From a boy in Bomaa who nearly missed SHS due to poverty, to an MP supporting over 2,000 SHS entrants with chop boxes, school bags, books and calculators.
Best BECE graduates were also honoured for their excellence.
We can only be grateful to God.
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Hon Atta Akyea on why he believes Dr Bawumia is the ideal candidate for victory 2028. He has served. He has paid his dues. He’s the most competent and qualified person to lead NPP.
Daniel Nsala’s case was not filled within the 21 days period as stated by the law ( PNDCL 284 section 18) so why then did the high court sat on the case in the first place. The case was filled on the 25th of January 2025 while the results were gazetted and published on the 27th of December 2024. @AfenyoMarkin we trust you to lead the mighty minority at the supreme court to make the right decision
Dr George Domfe writes…….
As a Public Sector Economist, I have spent months trying to understand the statement: “Bawumia destroyed the economy by pushing the exchange rate to $1 = GHS17.”
1. On 7th January 2017, when the NPP government assumed office, $1 traded at GHS4.20.
2. By 7th January 2021, the rate was $1 = GHS5.85, indicating that during the government’s first term, the cedi depreciated by a cumulative 27%. This period remains one of the most stable eras in Ghana’s recent economic history in terms of currency performance.
3. In January 2022, the rate stood at $1 = GHS6.20, while the Bank of Ghana’s reserves were around $9.9 billion, sufficient to maintain stability. However, the outbreak of the Russia–Ukraine war caused global disruptions—crude oil prices surged from $72 to $121 per barrel, freight costs increased by 300%, and major economies such as the UK, USA, and Germany recorded their highest inflation levels in decades.
4. Consequently, Ghanaian importers required more U.S. dollars to import the same volume of goods, creating severe pressure on the cedi. The Bank of Ghana intervened heavily, drawing down its reserves to stabilize the exchange rate. By July 2022, the rate had risen to $1 = GHS8.20, but at this point, foreign reserves were nearly depleted, limiting further intervention.
5. By October 2022, the interbank exchange rate exceeded GHS15 (and GHS17 on the forex market). However, by December 2022, the rate appreciated to around GHS8, after the Bank of Ghana secured additional foreign exchange support.
6. Therefore, why should Dr. Bawumia be blamed for this depreciation? The sharp fall of the cedi in 2022 was driven almost entirely by global shocks, not domestic policy failures.
That man doesn’t respect the grassroots at all. If you meet him and you even want to talk to him the way he will snub you…hmm only God knows.
Woe betide anyone who will joke with the party and Ghanaians if we are voted back to power. I swear to God that we will keep every appointee on his or her toe.
All the old man like Kusi Boafo, Osafo Marfo and the others should sit somewhere and guide the young ones with their experience. No more greedy old men and women to lead us again
Ken Agyapong not knowledgeable enough to be president– Amakye Boateng, Political Scientist at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST)
I'm grateful for all the unexpected blessings in my life thus far. Thank you, Lord, for the surprises and lessons that have shaped me. Here's to another year of growth, love, and adventure!
Happy birthday to me!