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Kofi Adams, Minister for Sports and Recreation, clarifies World Cup visa scandal allegations: “The Sports Ministry was unaware of the alleged fake names submitted to the US Embassy. All the names I forwarded belonged to genuine staff members, while the disputed list involved the NSA and TRIBE Culture Fest.”

Akwatia MP, Lawyer Bernard Bediako Baidoo, has made significant strides in infrastructure development since winning the by-election. In just a short period, he has delivered projects across all electoral areas, including Akyem Wenchi, an NPP stronghold, but... - Chairman BB Moro

“Businesses have operated along the La Beach beachfront for over 70 years, even before the hotels were built. Why call them encroachers and destroy a thriving tourism economy?” - Freddie Blay, Former NPP National Chairman.

“I dare the Sports Minister to explain whether he knew about a letter signed on his behalf introducing individuals to the U.S. Embassy ahead of the World Cup. He cannot escape responsibility. Our investigations reveal that only 15 people on the list are genuine staff members, while the rest are fraudulent.” - Vincent Ekow Assafuah, MP for Old Tafo.

“Kojo Bamba is incapable of protecting the NPP, so voting for him was meaningless. If he acts outside the law, the law will deal with him.” - Atik Mohammed, Former General Secretary of the PNC

“I had no intention of missing the swearing-in. I only left the stadium briefly to freshen up, unaware that the process would move so quickly. By the time I returned, the results had been declared and the ceremony was over.” - Henry Nana Boakye (Nana B), NPP Second Vice Chairman

“My experience and track record will speak for me. I have served the party for 33 years, and my initiatives have helped finance its election campaigns.” - Kwabena Abankwah Yeboah on his bid for NPP First National Vice Chairperson

The Ghana National Fire Service tackles a major blaze in Avenor that swept through several wooden structures. Listen in for updates from GNFS PR member ADO1 Alex King Nartey on the ongoing firefighting efforts and the upcoming investigation into its cause.

“Calling the security chiefs to an emergency meeting after the cocaine bust was not enough. President Mahama should have sacked them. Our intelligence also indicates the existence of a cocaine laboratory in Ghana, which poses a serious threat to the country.” - Nana B, NPP National Organiser

“If there are no designated bus stops, where should we stop to safely pick up or drop off passengers?” - A driver questions the new parking laws and calls on authorities for clarity

“NPP National Executives Election: Candidates cannot camp delegates or give them money. Delegates will be fully catered for, including T&T.” - Frederick Opare-Ansah,

Teachers always suffer when President Mahama is in power. Why invest in a presidential jet while neglecting the plight of teachers? - Aaron Asiedu Antwi, NPP Communications Team Member

“Why is the NPP defending Salomey Awiti Bafoh? What connection do they have with her? They are behaving as though something like this has never happened in Ghana before.” - Nana Yaa Jantuah

“I’m not afraid of arrest. I’ll go to court tomorrow because I committed no crime; I was only representing my client. Their attempt to arrest me in court was calculated to disgrace me.” - Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah, MP for Manhyia South, weighs in on the EOCO arrest.

“I was not targeting John Boadu when I spoke about why the NPP lost several parliamentary seats during his tenure as General Secretary. My criticism was about issues such as the imposition of candidates, which I identified as a major factor, and I promised not to repeat those mistakes. So, blaming me for the NPP’s 2024 defeat is a simplistic claim with no basis.” - Justin Frimpong Kodua, NPP General Secretary