Author: MasemTV Newsroom

THE TOXIC MIXTURE OF ABRONYE DC’S INCOMPETENCE AND DISRESPECT FOR TRADITIONAL AUTHORITIES & LEADERS OF THE NPP LED BONO REGION TO LOSE FIVE (5) SEATS OUT OF THE ELEVEN (11) SEATS The objective of this PART 1 write up will look at three thematic areas associated with the problems Abronye DC, the Bono Regional Chairman and the then MPs/Candidate created which led to our defeats. 1.Regional Party organisations and Regional campaign team will be highlighted. 2. Jaman South and Banda will be briefly discussed to know the true picture why we lost or could not capture the seats. To begin, …

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Police Corporal Tanye Christopher of the regional visibility, Bono Region, has been arrested for stealing a computer monitor and a system unit from the Police Headquarters in Sunyani. According to Police sitrep, Corporal Tanye Christopher was exposed by a colleague, Sergent Daniel Nketia, who visited Corporal Tanye Christopher upon days of failing to attend duty from 9th to 15th May, 2021 at the Police Headquaters. Sergent Daniel Nketia, upon spotting the Samsung monitor and Zebra system unit computer with inscriptions of the Ghana Police Service boldly written on it in his room, immediately reported the issue and led the District…

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The so called electoral reforms Jean Mensa claimed her commission has under taken is another scam and conspiracy to satisfy her paymasters, it will definitely not change anything, as she is burnt on fufiling another promise to ”break the eight” for the Npp after delivering the ”4more” for them, but she must be warned and warned again that, the NDC is no more asleep, we are wide awake beyond sleep this time, and she will be stopped one time! if she dare us again. Jean Mensa is battling with competence and integrity crisis which is already known to the world,…

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The NDC held a recent press conference and among other things, stated that it did not support a number of proposals put together by IPAC after an EC workshop Sammy Gyamfi however explained that some of those proposals make sense to the NDC In the meantime, he points to the fact that the NDC finds some of the proposals problematic. While it appears that the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has shot down the proposals arrived at by the Inter-Party Advisory Committee (IPAC) during a recent meeting with the EC, Sammy Gyamfi has stated that his party isn’t entirely averse…

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The Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana must reduce its arrogance and carry along all the political parties especially the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) as the commission embarks on electoral reforms, Mr Bernard Mornah, a former National Chairman of the People’s National Convention (PNC), has said. He told Abena Tabi, host of the Key Points on Saturday May 22 that whatever reforms that the EC undertakes will have to be sent to parliament for approval and given that both the NPP and the NDC have equal numbers in the legislature, the EC will need the…

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Director of Electoral Services at the Electoral Commission (EC), Dr Serebour Quaicoe has revealed that the majority of the political parties in the country are sub-substandard as far as the key requirements are concerned. According to him, considerations were made for a lot of them over a lack of a clear-cut mechanism towards their elimination from the electoral race. The 2020 election saw many political parties showing interest in the fight for the ultimate position as 12 candidates qualifying the polls. Speaking on NewsFile Saturday, Dr Serebour Quaicoe said the EC after an inspection, noticed that the status of about…

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A former Speaker of Parliament, Prof. Aaron Mike Oquaye, has denied endorsing any individual to be the flagbearer of the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) going into the 2024 elections. Prof. Oquaye said some media reports suggesting that he has endorsed the Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia to lead the NPP in 2024 are false. “My attention has been drawn to a publication on pages 1 and 11 of the Daily Dispatch issue of Wednesday, May 19, 2021, claiming that I, Prof. Aaron Michael Oquaye, has said that ‘Bawumia should be NPP’s 2024 flagbearer.’ I wish to state emphatically that…

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The Conference of Heads of Assisted Secondary Schools (CHASS), has confirmed that the heads of various public Senior High Schools have received feeding grants released by the government. The government through the Ministry of Education announced that an amount of GHS 100 million had been released on May 14 for the feeding of students in public Senior High Schools. According to the Ministry, part of the amount was released to the Buffer Stock Company, and the remaining sent to the heads of Senior High Schools to enable them to buy perishable components of foodstuff needed for the feeding of the…

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Our institutions of higher learning ought to rise above sycophancy if we are to believe their true independence. Can UCC put out the justification for voting to confer a Doctor of Philosophy Honoris Causa in Educational Management and Leadership on Mr. Akufo-Addo? How could an otherwise reputable University award Doctor of Philosophy Honoris Causa in Educational Management and Leadership to a President under whom our educational system has faced the most debilitating challenges. What is the criteria? Is it: 1) Basic Education; a) Lack of textbooks almost two years after the introduction of a new standard based curriculum, b) Inadequate…

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The Executive Director for Social Democracy and DevelopmentDialogue Forum, has hinted that the Akufo-Addo government is in for another self inflicted destruction as a result of how the government continued to fight against illegal mining In a Press release signed by the Executive Director of the group, Mr Koku Mawuli Nanegbe stated that the attempt by the government to gag Asantehene in coming out to speak truth to government and the decision to unlawfully burn down excavators at sites confirm that the government is on the path of self destruction which, according to the group, fears may lead the country…

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