Singer Mzbel is not lying down supine to take the criticisms being lobbed at her for expressing support for the NDC, hitting back with a massive post Monday.
The singer took some arrows from incensed Ghanaians last week when she was revealed to have declared for the ruling NDC, who most hold accountable for difficult conditions existing in the country at the moment.
John Dumelo is bent on making Mahama win again! John Dumelo has been moving all over the country canvassing for votes for President John Dramani Mahama and the NDC. The 32-year-old actor was spotted together with Mustapha Inusah, the coordinator for celebrity for Mahama movement, campaigning in Bolgatanga. Like always, Dumelo looks great here, while … Read more
As we reported yesterday, singer Mzbel has endorsed President John Dramani for the forthcoming December presidential elections. In an interview with GhanaPoliticsOnline, the “16 years” songstress said the president “deserves to be given the opportunity to continue the good work”. “Grab a copy of the Green Book and look at the accounting to the people’s … Read more
The debate over the so-called Gitmo Two- Mahmud Umar Muhammad Bin Atef and Khalid Muhammad Salih Al-Dhuby- continues unabated and is likely to pop up in local discussions for a while to come.
There has been huge clamouring for the NPP flagbearer, Nana Akuffo-Addo, to make his stance on the issue known. And although his spokesperson clarified that by saying Nana is against the deal, he went a step further when speaking about it himself at a function.
President Mahama thinks only past Presidents have the right to criticise him- although I think he forgot Ghanaians also have that right with their thumbs.
Whilst they continue to live in the bubble up there, discontent continues to boil among Ghanaians, and perhaps that is what the Economist Intelligence Unit has picked up on.
Some journalists who covered the President’s activities on Monday were involved in an accident with the Presidential convoy, leaving one injured and in critical condition. The journalists were with the President, and had covered his commissioning of a new community day Senior High School in the Western Region. The accident occurred on the road between … Read more
The Government of Ghana has slammed the ‘negative comments’ and ‘vitriolic’ attacks on the president on the Facebook page of Hollywood star Boris Kodjoe. The Facebook page of Boris Kodjoe was trolled with avalanche of abusive comments after he shared a photo of himself with the President of Ghana John Mahama, commending him for his … Read more
John Mahama has done all he can with this country of ours. Mounting corruption, dumsor, increased cost of living, you name it and he has done it. So far I can say the only thing he has not done is get Ghana back to being a HIPC country, oh wait… The mounting levels of Ghana’s … Read more
This man is a great bit of comic relief the likes of which this country has not seen since Hassan ‘Ayarikof’ Ayariga.
George Boateng, who plans to contest the President in the NDC primaries, has already been firing off some very interesting opinions. Those in the NDC are so threatened by him they are trying to disqualify him from the race.
President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Muhammadu Buhari would be in Ghana Monday to meet President John Dramani Mahama.
The pair would discuss matters on bilateral relations, regional security, trade, and other issues of common interests to the two nations and the regional body, ECOWAS, of which the two have the largest economies.
The Vice President Paa Kwesi Amissah Arthur was at the NDC headquarters yesterday to pick up nomination forms for President Mahama for the upcoming flag bearership race in the party.
Despite being bedevilled by more problems than any President in history, the NDC are firmly ensconced behind their leader, with the picking up of the forms accompanied by a party atmosphere by supporters and executives.
A few days ago the hitherto unknown George Boateng announced picked up his forms to contest President John Dramani Mahama during the upcoming NDC primaries for the position of flag bearer.
Nobody has been taking him seriously so far, with General Mosquito even jokingly saying he should seek psychiatrist help. However, I believe comments like these would certainly get people to notice him.
It’s not particularly the norm to challenge a sitting president, and the NDC had been hoping for no challenger; but apparently this George Boateng has other ideas.
The 45 year old, NDC Oyarifa Youth Organiser, has picked his nomination forms to contest the presidential primaries against John Mahama on November 7.
Four reporters are currently in critical condition at the Emergency Trauma and Surgical Department of the 37 Military Hospital following the fatal accident involving the Presidential press corps on Thursday.
Samuel Nuamah of the Ghanaian Times unfortunately passed away in the accident. Currently, four members of the Presdiential press corps are in critical condition; Pascaline Adadevoh and Napoleon Ato Kittoe of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation, Patrick Bida of the Enquirer and William Gyentu of Peace FM.
I love Lydia Forson. She’s smarter than the average Ghanaian showbiz personality, and has a fair grip over the art of satire.
I didn’t expect her to go with Yvonne Nelson on this, which every fair minded person would realise is just a silly, attention seeking stunt.
