Oyiwa they’ve started eating back their words. Wo b3 ka nokware! After Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo’s landslide victory in the 2016 elections, actress Tracey Boakye has been forced to eat humble pie. The Kumawood actress — who campaigned vigorously for President Mahama and the NDC — insulted the NPP flagbearer several times, including calling him … Read more
During the 2016 election campaign, Mzbel — real name — Nana Akua Amoah — did not only endorsed President Mahama and the NDC but she also went further to denigrate, mock and insult the NPP flagbearer, Nana Akufo Addo. In a cringe-worthy viral video, the “16 years” songstress mocked Nana for falling down while kneeling … Read more
Nana Addo Mark C. Toner, the Deputy Department Spokesperson of the US has commended Ghanaians on our conduct in the just ended polls and has congratulated Nana Addo for his historic win. “The peaceful and inclusive nature of the election is a testament to Ghana’s citizens and its vibrant democracy,” it read in part.
Actor John Dumelo has just congratulated Nana Akufo on winning the 2016 Ghana presidential elections. Despite no official announcement from the Electoral Commission, multiple reputable news sites like Joy FM and Citi FM have all projected the 72-year-old three-time flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) as the winner of the hotly contested polls. Taking … Read more
John Dramani Mahama I have always maintained that even though I do not have a vote, as a left-wing democrat, my political ideologies resonate well with the New Patriotic Party and therefore if I were to vote in the 2016 presidential elections, I would have voted for Nana Akufo Addo. Beyond my accentuated political ideological position, for the simple fact that the President Mahama-led NDC administration incessantly without apology and any sense of urgency took Ghanaians for granted—somewhat thinking Ghanaians are inherently stupid was enough for me or any reasonable person to vote against them. The Electoral Commission of Ghana has become a snail institution in the last 24 hours in declaring the results, making it impossible to decipher the official positions of the two main contenders of the election-Nana Akufo Addo and John Dramani Mahama. But multiple credible independent sources have been filling in the gap with figures that reasonably project an overwhelming win for Nana Addo and the NPP. It’s therefore safe, perhaps even true, to conclude that Nana Akufo Addo has finally buried the arrogant dead goat who held this insane misconception that Ghanaians have short memories and therefore decided to commission almost all his developmental projects a few weeks to the elections in an attempt to beat them with his demagoguery political game. Ghanaians, even if temporary sane have shocked President Mahama and the NDC whose abuse of incumbency at some point sent shivers down the bones of many supporters of the NPP. With countless ‘JM Toaso’ billboards across the country and the non-stop play of NDC’s political adverts on TV and radio, even the staunchest NPP supporter would concede that at a point during the campaign wondered if the elephant was indeed going to be able to push the dead goat into his own dug grave.
NPP’s Nana Akufo Addo has been projected as the winner of Ghana’s 2016 election after collating results from 217 Constituencies out of 275 by JOY News. NPP’s Nana Akufo Addo has obtained 53.00% which is 4,526,046 Votes and John Dramani Mahama has been projected to have obtained 45.15%–that’s 3,856,129 Votes. JOY News has for three … Read more
The Cape Coast South constituency has fallen to the New Patriotic Party (NPP). The NPP presidential candidate Nana Akufo Addo polled 20977 to beat President Mahama, who polled 19449. Congrats are in order for Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo. CPP-51 NDP-15 NDC-19449 PPP-630 NPP-20977 PNC-14 IND-11 Rejected-327
The presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Akufo Addo has won the Sekondi Constituency in Western Region. He polled 18,039 to beat the president, who only had 9,787 votes. Congrats are in order for Nana Akufo Addo. CERTIFIED: Sekondi Constituency Presidential CPP 30 NDP 13 NDC 9,787 PPP 408 NPP 18,039 PNC 13 Independent … Read more
The New Patriotic Party presidential candidate Nana Akufo Ado has won the Cape Coast North constituency. The 72-year-old three-time flagbearer polled 20,360 to beat President John Mahama, who had 16,998 votes. CPP – 57 NDP – 63 NDC – 16,998 PPP – 1,492 NPP – 20,360 PNC – 19 IND -8 SOURCE: Cape 360
When it comes to creativity, UTV seems to lead the race in Ghana–mostly with their hilarious animations. The Accra-based TV station has released a new video, promoting themselves on the back of Nana Akufo Addo, President Mahama and former Presidents-John Agyekum Kufuor and Jerry John Rawlings. In this super hilarious video, the four gentlemen take on the dance floor–and we think Rawlings KILLED it. Check the video out below…
DKM Nana Akufo Addo, NPP’s presidential candidate has stated that he will refund the monies of the DKM’s customers in full when he is voted into office as a president. Speaking at NPP’s mini-rally in the Brong Ahafo region, Nana Addo stated among other things, “I will pay you back in full when I become president.”
Johnson Asiedu Nketia The political landscape in Ghana has been swamped with plenty messages, mostly from leading political figures of the ruling NDC and the opposition NPP–and a lot of these messages make no sense. Political parties in Ghana seem to care less about serving the electorates with meaningful campaign messages, based on which they will vote. Instead, they continue to attack each other–and frankly, the NDC leaders have been doing more of this recently. At the campaign launch of the NDC’s candidate for Adentan constituency-Mohammed Adamu Ramadan over the weekend, General Secretary of the NDC, Johnson Asiedu Nketia said Nana Akufo Addo is too old to govern the country effectively like President John Mahama.
NDC stalwart Ama Benyiwa Doe has slammed flagbearer of The New Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Akufo Addo for drinking Kalyppo fruit juice. She attacked Nana Addo for being a grown a** adult who drinks fruit juice that is meant for kids. “The NDC is not like some other party where children have taken charge and … Read more
Nana Akufo-Addo The New Patriotic Party is currently running on its last fuel: the unhealthy but necessary inside side-lining and the never seen before financial bulwark the party faces continue to have undeniable operational deficiencies on the party’s pre-election activities. It’s true that the democrats are back to the battlefield but they are deeply wounded. There’s no sight of a backup and the unspoken of internal financial blockage has literally slowed the already weakened engines of the party’s campaign trail. But there’s a natural sense of hope—a wounded soldier is usually vicious compared to the healthy well fed. Also, the incumbent government has succeeded in tilting the fight in favour of the near dead elephant with the many wrong turns it has unjustifiably taken with the economy. The unbearable hardship Ghanaians face in itself makes a strong case for the NPP but the truth remains that, nowhere has an incumbent government ever been easily disposed, especially when you have an aggressive politician like President John Dramani Mahama leading a pack of young wolves, running a door to door campaign backed by a somewhat unlimited resource. On the face of things, the odds may seem to be directly in favour of the NPP but the party is still severely struggling to grasp what can really fetch them power—and I mean, a boot to boot campaign with the NDC. Instead of being proactive, the NPP seems to have become a station full of reactors–worrying itself with responses and criticisms of the Mahama government’s conducts even at this stage. For instance, spending a whole week on the issue of President Mahama “sharing” money wouldn’t win the NPP a single vote and neither will it stop the “deadgoat” from doing what he regards as reasonable in these desperate times.
Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo Nana Akufo-Addo, the flagbearer of the opposition NPP has stated that the ruling NDC party is confused–and that the party lacks clarity on the source of ideas for their manifesto. Speaking at a rally in Kasoa on Sunday, Nana Akufo-Addo told the crowd to vote and take Ghana out of the hands of the NDC, a confused political party. He’s quoted to have said: “Something very interesting happened in Sunyai. The NDC went there to launch their manifesto and one of their leaders said it is not true they are copying our policy ideas but rather both parties agreed on what is good for the Ghanaian people and that is why similar ideas are coming up.”
