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POLITRICKS OF THE DAY: President John Mahama Blows ¢2.2bn On Chairs, Bed & Curtains

When buying and selling are controlled by legislation, the first things to be bought and sold are legislators-P. J. O’Rourke According to Daily Guide; Government is crying over cash crunch, an amount of GH¢218, 565.50 (¢2.2 billion) is being used to furnish the Presidential residency at the Flagstaff House for the lavish use of President … Read more

POLITRICKS OF THE DAY: BNI Arrests Omari Wadie Over President Mahama Sex Photo

I think all persons should leave their political affiliations behind and condemn what Omari Wadie  is alleged to have done. If he indeed did it, he must be punished accordingly. How on earth will you transport the face of your sitting president unto an indecent photo (photoshop), hoping to deceive others to think it is … Read more

POLITRICKS OF THE DAY: J. J. Rawlings Seeks Wisdom For Prez Mahama

J J Rawlings

Ghana’s former President and Leader of the 31st December Revolution, Flt Lt Jerry John Rawlings has in a statement to mark the 31st Anniversary of the Revolution, sought God’s guidance for the people of Ghana as well as President John Mahama as he prepares to take up the mantle as fourth elected President of the Fourth Republic.

He prayed for God to provide President Mahama with the wisdom to pick men and women of integrity to man his administration and the courage to ‘prevent leeches, parasites, thieves and liars from taking refuge” in the corridors of power.

President Rawlings added that he wished President Mahama well as he prepares officially take up the mantle of leadership on January 7.

The former President who spoke after lighting the perpetual flame to mark the 31st Anniversary of the 31st December Revolution, also called on all Ghanaians to resolve in the coming year to work to improve sanitation across the country because of the major health issues that have surfaced as a result of poor sanitation.

President Rawlings paid glowing tribute to persons like Dr Ayirebi Acquah, WO Albert Baffa and WO Salifu for their sense of bravery and fortitude during the early days of the revolution.

He said Dr Ayirebi Acquah left his lucrative job in Zimbabwe to return to Ghana at the onset of the revolution and recounted how the doctor’s only Volvo saloon car was used to inaugurate branches of the June 4 Movement across the country.

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