Ghanaians voted to show their frustration with the NPP's 8 years in power, not with Dr. Bawumia. Bawumia was an excellent candidate, and had it not been for him, the NPP would have likely faced a much heavier loss - Kofi Ofosu Nkansah

There are key strategic areas that could boost our economy, but they are being controlled by foreigners - Dr. Richmond Atuahene

Ken Ofori-Atta provided written notice of his medical trip, and his hospital has furnished official documentation to verify the purpose of his absence. In light of this, it raises the question: why would Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyaben proceed to declare him wanted? Listen as we dive into the details and uncover the truth behind this controversy

If the enthusiasm Ghanaians showed Dr. Bawumia during the election campaigns isn't hypocrisy, then it means Ghanaians truly like him – Col Kwadwo Damoah (MP –Jaman South Constituency and Former Commissioner of GRA)

Let’s delve into the appointment of the Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs) and the key issues arising from their selection. Listen as we discuss the implications of these appointments on local governance, community development, and the political landscape. Tune in for insights, and analysis on the challenges surrounding the appointment

Let’s explore the reasons behind the NDC and NPP's decision to hold their final rallies in the same constituency. We will examine the strategic factors influencing this choice, including political significance, voter demographics, and logistical considerations. Listen as we analyze how this decision might impact the parties' campaigns and the broader political landscape leading up to the elections

Listen as we discuss and examine the outcomes of special voting, along with the critical need for journalist safety on Election Day. We explore the measures required to ensure a transparent, secure, and fair process for all participants

The challenge arises from the President appointing many ministers from Parliament. Balancing parliamentary responsibilities with ministerial duties becomes difficult, as they are often absent from Parliament, hindering the effective execution of parliamentary tasks.

Not much has changed here in the Ashanti Region; it’s the usual campaign activities by the various political parties. Some are distributing party-branded shirts as part of their strategies. The reason behind the intense presence of political parties in the region is straightforward—the NDC understands that securing over 30% of the votes cast here could significantly boost their chances of winning the election.

Invigilators are to be blamed for numerous examination malpractices - John Kapi (Head of Public Relations at WAEC)