"'I didn’t see Dr. Bawumia at today’s clean-up exercise. If he is truly concerned about the flooding situation, why wasn’t he there? It’s clear they were more interested in political propaganda than in solving the problem.” — Dr. Samuel Ayeh, Aide to the President

“Why is the Finance Minister still in office despite failing to release funds for flood mitigation, resulting in the deaths of 35 people? The blood of those innocent souls will forever be on Ato Forson's hands.” — Nana B, National Organizer, NPP

“NPP politics is now driven by insults. Some party members have been contracted by faceless elders to attack opponents within the party. People must be held accountable when they fail to perform. If John Boadu was judged based on his performance, then Justin Kodua Frimpong should be held to the same standard.” - Eugene Boakye Antwi, NPP General Secretary Hopeful

The Ministry of Transport and GPRTU must immediately address the transport fare hike. Drivers should not be arbitrarily increasing fares or taking the law into their own hands. — Omanhene Kwaku Asante

"Muntaka must immediately apologize to Ghanaians for comparing Ghana's flood situation to California. Such a comparison is unwarranted and insensitive. Ghana is facing a national crisis, and this is the time for action, not unnecessary comparisons." - Omanhene Kwabena Asante

"No amount of fiscal discipline or economic stability can justify the loss of lives. Government must prioritise life-saving flood control projects." — Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Ranking Member on Parliament's Economy and Development Committee.

“Government sitting on over US$200 million left by Akufo-Addo to tackle perennial flooding. Had the funds been used, Accra’s current flooding could have been avoided.” — Hon. Martin Adjei-Mensah Korsah, MP for Techiman South.

“We’ve intensified sanitation efforts in our communities, directed the assemblies to enforce their by-laws, and anyone caught littering will be prosecuted.” — Greater Accra NADMO Director, Dennis Nartey, speaks on measures following yesterday’s Accra floods.

At least three people reportedly died from electrocution at Alajo in the Ayawaso Central Municipality following yesterday's heavy rainfall. An eyewitness recounts the heartbreaking incident

“What right does the NDC Central Regional Chairman have to shut down a radio station? We are not under military rule. Who does he think he is because his party is in power?” — Alfred Kojo Thompson, aspiring National Treasurer of the NPP.