“All Dr. Frank Amoakohene does is organize events on social media; I have no time to hold any secret meetings against him, and he can't destroy NPP’s legacy in the Ashanti Region.” - Sam Pyne, former Mayor of Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly

“The finance minister and the auditor-general should be ready to face me in court over the auditor-general's report implicating me in wrongful transactions. They don’t know who they are joking with. Do they even understand what a fictitious contract or transaction is?” - K. T. Hammond, Former Minister for the Ministry of Trade and Industry (Ghana).

Over 500,000 young people trying to join the security services is a worry...and proof of the economy's failure to create enough jobs, and many have lost interest in farming over government excessive food imports. - Dominic Nitiwul, Former Defense Minister

“President Mahama used the Dzata jet to save costs, and there is no conflict of interest. We did not pay anything to rent the jet from Ibrahim Mahama.” - Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Government Communications Minister

"Foreign Minister Okudzeto Ablakwa should have been sacked for exposing Ghana to security threats. His claim at Chatham House that Ghana worked with the US on the Christmas Day bombing in Nigeria was reckless and irresponsible." - Akosua Asaa Manu, Special Aide to former Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia

“I am ready to contest the Ablekuma South parliamentary seat if the people want me. I will run as an independent candidate.”

The pain we are going through is intense; if we react, it could turn into something else. Some of us regret becoming teachers because we have nobody to speak on our behalf. How do you expect us to live without receiving payment for 14 months? - Ray, Convener, Unpaid Newly Posted Staff of GES

Using flimsy excuses like defective teeth to deny grassroots members recruitment into the security services makes no sense. What has teeth got to do with working in the security service? These members are the backbone of the party...and have sacrificed enough to be considered. - Eric Adjei, Acting CEO of NEIP

In the wake of the cocoa farmers’ haircut and the gold sales controversy at the Bank of Ghana, where are the loud-mouthed CSOs and clergy? Are they enjoying life under the Mahama government? Weren’t these the same people who hounded the Akufo-Addo government? What has happened to their voices? - Sam Pyne, Former KMA Boss

NDC should dare not attribute its mismanagement of the economy to the US-Israeli-Iran conflict because it will never be accepted. If the Russia-Ukraine war was not considered a valid factor affecting Ghana’s economy in 2020, then attempts to use such conflicts as excuses going forward will also be rejected. - Richard Ahiagbah, Director of Communications, NPP