The NDC owes Ghanaians an apology for their change of stance on galamsey and should admit that all their promises to fight it were never a reality. - Dr. Bernard Okoe-Boye, former MP for Ledzokuku Constituency

If Bawumia, with 41%, will take 12 years to be president, then what of him with zero votes at the moment? Plenty talk for nothing...Let him go find the X - Chairman Cudjoe, Eastern Regional Campaign Coordinator for the Bawumia 2026 campaign, jabs Ken.

"Abronye's arrest is clearly political, and we will deal with some NDC officials, even if it means exhuming their bodies from their graves when we resume office." - Salam Mustapha, NPP National Youth Organizer

"The arrest of Abronye is politically motivated. I have listened to the audio that warranted the arrest, and it was purely criticism of the IGP; he made no threats." - Moses Abor, Former NPP Greater Accra Regional Youth Organiser

NPP got it wrong with the sole appointment of Solomon Asumadu as candidate; they even went as far as accusing me of being behind Ernest Kumi's death for sympathy votes. - Bernard Bediako Baidoo Esq., MP-elect for Akwatia

NPP should stop targeting President Mahama with galamsey; they are the real culprits and will be remembered for it. - Mustapha Gbande, Deputy General Secretary of the NDC

Losing the Akwatia by-election is nothing to worry about; history shows by-elections usually favor the party in power, so our focus remains on keeping the NPP united. - Dennis Miracles Aboagye, former aide to Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia

"NDC Vice Chairman, Chief Sofo Azorka, has threatened to kill me. Let him go ahead if he dares, but no threat will ever push me out of Akwatia. I am not a COWARD." - Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin

The attack on us at Ernest Kumi’s one-week celebration was orchestrated by the NPP and confirms that they are preparing for violence in the Akwatia by-election - Mustapha Gbande, NDC Deputy General Secretary

Justice Torkonoo’s removal sets no bad precedent, and President Mahama acted within the law; critics should accept this and understand that no one is above the law. - Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Minister for Government Communications