“What the NPP couldn’t do with the LGBTQ+ Bill in eight years, they now expect us to do in six months — but the President is putting measures in place for it to be passed as a government bill.”

"We’ve approved 615 gold licences. Smugglers and illegal traders will be arrested. The Goldbod task force is ever ready."

"S3 asa! all the hate people had for him in Akwatia is over. He was hated for nothing but at the right time we shall face them squarely"

The EC’s U-turn on the Ablekuma North re-run is questionable and we reject it. The NDC’s demeanor clearly shows they’ve lost and we won’t let them manipulate the process. - Salam Mustapha, NPP National Youth Organizer

The 2024 elections weren’t easy. The results came as a surprise to us, and many of our people are still yet to recover from the loss - Stephen Asamoah Boateng (NPP stalwart & former Chieftaincy Minister).

Fuel prices may or may not increase with the new Energy Levy, but after extensive stakeholder engagement, most Ghanaians have shown support for it. - Richmond Rockson Esq., Spokesperson and Head of Communications, Ministry of Energy.

Ghanaians always prosper under NPP governments. From education to transportation and business growth, the results are clear. To avoid falling back into hardship, 2028 must mark our return.- Pius Enam Hadzide, Spokesperson for Team Bryan Acheampong’s 2028 campaign.

NPP’s Ashanti Regional Communications Director, Paul Kwabena Yandoh, narrates how former GIHOC Distilleries MD, Maxwell Kofi Jumah, was arrested barefoot by National Security operatives during his 75th birthday celebration.

President Mahama must, within 24 hours, issue a statement condemning the actions of the suspected foreign-funded gay individuals who were seen kissing at Independence Square - Rev. John Ntim Fordjour, MP for Assin South.

July 10 is our firm deadline. We nearly resumed strike action today but decided to wait. If the government doesn’t meet our demands by then, we will resume an indefinite strike. Nurses deserve respect and better conditions, and we are ready to act. - David Koranteng Twum, General Secretary, GRNMA