A socio-economic political talk show that discusses the major political, social and economic issues in Ghana

A socio-economic political talk show that discusses the major political, social and economic issues in Ghana

A socio-economic political talk show that discusses the major political, social and economic issues in Ghana

"The Agyapa deal was a shameless scam, a daylight robbery that bled Ghana dry! It can never be compared to the powerful Goldbod we are working on. Goldbod will flood the economy with dollars and strengthen the Bank of Ghana’s forex reserves"

The NDC’s discussion on cut-off points is a calculated attempt to deny Ghanaians access to education and ruin the future of the youth. – Kwasi Kwarteng, Former P.R.O, Ministry of Education.

Breaking down President Mahama's 2025 State of the Nation Address – Dr. Stephen Amoah (MP for Nhyiaeso), Hon. Isaac Adongo (MP for Bolgatanga Central), and Rev. John Ntim Fordjour, former Deputy Minister of Education, share their take!

"It is a fact that the employees dismissed by the government were strategically placed to favor a particular group and burden the state. Revoking their appointments is the right decision, and I fully support the government on this." – Kojo Adu Asare, Former Member of Parliament, Adenta Constituency.

We are investigating, and within two to three weeks, those who were properly recruited into the public sector but sacked will be reinstated. For the others, we will review our budget to determine if we can recall them. - Ade Coker, Former Greater Accra Regional Chairman, NDC

"Tit for tat has no place in governance. As a minister, I never sacked any NDC official, and I expect President Mahama to do the same. He should show mercy, forgive us in the NPP for our past actions, and reinstate the innocent Ghanaians he has dismissed from their jobs." – Dr. Stephen Amoah, former Deputy Minister of Finance, begs President Mahama.

Pastors and clergy are deeply disappointed in John Dramani Mahama for not appointing a single member of their group to the Council of State, despite their support in helping him win the election. – Rev. John Ntim Fordjour, Former Deputy Minister of Education.