One-on-One With Hon. Eric Opoku, Minister for Food and Agriculture, on Ghana’s Agricultural Challenges and Opportunities

“OSP vs. Kpebu: I would have been the perfect person for the OSP job if not for my call to dismiss Kissi Agyebeng, but I will consider it if Ghanaians agree.” - Martin Kpebu, Esq., Private Legal Practitioner

“I have not regretted working with President John Mahama. He is a listening leader; you don’t even fear criticizing him or the government. Ghanaians are truly free under his presidency.” - Prof. Ransford Gyampo, CEO of the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA)

“The GES statement on the WASSCE results in response to Dr. Adutwum was needless; the Ministry’s PRO should have handled it, especially the part about political propaganda.” - Prof. Kwasi Opoku-Amankwah, former Director-General of the GES.

"My concern over the Expressway vs. highway brouhaha is for the Accra–Kumasi highway not to be abandoned, as I highlighted in my letter to the President, because my worst fear has always been that it would be neglected," - Francis Asenso-Boakye, MP for Bantama and former Minister for Roads and Highways, clarifies why he opposes the project.

“If anyone believes what I said about the Agyapa deal concerning Nana Akufo-Addo is a crime or defamatory, they should take me to court, and I am ready to defend myself.” - Dr. Frank Amoakohene, Ashanti Regional Minister.

Referral of Afenyo-Markin to the Privileges Committee is an attempt to weaken the Minority front, but it will be fiercely resisted. We, the Minority, are fully behind Afenyo-Markin and our leadership. - John Darko, Esq., MP for Suame.

We never opposed the 10 percent royalty under the former Akufo-Addo government as a parliamentary minority - Alhaji Collins Dauda clarifies on the Ghana lithium agreement.

"I am not being sponsored by any political party. The office of the OSP is just a waste of state resources, which is why I want Kissi Agyebeng removed". - Apostle Abraham Lincoln clarifies his position on his participation in the protest calling for the OSP’s removal.

I’m still the MP for Kpandai, and I’m confident that if the court-ordered rerun were held today, I would win easily. The people know my capabilities, and I am sure of returning to Parliament. - Matthew Nyindam, MP for Kpandaijoy-news