Johnnie's Bite

In today’s episode, Johnnie Hughes talks about the government’s broken promise made to roll workers after the cessation of collection of tolls, and how the roads minister’s decision to scrap tolls would drastically affect not only the economy, but the lives of the people that manned these places.

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In this episode, Johnnie Hughes speaks about the recent development of fuel destroying the engines of many car owners in the country, the GOIL boss, NABCO beneficiaries speaking out against Vice President Bawumia for certain failed promises from the past, and the comments of Nana Kobina Nketsia V on the matter. He also talks about how unemployment is causing a heavy strain on young people, before discussing the shocking revelation made by the Minerals Commission of Ghana over the weekend regarding the rejection of a company seeking to conduct mining activities within the Kakum National Park.

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In today’s episode, Johnnie Hughes reacts to the fallout from a protest staged by employees of the National Theatre, industries voicing out their concerns after the Minister of Trade and Industry, K.T. Hammond, asked for prices to be reduced. He also speaks on the failed One Village-One Dam project meant to curb unemployment, and talks about the prices of food in Ghana currently.

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In today’s episode, Johnnie Hughes thanks members of the public for their efforts in supporting Media General’s quest to provide help to the affected victims of the Akosombo Dam spillage. He then speaks about the sums of money delegates complained about not receiving during the NPP’s flagbearer elections over the weekend. He also speaks on the Korle-Bu renal unit, fires shots at the NCCA, and continues his exposé on the National Theatre. He also revisits his conversation with Dr Bawumia’s elder brother and speaks on the Bortianor branch of the ECG.

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Fresh off the heels of the NPP’s flagbearer elections over the weekend, Johnnie Hughes discusses all the fallout from the event, talking about the many promises of Dr. Bawumia, before giving updates on the Kaneshie Bishop 1 and 2 School’s furniture and the seedlings found near GBC. He also goes all in on the National Theatre.

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November 3, 2023 - In today’s episode, Johnnie Hughes discusses the latest developments with the Kaneshie JHS school furniture left to waste away in the natural elements, the state of Mamprobi Bannerman JHS, a huge flaw with the tree planting program, and the terrible state of the Nima Cluster of Schools which is supposed to have washroom facilities for its students and staff.

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November 2, 2023 - In today’s episode, Johnnie Hughes discusses the fight against corruption which has taken a bad turn when it comes to “galamsey”, the national cathedral saga, before continuing his expose on the state of the National Theatre, and finally talks about the failed manifesto promise of Vice President Bawumia regarding the construction of model Senior High Schools in the country.

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November 1, 2023 - In today’s edition, Johnnie Hughes revisits the conversation from yesterday’s episode on the National Theatre’s state, the school furniture situation as well as trotro mates cheating members of the public.

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October 31, 2023 - Johnnie Hughes discusses previous tweets made by the President of the country relating to dumsor during his time in opposition, the state of the National Theatre, and the confessions and lamentations of a Kumawood actor who was in Johnnie’s words, “weaponized” against the previous government.

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Johnnie Hughes Returns - In today’s episode, Johnnie Hughes returns from the 3FM South Africa expedition to talk about his experience there and draws a few comparisons with the nation, before speaking about the ongoing flood situation affecting environs close to the Volta River. He also speaks on Adwoa Safo’s reception in her constituency and the double standards portrayed.

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