Johnnie's Bite

In today’s episode of Johnnie’s Bite, Johnnie Hughes discusses the newly introduced Emissions Levy, Dr Bawumia, Vice President of the Republic of Ghana, asking why he has seemingly fallen silent in recent weeks. He also discusses retirees being in very sensitive positions of power in major government institutions.

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In today’s episode of Johnnie’s Bite, Johnnie Hughes talks specifically about the President of the Republic of Ghana, Nana Addo Danquah Akufo-Addo,, discussing various controversial comments of his that have caused stirs in the public, including the most recent comments made about Ekumfi not being in his focus as the result of the people not choosing the NPP’s Member of Parliament candidate during their elections.

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Johnnie Hughes returns to the studio for the first time since December 21, 2023, picking up from where he left off, discussing the NPP’s just-ended incumbent constituency elections, amongst a few other matters at hand.

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In today’s episode, Johnnie Hughes discusses positive changes at the National Theatre, Parliamentary officers not receiving their salaries on time, and turmoil at ICOUR, regarding the Managing Director who is due to leave post upon his retirement.

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In today’s episode, Johnnie Hughes discusses the low turnout experienced during the local level elections held yesterday, as well as Tyrone Marhguy excelling in the WASSCE, clocking 8A’s. He also discusses the Ghana National Fire Service’s absence of stations in certain parts of the Greater Accra Region, and talks about the Accra High Court denying the National Communications Authority’s request to be left out of the ongoing court proceeding between the National Media Commission and Media General subsidiaries, Onua TV and Onua FM.

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In today’s episode, Johnnie Hughes discusses the 2023 district-level elections and how crucial they are to building a nation that is seemingly keen on centralizing everything and also talks about documents coming to light, indicating a potential sale of part of the Achimota Forest Reserve for developmental purposes.

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In today’s episode, Johnnie Hughes discusses the ECG’s response to a video played on the show in the previous episode, where a truck belonging to the ECG took part in the siphoning of fuel. He also talks about John Boadu’s appointment as acting Director-General of SIGA, and the perceived problems he has inherited. He then moves to the US Treasury Secretary setting an example, choosing to fly Economy instead of First Class. He finally touches on musician Noella Wiyaala building an art center for the people of the Northern Region.

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In today’s episode, Johnnie Hughes discusses the GES once again, the state of roads in the Krowor, VALCO’s new leadership doing massive wonders, and Ghana’s rank as the #1 debtor to China, with an amount of $31.1 Billion.

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In today’s episode, Johnnie Hughes discusses two officials of the PBC deciding to run for parliamentary office, as well as the practice of fuel siphoning in Yamoransa in the Central Region of Ghana.

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In today’s episode, Johnnie Hughes discusses the GES having internal issues regarding the running of school, and how vital the role of Parent-Teacher Associations are to the day-to-day operations of schools across Ghana. He also addresses comments made by the Director-General of the NDPC saying the departure of so many young people from the country is causing them to miss out on many good things.

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