“I agree with Asenso Boakye on the government’s proposed express roads. The timing isn’t right. Our focus now should be on fixing the broken roads in Kumasi,”- Nana Kwadwo Januah.

Calls for Mahama’s third term are premature and rushed; he has yet to firmly establish his position - Nana Kwadwo Jantuah urges NDC supporters to be cautious.

“The rising religious bias in our schools is a dangerous trend that could create division and threaten the peace of our country. We must avoid anything that will disturb our unity,” - Nana Kwadwo Jantuah.

"Some Ghanaians go as far as petitioning us to investigate their pastors over the use of their offerings and other personal matters, but we only handle corruption cases, not family or church issues."- Ammy Darko, Director of Strategy and Communications, OSP

The terrorism in Nigeria serves as a warning for Ghana. We must avoid religious comments and actions that could plunge our country into similar chaos.- Nana Kwadwo Jantuah cautions.

“The 2026 budget neglects rural healthcare. Nursing allowances have been cut, and critical health needs are being sidelined for other priorities. This is an unhealthy decision,” - Dr. Kingsley Agyemang, MP for Abuakwa South.

The once-lifegiving drinking water of Manso Nkwanta has turned deadly. From mercury to the even more dangerous cyanide now used by galamsey operators, the community is being slowly poisoned. Cyanide, likened to DDT, is silently destroying lives, yet the danger is ignored by many who drink this water daily.

Let’s dive into the real financial, social, and strategic demands that come with vying for the highest office in the land. From campaign structures and media engagement to party financing, nationwide tours, and grassroots mobilization, the journey is far more expensive and demanding than many imagine

A truly dedicated MP spends between GHC30,000 and GHC40,000 every month just to keep their constituency running. This is why politics can’t be treated like an ordinary job. It takes calling, patience, and discipline to handle the pressure and expectations. Public service goes far beyond salary figures, it’s about the real weight and sacrifice that comes with leadership.

Listen as we break down and analyze the recent budget with Hon. Dr. Stephen Amoah. From key allocations to economic implications, gain insights into how the decisions made impact citizens, businesses, and the nation’s growth.