“The fight against galamsey has nothing to do with the NDC or NPP. The sooner we realize this and unite as a country to tackle it, the better for us. - Nana Kwadwo Jantuah urges Ghanaians.

We’ll gang up and make President Mahama’s government useless with criticism if he does not take a turn on his galamsey comment. We won’t sit by and be taken for granted again. - Nana Kwadwo Jantuah

Our ministers and leaders who ignored Apostle Kwadwo Safo and his achievements while he was alive should keep the same steeze and dare not eulogize him now, or we’ll publicly shame them. Enough of their hypocrisy! - Nana Kwadwo Jantuah fumes.

Mahama's galamsey comment is unfavorable, disappointing, and unfounded; this isn't what we campaigned and voted for. He had better come out now and give a meaningful message to Ghanaians - Nana Kwadwo Jantuah.

The attack on the Asanko Mines site by Manso Tontokrom residents is completely absurd. The land legally belongs to them, and the government is fully aware. The sooner the government intervenes to settle the matter, the better. - Nana Kwadwo Jantuah

"I find nothing wrong with issuing scholarships to my party members. Can Asafo Agyei claim he hasn’t done the same since resuming office? If he can’t, let him drag me to court. I have done nothing wrong and have flouted no law."

Ghana is GH₵1 billion in debt for UK scholarships because the NPP government, under my predecessor Gyemang Kingsley, spent money carelessly on the dependents of beneficiaries. - Kwaku Asafo Agyei, Registrar of the Scholarship Secretariat

Our research shows that 75% of NPP delegates are over 44 years old. To win future elections, the party must actively engage the youth and secure their support, or risk losing any election they contest. - Mussa Dankwah, Executive Director of Global InfoAnalytics

“By-elections waste state resources and do little for national development; parties should be allowed to replace deceased MPs without a contest.” - Ing. Kwabena Agyei Agyapong, NPP Presidential Hopeful

“It is worrying that neither the media nor the government is paying attention to George Opare Addo’s comments on narcotic abuse in our universities, especially since these students are our future leaders. This issue requires urgent attention and must be addressed,” - Nana Kwadwo complains.