One in four Ghanaians struggles with mental health issues, affecting anyone regardless of personality. - Dr. Francis Oppong, Ashanti Regional Psychiatrist.

Latest update: A young Gospel artiste known as Jake Yaw Mawuko Adjola, has reportedly taken his life after getting fedup of life.

Mahama is not a problem solver; he points out issues but does nothing to fix them. He's best suited for MCE & DCE roles, not presidency - Agyenim Boateng, NPP Communicator.

Salifu Amoako's spiritual influence on the president makes him arrogant. I won't be surprised if he escapes punishment - Kwaku Asafo Agyei, NDC Communication Team Member.

Our flagbearer is seriously against Galamsey and won't exploit it for politics. I'll ask National Communications Officer Sammy Gyamfi to investigate Kwaku Boahen's statement. We'll deal with him if he truly supported Galamsey. -Dr. Samuel Sarpong, Former Ashanti Regional Minister (NDC).

I'm giving NDC 24 hours to dissociate themselves from Kwaku Boahen's claim of campaigning at galamsey sites for 2024 political gains. This hypocrisy won't be tolerated. Galamsey is a serious issue, not politics. If they don't distance themselves, we'll campaign against them. Kwaku Boahen is a fool and extremely stupid. - Nana Kwadwo Jantuah

Pastors prophesying about election outcomes in Ghana rely on psychology, not divine revelation. After all, they're aware that either NPP or NDC will emerge victorious. They are all liars - Apostle James Akye, Head Pastor, The Lamps Glory Ministry.

Exclusive one-on-one: Dr. Maryam Esaka Kriese, running mate to Nana Kwame Bediako (Cheddar), leader of the New Force Movement.

Mahama's 2024 election points have dropped from 58% to 51.1%, according to my findings, with Bawumia gaining ground at 37.3%. Although Mahama remains popular in various constituencies, voters are increasingly growing fond of Bawumia's personality and vision and moving to his side. The NDC must stop relaxing and thinking they have won the election already; they need to start working hard, for they are losing ground with their significant support. - Prof. Smart Sarpong, Senior Research Fellow, KSTU.

I'm impressed by Reverend Obofour's down-to-earth speech during his meeting with Mahama. His words were practical, bold, and made perfect sense. He's earned my respect - Nana Kwadwo Jantuah.