The Minority in Parliament has condemned the raid on Ntim Fordjour’s home in connection with his claims about a cocaine flight. Supporters and prominent members of the NPP gathered at the residence of the Assin South MP and Ranking Member on the Defence and Interior Committee to show solidarity following an attempt by NIB operatives to arrest him on Wednesday afternoon. Strong statement Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo Markin delivered a strong statement denouncing this action by the NIB. Markin criticized the government for focusing on trivial matters instead of addressing pressing issues such as galamsey. He accused the government of…
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Former Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia paid a visit to Rev. John Ntim Fordjour at his residence on Wednesday night to express his solidarity. During the visit, Dr. Bawumia reiterated his earlier call for President John Dramani Mahama to rein in his security operatives immediately, warning that Ghanaians will resist the lawlessness ongoing in the country. Political tools He emphasized that state institutions should not be used as political tools for harassing and intimidating opponents. “Ghanaians will not accept this descent into lawlessness and fear. Our democracy relies on due process and the rule of law,” he stated. High spirits…
The Supreme Court has adjourned indefinitely the hearing of an application seeking to injunct the ongoing process for determining a Prima Facie case concerning petitions for the removal of the Chief Justice. The adjournment was prompted by the absence of the Attorney General, who had secured an excuse from the Chief Justice. The Attorney General requested the Chief Justice to order an adjournment of all cases involving the office from April 7 to April 10 due to ongoing training for lawyers at the Attorney General’s office. In response, two state Attorneys, including a former Personal Assistant of Godfred Dame during…
A wave of condemnation has emerged following the harassment of Ben Peters, a Nigerian businessman residing in Accra, by national security operatives on Monday. Many believe that the raid and attempted arrest of Peters, along with the arrest of his security personnel by a combined team of National Security operatives, police, and military members, lacked professionalism and constituted a politically motivated witch-hunt. Concerns for Foreign Investment There is a growing consensus that this incident, which has drawn attention from international media, could deter foreign investment in Ghana. The operation was led by Richard Jakpa, the Director of Operations for National…
Vice President Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has embarked on a three-week medical leave starting April 7, 2025, following her doctor’s recommendation to focus on her health and recovery. This development was confirmed by sources at Jubilee House. The Vice President’s leave comes after reports of recent health concerns, which required her to seek treatment abroad following initial care at the University of Ghana Medical Centre in Accra. Meanwhile, Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, speaking during a community engagement in Lagos, Nigeria, on April 6, assured Ghanaians that Prof. Opoku-Agyemang is recovering well and will soon resume her duties. He…
Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo has officially submitted her response to the petitions seeking her removal from office, complying with the deadline set by President John Dramani Mahama. According to reliable sources, the Chief Justice delivered her written reply to both the President and the Council of State ahead of the April 7, 2025 deadline. This follows a 10-day window granted by the President for her to respond after the petitions were formally lodged. With her response now submitted, the Council of State is expected to begin its review to determine whether there are sufficient grounds to initiate further proceedings. As…