You’ve fallen on your own dagger, stop blaming Speaker and us – Minority to Majority caucus

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TRUTH 2 months ago

NDC must stop this pointless impeachment battle and have their presence in Ejisu reminding them of the new Kwame Tuas of our time.

Kwame Tua was so bad he sold Asante secrets to the British and actually led to the defeat o ...
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NDC must stop this pointless impeachment battle and have their presence in Ejisu reminding them of the new Kwame Tuas of our time.

Kwame Tua was so bad he sold Asante secrets to the British and actually led to the defeat of Asante and the kidnapping of Yaa Asantewaa.

Ejisu people must be reminded of these traitors among us today.

A VOTE AGAINST NPP IS A VOTE FOR THE SOVEREIGNITY OF GHANA.

Asante, this should not be politics as usual, punish NPP.
NDC Propaganda nkwaaa 2 months ago

Using the law to be lawless. Scary times ahead

Using the law to be lawless. Scary times ahead
ROB 2 months ago

THE NDC PARTY IS A THREAT TO THE DEMOCRACY OF GHANA. MEMBERS OF THE NDC PARTY IN PARLIAMENT DO NOT READ THE CONSTITUTION OF GHANA AS LAW MAKERS. EVEN LICENSED LAWYERS OF THE THE NDC PARTY ARE SAME. VERY SAD FOR GHANA. THERE I ...
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THE NDC PARTY IS A THREAT TO THE DEMOCRACY OF GHANA. MEMBERS OF THE NDC PARTY IN PARLIAMENT DO NOT READ THE CONSTITUTION OF GHANA AS LAW MAKERS. EVEN LICENSED LAWYERS OF THE THE NDC PARTY ARE SAME. VERY SAD FOR GHANA. THERE IS NO INJUCTION FROM ANY COURT OF GHANA OR AFRICA PREVENTING PARLIAMENT OF GHANA TO PROCEED WITH ITS SITTINGS AND DOING ANY BUSINESS. A. BAGBIN IS POWER DRUNK AND NDC PARTY IS FOLLOWING HIM TO ACHEIVE HIS PAROCHIAL GOALS AGAINST THE INTEREST OF GHANA. THE NDC IS VERY UNPATRIOTIC TO THE NATION GHANA.
Jet 2 months ago

And there is no l thing stopping the President from receiving the bill and deciding whether to sign or not. The problem is not the bill it’s the fact he warns parliament to not even send it. That’s a constitutional breach ...
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And there is no l thing stopping the President from receiving the bill and deciding whether to sign or not. The problem is not the bill it’s the fact he warns parliament to not even send it. That’s a constitutional breach. Have u considered that?
Kweku 2 months ago

This NPP government has disappointed Ghanaians with its mismanagement and bad economic and social policies. Nothing seems to be working anymore in the country

This NPP government has disappointed Ghanaians with its mismanagement and bad economic and social policies. Nothing seems to be working anymore in the country
Jackson 2 months ago

I want to find out from Ato Forson whether making LGBT illegal will put food on the table of his constituents, pay their medical bills and offer them employment.

I want to find out from Ato Forson whether making LGBT illegal will put food on the table of his constituents, pay their medical bills and offer them employment.
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ofi Adu 2 months ago

Instead of thinking about your constituents, you here thinking about stupid things. Do you think the majority is going to give you the two-thirds?Boneheads

Instead of thinking about your constituents, you here thinking about stupid things. Do you think the majority is going to give you the two-thirds?Boneheads
Jet 2 months ago

When it happens it’s a secret voting. Do you think everyone in the NPP likes the actions of the President and his family?
U will be surprised just as u we’re in the selection of the speaker of parliament

When it happens it’s a secret voting. Do you think everyone in the NPP likes the actions of the President and his family?
U will be surprised just as u we’re in the selection of the speaker of parliament
Kobina Boafo 2 months ago

Was totally unaware Ghana had a functioning Govt. Is this the reason Galamsey can't be stopped, roads cannot be built, gutters cannot be cleaned, trash cannot be collected, the youth incapable of finding jobs and Govt offi ...
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Was totally unaware Ghana had a functioning Govt. Is this the reason Galamsey can't be stopped, roads cannot be built, gutters cannot be cleaned, trash cannot be collected, the youth incapable of finding jobs and Govt officials stealing from state coffers?
Oh I see why Cecelia Dapaah stashed a million dollars of tax payers money at home and had money returned to her.
What an effective functioning Govt !!!
Kwame 1 month ago

This is one of Ghana's absurdities, absurdity of I am right and you are wrong.
The Attorney General, Mr. Godfred Odamey, said the President cannot sign the "Proper Family Values" act because some people who are against prop ...
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This is one of Ghana's absurdities, absurdity of I am right and you are wrong.
The Attorney General, Mr. Godfred Odamey, said the President cannot sign the "Proper Family Values" act because some people who are against proper family values have taken the Act to court. So, the President he claims will be sighted for contempt of court if he signs the act.
We were informed that Dafeamekpor also took the issue about the vetting of the President's nominees to the same court.
The Speaker of Parliament said he cannot also deal with the vetting matter that is in court.
So, why all these absurdity from NPP.

You’ve fallen on your own dagger, stop blaming Speaker and us – Minority to Majority caucus

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