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Discard Hopes Of Having NPP In Majority – Haruna Iddrisu Tells Nana Addo

The Minority Leader of Parliament, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu has taken a swipe at the President, H.E Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo shortly after his State of the Nation address, when the latter claimed that the 8th Parliament is almost a hung one. The President had expressed hopes that his party; the …

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Do to Mahama what you did to Akufo-Addo in 2012 – Council of Zongo Chiefs to Supreme Court.

The Ashanti Regional President of the Council of Zongo Chiefs who doubles as the Frafra Chief, Naaba Musah Akambounga has stated categorically that the members of the association will continue to pray to God (Allah) to let what happened to President Akufo-Addo and NPP in 2012 at the Supreme Court …

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NDC’s Legal Team To Meet Today Over Court Case Against Kofi Adams

  The legal team of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), is expected to meet today, Tuesday, January 5, 2021, over a petition filed at the Hohoe High Court by thirteen inhabitants of the Buem constituency over the validity of the parliamentary results in that constituency. The thirteen persons in …

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NPP Chooses  Prof Mike Oquaye, Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu as Speaker of Parliament And Majority Leader

    The Council of Elders of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has chosen Professor Aaron Mike Oquaye as Speaker of the 8th Parliament. The party’s General Secretary, John Boadu disclosed this to Adom News Monday. He said the decision was reached at a meeting at Alisa Hotel in Accra …

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NDC MP-elect For Assin North Sued Over Dual Citizenship Claims

  The Nationals Democratic Congress (NDC) MP-elect for Assin North, Mr James Gyakye Quayson has been sued allegedly for holding Canadian citizenship. Mr Quayson had dismissed the claim when it was earlier brought up by the New Patriotic Party. The NDC in a statement following the allegation said MP-elect upon …

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Amewu’s case: Supreme Court Overrules Tsikata’s Objection Against Honyenugah

  A five-member panel of the Supreme Court presided over by Justice Yaw Appau has overruled an objection from Tsatsu Tsikata against Justice Clemence Honyenugah to recuse himself. The five-member panel of the Supreme Court presided over by Justice Yaw Appau with support from Justice Clemence Hornyenugah, Justice Samuel Marful-Sau, …

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We Will Not Honour Police Summons To Appear In Court On Monday – Minority MP

National Democratic Congress (NDC) MP for Kunbungu, Ras Mubarak, says his minority colleagues will not honour a police summon served on them to appear before the Accra Magistrate Court on Monday. The police have charged 20 NDC MPs including Minority Leader Haruna Iddrisu with two offences against the state for …

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About 20 NDC MPs charged over march to EC Headquarters

About Twenty Members of Parliament in the Minority Caucus have been charged with unlawful assembly following their march to the Electoral Commission’s (EC) head office in Accra on Tuesday, December 22, 2020. In addition to the MPs, the National Democratic Congress Deputy General Secretary, Peter Boamah Otokunor, was also charged …

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We Won’t Beg You To Cover Our Programmes – Sam George Goes Wild On The Media

  The Member of Parliament of Ningo-Prampram in the Greater Accra, Sam Nartey George has launched another attack on the media, insisting that the largest opposition  National Democratic Congress (NDC) will not beg media houses who choose to boycott their activities. Mr. Sam George disclosed this statement in an interview with …

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NPP gave contracts to Rawlings Whiles The Party’s Contractors Were Denied– Kennedy Agyapong blows alarm

  Assin Central Member of Parliament in the central region,  Kennedy Ohene Agyapong has expressed anger at the fact that NPP contractors were denied contracts in the party’s first term but former President Jerry John Rawlings was given several contracts. The maverick politician who believes that the leadership of the …

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