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Otto Addo is not doing well with the Ghana national football team — even in these friendly matches, you can see the level of embarrassment and humiliation we’re facing. #ottoaddo #blackstarsofghana

MP for the Weija-Gbawe Constituency, Jerry Ahmed Shaib, gives details on the proposed Emergency Block at the Weija-Gbawe Municipal Hospital, with construction set to begin immediately after the sod-cutting ceremony.

MP for the Korle Klottey Constituency, Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, responds to concerns about the rubbish dump site at Ringway Electoral Area — which has since been cleared — stating that such issues fall under the responsibility of the assembly, not the MP.

It’s Stonebwoy who has previously complained about date clashes, but now he’s doing the same. I’ve always said the space isn’t for one person — event date clashes are inevitable. – @NanaKojoMula Full video here: youtu.be/Y3P1RaycfhY?si…

Our MP, Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, says whatever help you need, put it in writing and she will assist. If you don’t clearly state your problem, how is she supposed to solve it for you?

MP for the Korle Klottey Constituency, Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, explains why she asks constituents to always submit their requests for support in writing — to ensure proper accountability and transparency.

I’m happy Hon. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings did this presentation in the open for everyone to see the work she’s doing, because previously these donations were done privately and people thought she wasn’t working.

The presentation of hair dryers, sewing machines, freezers, and cash to support livelihoods and empower constituents isn’t for show off — it’s to let people know that others are being helped so they can also benefit. – Hon. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings

Hon. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, MP for the Korle Klottey Constituency, arrives at Osu Presbyterian Church for the donation of hair dryers, sewing machines, freezers and cash to support livelihoods & empower constituents under the Klottey-Korle MP’s Grand Business Donation Initiati

Let’s not downplay Benjamin Asare as just a local player — he’s proven himself. We’ve seen the challenges when others were in post; Benjamin Asare deserves to be in goal for us. #freeyourmind233 #AtiZigi #benjaminasare

I would prefer Benjamin Asare to start in the friendly matches against Austria and Germany, because he’s not used to weather conditions similar to those in the USA where the World Cup will be played. Giving him that exposure will help.

André Ayew has no real business being in the World Cup squad for the Ghana national football team right now. His position has been taken over by Mohammed Kudus, who offers more and can perform better.

Is the Telecel Ghana Music Awards a popular choice award or not? We need clarity, because with some of the nominees, people keep asking how they even made it into certain categories. - @Longjondeblog #27thtgma Full video here: youtu.be/eAtTCp2SvD8?si…

The inconsistency of Charterhouse, organizers of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards, in managing their own award scheme each year is leading to a growing lack of trust in the awards. - @Longjondeblog #27thtgma Full video here: youtu.be/eAtTCp2SvD8?si…

Why do we Ghanaians rush to retire our players? We still need André Ayew to motivate and lead the Ghana national football team at the World Cup.

The lack of transparency in the implementation of the ‘swing period’ by Charterhouse, organizers of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards, creates doubts in people’s minds. - @NYB_LIVE Full video here: youtu.be/eAtTCp2SvD8?si…

André Ayew and Thomas Partey are in a similar situation. At least Ayew gets minutes during games, but Partey often stays on the bench. Yet when it comes to World Cup call-ups, he’ll still be selected — even Mohammed Kudus, who is just returning from injury, will likely make the..

I served as a polling agent for our MP, Rev. Kweku Addo, because he promised to solve our problems and appealed to us on the eve of the election to support him. But after winning, I haven’t even seen him around here.

We’re entering two years of John Mahama’s government, yet we’re not getting jobs. When we speak up, we’re told they just assumed office — but time is going, and they still haven’t fulfilled their promise to construct a gutter for us.

The NDC government has failed to support our businesses financially, and we can’t work because the gutter construction has stalled. We’re appealing to the MCE of Ablekuma West, Hon. George Kpakpo Allotey, to complete the project so we can get back to work.