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For the attention of all citizens who care to know what is happening at Circuit Court 9 in the matter of Republic Vrs Abronye!! Injustice by a Court of Justice.

The reorganization and restructuring of our party is on track and the energy being built from the ground up will be unstoppable. @MBawumia is leading the charge 🔥🔥🔥

May 15, 2026 IMF Staff Completes the 2026 Article IV Consultation and Reaches Staff-Level Agreement with Ghana on the Sixth Review under the Extended Credit Facility Arrangement and on a 36-month Policy Coordination Instrument Request. The IMF staff noted some policy concerns; 1. Efforts to ensure effective monetary policy transmission and confidence should focus on strengthening the central bank’s balance sheet. The losses associated with the Domestic Gold Purchase Programme (DGPP) underscore the importance of increasing transparency and limiting quasi-fiscal activities that weaken the central bank’s balance sheet. Efforts to protect the Bank of Ghana’s balance sheet from DGPP-related quasi-fiscal risks and budget recognition of future costs would help enhance accountability and oversight. 2. In the energy sector, priority should be given to tackling distribution and collection losses at the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG). 3. In the cocoa sector, deeper reforms are needed to address vulnerabilities. Priority should be given to strengthening the legislative framework to streamline costs, including through more frequent farmgate price adjustments, improve efficiency, and ensure Cocobod’s long-term financial sustainability. In conclusion To entrench stability post ECF, policies should be anchored on avoiding policy slippages including recurring cycles of fiscal imbalances, rising debt, weak buffers, and reform reversals will be critical to safeguarding the hard-earned success.

One who will be an impactful leader spends time thinking through solutions early and bringing everyone on board to work for the greater cause. May the lord bless your efforts with success sir.

The Value for Money Office Act, 2026, is much ado about nothing. The Finance Minister stood before Parliament and promised a new era of accountability in public procurement, yet the very law he championed undermines that promise. A close look at the structure of the board reveals a body dominated by partisan political appointees. There is no real independence. The board reports directly to the Minister. A regulatory body that lacks independence cannot fight corruption in public procurement. Instead, this arrangement risks creating an institution that could ultimately be used to justify and legitimise corruption in public procurement under the cover of regulatory approval. At the Consideration Stage of the bill, I raised these concerns and cautioned the House that the law, instead of fighting corruption, risked introducing a new layer of politically supervised corruption into the procurement process. The government dismissed those concerns entirely. Today, events have vindicated the Minority’s position. What has been presented as a reform in accountability is simply another layer of bureaucracy designed to serve political interests under the guise of transparency. In other jurisdictions where Value for Money institutions exist, the laws establishing them provide clear safeguards for independence in appointments, operational mandate and oversight authority. That is what gives such institutions credibility and public trust. Unfortunately, this law falls far short of those standards. Ghana does not lack laws or institutions. We already have the Public Financial Management Act, the Public Procurement Act, and internal audit systems across public institutions. The real challenge is enforcement. Those institutions must be strengthened, adequately resourced and their officers held accountable for their responsibilities. If this NDC government truly wants to fight corruption, it would strengthen existing accountability institutions instead of creating politically controlled structures that can be manipulated to justify questionable procurements. Ghanaians must pay close attention because this law may very well become the shield behind which the next generation of procurement scandals is defended and justified.

DEMOCRACY AND FREE SPEECH UNDER SIEGE.

I heard this guy has been picked up by BNI because of this post?

Mr. President @JDMahama, some of the hawks in your government are sinking your already sinking ship even further. TELL THEM TO FREE THE INNOCENT YOUNG MAN NOW! Even President Yoweri K. Museveni has abandoned this kind of monkey tricks.

Why is an Agona West representative being detained at dawn for a simple social media post? We need answers on the state of our freedoms. What is going on, John Mahama? Nkrumah Ghana paaaa 😳😳

The NDC has started its foolish practice of using our security apparatus to harass and intimidate NPP members. They have gone to pick up David Essandoh, the Agona West NPP Constituency Organizer over a post he made about dumsor. In all this, I pity their bots on social media who are applauding them and defending these actions today, forgetting that power is temporary and governments change. Abuse of state institutions against political opponents is dangerous for our democracy, regardless of which party is in power, but all the same they should continue they're really showing us the way. Whatever they are doing to our people, we will respond in tenfold when power changes hands in 2028.

President Mahama’s intolerant government must as well arrest everyone. The people who insulted and lied their way to power cannot take 1/10th of the mess they dished. Free David!!!

They’re trying everything possible within their means to suppress dissenting voices in this country. Let them know that we’re always going to be ready for them Someone makes a post on dumsor and you go after him? Is it not true that dumsor is back? So we shouldn’t complain if we’re sleeping in Dumsor? Mr President.. fulfill the promises you made to the people. Give them jobs. Post these nurses and midwives. Under you, precious lives have perished through wars in the country. For the first time we had ghana refugees in other neighboring countries. These are what should interest you, not trying to gag people. No, that’s not what they people voted for

So the president Mahama sent his National Security to pick up David Essandoh for making this post? Ohhh Ghana !

Reports emerging indicate that Agona West NPP Constituency Organizer, David Essandoh, has allegedly been picked up by National Security over publications concerning dumsor. If true, then this raises serious questions about freedom of expression in our democracy.

Our Agona West Constituency was arrested at dawn and has since been detained over this harmless post. What is happening in this country, John Mahama? 😳