Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe

I have already extensively discussed the imperative necessity of having each and every legitimately registered dues-paying member of the country's main opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) vote in the party's upcoming 2028 Presidential-Election Primary, which is scheduled for Saturday, January 31, 2026, if the credibility of the conduct of the election is to be guaranteed and the high possibility of the party breaking up well before the December 7, 2028 General Election is to wisely and constructively averted (See “NPP Race: Ken Agyapong Team Raises Alarm Over Possible Disenfranchisement of Party Delegates” Modernghana.com

It appears to Yours Truly that the crux of the problem vis-a-vis the most recent arrest of Mr. Kwame Baffoe - aka Abronye DC - the Bono Regional Chairman of the country's main opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) has almost exclusively to do with the ragtag and hopelessly porous internal security apparatus of the National Democratic Congress (NDC). The critically thinking reader of the news story captioned “From Two Companies to Fifteen Houses Allegations: Abronye DC Details Ordeal with the Police During Arrest” (

I have personally chosen to stay as tolerably far away from the current decidedly otiose and practically irrelevant debate over the question of whether the Ga-language word for ldquo;Welcome rdquo; ought to, perforce, be displayed on signage or sign boards and posts at ldquo;all the major entry points and on all national monuments rdquo; in Ghana (See ldquo;1428223 1 rdquo; Modernghana .

I just read the brief news report in which a Bawumia aide by the name of Ms . Akosua Manu was reported to have questioned the selective approach to the compliance of the laws of Ghana by the executive operatives of the John ldquo;I Have No Classmates in Ghana rdquo; Dramani Mahama-led government of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), that is, the Mahama 2 .

I perfectly agree with the Akufo-Addo relative and, perhaps my own relative as well, by the rather funny and neocolonialist name of Dr .

First of al,l it constitutes the very height of arrogance for Mr. Godwin Edudzi-Tamakloe (some of the news reports spell his last name as ldquo;Tameklo rdquo;) to cavalierly presume to better appreciate the language and the interpretation of the 1992 Republican Constitution of Fourth-Republican Ghana, pretextually under which President John Dramani Mahama and his assigns in the Office of the Attorney-General and Ministry of Justice claim to have recently ousted Chief Justice Gertrude Araba Esaa

In the runup to the 2028 New Patriotic Party rsquo;s Presidential-Election Primary, presently scheduled to take place on January 31, 2026, some of the aspirants have begun making the sort of peevish electioneering-campaign noises and promises that are at best, unforgivably insulting to the intelligence of adult and civically responsible Ghanaians and, at the worst, just plain anathema and insufferably abominable to the common sense of global humanity. They are heretical and abominable because th

It is quite refreshing, albeit damn belated, that a shameless political propagandist - After all, was the man not partly trained in Moscow? - Mr. John ldquo;I Have No Classmates in Ghana rdquo; Dramani Mahama would now be admitting to the Global Community, right here at the New York City Headquarters of the United Nations Organization (UN), that his immediate successor as well as predecessor, to wit, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, is easily far and away Ghana rsquo;s most dynamic and unrivaled Fo

Not very long ago, President Donald J . Trump lobbed several blistering and caustic salvos at the image and the personality of the late Senator John Sidney McCain, III, from the State of Arizona, a former Naval Aviator and a Prisoner of War (POW) in Vietnam .

Johnson ldquo;The Mosquito rdquo; Asiedu-Nketia, truth be told, is unarguably the least credible and qualified leader of any major legitimately registered political party in the country to bitterly and cynically complain about the economically burdensome implementation of the ldquo;One-Person, One-Vote rdquo; landmark decision handed down by the Supreme Court of Ghana (SCOG) at all levels of the country rsquo;s electoral process, in particular vis-a-vis the election of Presidential and Parliam