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Museveni mobiliser shot dead by minister’s UPDF guard in Busia

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Museveni mobiliser shot dead by minister’s UPDF guard in Busia

One of the youth mobilisers of President Museveni in Busia District was shot dead by a Uganda People’s Defence Forces soldier (UPDF) during violent clashes between the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) supporters last evening.

Mukisa’s family told this publication that he was shot at close range by a soldier attached to Minister of State for Regional Cooperation, John Mulimba, who is also the incumbent MP for Samia North constituency.

Following the shooting, violence erupted, leaving Samia North constituency candidate John Paul Wandera’s supporter, identified only as Ndeke, in critical condition after he was beaten by rival supporters. Wandera is campaigning to become Samia North MP on the Independent ticket after he lost the NRM flag to Mulimba.

Another victim of the violence, Peter Simwero, a local DJ in Namungodi Town Council, sustained head injuries after he was allegedly stabbed with a bayonet by a soldier.

Another victim, Robert Osinya, said they were attacked by the soldiers minutes before 7 pm as they gathered at Wandera’s office in Namungondi Town Council.

“We were at the office when the minister’s convoy, with police patrol cars, a UPDF vehicle and his supporters on motorcycles, arrived at the trading centre,” Osinya said.

He said Mulimba’s supporters, armed with stones and sticks, attacked them before violence broke out.

Some of the soldiers in Mulimba’s company reportedly fired shots in the air as others beat up Wandera’s supporters clad in NRM T-shirts. Osinya added that one soldier singled out Mukisa and beat him repeatedly as he pleaded for his life.

“He had already surrendered due to the beatings. I heard him cry out, ‘I am a supporter of President Museveni, don’t beat me, don’t shoot me,” Osinya said.

According to Osinya, the soldier cocked his gun and shot Mukisa before running back to jump onto a waiting military truck that sped off. Mukisa’s body, clad in the yellow T-shirt with President Museveni’s portrait, was left on the roadside, lying in a pool of blood as the soldiers drove away.

Efforts to reach John Mulimba were unsuccessful, as our repeated phone calls to his known telephone numbers went unanswered.

However, sources in Mulimba’s camp alleged that Mukisa had stoned the UPDF soldier, prompting the shooting.

“He pelted the soldier with stones; that is why he was shot,” a source said.

Osinya dismissed this claim, saying Mukisa never threw stones.

“He was a humble young man and never involved in any act of violence,” Osinya said.

The shooting happened as Mulimba’s was returning from a campaign rally in Mayombe. The race for Samia North constituency has increasingly become intense with violent episodes witnessed as the country enters the final stretch of campaigns ahead of the January 15, 2026, polls.

The incumbent MP, Mulimba, is facing a stiff challenge from independent candidate, Wandera, locally known as Team Nkolerawo, and John Okumu Emurut, both NRM. All three contenders are NRM-leaning.

Kenneth Ojambo of Namungodi Town Council, who joined NRM from the National Unity Platform last year, said he is reconsidering his support following Mukisa’s killing.

“When soldiers shoot innocent people campaigning for President Museveni just for not supporting the minister, then there is a serious problem,” Ojambo said.

One of Mukisa’s family members, John Maholo, asked the government to take action, questioning the state of democracy in the country.

“President Museveni should investigate why a soldier would recklessly shoot an innocent young man,” he said.

Namungodi Town councillor, Stanley Wejuli, called the shooting barbaric and aimed at undermining Museveni’s votes.

“Shooting an innocent young man for not supporting Mulimba is sad and meant to hurt NRM and the president,” he said.

Background

Despite backing President Museveni since 1996, voters in Busia have repeatedly rejected his ministers at parliamentary elections.

Notable examples include:

1996: Minister Gabriel Oppio lost to Chango Macho in Samia Bugwe South.

2001: Oppio, then Minister of State for Finance, was defeated by Simon Mavende Enyanda, who later lost to Oppio in 2006.

Move the economy from crippling to a stimulant one

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Move the economy from crippling to a stimulant one

The Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II (L) with Dr Johnson Asiama (R) The Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II (L) with Dr Johnson Asiama (R)

The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has urged the Bank of Ghana (BoG) to develop a clear strategy for reducing interest rates to bolster business expansion and private sector investment.

According to him, while recent stability in the foreign exchange market is a positive development, the broader economy cannot experience a full recovery if high borrowing costs continue to suppress industrial activity and job creation.

Speaking during a courtesy call to the headquarters of the Bank of Ghana in Accra, on January 7, 2025, the Asantehene emphasised that currency stability and sound monetary policies, particularly effective interest rate management are essential to achieving sustainable economic growth.

Cedi recovery is a duty, not a celebration – BoG Governor

“At this moment, I call for a massive push to stimulate domestic and private investment for industries. The time has come for us to do business, and not just talk,” he said.

He challenged the Bank of Ghana to apply its expertise to transition the economy from what he described as a “crippling high-interest environment” to one that actively supports business growth and wealth creation.

A durbar was organised to welcome the Asantehene on his maiden visit to the head office of the BoG during which Otumfuo Osei Tutu II and his delegation of chiefs were received by the Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr Johnson Pandit Asiama.

Also present to welcome the team from Manhyia was the First Deputy Governor, Dr Zakari Mumuni; the Second Deputy Governor, Matilda Asante-Asiedu; as well as members of the board, management, and heads of departments.

During the visit, the Asantehene toured various offices and facilities at the Bank Square.

Otumfuo Osei Tutu II described the new Bank Square complex as a symbol of national confidence and institutional renewal, noting that it should inspire greater professionalism and efficiency among staff of the central bank.

He said the headquarters represented the resilience of the Bank of Ghana and its preparedness to address increasingly complex monetary and financial challenges.

“This building is not just an edifice of concrete and glass; it is a symbol of the authority, responsibility and enduring mandate of the Bank of Ghana,” he stated.

He expressed confidence that the modern infrastructure would enhance policy coordination, research, and decision-making in support of macroeconomic stability, while calling for sustained political backing to ensure the Bank’s independence.

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9 Ghanaian Business Leaders You Need To Know

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9 Ghanaian Business Leaders You Need To Know
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by Ahsan Washington

January 8, 2026

A demonstration of Ghana’s expanding economic power

The future of West African business depends on Ghana’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, which is driven by founders who establish legacy companies while transforming traditional industries and developing global connections from local innovations. The 9 Ghanaian business owners who lead media, manufacturing, fintech, agribusiness, and tech education sectors demonstrate how vision, resilience, and strategic leadership transform economic growth while redefining African-led enterprise globally. 

They demonstrate Ghana’s expanding economic power across Africa, as the country establishes itself as a continental center for investment, innovation, and talent. These individuals form a diverse group of Ghana’s top dealmakers, builders, and changemakers who are essential to know now.

Osei Kwame Despite

The CEO of Despite Group of Companies, Osei Kwame Despite, manages a media, manufacturing, and retail conglomerate that includes utility terrain vehicles (UTV), Peace FM, Okay FM, Neat FM, and Hello FM in Ghana. Despite having operated since the 1990s and having received the Africa Entrepreneur of the Year award in 2021.

Richard Nii Armah Quaye

The business world has received important contributions from entrepreneur and investor Richard Nii Armah Quaye. In 2009, Quaye founded Bills Micro Credit at Jamestown, in the Greater Accra Region, before converting it into Quick Angels Limited in 2019. Quick Angels Limited delivers support services to startups and small-to-medium enterprises. Quaye led the company to expand its philanthropic food-security initiatives in 2025. Quaye has been essential for Ghanaian investment practice development while speeding up business growth and aiding new enterprises.

Anthony Dzamefe

The founder of Caveman Watches, Anthony Dzamefe, established a luxury watch brand that expanded from street-level sales to nationwide fame. Dzamefe started his business journey in 2015 by selling watches at age 22 after growing up in Ghana’s Volta Region. Caveman Watches started its official operations in 2018 and now serves customers in Accra and other locations. Dzamefe achieved remarkable success, which made him one of Ghana’s youngest iconic entrepreneurs, while his creative branding earned worldwide recognition.

Ernest Ofori Sarpong

Ernest Ofori Sarpong established Special Ice Company Limited to manage his manufacturing, water production, salt mining, finance, and media businesses. Through his leadership of UTV and other enterprises, Sarpong developed local brands that earned respect throughout Ghana while generating thousands of jobs and expanding the nation’s industrial sectors.

Foster Awintiti Akugri

Through the Hacklab Foundation, Foster Awintiti Akugri leads youth education and innovation through tech training and job creation programs in Ghana. Akugri received recognition as one of the most influential Ghanaian entrepreneurs under 40 in 2025, due to his work to create inclusive tech development for Ghana’s digital economy.

Regina Honu

Regina Honu established Soronko Academy as the first coding and human-centered design school for youth in West Africa. Honu’s work received global recognition from BBC 100 Women for breaking barriers in STEM and empowering future innovators.

Nii Osae Osae Dade 

Nii Osae Osae Dade is a fintech and blockchain founder who creates financial inclusion solutions for Africa through his work with Mazzuma and Utopia Technologies. Dade operates from Ghana, yet maintains a worldwide reach in fintech. Forbes recognized Dade as part of the 30 Under 30 Africa list. Through his innovative financial-technology approach, Dade creates solutions that can transform the lives of millions.

Alloysius Attah

The traditional farming methods are being transformed by digital tools through Farmerline founder, Alloysius Attah, who is a tech leader. Through his role as CEO, Attah delivers agricultural services to smallholder farmers in Ghana and West Africa by providing them with weather alerts and financing options, and market access. Attah received multiple awards for his leadership, including a spot on Forbes Africa 30 Under 30 because of his work to create economic sustainability in agriculture.

Khadija Serwaah Owusu

Khadija Serwaah Owusu leads the AKAYA Foundation as its founder and CEO. AKAYA creates mentorship and leadership development programs for young women in Ghana and beyond. Owusu appears in Forbes Africa’s 30 Under 30 in 2025, as a female empowerment champion who creates more opportunities for future women leaders.

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Cabinet discussing overhaul of TV license to ‘Public Media Levy’

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Cabinet discussing overhaul of TV license to ‘Public Media Levy’

President John Dramani Mahama is Ghana's Head of State President John Dramani Mahama is Ghana’s Head of State

President John Dramani Mahama has announced that Cabinet is actively deliberating reforms to Ghana’s television licensing legislation, including the introduction of a Public Media Levy to replace the TV license.

According to a report by citinewsroom.com, President Mahama, speaking during a visit to the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC) on Thursday, January 8, as part of his ongoing engagements with state institutions, revealed that planned amendments are set to be presented to Parliament in the near future.

“There are a few suggestions we have with regard to the so-called TV license. And I think that our thinking is going in the same direction to amend that law to make it a Public Media Levy of some sort,” he stated.

The president explained that the proposed levy is designed to expand the revenue base for public broadcasting, ensuring more reliable and substantial financial support for state media operations.

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He assured that once Cabinet finalises its review, the government will engage with key stakeholders before submitting the legislative changes to Parliament.

“When we’re ready, we’ll be discussing it at Cabinet, but we’ll discuss with you what our thinking is before we finally go to Parliament and amend the law,” Mahama told GBC management.

He expressed optimism that the reform would significantly enhance funding for public broadcasters, enabling them to operate more effectively and better serve the public.

“I’m sure that with some of the suggestions we’ve got, you’ll be able to raise the amount of funding that it brings in and make it better able to do your work,” the president added.

What is the TV License

The TV licence in Ghana is a legal fee introduced under the Television Licensing Act, 1966 (NLCD 89) that requires individuals and entities that own or use television receiving sets to pay an annual fee to the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC).

It was re-introduced in 2015 after a period of dormancy to provide additional funding for the state broadcaster.

Under this law:

A domestic household typically pays GH¢36 per year (with higher fees if there are multiple sets).

Commercial users, TV dealers and repairers pay different annual fees.

Non-payment of the licence has historically been treated as an offence under the Act.

The primary purpose of the TV licence fee is to support public service broadcasting by generating revenue for the GBC independent of government budgets and commercial advertising.

Over the years, the TV license has faced criticism for being outdated, difficult to enforce, and not aligned with modern technology (given that many people view TV content via devices not strictly covered by the old law).

Critics also argue that the revenue collection mechanism is ineffective and that the funds should be handled through more modern structures.

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Meet the DR Congo fan known for standing like a statue throughout games

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Meet the DR Congo fan known for standing like a statue throughout games

Michel Kuka cried when DR Congo exited the AFCON Michel Kuka cried when DR Congo exited the AFCON

Michel Kuka Mboladinga, also known by the nickname “Lumumba,” is a Democratic Republic of Congo football supporter who rose to prominence during the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) for his distinctive behavior of standing motionless throughout matches.

The fan has been performing this posture since 2013, remaining still for the entire duration of a game, mimicking the stance of the Patrice Lumumba statue in Kinshasa.

The popular supporter is reported to be 53 years old, as of 2026. He has been a loyal follower of the national football team, nicknamed the Leopards, for many years and is a member of the official association of supporters and animators for the Leopards.

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During matches, Kuka stands motionless for the full 90 minutes, often on a small platform, raising his right arm toward the sky to replicate the pose of the Patrice Lumumba statue.

He typically wears a suit in the colors of the Congolese flag — blue, yellow, and red. His hairstyle and glasses are also styled to resemble the 1960s era.

Kuka explained that his stance is a tribute to Lumumba and symbolises values of dignity, freedom, and national sovereignty.

His act attracted significant media attention during the ongoing AFCON in Morocco.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) also recognised his efforts, with Kuka meeting President Patrice Motsepe and other executives to shake hands and receive appreciation.

However, the iconic figure was left heartbroken when Algeria eliminated DR Congo from the AFCON in extra time, with a 1-0 score line, ending their hopes of winning the trophy.

He was seen crying while standing, using a handkerchief to wipe his tears in an emotional moment that touched many and highlighted his deep commitment to what he does and to the game of football.

Although his team is out of the tournament, his posture remains a lasting memory that energised the competition and earned recognition for him even internationally.

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Nigel Gaisie responds to criticisms over Black Stars prophecy

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Nigel Gaisie responds to criticisms over Black Stars prophecy

Nigel Gaisie is the Founder of Prophetic Hill Chapel Nigel Gaisie is the Founder of Prophetic Hill Chapel

The Founder of Prophetic Hill Chapel, Prophet Nigel Gaisie, has clarified that he did not state that the Black Stars would play in the grand finale of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

During the December 31st Night Service, the prophet claimed that the Black Stars would reach “the final” of the Mundial but did not specify which stage.

He further warned that some countries were planning to attack the US during the World Cup and urged the public to pray against it to avert any misfortune.

Ghana drawn in Group L for 2026 FIFA World Cup

“I saw a lot of jets in America. If we don’t pray, the World Cup may not come on, or it will be postponed, or there will be a problem with the American one… We will pray and avert it because prayer can do it. The Black Stars, I prophesied about their qualification and they will do extremely well in the final,” he told his congregants.

The prophecy generated backlash, with critics accusing the clergyman of making false claims for attention, arguing that it would be extremely difficult for his words to come true given the caliber of teams in the tournament.

In response to the criticisms, Nigel Gaisie clarified that he was not referring to the grand finale of the tournament, as many assumed.

“When I said Ghana will do well at the final, I was not referring to the World Cup grand finale,” he said, as reported by GhOne TV.

He further explained that the World Cup has multiple “finals,” beginning from the quarter-finals through to the grand finale, and that he did not specify which stage he meant.

He, therefore, urged critics to cease their attacks.

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Ken Ofori-Atta Detained By U.S. Immigration Authorities

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Ken Ofori-Atta Detained By U.S. Immigration Authorities

Ken Ofori-Atta

 

The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has detained former Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta for questioning over the status of his stay in the country.

This was confirmed by his legal team in a public statement circulated in the media.

According to the statement released on January 7, 2026, Mr Ofori-Atta is currently cooperating fully with ICE while his lawyers engage the authorities to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

The statement explained that Mr Ofori-Atta has a pending petition for adjustment of status, a process under US law that allows an individual to remain legally in the country beyond the validity of an initial visa.

His legal team says this is a common immigration procedure and expects the matter to be resolved expeditiously.

The statement stressed that Mr Ofori-Atta remains a law-abiding individual and is working closely with US immigration authorities to regularise his status while continuing his medical recovery.

His stay in the US has been marred by an ongoing legal issue in Ghana. In November 2025, the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) charged him and others with corruption and corruption-related offences.

The case is currently at the case management conference stage.

‘Folks, it is Parkinson’s’ – Franklin Cudjoe shares details of disease he’s had for 8 years

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‘Folks, it is Parkinson’s’ – Franklin Cudjoe shares details of disease he’s had for 8 years

Franklin Cudjoe is the President of IMANI Africa Franklin Cudjoe is the President of IMANI Africa

The President of IMANI Africa, Franklin Cudjoe, has publicly disclosed that he has been living with Parkinson’s disease for the past eight years, urging Ghanaians to pay closer attention to changes in their physical movements and to avoid prolonged exposure to harmful chemicals.

In a Facebook post on Thursday, January 8, 2026, Cudjoe disclosed that he had earlier mentioned at the beginning of the year that he was living with a movement disorder, which he has now confirmed to be Parkinson’s disease.

“Well, folks, it is Parkinson’s. I had been living with it for the past eight years,” he stated.

He expressed gratitude to neurologists in Ghana for their support, noting that the country has very few specialists in the field.

Cudjoe also disclosed that through the support of close acquaintances, he has been receiving medical care abroad to help manage the condition.

According to him, Parkinson’s disease has no cure but can be managed through medication and lifestyle adjustments, including diet and physical exercise, though treatment can be expensive.

“Parkinson’s has no cure but it won’t kill you. It can only be managed with expensive medication and lifestyle adjustment,” he indicated.

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Cudjoe thanked individuals who have shown concern and support since his disclosure and reaffirmed his commitment to raising awareness about the condition in Ghana.

He also pledged to continue supporting the Parkinson’s support group in the country.

Cudjoe, however, cautioned the public to seek clinical assessment if they notice changes in their physical movements and stated that while Parkinson’s can be hereditary, research indicates that genetic cases account for less than 10 per cent.

“Once again, please avoid prolonged exposure to chemicals and please go for clinical assessment once you notice changes in your physical movements,” he advised.

He encouraged the public to prioritise their health and well-being.

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Vote number 3 and win with Bawumia

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Vote number 3 and win with Bawumia

Trobu MP, Gloria Owusu (far-right) with Dr Mahamudu Bawumia (M) Trobu MP, Gloria Owusu (far-right) with Dr Mahamudu Bawumia (M)

NPP Member of Parliament for Trobu, Gloria Owusu, has urged NPP delegates to vote massively for former Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia on January 31 as the NPP’s 2028 flagbearer.

In a post on her Facebook page, the Trobu MP shared how her constituents gave Dr Bawumia a rousing reception and also endorsed him during the final day of his Greater Accra Tour on Tuesday, January 6, 2026.

“Yesterday, I had the honour of welcoming Dr Mahamudu Bawumia to the Trobu Constituency as he wrapped up his Greater Accra Tour.

The event was tremendous, colourful, and highly insightful, sending a clear signal that NPP delegates are energised, united, and ready to win power in 2028 with Dr Bawumia as the presidential candidate,” she said.

The MP continued that the atmosphere during Dr Bawumia’s visit ”reflected strong confidence, commitment, and belief in his leadership and vision for Ghana.”

“Delegates and supporters showed overwhelming enthusiasm and readiness to push the party forward. In a warm gesture of love and support, some delegates presented foodstuffs as a gift to Dr Bawumia, symbolising unity and appreciation.”

Ahead of the NPP primaries at the end of this month, the MP wished Dr Bawumia “continued success as we build momentum toward victory.”

“Together, we move forward for a stronger NPP and a better Ghana,” she concluded and added and urged delegates to “Vote Number 3′” and “win with Bawumia.”

Why Hon. Julius Debrah Is The Man For The Job

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Why Hon. Julius Debrah Is The Man For The Job

As Ghana approaches the 2028 general elections, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) is poised to build on the remarkable progress made by President John Mahama’s reset policies.

The reset has brought relief to Ghanaians, and the party needs a leader who can propel these policies further to ensure long-term stability and prosperity.

Hon. Julius Debrah, Chief of Staff to President Mahama, is that leader.

Hon. JD as he is affectionately called is a seasoned politician with a proven track record of delivering results.

His experience as Minister for Local Government and Rural Development, Eastern and Greater Accra Regional Minister, and CEO of the Ghana Tourism Authority has equipped him with the skills to connect with people from all walks of life.

As a former NDC Youth Organizer and Regional Chairman of the Eastern Region, he has a deep understanding of grassroots politics and has demonstrated his ability to mobilize support and drive development in the region.

A key advantage, Hon. Debrah has, is his regional dynamics. He hails from Eastern, Greater Accra and to some extent Ashanti Regions.

So, since The NDC has been criticized for its overdependence on the Central Region for Presidential candidates and running mates, it is imperative to note that power cannot go back to the Central Region anytime soon since the Central Region has had a fair share of the Presidency under the NDC government

Thus Hon. JD’s candidacy presents an opportunity for the party to broaden its appeal and tap into the Eastern Region’s rich political landscape.

As a native of the region, he understands the aspirations and challenges of the people and is well-positioned to mobilize support.

At age 59, He is a seasoned leader with a deep understanding of grassroots politics.

His experience has refined him, making him a loyal, trustworthy, admired and approachable candidate.

He is widely respected within the party and has a strong network of supporters and allies across the country.

As Chief of Staff to President Mahama, Hon. Debrah has been instrumental in shaping and implementing the reset policies that have brought relief to Ghanaians.

He understands the need to propel these policies further to ensure the country’s continued progress and development.

Meanwhile, the NPP is gearing up for the 2028 elections with potentially antideluvian policies, packaging fairy tales and lies as revolutionary solutions.

In contrast, the NDC’s hope rests with Hon. Julius Debrah..

He is the ideal candidate to secure today’s gains and propel Ghana forward.

SWOT Analysis:
Hon. Julius Debrah:

  • Strengths: Experience, track record, regional dynamics, leadership skills
  • Weaknesses: Limited national exposure
  • Opportunities: Broaden party appeal, tap into Eastern Region, connect with youth
  • Threats: Competition from other candidates

Other Candidates:
Hon. Asiedu Nketia:

  • Strengths: Experience, party loyalty
  • Weaknesses: Seen as old guard, limited appeal to youth
  • Opportunities: Leverage party connections
  • Threats: Age, changing demographics

Hon. Ato Forson:

  • Strengths: Youth, energy, performing well as Finance Minister
  • Weaknesses: Relatively inexperienced, from Central Region
  • Opportunities: Appeal to young voters
  • Threats: Readiness for high office

Hon. Haruna Iddrissu:

  • Strengths: Strong grassroots support
  • Weaknesses: Regional factor (northerner)
  • Opportunities: Mobilize regional support
  • Threats: Strategic considerations

Hon. Eric Opoku:

  • Strengths: Ministerial experience
  • Weaknesses: Limited appeal among NDC rank and file
  • Opportunities: Leverage government experience
  • – Threats: Party dynamics

In-Depth Analysis of Hon. Julius Debra’s Candidacy

Hon. Debrah’s experience as Chief of Staff to President Mahama for the second time has given him a unique understanding of the government’s workings and the challenges facing the country.

He has been instrumental in shaping the party’s policies and has played a key role in mobilizing support for the party.

His experience as Minister for Local Government and Rural Development has equipped him with the skills to drive decentralization and local development.

As Eastern Regional Minister, he demonstrated his ability to mobilize resources and drive development in the region.

Why Hon. Debrah is the Best Choice
His experience, track record, and regional dynamics make him the strongest candidate for the NDC in the 2028 general elections.

He is a unifying force in the party and has the ability to inspire Ghanaians and propel the country forward.

The NDC needs a candidate who can build on the progress made by President Mahama, and Hon. Debrah is that candidate.

He has the experience, the vision, and the leadership skills to take Ghana to the next level.

Hon. JD is the strongest candidate for the NDC in the 2028 general elections.

His experience, humility, loyalty, coupled with his tenacity, and zeal makes him an indefatigable and compelling choice for Ghanaians who want a leader that better understands JMs reset agenda, who can also unite the party, inspire the youth, court the support of floating voters who see beyond political colours to propel the country forward.

To state emphatically without any equivocation, Hon. JD’s candidacy is stronger than a tungsten and structural epoxy.

He appeals to floating voters and the NPP’s strong holds than any candidate.

His calmness, humility, His Philanthropic service to the party Grassroots support base, his unquestionable loyalty President John Mahama and the NDC as well his ordacious nature is well respected and admired by his political opponents and supporters of opposition parties and neutral voters alike.

Hon. JD is NDC’s checkmate move to finally dismantle the cleptocratic syndicate of clueless and purposeless oligarchs NPP in our national political space.

To wit, the NDC delegates should be mindful of the trajectory enumerated above regarding the choice of NDC Flagbearer for the 2028 general election and do Ghanaians a favour by presenting JD as Flagbearer to continue with JM Reset Agenda which is yielding dividends. For which reason nothing should distract the NDC from preventing JD as flagbearer.

Philibert Deku, Political Writer and Analyst.

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