Ghana Parliament participates in 68th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in Barbados

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• Truth Table 2 months ago

  Say this prayer if you have decided to accept Jesus as your Lord and Saviour.
  
  Dear God,
  I admit that I have done things that are against your will for me. Please forgive me for my sins. I believe in my heart that Jesus di ...
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  Say this prayer if you have decided to accept Jesus as your Lord and Saviour.
  
  Dear God,
  I admit that I have done things that are against your will for me. Please forgive me for my sins. I believe in my heart that Jesus died and rose again to take away my sin. And I declare Jesus Christ as my Lord and Saviour... Please fill me with your Holy Spirit. Thank you for saving me and thank you for hearing my prayer.. In Jesus' name. Amen.

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• GHANA 2 months ago

  Akufo-Addo’s Eight Years of Family and Friends Rule vs. Mahama’s Team of Thinkers
  
  By GHANA YOUTH BEYONG PARTY COLORS
  
  For eight long years, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has ruled Ghana — not with the peopl ...
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  Akufo-Addo’s Eight Years of Family and Friends Rule vs. Mahama’s Team of Thinkers
  
  By GHANA YOUTH BEYONG PARTY COLORS
  
  For eight long years, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has ruled Ghana — not with the people, but with his family, friends, and close allies. What began as a promise of transformation and prosperity has turned into disappointment for many who once believed in the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and its message of change.
  
  Under Akufo-Addo’s administration, loyalty and personal connection became more valuable than competence and intelligence. Many brilliant and visionary NPP members were ignored, while appointments went to those whose main qualification was friendship or family ties. What we have seen is a government filled with confusion, arrogance, and waste — one that has lost touch with the very people it vowed to serve.
  
  Ghana is paying the price for this “family and friends” governance. The economy is struggling, youth unemployment has soared, corruption scandals have become the norm, and hope has faded in the hearts of hardworking citizens. The once-promising dream of a new Ghana has been replaced by frustration and hardship.
  
  In sharp contrast stands John Dramani Mahama — a leader who believes in merit, education, and collective wisdom. Mahama surrounds himself with professors, technocrats, and policy experts — men and women who understand governance and are ready to serve with competence and humility. His vision is clear: a Ghana built on expertise, accountability, and opportunity for all.
  
  As Ghana approaches another election, the choice before us is simple yet crucial:
  Do we continue with a government built on nepotism and personal loyalty, or do we embrace leadership grounded in knowledge, integrity, and progress?
  
  The time has come for Ghanaians to demand better — to reject mediocrity and reward merit. Our nation deserves leadership that works for everyone, not just a privileged few.
  
  Ghana must rise again — through wisdom, not favoritism; through competence, not connections.

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• Kobina Ebo 2 months ago

  CLEANINGNESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS. PLEASE KEEP GHANA CLEAN. MAY OUR DEAR NATION GHANA REMAIN BLESSED IN THE MIGHTY NAME OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST. AMEN

  CLEANINGNESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS. PLEASE KEEP GHANA CLEAN. MAY OUR DEAR NATION GHANA REMAIN BLESSED IN THE MIGHTY NAME OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST. AMEN

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• Travelled only for per diem. Nothing will change when they return 2 months ago

  Some won't even listen to anything. They are just there to sleep in expensive hotels, with their concubines holidaying and will come back to Gh with nothing to make any change. They will come back to the same senseless politi ...
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  Some won't even listen to anything. They are just there to sleep in expensive hotels, with their concubines holidaying and will come back to Gh with nothing to make any change. They will come back to the same senseless politics and destruction of our dear nation, which has been on a downward spiral in this 4th Republic. In this modern day and age, CPC should know C'wealth countries are still poor and do such expensive meetings and workshops remotely.

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• Agbeli Kumordziì 2 months ago

  Is about time we Africans distance ourselves from that bullshit commwealth that the queen of England control the Africa gold mines and diamond mines
  This is 21st century Ghana needs to withdraw from the commonwealth organiza ...
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  Is about time we Africans distance ourselves from that bullshit commwealth that the queen of England control the Africa gold mines and diamond mines
  This is 21st century Ghana needs to withdraw from the commonwealth organization

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