Opinion – GHweb

GA NUNGUA: THE CANDLE THAT LIGHTS UP GHANA

May 28, 2026

Ga Nungua will soon become the Vatican that lights up Rome. This year’s carrying of the Holy Corn in Nungua was massive, spiritually intense, and culturally electrifying. The streets of Accra came alive with vibrant all-white processions, cultural displays, sacred rites, and traditional exhibitions led by priests and priestesses. The celebration of Abele Wɔmɔ witnessed...

KWƐ̃ KOKA !!, Withdraw Your Statements and Apologize to the GaDaŋme People Now

February 26, 2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAccra, Ghana25 February 2026 PRESS STATEMENT KWƐ̃ KOKA! , WITHDRAW YOUR STATEMENTS AND APOLOGIZE TO THE GADAŊME PEOPLE IMMEDIATELY Osɔfo Nii Naate Atswele Agbo Nartey, Convener of the NPP–GaDaŋme Global Support Group, calls on Kwaku Osei Kurankye Asiedu (KOKA) of the New Patriotic Party to issue a clear and unreserved apology for remarks...

Dr. Bawumia: The President Ghana Must Have and Cannot Afford to Miss

December 4, 2025

If the NPP truly sees itself as a serious political party, then it must present Ghana with a serious, forward-looking leader and that leader is Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia. Any attempt to sidestep this reality risks dragging the party toward needless internal fractures and national irrelevance. At this moment, no figure commands broader credibility, popularity, or...

NAA TORSHIE TOSSED GA COMMUNITY UNDER THE TROTRO FOR POLITICAL INTEREST

November 26, 2025

Naa Torshie has truly thrown the Ga community under the bus. Her recent remarks “nti se yɛn nkrafoo” make it difficult to believe she still carries Ga-Dangme in her heart. Kennedy Agyapong may admit that politicians lie, but Naa Torshie has perfected the art for political gain. And it’s almost artistic, how she performs the...

Naa Torshie and Kennedy: Wealth Built on the Backs of the Grassroots — As NPP Party Suffers.

November 21, 2025

In the long story of the New Patriotic Party, the grassroots have always been its spine, bending, sweating, sacrificing, and holding up the weight of power. Kennedy Agyapong and Irene Naa Torshie Addo occupied some of the most strategic positions in the party’s ecosystem, points where resources were meant to trickle down to the ordinary...

CHRISTIANA AGYEPONG APOLOGIZES TO WOMEN FOR KENNEDY AGYAPONG, GHANA’S RUSTY POLITICIAN.

November 10, 2025

It’s hopeless expectation when everyone thought the well composed second wife, aspiring to office of First Lady, will first apologize on behalf of her husband, Kennedy Agyapong, a Ghanaian and rasty politician, his several statements that have drawn public criticism for being disrespectful and discriminatory towards women. This shows Christiana Agyepong is not the quiet...

Can Ghana Afford a Presidential Household of 22 Children and 12 Women?

November 9, 2025

Can Ghana afford to provide presidential protection for 22 children, 5 wives, and 7 baby mamas if Kennedy Agyapong becomes President? That’s not a household, that’s a payroll. The taxpayer would be footing millions of cedis yearly just to keep the “First Family” a small family republic or a village of spouses and children safe....

To Whom Much Is Given, Much Is Required, Apostles of Grassroots Must Know.

October 28, 2025

From everyone to whom the NPP government has given much, much will be demanded to support the party at all levels. And from the one who has been entrusted with much, much more will be asked. As Scripture says, “To whom much is given, much will be required” (Luke 12:48). It implies that those who...

How Ghana’s Christian Holy Hypocrisy Blocks Ghana’s Muslim Presidents and Buried Fairness

October 21, 2025

Photo: His Eminence Osman Nuhu Sharubutu WHEN RELIGION BECOMES A SHIELD FOR CORRUPTION AND A WALL AGAINST MERIT If Ghana were a church, the pulpit would be in Jubilee House, the choir in Parliament, and the offering bowl in every ministry. We have perfected the art of sanctifying corruption and calling it Christian leadership with...

A cancerous threat to Ghana’s Democracy: The danger of tribal and regional politics

October 5, 2025

Author: Abdul-Shakuru Zakaria, Public Relations Practitioner Ghana’s democracy, though young and vibrant, faces a growing threat that could undermine its very foundation. A dangerous narrative is emerging, one that seeks to confine eligibility for the presidency to regional or tribal affiliations rather than the constitutional qualifications outlined in Article 62 of the 1992 Constitution. If...