When a man of Richard Nii Armah Quaye’s stature speaks about supporting GaDangme prodigies and creating opportunities for young people, it should not be dismissed as mere rhetoric, but redemptive. It is a serious national responsibility. But there is one critical point: Quaye cannot, and should not, carry this vision alone. The vision is simply...

History teaches a sobering lesson: societies collapse when they discourage their builders. Unfortunately, Ga Mashie, like many traditional communities has grown vulnerable to this destructive pattern. Too often, those who devote years to preserving peace receive less encouragement than those who devote days to creating controversy. Genuine service goes unnoticed while loud criticism is applauded....

This historic royal declaration was made yesterday by the fantastic, smart, selfless young, and handsome Nii Tetteh Mowaamo, during the rites he was undergoing to renounce his allegiance to the Abola Stool. It’s a defining moment in Ga Mashie affairs for Abola to loose one of his stalwart on moral grounds. His voluntary decision to...

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 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...

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 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....