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Photos from NDC Congress in Tamale
Vice President, President of Ghana and Chairman of NDC.
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Hon. Hanna Tetteh Kpodah with party stalwarts in front row.
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Dr. Ekow Spio-Garbrah elected as Vice Chairman.
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President Mills addressing the Congress.
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Kofi Adams hits back at Kwesi Pratt Outspoken social commentator and Editor-in-Chief of the Insight Newspaper, Mr. Kwesi Pratt, on Monday, August 30th, descended strongly on some members of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) describing them as egocentric. Mr. Pratt, who was speaking on Citi FM, claimed there is an intense “internal insurgency” within the NDC, and alleged that some of its activists were deliberating doing so because they do not want President Mills’ administration to succeed, but wants the party to end up in ... Full Story Political Stories | Chris Joe Quaicoe, peacefmonline.com | Tuesday, 31 August 2010 | COMMENTS |
John Mahama 2012 campaign unveiled The ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) has not yet opened nominations for who gets elected to lead the Party for the 2012 general elections, but the Daily Guide newspaper reports that various schemers in the Party are employing different tactics to position themselves to boost their chances to oust President Atta Mills from the race. Reports monitored on Adom FM yesterday gave indications that one of such strategic moves was unveiled in Anyinam in the Atiwa constituency of the Eastern Region on Sunday during a rally to end campaigning for today’s ... Full Story Political Stories | Daily Guide | Tuesday, 31 August 2010 | COMMENTS |
Deputy Minister for Information not happy with attempts to disrepute him Mr. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, the Deputy Minister for Information is noted to react to every anti-National Democratic Congress (NDC) statement in Ghana's media, yet he has has been accused of rejecting his family ever since he was appointed to serve in the Atta Mills’ government including his siblings who are still schooling. His family members have therefore asked him to stop insulting people like former President Kufuor and Rev. Asante Antwi and rather ensure that some of this new-found wealth is reflected in the home that nurtured him to where he is today. “If he can attack people who are old ... Full Story People in Politics | Daily Searchlight | Wednesday, 18 August 2010 | COMMENTS |
Kweku Baako: If Nana wins and loses to Mills in 2012, NPP might not elect him again Abdul Malik Kwaku Baako, Editor-In-Chief of the New Crusading Guide, believes Mr. Alan Kyerematen should not have contested in the on-going NPP primaries to elect a flagbearer. According to him, Alan should have counted himself out of 2012 because incumbency was on Nana Addo’s side.He advised Mr. Kyerematen to rather consider himself as the future leader of the NPP. Speaking on JoyFM’s Newsfile, Mr. Baako explained if there was any individual who could attract floating voters, then it was certainly Nana Addo, because of the 49% votes he secured in the first round during the 2008 elections. Mr. Baako, in ... Full Story Political Stories | Chris Joe Quaicoe, peacefmonline.com/Ghana Institute of Journalism | Saturday, 7 August 2010 | COMMENTS |
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