Redeemer @Redeemer002

Senyo will bɛat one NDC communicator pɛɛ eiii 😂😂 ebi chairman wey train Senyo anaa? I dey feel am fokn. He is always exposing these NDCs waa 🔥 🔥 don’t stop bro. Go like this aaa

‘As for Ken Ofori-Atta, if you have evidence of anything done, the court is yours. Who has stopped you? Stop the blame game and answer questions on the struggling economy.’ Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin’s response after Mahama Ayariga reminded him of a promise to bring the former Finance Minister back to account. #3NewsGH #TV3GH

@kwadwosheldon check the guest of honor for me.. my eyes no sheda good saa😂

Lmao please ooh.. I no get court money oo😂😂😂 zuzuza tho

Mr Irish @MrIrish3

15 hours ago

@kwadwosheldon check the guest of honor for me.. my eyes no sheda good saa😂

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.. as for @lordcudjoe , his repeated attempts to mislead the public on issues that requires the government to sit up and serve the public’s interests, it leaves much to be desired. He has once again proved he’s a self-serving advocate on the Afari Hospital project with some baseless claims and must be confronted with the incontrovertible facts. The project is a TURNKEY contract, where the contractor is responsible for funding construction and receiving payments based on certified completion milestones. Every payment is triggered by an Interim Payment Certificate (IPC), validated by the Ministry of Defence’s Project Implementation Unit [all schedules for payments are in the contract’s Promissory Notes] and any commentary that ignores this fundamental structure is a deliberate distortion as he has sought to do. The records before Parliament confirm that the original contract sum of $180 million as was agreed in 2008, with payments tracked through IPCs. By the end of 2017, the first year of the Akufo-Addo administration, 17 IPCs had been honoured amounting to $63.7 million, representing only 31.5% of the total. These are not speculative figures; they are captured in the 2018 Budget Estimates and presented to Parliament as part of the national record. Further, delays caused by the prior NDC government’s decision to relocate the project from Kumasi resulted in an additional $19.5 million being added to the contract. Euroget, the contractor, subsequently raised further claims of $6 million, which were negotiated down to $3 million. The Akufo-Addo government paid $2.5 million of this, leaving a mere $500,000 outstanding. This demonstrates that the administration not only managed the project responsibly but also secured savings for the state. By the time the Akufo-Addo government was leaving office, it had paid $138.3 million of the $202.5 million total, representing 68% of the contract sum. In stark contrast, the NDC had managed to pay only $63.7 million (31.5%) in the preceding period. The evidence is clear: this government treated Afari Hospital as a priority project, with payments steadily made and the debt almost entirely cleared. To suggest, as Franklin Cudjoe does, that the project was neglected for eight years is not only misleading but a clear spin of facts to shield the government from acting on the demand of the public. Objective, rational, and independent analysis leaves no room for his narrative. The facts expose his commentary as empty propaganda, and it is time he realizes he needs to cease gaslighting the public with falsehoods.

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Service to the people🇬🇭 @AfenyoMarkin #JD2026 #SUAMEMP2026 #LETSWINTOGETHER

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Kurt Okraku will go down as one of the worst FA Presidents we’ve ever had. Under his leadership, Ghanaian football has witnessed some of its most bizarre moments. It’s been one disappointment after another.

HAS THE NDC REALLY CUT DOWN THE COST OF GOVERNMENT APPOINTEES? For months, the NDC government has worked hard to convince Ghanaians that it has reduced the cost of running government, pointing mainly to the smaller number of ministers it appointed. Already, the government is debating why the costs of government machinery have ballooned since January 2025. But there is another part of this story that has not been told. A good number of the senior party figures who were taken off the potential ministerial list of 2025 have since been appointed Deputy Ambassadors and Deputy High Commissioners. What this means is that the extra cost (beyond what the government is trying to justify now) did not disappear. It simply moved from one line of the national budget to another. So what does one of these deputy ambassadorial postings actually cost the taxpayer? To find out, I filed a Right to Information request in January. It was only in June, after I had threatened legal action, that the government finally responded. A delay of that length, on a straightforward question about public spending, tells its own story. The official figures are now in (Case No. RTIC/AFR/25/2026), and this is what the Ministry of Foreign Affairs itself disclosed. I've attached a copy if you doubt. WHAT ONE DEPUTY COSTS Every Deputy Ambassador or Deputy High Commissioner is paid, in US dollars: • Basic salary of US$3,639.58 a month, standardized across all missions • Clothing allowance of US$150 a month Those two items alone, which every deputy receives no matter where they are posted, come to about US$45,475 a year. That is roughly GH₵537,000 for one deputy, in one year. On top of that, the Ministry confirmed further cash allowances: • Child allowance of up to US$600 a month, for up to three children below 18 • Education grant of about US$583 a month (US$1,750 every quarter) • Warm clothing allowance of US$83.33 a month for officers posted to temperate countries Then there are the benefits the Ministry confirmed but would not put a price on: • A foreign service allowance specific to each country • An official, fully furnished residence, with no rent paid by the officer because the State carries the cost • A chauffeured official vehicle, with driver, fuel, and maintenance • Full medical cover for the officer, the spouse, and up to three children • A domestic staff member There are also official travel allowances and the cost of relocating each officer to take up post. THE BILL FOR 18 NEW DEPUTY ROLES CREATED BY THE NDC For the latest batch of 18 Deputy Heads of Mission created by the NDC, the new and recurring annual cost to the taxpayer works out as follows. FLOOR: about GH₵9.7 million a year. This counts only the basic salary and clothing allowance, and nothing else. MIDPOINT: about GH₵12.9 million a year. This adds every other cash allowance the Ministry itself listed, namely the child allowance, the education grant, and the warm clothing allowance. HIGH ESTIMATE: about GH₵25.6 million a year. This adds a conservative figure for the benefits the Ministry confirmed but would not cost. I have assumed only about US$5,000 a month per posting for the residence, the foreign service allowance, the vehicle, medical cover, and staff combined. In many capital cities, the rent on the residence alone comes close to that figure. Remember that these are recurring costs. They fall due every year for as long as the postings last, and they do not even include the cost of relocating and setting up each officer. So you can multiply that by four years of a lean government. THE QUESTION If the people are largely the same, and the cost is higher than that of a minister, can we honestly say the cost of government has come down? Or has it simply been moved from the Cabinet table to our missions abroad? These are not my figures. They are the government's own, released under the Right to Information Act.

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You still Trust NDC ..especially Okudzeto Ablakwa. That guy Dey lie with his protruding teeth 🦷 . Tweaaa‼️

@barkervogues You are also an NDC politician. Today galamsey no longer interest you. God punish you and your family

Rodrigo De Paul took out four Algeria players with this ball to set up Messi's goal 😮

Lionel Messi is even winning the Mbappe Vs Haaland debate.

Best wishes to the Black Stars. #goghana🇬🇭go!!!

Hattrick!!!!!!

🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Florentino Perez' GALACTICO signing is STILL ON! Julian Alvarez was only a BLUFF! — @jfelixdiaz

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Victoria importante. Vamos 💪🏻🇦🇷🐐

I don’t understand Messi

The way Ronaldo will be eager to score against DR Congo tomorrow after that Messi banger, all the fans that will be behind the Goalposts should go to the stadium with Helmets

What I love so much about Messi is that he genuinely doesn’t give a fck about being the World Cup all time goalscorer, the other guy would’ve made this his personality 😭

The Touchline | 𝐓 @TouchlineX

10 hours ago

• "You equalled Klose’s record and surpassed Ronaldo Nazario as player with the most goals in World Cup history?" 🚨🗣️ Leo Messi: "It is a great honor to be able to compete with all these greats, including Ronaldo Nazario… He is among the best players I have watched."

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🚨🗣️ Leo Messi on equalling Klose's record of the player with the most goals in World Cup history: "Honestly, it's an honor to be on that list, but in the end, it remains just a STAT. It's just a stat." "I repeat that, because it seems like a beautiful thing to see you there, but in the end, it's just a number that doesn't say much." "I'm happy with everything I've achieved. In truth, everything I'm living now is like a gift." "By the grace of God, I've achieved everything on an individual and collective level, and now I'm living a different stage and enjoying it. " "And if things are this way with these results and these matches, that's much better... I'm justnenjoying every moment."

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