Politics
Akufo-Addo nominates Lariba Abudu as Adwoa Safo’s replacement at Gender Ministry

President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has nominated a member of parliament (MP) for Wale Wale constituency, Hon. Lariba Zuweira Abudu as minister-designate for Gender, Children and Social Protection.
This decision comes nearly after a week of sacking MP for the people of Dome-Kwabenya, Sarah Adwoa Safo who went awol for months and failed to execute her mandate as an MP and Minister after several attempts to coerce the legal advocate proved futile.
Lariba Abudu, born on 12th May 1966 is an Educationist and a first-time MP, will be deputized by the member of parliament for Kwabre West, Francisca Oteng Mensah after parliamentary approval in a vetting process.
The president is hoping the vetting process will be smooth so they can assist in the effective delivery of his mandate for his second term in office as they prepare to take over from Hon. Cecilia Abena Dapaah who has been playing a caretaker role since Adwoa Safo left for the USA.

Meanwhile, the Speaker of Parliament, Right Hon. Alban Kingsford Bagbin is expected to give a ruling on Adwoa Safo’s impeachment after she was reported to the privileges Committee and her subsequent failure to appear before the committee.
Politics
Mahama and three other NDC flagbearer candidates to be vetted next week

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) says it is preparing for the vetting of its flagbearer candidates, which is scheduled for March 28-29 in Accra.
During a press conference on Thursday, the party’s election committee led by Kakra Essamuah revealed this.
“I think this has been a wonderful experience. They came to file their nominations, and you can see that it was an exciting ceremony. The next step is the vetting; the presidential will take place on Tuesday, and the parliamentary vetting will be the next two weeks, probably the first week of April. We are working towards that,” he said.
A vetting committee will question the four candidates’ qualifications, ideologies, and party vision.
Once the committee completes its vetting, the aspirants may or may not appear on the ballot box on the day of the primaries, May 13, 2023.
The elections committee also stated that plans are still being made to hold elections in the 27 constituencies that were put on hold due to the opening of nominations for parliamentary primaries.
The NDC has closed the nomination period for all flagbearer candidates seeking to lead the party.
Former President John Dramani Mahama, former Finance Minister Dr Kwabena Duffuor, former Kumasi Mayor Kojo Bonsu, and businessman Ernest Kwaku Kobeah are the four aspirants who have successfully filed their nominations.
Source: citinewsroom.com
Politics
Mahama submits nomination form to run for NDC flagbearer

Former President John Dramani Mahama has officially filed his nomination form to run for the flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress.
His forms were submitted on his behalf by a team led by Professor Joshua Alabi, the NDC’s Campaign Manager for the 2020 general elections.
While filling out the forms, Prof. Alabi urged NDC delegates to give John Dramani Mahama their full support as the party’s flagbearer.

Speaking to the media after the exercise, Prof. Joshua Alabi stressed that “Our party is firmly united behind John Dramani Mahama. 2024 will not be easy, but everyone and the country keep saying that the NDC is returning, but you know, if you don’t protect what belongs to you, the thief will come for it, so we are not going to sleep even though the general belief is that the NDC is returning.”
“We will work hard to ensure a one-touch victory,” Mr Alabi assured.
Former Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Kwabena Duffuor, Ernest Krobeah Asante, and Kojo Bonsu are also running.
Source: citinewsroom.com
Politics
Nana Addo demands that the credibility of the 2024 elections be prioritised

President Nana Add Dankwa Akufo-Addo wants the country’s Electoral Commission (EC) to ensure a free, credible, and fair election in 2024.
According to Nana Akufo-Addo, a credible election will help Ghana consolidate its democratic credentials.
“It is no secret that I have spent most of my adult life trying to fight for the establishment of democracy and human rights in this country and I have always fought and advocated for credible elections in Ghana. In emphasizing the importance of the credibility of elections, it must be pointed out that the counting, collation and declaration of the results, cannot and should not be more important than the sacred God-given rights of the citizen casting his or her ballot.”
Nana Akufo-Addo made the remarks at the Jubilee House during the inauguration of two EC Board members.
The President went on to say that political parties should not be allowed to intimidate the electoral management body.
“Remember that now and ever, every single decision you take will be scrutinized to the letter. That, however, should not scare you and let no one try to coerce you into submission. On the contrary, let this expectation of the Ghanaian people spur you onto great heights and above all, work to ensure that, the will of the Ghanaian people is upheld.”
Source: citinewsroom.com
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