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  The Greater Accra Youth Organizer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Moses Abor has donated over 100 cellular phones to Greater Accra serial callers on Friday, 5th February 2021. After all, hard work done in the 2020 general elections, it seems the Greater Accra Youth Organiser is not reluctant but continues to engage the youth in the party. The rationale behind his kind gesture was to empower the serial callers and support their hard work for the party and the country. He also discussed the post-electoral fortunes of the party with them and urged them to focus and continue to work for the...

  The Greater Accra Association of Assembly Members has called on the leadership of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to seek redress in the court for any electoral concerns in the just-ended presidential and parliamentary elections. According to them, the constant prostest amid burning of vehicle tyres in the streets without approval from the Police is creating fear and panic across the country. Mr Alfred Adjei, General Secretary of the Association, at a press conference in Accra to express the displeasure of the Association about the issues, called on the Police Service to arrest p...

Election 2020: Assembly members call on NDC to seek redress in court LISTEN DEC 21, 2020 The Greater Accra Association of Assembly Members has called on the leadership of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) to seek redress in the court for any electoral concerns in the just-ended presidential and parliamentary elections. The Association said it was worried about the persistent protests amid burning of vehicle tyres in the streets across the country without approval from the Police, and described the incidents as creating fear and panic. Mr Alfred Adjei, General Secretary of...

Daily Monitor Wednesday December 16 2020 Summary Apac was found to have the highest number of mosquito bites in the world, standing at 1,564 bites. Advertisement The distribution exercise kicked off on Monday.  However, local leaders have decried the discrepancy in the supply.  The mosquito nets were supposed to be distributed according to the number of people in each household, with one net per two people. Mr Francis Ayo, the chairperson of Ilera Cell Village, Agulu Division in Apac Municipality, said he was expecting 357 mosquito nets for his area but he received only 142. “We submitted...