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+ According to Myjoyonline.com, the former MP for Keta constituency blamed the NDC’s defeat in the 2020 presidential election to the neglect of the grassroots. “Participation as we thought from the beginning of the revolution was that, it should be inclusive; that the mass of our people from whom power is derived must not only be policy takers but must be involved in policy evolution from the grassroot.” “It is unfortunate that even though we are the originators of that idea (formation of Unit Committees) our party today is not firmly rooted at the unit or branch level. We have b...

Politics and Chieftaincy polarisation retarding development - Chief 30th Dec 2020    |    Source: GNA A group picture of the chief with members of the forum Kuoru Osman Deiwia Nankpa III, the Paramount Chief of the Gandawii Traditional Area in the Sissala West District, has identified political polarisation and chieftaincy disputes as major causes of disunity among Ghanaians. The situation, he said, was retarding the development of the country including the Sissala area and urged the people to close their differences and forge ahead for development. Kuoru Nankpa III made the observatio...

  Kuoru Osman Deiwia Nankpa III, the Paramount Chief of the Gandawii Traditional Area in the Sissala West District, has identified political polarisation and chieftaincy disputes as major causes of disunity among Ghanaians. The situation, he said, was retarding the development of the country including the Sissala area and urged the people to close their differences and forge ahead for development. Kuoru Nankpa III made the observation at Tumu over the weekend during the annual Sissala Youth Forum congress, which was anchored on the theme: "Fostering Unity and Bridging the Infrastructural Gap...

  Kuoru Osman Deiwia Nankpa III, the Paramount Chief of the Gandawii Traditional Area in the Sissala West District, has identified political polarisation and chieftaincy disputes as major causes of disunity among Ghanaians. The situation, he said, was retarding the development of the country including the Sissala area and urged the people to close their differences and forge ahead for development. Kuoru Nankpa III made the observation at Tumu at the weekend during the annual Sissala Youth Forum congress, which was anchored on the theme: "Fostering Unity and Bridging the Infrastructural Gap...