The Deputy Communication Director of the Convention People’s Party (CPP) Ernesto Doe-Yeboah has denied speculations that the Chairperson Samia Nkrumah will partner Vice President John Mahama in 2016 elections.
He said Samia Nkrumah is a loyal member of the CPP and would not support any other candidate or political party.
Mr. Ernesto Yeboah was reacting to accusations by the just res89igned Women’s Organizer of the party Mary Ankomah Boakye Boateng that Samia is pursuing the agenda of other political parties to enable them win the December polls and that she is selling out CPP in return for petty cash and handouts.
Mr. Doe-Yeboah said Samia Nkrumah is a much disciplined person with high moral standards.
Speaking with Adom News Mr. Ernesto Yeboah stated that Samia Nkrumah is the only competent person left in the party who can rebuild CPP into a vibrant political party.
Commenting on the much-criticized leadership style of Ms Samia Nkrumah, Ernesto Yeboah stated that the party does not see anything wrong with the leadership style of Samia Nkrumah, the party Chairman.
He stated that Samia Nkrumah is the right candidate for the job as she instills discipline in the party.
Story: Samuel Mantey/Adom news/ Ghana
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Friday, March 2, 2012
DCE ACCUSES SPOKESPERSON OF KENYASE YOUTH OF POLITICIZING PROJECT
The District Chief Executive for Asutifi South, Eric Addai has accused the spokesperson of the Kenyasi community, Adusah Yakubu of politicizing the usage of the GHC3.1Million compensation paid by Newmont Ghana Gold Limited.
According to him Mr. Adusah Yakubu is making his work difficult by obstructing his desire to use the money to construct a market centre for the residents in fulfillment of the party’s electoral promises.
But the residents say they prefer hospital to the market but the DCE insists using the money to construct a market for the community, a move the youth resisted.
The DCE who is angry by the attitude of the youth accused the spokesperson of the youth, Adusah Yakubu of being a member of the opposition NPP, an allegation Yakubu has denied.
Mr. Addai says it is unfortunate that some people are politicizing the project, describing those who are not in favor of the project as opposition of government decision.
He said to the best of his knowledge, there has never been a meeting to discuss the construction of hospital but instead an agreement was reached on constructing a market for the community.
He added that the community already has two hospitals which are undergoing rehabilitation.
According to him Mr. Adusah Yakubu is making his work difficult by obstructing his desire to use the money to construct a market centre for the residents in fulfillment of the party’s electoral promises.
But the residents say they prefer hospital to the market but the DCE insists using the money to construct a market for the community, a move the youth resisted.
The DCE who is angry by the attitude of the youth accused the spokesperson of the youth, Adusah Yakubu of being a member of the opposition NPP, an allegation Yakubu has denied.
Mr. Addai says it is unfortunate that some people are politicizing the project, describing those who are not in favor of the project as opposition of government decision.
He said to the best of his knowledge, there has never been a meeting to discuss the construction of hospital but instead an agreement was reached on constructing a market for the community.
He added that the community already has two hospitals which are undergoing rehabilitation.
Ghana Education Service Council’s states position on use of teachers in the upcoming biometric registration exercise
The Council Chairman of the Ghana Education Service Agyewodin (Prof.) Adu Gyamfi Ampem says they are taking measures to liaise with the Ministry of Education and Electoral Commission to see how best teachers could be used for the exercise without disrupting normal academic activities.
Agyewodin (Prof.) Adu Gyamfi Ampem says though the Council recognizes the importance of this national exercise, it is equally conscious of the possible effect of teachers’ participation in the exercise on the smooth running of activities of the service
The Council Chairman was reacting to statement purported to have been made by the Deputy Director-General (Quality & Access) of Ghana Education Service (GES) to the effect that, GES teachers cannot take part in the Biometric registration of voters which would commence on 24th March, 2012.
But in a Press released by council chairman Agyewodin (Prof.) Adu Gyamfi Ampem says, they will meet with stakeholders and come out with a decision.
Agyewodin (Prof.) Adu Gyamfi Ampem says though the Council recognizes the importance of this national exercise, it is equally conscious of the possible effect of teachers’ participation in the exercise on the smooth running of activities of the service
The Council Chairman was reacting to statement purported to have been made by the Deputy Director-General (Quality & Access) of Ghana Education Service (GES) to the effect that, GES teachers cannot take part in the Biometric registration of voters which would commence on 24th March, 2012.
But in a Press released by council chairman Agyewodin (Prof.) Adu Gyamfi Ampem says, they will meet with stakeholders and come out with a decision.
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