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  Irate NPP youth vandalise party properties in Yendi over polling station executives elections rimpong Emmanuel   March 14, 2022 Politics Conflicts and violence have characterised the New Patriotic Party (NPP)’s polling station executives election in the Yendi Constituency after some irate youth vandalised the Party’s office on Sunday, March 13. This comes after the Party’s leadership issued a warning that it will expel members who do not use internal mechanisms to address their concerns. The youth claim the Member of Parliament (MP) for the area, Farouk Aliu Mahama, is trying to stuff the election register in order to get his favorite persons  The party supporters who destroyed sign boards of the MP explained that the register being used for the exercise has unapproved names and individuals captured in it. They swore to resist any attempts by their leadership to impose their will on the electorates and the party faithful, adding that they have already lost confidence in...

  The National Chairman of the governing New Patriotic Party, Freddie Blay says the party has put together a special committee to assess the concerns of some party members over the recently held polling station executive elections. He said the committee’s decisions will be upheld by the party and all the concerned parties will be expected to take note and act accordingly. “We’ve set up a committee and we are taking care of these issues. Those who have grievances some can be accommodated and those that cannot be accommodated, it is unfortunate and there will be better times where they can take advantage of. This is in motion and we are doing that,” he said on  Point of View . The party’s polling station elections was fraught with many challenges with some members of the party protesting against what they describe as deliberate attempts by some constituency executives to deny them access to the forms. They said so me local executives in a bid to enhance the chances of their pref...

  As hundreds of Nigerians in Ukraine are struggling to return home, there are reports that about 115 young men have offered to join Ukraine in its fight against Russia. According to the Guardian in Africa’s most populous country, the men, who besieged the Ukraine Embassy in Abuja, also put down their names in a register provided by the embassy. The Second Secretary, Ukraine Embassy, Bohdan Soltys, confirmed the development, adding that no step had yet been taken to that effect. The volunteers may have been responding to a recent call by Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, urging people around the world to join the fight. In a statement released last Sunday, the President accused the Russian army of killing civilians and praised Ukrainians for having the courage to defend themselves.         He said that the assault by Russia was not just “Russia’s invasion of Ukraine” but also the beginning of a war against democracy and basic human rights. Zelensky had ca...

  Professor Atukuba, a dean at the University of Ghana who also served in the NDC- Mahama administration has indicated that a coup in Ghana today would be justifiable due to economic hardship in the country.        This has got many Ghanaians  talking. many has questioned whether the previous government of the NDC which he was a member was not ripe for coup when they inflicted so much hardship on the citizenry. Ghanaians suffered dumsor, when industry came toa halt as a result of  lack of power. many businesses collapsed. In Professor Atukuba''s own government, allowances to trainee students were cancelled due to lack of money as explained by the then government was the NDC. workers worked for 3 years but were paid only 3 months due to lack of funds.    Indeed, the president of the time mr. Mahama publicly admitted the economic hardship in the country in his popular quote ''ye awe nam ama na aka nnompe'' (which literally mean we have exhauste...