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"It would be pointless to give street beggars start-up funds without proper supervision. Some may waste the money and return to begging." — Opooman urges MMDCEs to ensure proper monitoring.

“Tell Mzbel to take her late sister to one of Mahama's newly built markets. He prioritised building markets over hospitals that could have saved lives.” — Paul Yandoh jabs.

“Arrest every perpetrator behind the galamsey activities at Lake Bosomtwe, or we will presume the government, the DCE, and the Regional Minister are accomplices. Every perpetrator must be brought to book at all costs.” — Akokoa tells government

Cleaning our environment alone won't stop flooding. Government must provide proper waste dump sites. — Akokoa

Kumasi residents weigh in on the Accra floods, blames residents' negligence, poor sanitation, and indiscriminate dumping of waste as the major causes... Listen for MORE!!

"Sack the DCEs of Bosomtwe and Adansi Asokwa. Illegal mining continues under their watch, yet they claim they know nothing about it. What exactly is their mandate?" — Akokoa to President Mahama

"Deputy Chief of Staff, Stan Xoese Dogbe, what has your anti-flood task force achieved since President Mahama tasked you with preventing flooding in 2025? Ghanaians have been displaced, yet you were entrusted with the planning. Enough of the needless banter—show Ghanaians your flood prevention plan." — Akokoa blasts

Despite public awareness campaigns and GMet’s heavy rain warnings, many residents still fail to follow basic flood safety precautions.” — Engr. Dr. Miriam Eduful, President of the Ghana Institute of Safety and Environmental Professionals, on Accra’s floods.

The fight is far from over.... — Akokoa sounds alarm to Mahama over galamsey's destruction of lands.

The over 1,700 people displaced by floods in the Western Region is clear evidence of galamsey's devastating impact. Yet some misguided people still defend this destructive act. — Akokoa blasts.

Adwoa Safo referred to Bank Hospital to remove the remaining pellets from the gun attack; claims she is travelling abroad for treatment are false. — Collins Frimpong, JoyNews reporter, provides an update.

GES ban on lavish SHS graduation celebrations is a good idea. Since when did this inconsiderate, outdated attitude become the norm in this country? – Akokoa blasts

Our Ghana Police Service arrests six private security guards over a shooting incident involving former Dome-Kwabenya MP Sarah Adwoa Safo at Kwabenya. Reporter recounts.

It’s a common headline, but the causes are rarely examined. We explore inappropriate teacher–student relationships, who is to blame, and how schools can better protect students.

We break down the Asokwa flood crisis, where Akokoa raises serious concerns about greed and poor leadership and calls out Patricia Appiagyei and the MCE over the handling of the situation. (Listen)

Article 71 of the Constitution must be scrapped, otherwise Ghanaians should not vote for the NDC again. It is unacceptable that government officials continue to enjoy lavish benefits at the expense of ordinary citizens — Akokoa fires.

Listen... Chief Inspector Isaac Evans Ettie, PRO of the Central Regional Police Command, updates on the death of the UCC student, Innocentia Atsufui Avinu, found at Hutchland Beach in Cape Coast.

Afari Military Hospital was completed and equipped before the NPP left office. President Akufo-Addo planned to commission it alongside Suame Hospital, but the contractor was unavailable. — Hon. Michael Akwu Amoah, former Atwima Nwabiagya MCE and NPP Ashanti hopeful

“Sanitation sanctions will be strictly enforced by July 3rd against those who leave their surroundings dirty.” — Richard Ofori Agyemang Boadi (Zuba), KMA Boss

The NDC should ensure that Sedinam Tamakloe serves her full 10-year sentence in the MASLOC case. Any attempt to alter it will be strongly resisted. People are tired of the politics and alleged cover-ups in the country. - AKOKOA

It is long overdue for the president to overhaul his cabinet. Underperforming ministers, including Transport Minister Nikpe Bukari and Housing Minister Gilbert Adjei, must be sacked without delay. — Akokoa fires

"We expected the Health Minister, Mintah Akandoh, to call for dialogue instead of reporting us to the Ghana Labour Authority. That action clearly shows where he stands." — Dr. Michael Leat, Head of the Orthopedic Department & Chairman, KATH Doctors Association, speaks on strike following KATH CEO suspension.

One-on-one with Joseph Osei Owusu, former Bekwai MP and First Deputy Speaker of Parliament: “Having more ministers from Parliament is weakening legislation; we should consider full-time MPs.”

Yesterday’s fire outbreak at the Greater Accra Regional Police Quarters Annex reduced the area to ashes. Adom News reporter Kulenu reports on the destruction, heavy losses suffered by residents, and ongoing recovery efforts. (Listen)

Afenyo-Markin is damaging the NPP with lies and double standards over his LGBTQI+ comments. His past and current statements contradict each other. He should admit his stance has changed and apologize — Akokoa.

Equity Savings and Loans Brouhaha: "Those in charge of monitoring at the Bank of Ghana must be sanctioned. These issues are becoming too frequent, and the Bank of Ghana must take blame for failing to properly supervise these institutions." — Akokoa

Must it all be you? Must every glory be centered on you? — Akokoa slams Asiedu Nketia over comments on Haruna Iddrisu and Muntaka Mubarak’s change in Majority leadership position.

"As leader of the NPP, it is up to you, Bawumia, to stop the degrading behavior and statements from your party members. Speak to them and bring this to an end. It is dragging the party down." - Akokoa

The world has evolved, and teaching is no longer just about basic needs but about technical and practical skills needed for today’s world… AKOKOA urges a shift in education to match modern demands and prepare learners for the future.

Akokoa slams employers failing to pay the legal GH¢560 national minimum wage. Hear the strong words, the ongoing debate, and the harsh realities facing everyday workers right now.

If you claim to be a respected member of the law, report yourself to the authorities over your past attack on the police. It is shameful—come out and apologize instead of attacking others. - Akokoa slams Afenyo-Markin.

“Ghana’s economy remains in shambles. The IMF exit is just a charade. A strong economy should not consider PCI status. Structural vulnerabilities still exist.” — Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Member of Parliament for Ofoase Ayirebi.

Reports indicate that the Member of Parliament for Asante Akyem North was detained at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam, Netherlands, after arriving from Accra. While details remain unclear, sources suggest the matter may be linked to international security alerts and ongoing legal concerns being investigated by authorities

Reports of disorder have emerged from the NPP polling station executive elections, with concerns being raised about the conduct of the process and tensions on the ground. Listen as the discussion breaks down what is happening and the key issues being highlighted

Public reactions continue to trail reports involving Agona West NPP Constituency Organiser, David Essandoh, after claims emerged that his alleged arrest was linked to a social media post about the return of power outages, popularly known as “dumsor.” This has sparked conversations around freedom of expression, political tension, and public accountability

120-bed Weija-Gbawe Children’s Specialist Hospital, fully furnished and completed over two years ago, still remains closed despite its readiness to serve the people of Ghana. The unused facility, designed to strengthen paediatric healthcare and support countless families, has now become a growing concern among residents, leading to protests and calls for immediate action

An eye-opening discussion focused on rent challenges, hostel pricing, and the financial burden many people face in securing comfortable living spaces. The conversation explores causes, concerns, possible solutions, and how individuals can better navigate the changing housing situation

A critical discussion on the efficiency, fairness, and independence of Ghana’s judicial and investigative systems. Sparked by recent concerns raised by former Attorney-General Godfred Yeboah Dame concerning the Abdul Hanan case and investigations by the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), this conversation examines whether constitutional rights and due process are being fully upheld. From accountability to public trust, the discussion explores the broader perception of justice and the role of state institutions in Ghana

The Media Relations Officer at the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, Paa Kwesi Schandorf, says the fight against galamsey under Mahama is over 80% successful. But with illegal mining still happening in many communities, people are asking: is this really true, or are we still far from winning the fight? Let’s talk about it…

As illegal structures at the Sakumono Ramsar Site are pulled down, many are raising critical concerns. Were there no authorities or systems in place to stop these buildings during construction? Did officials overlook the developments, or were the regulations not enforced effectively? Why is action being taken only after the structures were fully built? And what can be done differently to prevent a repeat of this situation? Let’s discuss

Let’s stop the hypocrisy! Dr. Bawumia’s SDA Church speech 'Misrepresented.' - Miracles Aboagye, Communications Director for the Bawumia Campaign Team

“You don’t sit to be employed—create opportunities for yourself and build your own future." - Akokoa urges the youth amid high unemployment rates.

Akokoa BLASTS NPP’s Eugene Boakye Antwi over ‘Ghana Must Fail’ claims and advises the youth.

The Bawku conflict is an ethnic conflict that requires a community-led resolution by chiefs and residents, not just military or government intervention. - Paul Boateng, Security Analyst.

Assessing the “dumsor” situation in Kumasi, where two pythons were found in an ECG substation in Ahodwo and linked to the outage, is this just a wildlife intrusion or a sign of deeper maintenance issues in the power system?

"Enough of flimsy excuses... Accept dumsor is back!!!... and make provision of a timetable for the general public to better plan their daily activities," Akokoa jabs the Energy Sector.

An information-based morning programme that discusses local socio-political news.

An information-based morning programme that discusses local socio-political news.

An information-based morning programme that discusses local socio-political news.

An information-based morning programme that discusses local socio-political news.