The Daily Guide, the New
Crusading Guide, and Today carry the headline “NDC Signs
Contracts In Last-Minute Rush”
According to these papers, the incoming New Patriotic Party (NPP) government
says it has gathered information that the outgoing John Mahama-led National
Democratic Congress (NDC) administration is improperly dishing out fresh contracts
and selling off state assets after losing the December 7 elections. The NPP
also expressed apprehension about the sudden rise in recruitment of personnel
into the military, police service and other security agencies. It believes
those feverishly being recruited into these institutions are National
Democratic Congress (NDC) activists who might not be well qualified.
The Daily Graphic has the caption “I’ll count on you to change our society for
the better – Akufo-Addo”. The president-elect Nana Addo Dankwa
Akufo-Addo, has reiterated his resolved to meet the expectations of the better.
He expressed his determination to honor the promises made to the people of
Ghana during the electioneering to bring about progress and prosperity for all,
saying, “I will need your support to succeed”.
The
Chronicle also has the headline “I Will Expose NDC Campaign Looters - Araba Tagoe”. The paper
reports that the Deputy Western Regional Women Organizer of the ruling National
Democratic Congress (NDC), Madam Magdalene Araba Tagoe, has sworn heaven and
earth to expose colleague regional executives who stole funds meant for
campaigning in the region. Uncharacteristic of the Deputy Regional Women
Organizer to wash the party’s linen in public. Araba Tagoe, who could not
fathom the humiliating defeat the NDC suffered at the hands of NPP,
particularly in the region, has vowed to name all those who starved the party
of funds.
“Nana Addo Receives Tumultuous Welcome in
Kumasi” is the headline in the Ghanaian Times. According to the story the president-elect, Nana
Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo arrived in Kumasi yesterday, to a tumultuous welcome
after his overwhelming victory in last Wednesday’s poll. He was accompanied by
Dr. Mahamadu Bawumia, the incoming vice president and a large entourage of New
Patriotic Party (NPP) members.
We conclude today’s newspaper
review with the headline in the Daily
Graphic “President Mahama delivers States of the Nations Address next Thursday”.
According to the story President John Dramani Mahama will, on December 22,
2016, give his last state of the Nations address as the curtain closes on his
tenure of office. The president’s last address, in fulfillment of Article 67of
the 1992 constitution, is expected to highlight some of the nation’s
achievements and challenges, as well as we unite a highly politically polarized
county.
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