Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante revealed Jose Mourinho tried his utmost to lure him to Manchester United, but he could not turn down Antonio Conte at Stamford Bridge.
Friday 2 September 2016
Sports: N'Golo Kante Betrayed Man. United Move
Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante revealed Jose Mourinho tried his utmost to lure him to Manchester United, but he could not turn down Antonio Conte at Stamford Bridge.
I Stand For Peace.... Veep Amissah
Vice-president Kwesi Amissah-Arthur has clarified a speech he made on Friday August 26 where he stated that the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) would respond to the New Patriotic Party’s accusations in equal measure as the 7 December elections approach.
Sports: Puma Unveiled Black Star New Kits
German sports manufacturing company Puma have revealed a new jersey for the Black Stars ahead of the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations.
Woooooooooooo: See NDC Updated Manifesto
It is becoming increasingly clear that the delay by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in launching its manifesto is meant to ‘steal’ some new ideas from the New Patriotic Party (NPP), hence the pressure on the presidential candidate of the NPP to release his party’s manifesto.
The pressure on the NPP is coming from some party chieftains and the NDC’s surrogate groups.
They are asking the main opposition party to launch its manifesto ostensibly to copy some of the contents and make them their own, according to inside sources.
The ruling party postponed its scheduled manifesto launch in Sunyani, the Brong-Ahafo Regional capital, last weekend because it reportedly wanted to have access to the NPP manifesto, but the opposition party has become adamant in launching its own manifesto due to the NDC’s record of ‘stealing’ ideas.
DAILY GUIDE learnt that September 17, 2016 has tentatively been arrived at but the launch might not even come off, as it waits for the opposition party to come out with more fresh ideas in order for it (NDC) to incorporate them into its manifesto.
However, the NPP says it’s not in a hurry to unveil its manifesto because of previous experience.
NDC Surrogates
Two pro-NDC groups – Strategic Thinkers Network (STRANEK) and SONETCO Institute – which claim to be socialist ideological think tanks, have been pushing the parties to release their manifestos and these are being done subtly to suit the cause of the NDC, which apparently wants to have access to the manifestos of other parties for the purpose of copying.
In a statement signed by one Nii Tettey Tetteh, STRANEK asked the parties to stop what it called the ‘feet dragging’ and release their manifestos.
SONETCO Institute, in its statement signed by one Eugene Eshun-Elliot said, “The long and loud silence from NDC and NPP on this key electoral business is regrettable and it is a big blow to our democracy, touted to be the beacon of Africa.”
NDC ‘New Ideas’
The Mahama-led NDC is said to be fine-tuning its manifesto by incorporating ‘new ideas’ but critics say they have nothing new to add except to plagiarize their opponents’ ideas.
Interestingly, the ‘new ideas’ they are purportedly incorporating are the policies and programmes that the NPP and its presidential candidate have been espousing as the campaign towards the December 7 general election heats up.
For instance, when Nana Akufo-Addo went to the Western Region and promised to create another region out of it to be known as Western North Region due to the region’s large size that hampers proper administration – the NDC Member of Parliament (MP) for Bodi, Samson Ahi, who doubles as a deputy minister for Water Resources Works and Housing, quickly said the Mahama government was going to implement that policy.
The pressure on the NPP is coming from some party chieftains and the NDC’s surrogate groups.
They are asking the main opposition party to launch its manifesto ostensibly to copy some of the contents and make them their own, according to inside sources.
The ruling party postponed its scheduled manifesto launch in Sunyani, the Brong-Ahafo Regional capital, last weekend because it reportedly wanted to have access to the NPP manifesto, but the opposition party has become adamant in launching its own manifesto due to the NDC’s record of ‘stealing’ ideas.
DAILY GUIDE learnt that September 17, 2016 has tentatively been arrived at but the launch might not even come off, as it waits for the opposition party to come out with more fresh ideas in order for it (NDC) to incorporate them into its manifesto.
However, the NPP says it’s not in a hurry to unveil its manifesto because of previous experience.
NDC Surrogates
Two pro-NDC groups – Strategic Thinkers Network (STRANEK) and SONETCO Institute – which claim to be socialist ideological think tanks, have been pushing the parties to release their manifestos and these are being done subtly to suit the cause of the NDC, which apparently wants to have access to the manifestos of other parties for the purpose of copying.
In a statement signed by one Nii Tettey Tetteh, STRANEK asked the parties to stop what it called the ‘feet dragging’ and release their manifestos.
SONETCO Institute, in its statement signed by one Eugene Eshun-Elliot said, “The long and loud silence from NDC and NPP on this key electoral business is regrettable and it is a big blow to our democracy, touted to be the beacon of Africa.”
NDC ‘New Ideas’
The Mahama-led NDC is said to be fine-tuning its manifesto by incorporating ‘new ideas’ but critics say they have nothing new to add except to plagiarize their opponents’ ideas.
Interestingly, the ‘new ideas’ they are purportedly incorporating are the policies and programmes that the NPP and its presidential candidate have been espousing as the campaign towards the December 7 general election heats up.
For instance, when Nana Akufo-Addo went to the Western Region and promised to create another region out of it to be known as Western North Region due to the region’s large size that hampers proper administration – the NDC Member of Parliament (MP) for Bodi, Samson Ahi, who doubles as a deputy minister for Water Resources Works and Housing, quickly said the Mahama government was going to implement that policy.
Breaking News: Akuffo Addo Begins Campaign U/W Now
Nana Akufo-Addo is taking his campaign to the Upper West Region starting today, Friday, 2 September.
Sports: Avram Grant Is Scared Over GFA And Minister Saga
Ghana coach Avram Grant fears there could be a repeat of Brazil 2014 fiasco if the Ghana FA and Sports Ministry continue to have a go at each other.
Breaking News: Doe Adjaho Is Poor Speaker In Ghana.... MP. Asiamah
The Member of Parliament (MP) for Atwima Mponua constituency Isaac Asiamah has lashed out at the Speaker Edward Doe Adjaho, describing him as the ‘worst performing Speaker’ in the history of Ghana.
OMG: Minority Caucus Described Speaker Dismiss As Unseriours
The Minority Caucus in Parliament has described the ruling by the Speaker of Parliament in dismissing its motion for a probe into the Ford Expedition gift to President John Dramani Mahama as the “most cabalistic display of power witnessed in Parliament since the beginning of the Fourth Republic”.
Breaking News: Double Money Doctor Jailed
An Accra circuit court yesterday slapped the young fetish priest who failed to double the money of his client, with a three-month imprisonment term with hard labour.
Corruption Was A Taboo In Gov't...Pes. Kuffour
Several years after his rather infamous comment to the effect that ‘corruption was as old as Adam’, Former President John Agyekum Kufuor, has explained that, the comment was not an endorsement of corruption, as some have frequently referred to it in their justification of government’s inability to tackle the canker effectively.
Ghanaian Judges Lack Ideas On Mining
An Appeal Court judge is urging his colleagues at the lower courts as well as other law enforcers to be abreast with Ghana’s mining laws.
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