Nana Addo's appointment of 110 Ministers is not cast in iron, hence likely to be reduced following an anticipated re-shuffle of his Ministers, Kweku Baako has hinted.
Private legal practitioners Ace Ankomah has described as cowards all political players from both the NPP and the NDC who have failed to pass the Right To Information, RTI, bill.
NDC MP for Tamale Central, Inusah Fuseini, has said President Akufo-Addo by appointing Martin Amidu as a special prosecutor is "holding a lion by the tail."
Minister of Trade Allan Kyeremanten has maintained that the Ministry did no wrong accepting voluntary contributions and sponsorship to organise an event for which receipts were issued.Â
Former Commissioner for Human Rights and Administrative Justice, CHRAJ, Emile Francis Short, has said the appointment of Martin Amidu as the first-ever special prosecutor for the country will be universally accepted by all political divides.
Former President John Mahama has said there is nothing outstanding about the Special Prosecutor because the person will be like any ordinary State Attorney.
National Organiser of the NDC Kofi Adams has said the newly appointed Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu, will only witch-hunt members of the opposition party.
Suspended General Secretary of PNC Atik Mohammed has accused the leader of the party Dr Edward Mahama of appointing his former bodyguard as acting General Secretary of the party.
Polls conducted by the Political Science Department of the University of Ghana suggest that if elections were held in 2017, the incumbent NPP government will be retained.
The Political Science Department of the University of Ghana has stated that according to a recent survey, 58% of voters want former President Mahama to lead the opposition National Democratic Congress, NDC in the 2020 elections.
The PNC has cautioned the general public and its stakeholders to deal directly with its 2016 election candidate Dr Edward Nasigre Mahama, and Jacob Amoako, the Acting General Secretary on matters concerning the party.
President Akufo Addo is expected to meet the press this week to account for his stewardship, one year on after assuming office as President of the republic.