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Amaechi Backs Tinubu’s Policies But Slams Leaders: “Gains Go to Private Pockets, Not Nigerians!”

Former Minister Rotimi Amaechi delivered a sharp message at his 60th birthday in Abuja. He revealed he would have pursued similar policies to President Bola Tinubu if he led Nigeria. But he issued a major warning: ordinary Nigerians aren’t feeling the benefits. Amaechi’s Core Critique: Where’s the Public Good?Amaechi didn’t mince words: "The failure is that the gains of those policies are in their private pockets." He claims the intended results of reforms like subsidy removal enrich private individuals, not the masses. His question hit hard: *"We paid 4-5 trillion Naira in subsidies – where is that money now? If it went into the economy, people wouldn’t be complaining."* The Root Problem: Sharing vs. BuildingThe ex-Rivers Governor pinpointed a deeper issue in Nigerian politics. "Our politicians lack capitalist ideas," he stated. "Elites only fight about sharing resources, not creating them." He argued this "sharing mentality" blocks real progress that could help […]

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Stop Crying Wolf When There’s No Wolf” – President Mahama Jabs Ntim Fordjour

President John Mahama has issued a sharp rebuke to opposition MP Rev. John Ntim Fordjour, accusing him of fabricating claims about suspicious flights and drug trafficking in Ghana. In a thinly veiled reference to Aesop’s fable The Boy Who Cried Wolf, Mahama urged critics to avoid politicizing national security and wasting resources on baseless allegations78. The clash stems from Fordjour’s recent allegations that two flights—AirMed Flight N823AM and Cavok Air Antonov An-12B—landed in Ghana carrying cocaine and large sums of U.S. currency. The claims, which Fordjour described as a call for accountability, were met with skepticism from the government510. Mahama dismissed the accusations as “games of smoke and mirrors,” emphasizing that Ghana’s security agencies are already stretched thin addressing genuine threats like the conflict in Bawku and rising crime7. The Allegations and BacklashFordjour, a member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) […]

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Government Transparency at Risk: What Musk’s Team and Trump’s Administration Don’t Want You to Know

In recent weeks, two major revelations have emerged, raising concerns about transparency, ethics, and potential government misconduct. First, a detailed investigation into Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has uncovered significant errors in reported federal savings, highlighting a troubling lack of accountability. Second, a federal judge has challenged the Trump administration’s handling of fired federal workers, raising alarms about hidden agendas and potential suppression of critical information. While these stories may seem separate, they share a common thread: a concerning pattern of obfuscation, misleading claims, and potential abuse of power. Here’s what you need to know. Musk’s DOGE: False Savings Claims and Lack of Transparency A recent report exposed critical errors in the Department of Government Efficiency’s (DOGE) claims about taxpayer savings: False Cancellations: The agency claimed to have saved $11.75 billion by canceling a public health nonprofit’s contract. […]

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The Musk-Trump Nexus: Power, Corruption, and the Battle for Democracy

The Silent Coup: Is Democracy Under Siege?In an era of misinformation and unchecked influence, the connection between Elon Musk and Donald Trump raises pressing concerns. As corporate power intertwines with political ambition, we must ask: Are we witnessing the slow dismantling of democratic accountability?The Judiciary on Trial: Complicity or Coincidence?Recent Supreme Court rulings have raised eyebrows, with decisions seemingly favoring Trump. From Clarence Thomas’s ethics controversies to Chief Justice John Roberts’s strategic rulings, the courts appear entangled in a dangerous game of political influence. Is the justice system being weaponized to protect the powerful?Elon Musk: Mastermind or Megalomaniac?Musk’s control over finance, technology, and public perception is staggering. Under investigation by multiple agencies, he continues to wield immense power with little resistance. Has he effectively neutralized regulatory bodies, making himself untouchable?The Republican Machine: A Cult of Power?Trump’s grip on the Republican […]

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LG Autonomy: Gov Eno Warns Chairpersons Against Misuse Of Allocations

Akwa Ibom State governor, Pastor Umo Eno has disclosed that the 31 local government areas of the state have started collecting direct statutory allocations based on the LG autonomy granted them by the President Bola Tinubu-led federal government. The governor, however, warned that he would not brook any excuses from erring council Chairman who indulges in funds misappropriation at the detriment to the development of the third tier administration, which he noted, remains the closest to the grassroots dwellers. Governor Eno stated these while flagging off the maiden constituency briefing and Town Hall meeting across the 10 federal constituency at Abak local government stadium. Eno, who announced a N5.1 billion package as grants for traders across the constituencies, charged the Chairmen to work in synergy with the state government for enhanced grassroots empowerment and infrastructural development. No fewer than 833 […]

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OSP Declares Ken Ofori-Atta Wanted Over Corruption Investigations

The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has issued a wanted notice for former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta after he failed to appear for questioning on multiple corruption-related investigations. According to the OSP, Ofori-Atta may currently be in the United States or the United Kingdom.He is being investigated for alleged financial irregularities involving contracts such as the Strategic Mobilization Limited-GRA deal, the ECG-BXC contract termination, National Cathedral payments, the ambulance procurement contract, and the Tax Refund Account.The declaration has sparked mixed reactions, with some praising it as a step toward accountability, while others, including opposition members, claim it is politically motivated. His legal team argues that the move is unfair, emphasizing that Ofori-Atta is seeking medical care abroad and has informed the OSP. Meanwhile, authorities have called on the public to provide any information on his whereabouts.

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Mahama to Launch Probe Into National Cathedral Controversy.

President John Dramani Mahama has announced plans to investigate the controversial National Cathedral project following recommendations from the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ). Speaking at a National Prayer and Thanksgiving Service in Accra on January 12, he stated that the government is committed to auditing the project and addressing allegations of misappropriation of public funds.Highlighting the project’s high costs, Mahama compared it to Nigeria’s National Ecumenical Centre, built for $30 million, and emphasized the need for a more cost-effective approach, including potentially relocating the project.The event, held at the University of Professional Studies, attracted political figures, religious leaders, and the public. Key Christian leaders, including Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams and Bishop Charles Agyinasare, offered prayers for Mahama and the nation’s future.The President stressed the importance of prioritizing essential projects like education and healthcare while fostering unity among Ghanaians. […]

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Only NPP looting Squad unhappy about ORAL – Ablakwa

The Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) initiative, led by Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, is gaining widespread support among Ghanaians outside the ruling NPP. ORAL seeks to recover state assets allegedly misused under the current administration.Ablakwa emphasized that ORAL is a non-partisan effort to restore accountability and ensure public resources are used for the benefit of all. He encouraged citizens to provide credible information on suspected corruption cases and reiterated that the mission is rooted in fairness, justice, and the responsible use of state wealth.The initiative includes plans to review public records, collaborate with international partners, and pursue legal action to reclaim misappropriated assets. Ablakwa remains optimistic about achieving the team’s goals despite resistance from some quarters.He assured the public that ORAL is a national cause and called for collective action to safeguard Ghana’s future.

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Ato Forson Urges NDC to Uphold Integrity and Accountability in Government.

Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, the incoming majority leader in Ghana’s next parliament, has called on the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to prioritize integrity, probity, and accountability as it prepares to form the new government. Speaking during parliament’s first sitting post the December 7 elections, Dr. Forson emphasized the importance of people-centered policies that place the needs of Ghanaians above political interests.In his address, he warned against repeating the mistakes of the outgoing Akufo-Addo/Bawumia administration. "We cannot be like this NPP government," he said, urging the NDC to act with transparency and avoid serving the elite and their associates. He stressed that the incoming government must focus on delivering policies that benefit ordinary Ghanaians.

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Domelevo Urges Mahama to Prioritize Accountability and Governance.

Former Auditor-General Daniel Yao Domelevo has called on President-Elect John Dramani Mahama to deliver good governance during his tenure. Domelevo highlighted the mandate given to Mahama and his parliamentary majority as an opportunity to implement impactful policies. He advised against exploiting the majority for partisan interests and emphasized enacting constitutional reforms to enhance governance.He also advocated for separating the Attorney General's office from the Minister of Justice role to improve accountability. Domelevo urged Mahama to immediately recover looted funds as promised and avoid a "honeymoon period," stressing the urgency of addressing Ghana's economic challenges.

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