John Mahama

Four years, four years each.

Maampane John Mahama is on record a number of times sɛɛ ɛnyɛ de a obɛpre a third term.

But within his own party, he is before the Supreme Court.

Aw'pre interpretation ɛfasa ɛmbrana ɛhu.

Opposition, ę nya adɛ papa.

Ɛbɔ wo hu adefita akoraa, wosi yɛ tuntu.

Obiara yɛ ka akatua ntu mu as m, na hwɛ baabiɛ menea de as m kɔ nnwan, wɔkɔe ara k fa a ɛsi ky es nse nyinaa abɛn, opposition tena no, no. Na ɔ aka anansa, na ŋka mefi so, ɛbɛka sɛ, ɔma bere so, na Ghana ni biara gye akatua bɛɛ fifty thousand, including the Oprah Gatherman yɛ, obiara gye bɛɛ fifty thousand to hundred thousand, ɛna ayɛ papa John Mahama bɛfa akunye wa ti so, ɛde akɔ w ani sidi.

Ɛne nkogo, ka anko wobetimi akasa ama ɛbɛte n ase.

Ghana's first nuclear power plant in sight.

President Mahama reveals talks begin with Russia.

Also, don't deny HIV patients jobs and school admission.

That's according to the AIDS Commission.

America has to get a grip on this gun violence I mean these are young I'm sure it makes no sense they have access to guns and then they go out there and do all sort of things where they are it's tragic and hopefully they get justice and

that's the president say he he sees all out

yeah but like the story I'm going to because of my John Lennon he says I see all your tiktoks John Mahama says he monitors social media platforms, including TikTok, to track public concerns about his administration and ensure citizens' complaints reach the relevant ministers.

He says he does not dismiss criticism even from people who believe his government is taking the country in the wrong direction, arguing that public feedback helps him identify problems and improve governance.

The reason why I would say he wants to listen to me before him speaking is because they in opposition has nothing to say.

But before that, good morning to you and then our cherished listeners, and then good morning to His Excellency John Ramani Mahama, and then our incoming National Chairman Honorable Edwin Nyilante Vandapoi, and then Urua Karim Adams, our incoming Deputy National Communications Officer, and then Honorable Kisei, and then all the constituency executives that were elected last Saturday.

Good morning to all NDC comrades as well.

What is it about a 9% basic pay increase? When they were in power, even before that, whenever the government intends to negotiate a basic pay increase, They look at certain factors.

The highest we received were about 15%.

You mean the

private sector? Well, this is because President Obama assured them that, I think that was in 2025, when he met with the organized labor.

He mentioned that the economy is now recovering.

And so the new patriotic party wants to get a sole understanding of what this entails.

So let's take someone like President John Romani Mahama.

He completed a term of, what was the name? John Evans Atamel, former president of Ghana, late Evans Fifi Atamel.

He fulfilled his first term.

So now that he's still in power now, it is his second term.

So when he's done in 2028, he has completed his eighth term.

If President Mahama wants to run again, the Constitution needs to be reviewed.

Right.

Kofi, before we come to that, there's a new development.

President John Mahama has dissolved the boss of nine state institutions with immediate effect.

The institutions include VACO, Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Company Limited, that is BOSS, the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation, GMPC, the National Sports Authority, and four others.

The announcement was contained in a statement issued by the spokesperson to the President and the Minister for Government Communications, Feles Kwachi Ofosu.

But with private sector, we started way back in 2016.

Before, you see, this current government, Mahama was in power before.

And Akufo-Addo came eight years.

Before Akufo-Addo came to power, this was the same thing.

We're asking a very simple question.

Why is the city depreciating? And why is even the depreciation starting in May? We know that it usually starts somewhere around July, August.

Why is it that this time around the depreciation has started in May and had President Mahama...

In September of 2025, when I was asked about how long we're going to sustain the momentum that we had in 2025, and I must tell you that 2025, the city ended a year with, I mean, appreciation or possibly a cumulative appreciation of about 40%, and that has been the highest since the Fourth Republic.