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I have never made tribal statements in my political career – Bryan Acheampong

Flagbearer hopeful of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the 2028 elections and former Agriculture Minister, Bryan Acheampong has clarified that he has never made any tribal comments in his political career.

His response comes after Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia recently addressed claims of tribal politics in the party.

Mr. Acheampong responding to the allegations insisted that his comments were being misrepresented.

According to him, the discussions he raised were about the challenges facing the party and its choice of candidates, not about ethnicity.

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He said facts must be respected in such conversations, and party officers should be able to speak frankly without being accused of tribalism.

Mr. Acheampong explained that while the NPP had both a party problem and a candidate problem, the issues were not linked to tribal politics.

He noted that the party’s internal problems could be resolved within three years if handled properly.

He recalled that in the past, the NPP supported Dr. Bawumia because it was believed he could win votes from the North and Zongo communities.

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Mr. Acheampong said similar statements about voter appeal were made then without being described as tribal, and therefore his recent comments should not be taken out of context.

He stressed that he had never engaged in tribal discourse and accused political opponents of twisting his words for propaganda.

“This is a political season and things will be twisted. I understand it is part of the game. We are in a post-truth era,” he said.

By: Jacob Aggrey

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Kwabena Agyepong files nomination ahead of primaries

Kwabena Agyepong has officially filed his nomination to contest for the leadership of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), becoming the first candidate to do so ahead of the party’s upcoming primaries.

Following the successful filling, Mr. Agyepong told party supporters that his vision was to build a Ghana that is “economically robust, fiscally responsible, socially cohesive, and fully accountable to its people.”

He said the country faces urgent challenges, including high unemployment, illegal mining, poor sanitation, chaotic city planning, and court congestion due to land disputes.

He warned about growing political polarization and the demoralization of young Ghanaians.

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Mr. Agyepong stressed the need to restore the party and national values of service, sacrifice, and selflessness.

He called for leaders who can take tough decisions and provide real solutions for the nation.

The NPP leadership race will determine the party’s flagbearer for the next general elections, with Ing. Kwabena Agyepong’s nomination marking the official start of the contest.

By: Jacob Aggrey

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Korle Bu Dental Dep’t Gets New Digital X-Ray Machine

The Chief Executive Officer of the Hospital, Dr. Yakubu Seidu Adam, has commissioned newly installed digital X-ray machines at the Radiology Department to further enhance diagnostic services and improve patient care.

At the brief ceremony, Dr. Adam underscored the significance of the new machines in meeting the growing demand for advanced diagnostic services. He described the commissioning as a major milestone in the hospital’s modernisation agenda, aimed at boosting efficiency in patient management.

Dr. Matthew Boamah, Head of the Dental Unit, and Dr. Hafisatu Gbadamosi, Head of the Radiology Department, expressed their appreciation to hospital management and partners, Rontgen Imaging, for making the project possible. They assured that the machines will be utilised to their fullest potential for the benefit of patients.

The new equipment will significantly improve the quality and speed of imaging, especially for dental and maxillofacial cases, while minimising patient exposure to radiation. In addition, it will support teaching, research, and specialised care, further strengthening Korle Bu’s position as a leading referral centre in Ghana and the sub-region.

This commissioning forms part of the hospital’s broader commitment to upgrading its infrastructure and delivering world-class healthcare to its patients and clients.

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