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Yendi MP Calls for Increased Support in Bawku Mediation Efforts
Abdul-Fatawu Alhassan, the Member of Parliament for Yendi, has made a compelling appeal to the government, urging it to allocate necessary resources and expedite support for the ongoing mediation process led by the Asantehene aimed at resolving the long-standing Bawku conflict. He underscored the imperative for swift and visible action, cautioning that ongoing delays are intensifying public frustration and tragically costing lives. The MP recognized the efforts of Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, who has been spearheading the mediation since it began on April 28 at the Manhyia Palace in Kumasi. This initiative has involved several days of dialogue with various factions involved in the conflict. Despite praising the mediation process, Alhassan raised concerns about the limited flow of information, which he believes hampers public understanding and engagement. “The government should do everything possible to fast-track what is happening at Manhyia. If there is a need for more resources, the government must look into that,” he stated emphatically. He expressed that the slow pace of institutional responses has led to growing impatience among the public. “One thing I have realized about our state institutions is that they are very slow in these deliberations. People are losing patience. Everything happens within the palace, and when they come out, you don’t even hear what went on. That makes people feel like nothing is happening,” he said. The urgency of his call is amplified by a recent escalation of violence in Bawku, where a third-year student from Bawku Senior High School, Hakim Kundima, was tragically shot and killed on campus on July 26. Sources from Citi News reported that the student was violently dragged from his dormitory by unidentified gunmen at approximately 8:30 p.m. and shot outside in what appears to have been a targeted attack. This incident prompted the temporary closure of the school and the imposition of a curfew on the surrounding community to enhance safety. In light of these developments, the Kusaug Traditional Council has expressed its commendation for the Asantehene’s mediation initiatives, labeling recent engagements as “productive.” They have voiced optimism that his intervention could represent a crucial turning point in resolving the ongoing conflict. As tensions continue to escalate, the pressure mounts on the government to respond effectively to Alhassan’s urgent appeals and support the mediation efforts that could ultimately lead to peace in the Bawku region. Source: Apexnewsgh.com
Government Takes Action to Restore Peace in Bawku and Nalerigu
Dr. Omane Boamah has announced that the government is implementing significant measures to retool the Ghana Armed Forces, aiming to ensure peace and security throughout the nation while safeguarding its borders. In a recent post on his Facebook page, he emphasized, “We’re taking additional significant steps to re-tool the Ghana Armed Forces, ensuring internal peace and security everywhere and safeguarding our territories. The Mahama Government is committed to #ResetGhana, and we’re working tirelessly to make it happen.” The backdrop of this announcement comes in light of recent violence in the Bawku and Nalerigu areas, where a tragic incident led to the deaths of two senior high school students on July 26, 2025. Following these events, the government has declared a complete ban on carrying arms, ammunition, or any offensive weapons in Bawku Municipality and its surroundings. Authorities have made it clear that anyone found in possession of such arms will face arrest and prosecution. To further enhance security, the Minister for the Interior, acting on the advice of the North East Regional Security Council, imposed curfews in both Nalerigu and Bawku from 2:00 PM to 6:00 AM, effective from July 27, 2025, until further notice. “Government calls on the Chiefs, Elders, Opinion Leaders, Youth, and people of the area to exercise restraint in the face of the challenges confronting them and to use non-violent means to channel their energies into ensuring peace,” a government statement urged. In a coordinated effort to maintain law and order, the Ghana Armed Forces have been ordered to enforce these curfews, marking a shift from peacekeeping to active peace enforcement. This change reflects the urgency of addressing the recent escalations in violence, particularly linked to chieftaincy disputes that threaten the stability of the region. In response to the violence, the government has also initiated plans to evacuate students from various educational institutions in Bawku, Nalerigu, and other affected areas, ensuring their safety in light of targeted attacks. The government’s spokesperson, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, noted that the curfews are designed not only to foster safety but also to create a conducive environment for the evacuation process. Reiterating the government’s commitment to restoring order, Kwakye Ofosu stated, “The Ghana Armed Forces will take all necessary measures to protect lives and property.” The collective actions taken signal a strong resolve to address the unrest and ensure that lasting peace is restored to Bawku and its surrounding communities, as citizens and officials alike work collaboratively toward a safer and stronger Ghana. Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen
Ghana’s Wage Bill Poses Threat to Fiscal Sustainability
Kwasi Agyei, the Controller and Accountant-General, has issued a stark warning about the nation’s rising wage bill. Speaking at a media briefing in Accra, organized by the African Association of Accountants General (AAAG) to announce the Association’s third Annual Conference, Agyei highlighted that public sector salaries now consume over 57 percent of the country’s domestic revenue, raising alarms about fiscal sustainability. Agyei articulated that such a disproportionate burden on wages is not only unsustainable but is also crowding out vital spending in critical sectors such as health, infrastructure, and education. He expressed deep concern over how this wage consumption is limiting the government’s ability to allocate resources to other essential areas that need attention and funding. “When you sum up all the money that has come in, the average shows that 57 or 58 percent goes into the salaries we pay. This is a threat to fiscal sustainability,” he stated, emphasizing the gravity of the situation. He further elaborated, “It means all the revenues that come—almost 60 percent—are used to pay salaries, which leads to a crowding-out effect. We are not creating space for other prioritized government expenditure.” This warning comes in the wake of a recent decision in February, where labor unions accepted a 10% salary increase amid calls for moderation in wage demands from President John Mahama. The President assured workers that once the economy stabilizes, he would work to secure higher remuneration for them. As the government grapples with these financial challenges, efforts are underway to reign in expenditures to meet the targets set by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Agyei’s statements underscore the urgency for reforms aimed at achieving a more balanced and sustainable allocation of public resources, as Ghana navigates the complex landscape of fiscal management. With the stakes high, the call for action resonates through the corridors of power, urging a reassessment of spending priorities that could ultimately shape the future prosperity of the nation. Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen
GRA Commissioner Issues Warning to Corrupt Officials
Brigadier-General Glover Ashong Annan, the Commissioner of the Customs Division at the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), has sent a clear message to errant officials within the service. During a recent working visit to the Tema Port, General Annan emphasized that his administration will not tolerate any actions that undermine the country’s revenue collection efforts. At a staff durbar held within the Long Room, General Annan reaffirmed that revenue mobilization is a top priority for the Customs Division, asserting that the integrity of the system is paramount to national development. He called upon officers to uphold the highest standards of discipline and professionalism, making it clear that anyone found engaging in corrupt practices would face serious consequences. “We will not allow a few bad actors to derail the hard work of the many dedicated officers who serve with integrity,” he declared with conviction, reinforcing the commitment to maintain a corruption-free environment. Acknowledging the significant strides made by the Customs Division in recent years, General Annan pointed out that there remains ample opportunity for further enhancement. He stressed the importance of innovation and continuous improvement in operational procedures to boost efficiency and transparency within the division. As part of his visit, he toured several key operational areas, including the Meridian Port Services and the Examination Bay. During this tour, General Annan outlined various reforms currently being implemented to strengthen the division’s capacity. He highlighted the incorporation of cutting-edge technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence and the Advanced Cargo Manifest system, along with other digital tools designed to tackle systemic challenges. These innovations, he explained, are crucial in positioning the Customs Division to support Ghana’s transition into a 24-hour economy, thereby facilitating trade and strengthening revenue collection mechanisms. In closing, General Annan assured stakeholders that under his leadership, the Customs Division remains firmly committed to excellence, accountability, and the protection of national revenue. His resolute stance on corruption and dedication to reform signal a new chapter for the Customs Division, as it aims to uphold the integrity essential for the nation’s growth and development. Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen
Minority in Parliament Threatens Legal Action Against Attorney-General Over UniBank Case
Tensions are rising in Ghana’s Parliament as the Minority has issued a stern warning to the Attorney-General (AG), signaling their intention to pursue legal action if he does not reverse his controversial decision to discontinue the criminal prosecution of former UniBank CEO Dr. Kwabena Duffuor and six others. The case at hand involves grave allegations concerning the misappropriation of approximately GHS 5.7 billion in depositors’ funds. Recently, the AG’s office withdrew the prosecution, citing the recovery of around 60% of the missing funds as justification for dropping the charges. This decision, however, has incited serious dissent from the Minority, who have raised fundamental questions about the legality and transparency surrounding it. In a statement released on Monday, the Minority demanded concrete evidence to substantiate the claim that 60% of the lost funds had been successfully recovered. They insist that such a significant case of alleged financial misconduct cannot simply be dismissed without due process and adequate judicial review. “The law requires either a conviction or restitution approved by the courts. Allowing suspects to walk free without a clear legal conclusion sets a dangerous precedent,” the statement articulated, echoing the concerns of many who believe accountability must be upheld in such serious matters. Furthermore, the Minority has voiced apprehensions regarding a potential conflict of interest, citing reports that the Attorney-General may have previously served as legal counsel for some of those accused. If true, they argue, this revelation could severely compromise the integrity of both the AG’s decision and the office itself. To address these pressing issues, the Minority has called upon Parliament’s Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee to summon the Attorney-General for a detailed explanation of his actions. They are also urging the Ghana Bar Association to investigate the Attorney-General’s conduct to ascertain whether he acted ethically and in accordance with professional standards. “If the Attorney-General fails to reverse this decision in the coming days, we will be left with no choice but to seek legal redress through the courts,” the Minority emphasized, reiterating their commitment to protecting public funds and ensuring accountability. Highlighting the importance of the case, they asserted that justice must not only be done but also be seen to be done, particularly in instances involving significant public interest and the integrity of the nation’s financial systems. With the clock ticking, the pressure is mounting on the Attorney-General to address the Minority’s concerns and restore confidence in the judicial process. Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen
97,421 Students Benefit from “No Fees Stress” Initiative
Felix Kwakye Ofosu, the Minister for Government Communications, proudly announced that a total of 97,421 students have been reimbursed under the government’s flagship initiative, “No Fees Stress.” Sharing the news on his Facebook page, the Minister reaffirmed the government’s commitment to eliminating financial obstacles that stand in the way of students pursuing their education. Mr. Kwakye Ofosu emphasized that these reimbursements are part of a larger effort to alleviate the financial burden of school-related expenses that families across the nation face. He explained that the initiative specifically targets students who initially paid fees upfront due to delays in government disbursements, providing them with the support they deserve. “The ‘No Fees Stress’ programme is a testament to our promise of making education truly accessible,” he stated confidently. “As of today, 97,421 students have received reimbursements, and we are working diligently to ensure that all eligible students benefit fully from the initiative.” In his announcement, the Minister also highlighted ongoing efforts to streamline the reimbursement process, focusing on enhancing efficiency and transparency. He mentioned that new digital platforms are being deployed to expedite future disbursements, aiming to make the experience smoother for students and their families. The “No Fees Stress” policy is a vital component of the government’s education relief strategy, designed to cushion students and parents from the financial challenges associated with tertiary education. This initiative represents a key aspect of the administration’s broader agenda to promote inclusive and quality education for all Ghanaians, ensuring that no student is left behind due to financial constraints. As the government continues to roll out this program, it reaffirms its commitment to fostering an educational environment where every student has the opportunity to succeed, free from the stress of financial burdens. Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen
Bright Simons Challenges Attorney General’s Claims on Unibank Recovery
Bright Simons, the Honorary Vice-President of IMANI Africa, voiced his strong objections to the Attorney General’s assertion that the government had successfully recovered 60% of Unibank’s liabilities. In a detailed and incisive post shared on his social media on July 28, Simons contended that the real recovery rate stands at a meager 10.6%. Labeling the government’s announced figures as “financially misconceived”, Simons took to the online platform to articulate his concerns and challenge the narrative being presented to the public. He argued that the figures cited by the government were misleading and did not reflect the true scale of financial loss resulting from the bank’s collapse. According to Simons, the original figure reflecting Ghana’s direct exposure, estimated at GH¢5.7 billion, had controversially been revised down to GH¢3.3 billion. Out of this, he pointed out that GH¢800 million is expected to be reclaimed through the forfeiture of properties, while GH¢1.2 billion hinges on the debtors of Unibank. However, he emphasized that these amounts were grossly inadequate given the significant financial losses incurred. “If we use market exchange rates,” Simons asserted, “the government has recovered only $160 million of a liability that may well exceed $1.5 billion.” He underscored the gravity of the situation, stating, “That is barely 10.6% of the total losses to Ghana’s welfare!” Simons also noted that even the amounts Unibank’s owners admitted as liability, exceeding $1 billion, had not been accounted for in the government’s reported figures. As the debate intensified, Simons called on the Bank of Ghana and the appointed Receiver to be more transparent about their roles and decisions in this matter, pointing out their conspicuous silence despite being pivotal players in the situation. “In any serious country,” he remarked, “the press conference of the AG today would be the beginning, not the end, of the national debate.” Simons’ insights have sparked discussions on accountability and the need for clarity in the management of national financial matters, as Ghanaians look for answers in the wake of the Unibank crisis. Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen
Civil Society Organizations Demand Accountability from the NPA
In a bold move to address pressing issues within Ghana’s petroleum sector, two prominent civil society organizations, the Centre for Environmental Management and Sustainable Energy (CEMSE) and the Revenue Mobilisation Alliance (RMA), have united their voices to demand urgent reforms at the National Petroleum Authority (NPA). In a joint statement released on Monday, the Executive Directors of both organizations, Benjamin Nsiah from CEMSE and Geoffrey Kabutey Ocansey from RMA, expressed their grave concerns over the lack of transparency and accountability in the management of key petroleum funds. The two organizations are concerned about the NPA’s dual role as both regulator and fund manager, a situation they believe has led to significant inefficiencies and financial opacity within the industry. The statement emphasized that this conflict of interest has contributed to the misapplication of public resources, prompting the Ministry of Energy to call for immediate action. CEMSE and RMA are urging the Ministry to decouple the fund management responsibilities of the NPA from its regulatory functions and to transfer those pivotal duties to the Ministry of Finance. They are also advocating for a comprehensive audit of the NPA’s fund management activities covering the years from 2021 to 2024, with particular emphasis on the significant financial losses reported in 2022. Highlighting the situation, the statement identified three major funds managed by the NPA that have been sources of significant surplus revenue—yet remain poorly accounted for. Unified Petroleum Price Fund (UPPF) The UPPF, which imposes a levy of 90 pesewas per litre on petrol and diesel, is estimated to generate over GHC 4 billion annually based on national consumption. However, the organizations allege that only 40% of the fund is allocated to transport operators, with the NPA retaining the remaining 60%. In 2023, the Authority declared a surplus of just GHC 524 million, a figure that they argue grossly understates the actual revenues, stating, “Since 2015, the NPA has failed to publicly account for these surpluses.” Primary Distribution Margin (PDM) The PDM fund generates over GHC 1.3 billion each year, yet the Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation company (BOST) manages a mere 7% of fuel distribution, leaving an estimated surplus of GHC 900 million annually without public disclosure on its utilization. The organizations raised additional concerns that deductions from tanker owners have been misapplied, compounding the issues within the fund management. Cylinder Recirculation Margin (CRM) Since April 2024, the NPA has imposed an $80 per metric ton fee on LPG users, generating over $30 million (GHC 315 million) by June 2025. However, a concerning statistic emerged: less than 1% of LPG sales occur through the cylinder recirculation model. The organizations flagged that only $37,000 has been allocated to support cylinder manufacturing and bottling, leaving an astonishing $9.9 million unaccounted for. In light of these findings, CEMSE and RMA are calling for legislative amendments to strip the NPA of its fund management duties. They argue that the current structure not only creates a conflict of interest but also undermines public trust in the management of crucial funds. “Transparency and accountability in the management of these funds is not just a legal obligation but a moral imperative,” they emphasized, warning that ongoing secrecy poses a significant risk to good governance and effective resource allocation. The organizations also raised questions about the NPA’s reported deficit in 2022, despite an equalization framework within the UPPF that ostensibly guarantees greater income than expenses. They are advocating for an independent audit to investigate this apparent discrepancy, as the quest for accountability in the nation’s petroleum sector continues. Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen