Barker Drops Deep Facts About The Salaries That Some Top Officials Received During Mahama's Tenure
In the spirit of discovering the salary of Eugene Arhin, the Director of Communication at the Office of the Presidency, Oliver Barker has done some serious research which dates back into the administration of the Late President, John Evans Atta Mills and Former President John Dramani Mahama.
Oliver Barker Set To Begin A New Mission On Discovering The Salary Of Nana Addo's Top Appointee
The lead convener of the Fix The Country Movement, Oliver Barker Vorwamor, has begun a latest mission and this mission is to expose a top appointee of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo Addo, Eugene Arhin, who is the Director of Communication at the Presidency. It will be recalled that a large "scandal" was revealed about the wealth of Eugene Arhin.
Sammy Gyamfi Slams Nana Addo For His Gov't Plans To "Blow A Whooping $73,395 On Hotel Accomodation
Sammy Gyamfi has angrily reacted to a letter which allegedly signed by Alima Mahama and sent to the Office of the Chief of Staff to request for US$ 73,395 as expenditure for the accomodations for a Presidential delegation to Atlanta and Georgia within a stipulated time period. In another letter which was from the Office of the Presidency, there was an instruction to the Bank of Ghana to provide the said amount to the Embassy for the purpose provided
Breaking: Auditor General's Accumulated Leave Extended By Akufo-Addo
The Office of the Presidency has increased the leave time of the Auditor-General, Daniel Domelevo from 123 days to 167 viable July 1, 2020. This comes in the wake of concerns raised by the A-G Daniel Domelevo over that he was told to take his yearly leave since his work is humiliating the legislature. In a letter by Mr Domelevo dated July 3, 2020, diagrams a progression of reasons why he accepts the order leaves a lot to be depicted including what he portrayed as dishonesty with respect to the Presidency."
President Akufo-Addo Appeals to GES to Give 14 Students Banned From Writing WASSCE A Second Chance
The President of the Republic of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has pleaded on behalf of the 14 final year students who were barred from writing the ongoing West Africa Senior Secondary School Examination Certificates (WASSCE) by Ghana Education Service, following their involvement in the recent chaos and misconduct in their various schools. In the press release from the Office of the presidency, the president has appealed to the Minister of Education, Matthews Opoku Prempeh to involve with Ghana Education
Ghana Ranks Police, Jubilee House, MPs As Most Corrupt
Ghana has ranked the police, officials at the Jubilee House and Members of Parliament (MP) as the first three corrupt persons in the country. This is according to an Afrobarometer survey by Ghana Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana). According to the report, 65%, 55% and 54% of Ghanaians respectively see most or all of the people in the Police service, people at the Office of the Presidency, and Members of Parliament as corrupt.