The rally, which took the form of a health walk, began at Ahenbronum and passed through Ahyiayem and Odumasi, concluding at the party office in Konongo.

During the event, the NPP’s parliamentary candidate for the constituency,  Kwame Anyimadu, expressed gratitude to party members for their dedication and commitment, urging them to maintain their efforts as they move closer to Election Day.

The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Asante Akyem Central, Honorable Robert Yaw Kwakye, also called for discipline in ensuring a peaceful and unified approach to securing victory in the elections.

Andy Owusu, the Youth Organizer for the area, called on members to actively engage first-time voters and educate them on the dos and don’ts of voting, ensuring they understand the importance of their participation in the election process.

Asante Akyem Central has been a stronghold for the NPP since 1992, and the party is confident of maintaining its winning streak in the upcoming elections.

Source: Alex Treve Quarshie

A recent video shows Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia dancing to the song during rallies in the Ashanti Region, accompanied by notable political figures such as NPP’s regional chairman, Chairman Wontumi, and Honorable Kennedy Agyapong.

This occurrence comes despite DJ Azonto’s earlier demand compensation for the unauthorized use of his song.

The video has since gone viral, raising concerns about the disregard for intellectual property rights.

The Rolls Royce Family has now escalated their demand, requesting an additional sum from each of the political figures involved.

They noted that this issue is not merely about financial compensation but also about respecting the rights and efforts of artists.

DJ Azonto had previously expressed his intention to reward his mother with a car if his song was used in political activities. However, despite the repeated use of “Fa No Fom” by Dr. Bawumia and others, no compensation or acknowledgment has been provided.

The Rolls Royce Family finds it troubling that the artist’s work is being used without permission, particularly for political purposes, which undermines the value of the artist’s creation.

The management team urges Dr. Bawumia, Chairman Wontumi, and Kennedy Agyapong to address the issue promptly and provide the necessary compensation.

They remain open to dialogue to resolve the matter amicably but insist that appropriate measures must be taken to rectify the ongoing infringement.

Additionally, they call on music bodies such as the Ghana Music Rights Organization (GHAMRO) to advocate for and protect the rights of musicians in such matters.

He made the announcement at a rally where he pulled a massive crowd of supporters and well-wishers.

The event was marked by enthusiastic cheers and applause as Lilwin took to the stage to address the gathering.

During his address, Lilwin stressed his commitment to serving the people and the nation with vision, competence, humility, and dedication.

He pledged to prioritise the needs of the constituents, promising to work tirelessly to bring about positive change and development in the Afigya Kwabre North Constituency.

The comic Kumawood actor will be vying for the position as an independent candidate.

Lilwin’s political bid has generated a buzz on social media ahead of the elections come December 7.

Many of his fans and supporters have expressed excitement about his decision to enter the political arena, citing his popularity and charisma as key assets that could help him make a meaningful impact in the constituency.

Davido took time to campaign for his uncle, Ademola Adeleke, who was soliciting for votes for his gubernatorial aspiration in Osun State.

Tens of thousands of residents who gathered at the venue chanted Davido’s name as he takes hold of the microphone to address them.

The artiste, who has once declared he is indifferent on religion, was spotted in a solemn mood as he leads a prayer session.

He enveloped his uncle in series of prayers so he emerges the winner.

In a sharp contrast, Davido switched from gospel music to his hit song, Fem, sending the crowd in a disarray.

According to the Service, the act flies in the face of the principles that underpin the foundation of the security establishment.

“The administration doesn’t sanction acts of such nature,” the police said.

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In a press release signed by its Director of Public Affairs, Supt Sheila Abayie-Buckman, the development involved bourne out of “videos and pictures showing people with political party identity apparently rallying in police vehicles.”

The October 2 communique further the matter has been forwarded to the appropriate quarters for probe.

“The Inspector-General of Police, James Oppong-Boanuh has director the Director-General Police Professional Standard Bureau (PPSB) to investigate and bring up a report on the matter, for officers who are found culpable to be sanctioned accordingly.”

The statement also assured the public of the police’s neutrality in the political sphere especially with two months left for the country’s presidential and parliamentary elections.

Find attached press release:

Speaking at a political rally at Ashaiman in the Greater Accra Region as part of the Silver Jubilee celebrations of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) on Saturday, 10 June, the founder of the party said the “NPP are not so vulnerable” unlike the NDC and “whether you pump money into them, you try to corrupt them or not, there is a certain consistency by virtue of who and what they are and that figure, in terms of election, could invariably always be the same”.

He was worried that could not be said about his party, indicating: “You and I do not have the consistency of the NPP,” adding that the NDC has “a different type of consistency but we appear unable to hold on to that consistency”.

For him, the NDC “could virtually win every election all the time if we recognised our strengths and dealt with our weaknesses”.

“Nobody is saying don’t make money; make it good and clean, but not some of the ones I know: sickening, that kind of greed and selfishness, look at where it landed us. Or is it because this government is not behaving the way Kufuor did in his time so we think we are okay? I know what’s going on. I know some of the things they are running into,” he said.