7 h. ago Police arrest two over alleged threats to kill Mahama; Behead Lordina

The Ghana Police Service have arrested two suspects in connection with a viral TikTok video in which an individual allegedly threatens to kill President John Dramani Mahama before the end of 2025 and behead First Lady Lordina Mahama.

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7 h. ago 2 arrested over alleged threats to kill Mahama, behead Lordina

The Ghana Police Service have arrested two suspects in connection with a viral TikTok video in which an individual allegedly threatens to kill President John Dramani Mahama before the end of 2025 and behead First Lady Lordina Mahama.

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46 h. ago Mahama must kill galamsey before it kills his members – Dr Tony Aidoo warns

Ghana’s ex-ambassador to the Netherlands, Dr Tony Aidoo, has warned President John Mahama to urgently end the galamsey menace before it claims more members of his cabinet.

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46 h. ago Best tribute to helicopter crash victims is to kill galamsey – Tony Aidoo

Former Ambassador to the Netherlands, Dr Tony Aidoo, says the most fitting tribute to the eight people who died in last Wednesday’s helicopter crash is for President John Mahama to end illegal mining.

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47 h. ago God didn’t take them, we gave them through avoidable death – Dr Tony Aidoo on helicopter tragedy

Former Senior Presidential Aide and ambassador to the Netherlands, Dr Tony Aidoo, says the helicopter crash that claimed the lives of two cabinet ministers and six others was an avoidable national tragedy, not an act of God.

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47 h. ago God does not take innocent lives – Tony Aidoo demands action after helicopter crash

Former Senior Presidential Aide and former Ambassador to the Netherlands, Dr. Tony Aidoo, has described the deaths of eight people in last Wednesday’s helicopter crash as “avoidable.”

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3 d. ago Helicopter crash: They died fighting galamsey, don’t let the fight be in vain – Dr. Tony Aidoo to Mahama

Former Ghanaian diplomat and veteran politician, Dr. Tony Aidoo, has urged President John Mahama to ensure that the deaths of eight Ghanaians in Wednesday’s helicopter crash fuel a renewed fight against illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey.

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3 w. ago Ghanaians will vote NDC out if Mahama fails ‘galamsey’ fight – Tony Aidoo

Former Senior Presidential Aide Dr Tony Aidoo has issued a stark warning to the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) government to ensure an end to illegal mining (galamsey) or face the wrath of Ghanaians in the next general elections.

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3 w. ago 6 months is long enough for Mahama to fight galamsey – Tony Aidoo

Former Senior Presidential Aide and veteran NDC stalwart Dr Tony Aidoo has warned that if President John Mahama fails to eradicate illegal mining (galamsey) within six months, Ghanaians will be disappointed and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) risks losing the 2028 elections.

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3 w. ago Deploy 1060 soldiers to end ‘galamsey’ menace – Tony Aidoo to government

Former Senior Presidential Aide Dr Tony Aidoo has proposed an effective solution to end illegal mining (galamsey) within months. He was of the view that a little over 1060 deployed soldiers could crush the criminals, and the government should take this option if serious about the galamsey fight. Speaking today, July 17, on JoyNews, Dr. […]

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3 w. ago All that is needed to end ‘galamsey’ is 1060 soldiers – Tony Aidoo

Former Senior Presidential Aide Dr Tony Aidoo has proposed an effective solution to end illegal mining (galamsey) within months. He was of the view that a little over 1060 deployed soldiers could crush the criminals, and the government should take this option if serious about the galamsey fight. Speaking today, July 17, on JoyNews, Dr […]

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3 w. ago I don’t trust OSP; he doesn’t know what he is doing – Tony Aidoo

Former Senior Presidential Aide Dr Tony Aidoo has expressed deep frustration with Ghana’s handling of illegal mining and corruption, blaming both government inaction and the performance of the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) for the ongoing problems.

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