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THE RESET MUST BEGIN FROM HOME- To the Appointees of the New Administration The Leader of Presidential Watchtower, and NDC Communication Team member, Rev Isaac Manu has called on the appointees of the New Administration to put the Grassroot first. Speaking on behalf of the Grassroot said, as they embark on their new roles, we urge them not to forget the grassroots, the very foundation of our great success. The RESET agenda, as envisioned by our President, must begin from home, within the National Democratic Congress (NDC). As the Bible advises, "beginning from Jerusalem" (Luke 24:47), we too must start from our own backyard, empowering our grassroots members to drive positive change. The age-old adage "charity begins at home" rings true in this context. We call upon you, our esteemed appointees, to establish structures that prioritize the grassroots. Give our loyal members the first opportunity in all sectors, recognizing their dedication and hard work without compr...

Rev Isaac Manu Reminds the President of his Promise to Assin North The Leader of Presidential Watchtower, a prayer team for the Presidency, and NDC Communication Team member, Rev Isaac Manu, applauds the President for showing commitment in  fulfilling his campaign promises. Notably, the establishment of ORAL and the reduction of ministries from 30 to 23 demonstrate the President's commitment to his word. Rev Manu also reminds the President of his pledge to the people of Assin North concerning ministerial appointment, as stated in his previous address.¹ "We acknowledge the President's efforts in keeping his promises and encourage him to continue on this path," says Rev Manu. Reference:  https://citinewsroom.com/2023/06/ill-appoint-gyakye-quayson-as-minister-if-i-win-2024-polls-mahama/

  The Misleading Debate on the LGBTQ+ Bill: Setting the Record Straight As the debate surrounding the LGBTQ+ Bill continues to unfold, it's essential to separate fact from fiction. The recent statement by H.E. John Dramani Mahama has sparked intense discussion, but the focus has been misdirected. Rather than debating the merits of H.E. Mahama's statement on government sponsorship, we should be examining the bill's status: has it expired in accordance with the law, or is it still in force? This is the crux of the matter, and it's crucial that we steer the conversation back on track. H.E. Mahama's statement should be seen as a testament to his commitment to passing the bill. By prioritizing its passage, he demonstrates his dedication to promoting equality and human rights. As a nation, we should be applauding this effort, rather than getting bogged down in misinformed debates. As a member of the NDC Communication Team and Leader of the Presidential Watchtower GH, I ur...