President Akufo-Addo has highly praised his wife Rebecca Akufo-Addo for being an understanding woman although he rarely has time for her and the family.

“I can stay away from home for a whole week and when I happen to be home too, I leave early for work and return late, sometimes between 10pm and 11pm. Some woman will not understand but I’m lucky my wife does.

“I’m very fortified and I don’t have too much worries about what’s happening in my house. She is also a very busy woman. So I’m saying when you get an understanding woman like that it helps,” Nana Akufo-Addo said on Kessben FM in the Ashanti region.

The President is currently on a three day campaign tour in the Ashanti Region.

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Chief of Dormaa Akwamu in the Bono Region, Obarima Oppong Kyeremeh Sikafuo has lauded former president John Dramani Mahama for the works he did in the Dormaa East Constituency while in power.

He backed the National Democratic Congress (NDC) flagbearer with prayers and goodwill to grasp power again in the December polls.

n a welcome address when the NDC flagbearer, Mr John Dramani Mahama, as part of his tour of the region called on the Chiefs and people of Dormaa Akwamu, Obarima Sikafuo said, “the good works you [Mahama] did in this area are talking for you and we have also seen them.”

“When it comes to cocoa roads, Dr Opuni, our own son, extended some here while you were the president. We thank you for that,” Nana Sikafuo noted citing the Wamfie to Akwamu and other roads in the area.

“I am praying that the Almighty God help you to emerge victorious…and I know when you become the president, you will remember us,” Obarima Sikafuo added as he also appealed to Mr Mahama to continue the cocoa roads projects in the area when voted into power.”

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Security analyst, Paul Boateng, has claimed that the Western Togoland secessionists had support from a foreign country’s embassy in Ghana.

According to him, the said embassy guided the secessionists to write to the United Nations.

“The government must be firm in dealing with these separatists because they are not going to stop with their attacks anytime soon. That’s why I’m using the tree analogy in commentary about this group. Those who have been arrested are like the tree leaves, we are left with the tree branches, the tree itself and the roots. Even with the roots, we have taproots and the taproots can be foreign nationals.

“I’m saying so because I know that in 2017, a foreign country’s Embassy in Ghana guided this secessionist group to write to the UN. This group has been agitating since 2006 and it is important that we deal with them expeditiously,” Paul Boateng told Kasapa FM‘s Akwasi Nsiah in an interview.

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