"I am returning, for a number of great reasons, but particularly to continue my vocational skills training for the youth in the area. If I become the MP again, I plan to set up the youth with tools and money immediately they complete their apprenticeship and vocational training."

"Beauty is vain and charm is deceitful"

"We all have talents or some sort of skill God has put in us as women. As young ladies, it is important to understand that life is not all about riches and rich men"

"At a point I didn’t feel good about myself, I wasn’t very slim, I wasn’t rich and I wasn’t among the top students either. All I had was my artistic talent and creativity…It is of essence to develop what you have to make up for what you don’t have…Never rely on your looks; Beauty is Vain! It fades"

"My mother inspires me because my mother never gives up"

"I mean a lot of African countries cannot meet the AU requirement of 15% of your GDP"

"I think that, my expectations from this conference, is that, we must be able to have a good leverage when it comes to health issues"

"Climate change is a phenomenon that has come to stay with the world, so the public needs to be educated on the nature and how to cope with the situation"

"Climate change" affects more than just a change in the weather; it refers to seasonal changes over a long period of time"

"We must work together as a team – both developing countries and the developed countries. And I think that the issue of knowledge sharing is very, very important because these days, viruses, bacteria, they don’t know whether you’re a developing country, or you’re a developed country. Looking at the various epidemics, that, we’re experiencing all over the world. So, this is the time that we need to forge together, work together, share our knowledge and then also help regional institutions with common focus to enable us fight the disease burden."

"Well, I think, yes, he will still achieve his zero level tolerance towards corruption. I think it’s something that happened about two to three years ago. And the Ministry of Health, we have instituted an enquiry into the importation into the country of these fake condoms, the culprits are going to be dealt with and we’ll make sure that the policies regarding inspection and importation of, not only condoms but medicines, and any medical logistics would be strengthened."

"In Ghana, we have some priority; we’re looking at access to quality health care and then we’re also looking at maternal and child health care; we’re looking at providing skilled medical personnel, doctors, nurses, midwives, to support maternal and child care. Then we’re also looking at strengthening community health centres across the country which we call the chip compounds."

"Basically, it means that we can reach out to the vulnerable community to provide them with basic health care; and on our high agenda is also dealing with malaria, tuberculosis, HIV. So, these are some of the critical areas that the ministry is dealing with; and of course, public health. And when we talk about public health, we are talking about prevention, we’re talking about information and also we’re talking about immunization and then also dealing with epidemics our readiness to combat epidemics as it surfaces."

"We all have to do our bit to help restore their homes and their lives and as they say kitua blaa nsua"

"Women and children are the backbone of our nation’s economy,” she stated. We must do more to ensure they thrive, so they can make a lasting impact on our society and country"

"The NPP government has made the promotion of education for all Ghanaian children at all levels a priority. This has led to increased access at school and learning figures in most public schools"

"Education is perhaps the most critical component to our development as a nation"

"I am happy to note that the newly constructed Lordina Foundation Maternity and Children's Ward at the Bole District Hospital has contributed to zero mortality rate recorded in 2023"

"When women are allowed to reach their full potential, everyone benefits"

"Together , we can inspire inclusion and build a world where all women can grow to their full potentials"

"And congratulations, Naana, for yet another opportunity to break the glass ceiling"

"Let us not insult him as party members. We should as well respect him so as to prevent the issue happening in the NPP to happen within us"

"We cherish Rawlings so much because not all parties still have their founders alive. We love him so much and we want his children to also be part of us. But because of Rawlings utterances of late, people in the constituency of Zentor Rawlings may not vote for her"

"I am happy that I have been able toconvince the founding father of the party to forgive his own people"

"We spoke to these MPs, but they did not listen. We suffered and got them to Parliament, but they refused to listen to us when we told them not to approve this man (Bryan Acheampong)."

"About 31 NDC MPs voted to approve this man. This is the consequence of your taking bribes to approve him. And I'm praying that at least 10 of you will lose the upcoming primaries so you can come and confess"

"You think being in Parliament is an opportunity to make money, and you took money to approve him. Today, he is the one paying you back as you deserve. I told you that God would punish you"

"Teachers will be properly taken care of."

"No one will impress the media under my administration."

"If I become president, I will give journalists cars, money, accommodation, and free fuel. You are all more important than Members of Parliament because you disseminate our messages to the public."

"Your role extends beyond the pulpit–it influences the ethos of our nation, shaping lives through the profound messages of faith, hope, and love."

"As ministers, your words hold the power to inspire peace and guide the hearts of many. Let us use this power wisely."

"It is about presidency and if you want to compare, so far, I think we have we have two out, so we have John Dramani Mahama and then we have Mahamudu Bawumia and with the two, I can assure you not because I am a member of the NPP, that the person who can take us to the next stage of development, where we want to be is no other than Mahamadu Bawumia and I have a good feeling about it that the NPP will be retained in power."

"I don’t want to sound bias but I think the future of this country lies with the NPP. When it comes to development, when it comes to taking this country forward, I don’t think there is an alternative and Mahamadu Bawumia is a gem. [I mean], we need to look at not just the party but the personalities that are leading."

"Every person shall have the right,at his own expense,to establish and maintain a private school and schools at all level and such categories and in accordance with such conditions as may be under the law"

"Challenge yourself to think beyond the confines of the present. Be a dreamer. Push boundaries!"

"There is the need for us to begin to partner private sector to provide free senior high school education so that, in areas that are underprivileged and underserved and lack access to public senior high schools, we can provide free education to the underprivileged community. In these cases, a private individual has established a private school."

"Those who speak English insult God cos God himself created you as a black man,and your native language is Twi,and yet you want to speak English"

"If I die, my running mate will take over"

"He wants us to vote for him and become more powerful than God by providing a sea in Kumasi. You have to know that this is an insult to us. I pity him for insulting the entire country."

"Those who speak English insult God because God himself created you a black man, and your native language is Twi, yet you want to speak English."

"I am not concerned about who wins the presidential election, whether it be Bawumia or Mahama, but my primary focus is on being re-elected as the representative for Agona West to complete the work I have started."

"This thing has never happened here, but I know because of my independence they want to intimidate me, but that will not work…they think I am here to spoil their votes but they don’t know I am here to win."

"I can tell you that my share of the Common Fund had been used to fund ongoing construction of 18 culverts across the constituency to enhance movement in the beneficiary communities."

"I wish to first of all state for the avoidance of doubt and without equivocation that I do not operate those social media not have I sanctioned anyone to do same on my behalf."

"Basically, the road was being done before the by-election and you know with by-election, projects go on and you can't hide it and so this one is good for us because of the weather."

"I have been here for some time now and the work is already ongoing. unfortunately, we 're had rain throughout our stay here. like, almost over a week, there's been rain."

"During my next tenure of office as MP, I would continue to work relentlessly to enhance the Krachi West Constituency’s status of a food basket, not only for the region but also for the country."

"The various road projects in the area have opened up the communities for brisk business as they had become easily accessible and that had won the people’s confidence."

"Brilliant but needy students would continue to receive support in various forms to continue their education."