Frema Opare

"I didn't come empty-handed, as the say in our culture. I brought some foodstuff. So we have some rice, we have some canned fish. We have some canned tes and tomatoes. What else do we have? We have a grain of egg"

"If you don’t have a flag bearer, you don’t have a running mate. My focus is to get a good flag bearer who will ‘break the 8’. The will of God will manifest."

"Thank you for everything, Mummy as affectionately called by all. I am truly grateful for your love, care, support and guidance. I pray for many more healthy years for you to continue impacting positively on others too."

"Wherever you 've heard that I am the running mate, I thank them. But I 've not heard that yet"

"Though I am shocked by the reconstruction of our stalls by Maame opare Fremah, I am not surprised at all because it's been her hallmark in helping those in need, especially traders at race course and kumasi central market."

"It is a very diverse role. Basically, you are coordinating government business. This office is open till quite late and the point is that getting the administrative work done, you also need to listen to people. You have to listen to MPs, you have to listen to party people, you have to listen to Ministers and CEOs and what not. So you stretch your day in a way that creates opportunities for them to come and see you."

"I like the seat [than being an MP]. It gives you an overview of everything. It’s both administrative, the politics is there. It’s very interesting but very stressful."

"It’s very interesting but very stressful. Nine o’clock is only the beginning of the evening. The President leaves here past midnight, so when I am leaving here at 10:30pm and 11:00pm, then it's okay."