Audio By Carbonatix
Former Vice President and 2024 NPP flagbearer, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, arrived at the New Patriotic Party (NPP) headquarters in Accra today to officially file his nomination to contest in the party’s flagbearership race ahead of the Presidential Primaries.
He was accompanied by his wife, former Second Lady, Samira Bawumia.
Dr. Bawumia was met with rousing cheers from hundreds of enthusiastic party supporters and well-wishers, who thronged the headquarters clad in party colours, waving flags, and singing party anthems.
Also, accompanying Dr. Bawumia were several key former government and party officials, including Sammy Awuku, Henry Quartey, Ambrose Dery, and Francis Asenso-Boakye, all of whom have been strong allies of the Vice President.
Photo Credit: David Andoh
Latest Stories
-
GH¢2 diesel price cut offers little relief to Ghanaians – Miracles Aboagye
11 minutes -
Sedina Tamakloe remains in prison despite acquittal – Felix Kwakye Ofosu
17 minutes -
Today’s front pages: Wednesday, August 5, 2026
21 minutes -
Mother of two sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering husband with broken bottle
23 minutes -
TRUST: The Currency of Ghana’s Digital Economy
42 minutes -
Ghana to meet its debt anchor by 2034 – IMF
1 hour -
‘Democracy must mean freedom without fear and persecution’ – Bawumia cites UGCC ideals on Founding Day
1 hour -
Youth unemployment in Ghana stubbornly high at around 30% – IMF
1 hour -
New legal framework to enhance more efficient, investor-friendly services in Ghana – GIPA CEO
1 hour -
Ghana makes impressive progress toward macroeconomic stabilisation, debt sustainability, but vulnerabilities remain – IMF
1 hour -
Access Bank and Mantrac Ghana seal financing partnership to power construction and mining companies
2 hours -
NDC to resolve branch election challenges before constituency polls – Asiedu Nketia
2 hours -
NDC Chairman pushes back on spending criticism, says gov’t will pay for work done
2 hours -
Yes, we get it, but really?
2 hours -
Association of Private schools accuse WAEC of ‘serious discrepancies’ in 2026 BECE grades
2 hours