Audio By Carbonatix
Several hundreds of supporters of the opposition National Democratic Congress have converged in Kumasi for the much heralded Ashanti Region unity walk.
The walk has been a key feature of the opposition party’s itinerary to reunite the rank and file after losing the 2016 elections.
According to Luv FM’s Prince Appiah the walk has already started in earnest with supporters clad in their party paraphernalia chanting party songs.

The walk he said, started at the Aboabo post office with the supporters heading towards the Manhyia round after which they will converge at the Asawase MA school park to be addressed by leading members of the party.
Ex-president John Mahama who has been a key patron of previous unity walks in the other regions is present.
Other former government appointees including Julius Debrah who was the ex-Chief of Staff, former Deputy Power Minister John Jinapor, ex- Deputy Ashanti Region Minister Joseph Yamin, former Mayor Kojo Bonsu and Asawase MP Muntaka Mubarak are all present, Appiah stated.
Latest Stories
-
Passengers stranded at Aayalolo Tudu Terminal as drivers strike over unpaid bonuses
2 minutes -
The Inconvenient Truth: Debt does not make a nation poor; wasting it does
4 minutes -
Stonebwoy ignites new ‘beef’ with Sarkodie in social media posts
12 minutes -
GTP, Woodin acquisition puts local private equity expertise in the spotlight
19 minutes -
BoG affirms 8 ± 2% inflation target
22 minutes -
CHRAJ holds training on ending gender-based violence
24 minutes -
GPL 2026/27: Debibi United coach Nii-Armah apologises over ‘racist’ comments
30 minutes -
Beyond the F9 Barrier: Why Ghana needs a Universal Secondary Education Transition and Remediation Programme
32 minutes -
GES disowns fake EduPack notice directing SHS, TVET boarding students to pay
36 minutes -
Every improved public road to get electronic tolling system – Agbodza
42 minutes -
54,985 unplaced BECE graduates could end up on streets – Angel Carbonu
42 minutes -
Decolonise science and development ideas or risk failure – Scholars at Global Value Summit in Jirapa
43 minutes -
Prudential Life Insurance Ghana awarded ‘CSR Company of the Year 2025’
44 minutes -
Boarding schools are a colonial legacy, Ghana needs quality local day schools – Prof Stephen Adei
44 minutes -
$350m project to end Weija Dam flooding to commence this year
51 minutes