Audio By Carbonatix
Upper West Regional Minister, Alhassan Sulemana, has received a hero’s welcome in the capital, Wa, after returning from Accra where he met the President on is reinstatement.
Mr Sulemana was suspended by President Nana Akufo-Addo after the former was accused of making the police release some loyalists of the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP), who were picked up for vandalizing the offices of National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO).
Mr Sulemana was reinstated by the President last week after investigations into the matter were complete.
In interview with Joy News, Mr Sulemana said among other lessons, he has learnt not to meddle in unofficial matters.
Read: I have learnt not to meddle in unofficial matter- U/W regional minister
Addressing the media and party faithful who had gathered to welcome him, Mr Sulemana promised not to allow the sad episode to distract him.
“We want to assure the President that, this incident will not in any way affect our ability to work and work loyally for him,” he said.
Mr Sulemana also promised to work and help the President to achieve his vision of a ‘Ghana beyond aid’.



Latest Stories
-
Tema native petitions EOCO over GH¢889,000 payment
25 minutes -
VIP Jeoun Service opens new terminal in Ho, expands transport network
29 minutes -
Tema Fire Commander calls for private-sector support
33 minutes -
Adaklu is not a safe haven for environmental degradation – DCE
37 minutes -
Judiciary urged to expedite corruption cases
41 minutes -
Adenta-Accra travel time improves significantly under contra-flow – GAPTE
45 minutes -
Government reviews diesel subsidy as transport fare increase takes effect
47 minutes -
SEND-Ghana, UCC students march for mandatory food warning labels
52 minutes -
Auditor-General vows tough surcharges, unveils tracker, AI audits
58 minutes -
Government vows no political protection for drug trafficking suspects
1 hour -
Government clarifies Interior Minister’s ‘involvement’ comment in drug probe
1 hour -
Mahama orders security agencies to make Ghana’s ports ‘ironclad’ against drug trafficking
2 hours -
Government admits turf war among security agencies is undermining port security
2 hours -
Government rejects ‘Cocaine Coast’ label, says drug busts show security agencies are working
2 hours -
Banks NPL ratio of 16.1% is still too high – S&P
3 hours