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A yuba Seidu says he has not formally taken over the Regional Secretariat and urges party members to disregard the publication 31st August 2026 The Savannah Regional Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Hon. Ayuba Seidu , has distanced himself and his team from a publication circulating on social media concerning the alleged removal of items from the Savannah Regional NPP Secretariat. In a statement issued on Monday, August 31, 2026, Hon. Seidu stated categorically that neither he nor any member of his team authorised, sponsored or had any connection with the publication or its contents. The clarification comes amid discussions within the Savannah Regional NPP following the recent Regional Elections and claims circulating on social media regarding the state and contents of the Party's Regional Secretariat. “We Completely Disassociate Ourselves” According to Hon. Ayuba, he and his entire team completely disassociate themselves from the publication and any allegations co...

Calls for Unity, Transparency and an End to Internal Mudslinging Following Regional Elections Former Savannah Regional NPP Regional Secretary, Issah Mohammed , has responded to allegations circulating on social media concerning the Savannah Regional Party Secretariat, describing the claims that he removed computers, television sets, furniture, air conditioners and other items from the office as malicious, defamatory and deliberately misleading. The allegations emerged shortly after the New Patriotic Party's recent Regional Elections, in which new regional executives were elected to steer the affairs of the Party in the Savannah Region. In a detailed response, he said he had become aware of claims suggesting that several items belonging to the Regional Secretariat were missing and that he had personally removed virtually everything from the premises. He strongly rejected the allegations and said he was compelled to respond because he did not want misinformation to be allowed to...

Daboya, Savannah Region – August 7, 2026 Teaching and non-teaching staff of Savannah College of Education in Daboya have issued an urgent public appeal to the Government of Ghana, calling for the immediate clearance of their appointments and payment of salaries after nearly a year without remuneration. In a statement signed by Concerned Staff of Savannah College of Education, Daboya, the workers expressed deep concern over what they describe as prolonged delays in the processing of their appointments following the institution's absorption. According to the statement, no member of staff including the Principal and Vice Principal has received an official appointment letter or been cleared onto the government payroll through the Controller and Accountant General's Department. The staff say the delay has left employees facing severe financial hardship, with many struggling to provide for their families and meet their basic needs. Despite these challenges, they note that they have c...