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By: Paramza Kofi Hamza Maiga  Yes You Can!!!  Senator Paul Simon was impressed by Barack Obama's work rate and talent. He therefore recommended Obama to the Democratic Leader of the Ilnois State Senate, Emil Jones Jr. "This young black man is a good guy; lets give him all the help he needs to succeed." said Paul Simon. Emil Jones allowed Obama the free hand to sponsor so many bills to the annoyance and disappointment of some of the senior law makers.  Obama won his election into the US Congress in 2004 and just few years later (2008) he was elected 44th president of the United States of America.  It must be said that Obama's first attempt at US Congress was in the year 2000 when he lost heavily to Bobby Rush a fellow black competitor. Prior to his defeat in 2000 Obama had been elected twice to represent the 13th District of Ilnois (1996 and 1998) He nearly quit politics following that defeat. Little did anyone imagine that Obama would overcome his defeat, enter Congre

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As posters of Alan Kyerematen and Dr Bawumiah for 2024 pop up, the NDC is now confronted with serious questions about its future.  Through interaction with some NDC sympathisers, Oman Ghana News has listed the following names as possible replacement for Mr John Mahama in 2024 or even beyond.  Potential Flagbearers of The NDC after John Mahama:  1. Sylvester Mensah  2. Kwame Awuah Darko 3. Alex Mould  4. Joshua Alabi  5. Samuel Ofosu Ampofo  6. Julius Debrah  7. Kwasi Ahwoi 8. Spio Gabrah  9. Goosie Tanoh 10. Alex Segbefia 11. Kwabena Duffour

Tomorrow, Ghana will take a crucial decision about its destiny for the next four years. The December polls left both the NDC and the NPP with 137 members of parliament on each side with one independent candidate who will determine the side which forms the majority in the next parliament.  The NDC flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama has filed a suit at the Supreme Court of Ghana seeking among other reliefs to challenge the December 9 result declaration by the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission and calling for a rerun of the presidential election.