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On June 14, 2025, Eastern Patriots, a group within the New Patriotic Party (NPP), held their first general meeting in Koforidua. This landmark event, held under the theme “Rebuilding for Victory 2028,” underscored the group’s unwavering commitment to revitalizing the party’s structures and galvanizing support following the 2024 electoral defeat. The gathering saw an impressive turnout and featured several high-profile NPP figures, including Hon. David Prah, former Director General of TVET; Hon. Prince Sefah, former CEO of GIFEC; Hon. Kingsley Ofosu Ntiamoah, former CEO of Museums; Hon. Paul Asamoah, former DCE of Ofoase Ayirebi; Hon. Ike Appaw Gyasi, former Mayor of New Juaben South; Hon. Owusu Arthur, former MCE of Nsawam-Adoagyiri; George Krobea, Deputy National Communication Director; Hon. Tony Osei Adjei, Regional Secretary; Nana Yaw Papin, Regional Assistant Secretary; Mercy Amo-Dako, Regional Women’s Organizer; Adamu Musah Raha, Regional Youth Organizer; Evans Osei Yeboah, Region...

  The Apagyahene of Akyem Tafo in Ghana's Eastern region, Nana Kwame Gyasi I, has issued a heartfelt plea to the youth of Akyem Tafo to steer clear of drug abuse, warning of its devastating impact on their health, future, and community. Speaking in an interview with Accra FM/CTV’s Apelete Kofi-Michel at his palace in Akyem Tafo, Eastern Region, on June 16, 2025, Nana Gyasi I raised alarm over the rising abuse of harmful substances among young people in the area. “Drug abuse is destroying our youth—physically, mentally, and emotionally. We must take a stand,” he warned. The chief listed substances such as cannabis, cocaine, tramadol, ecstasy, mephedrone, 'red', and 'speed' as especially dangerous, urging young people not to experiment with any drugs that alter perception, mood, or behavior, as these often lead to addiction and social instability. Beyond drug issues, the Apagyahene encouraged the youth to promote peace, resist peer pressure, and avoid being used by ot...