• Johnnie Hughes praises Etornam on winning the 2025 Ghana’s Most Beautiful crown, as well as 1st Runner-Up, Asakia, and 2nd Runner-Up, Sika on their brilliant runs on the show.
• EOCO rescuing QNET victims and arrest 9 suspects in connection with human trafficking.
• The recent spread of seasonal flu.
• The Attorney General and Special Prosecutor handling cases.

• Johnnie asks the youth to rise up on their social media pages to address issues that affect them, and not post things that are not beneficial.
• Timidity amongst citizens in addressing issues.
• Influenza breakouts in the country
• Potholes along the Tema-Valco road
• Alan Kyerematen rebrands the Movement for Change to the United Party

• Johnnie talks about teachers, and whether or not they still have the same passion as was the case in years past.
• Ghana National Fire Service breaching a legislative instrument?
• Speaker of Parliament, The Right Honourable Alban Bagbin, not dealing with military servicemen who came into the chamber of Parliament on the night of his election as Speaker of the House, as well as the destruction of Parliamentary property during the vetting.

• Johnnie talks about the Attorney General discontinuing the Ahmed Suale murder trial, thus releasing the prime suspect from police custody.
• DVLA suspends road fine enforcement from compliance teams
• Ghana National Fire Service feeding fee issues
• NSS Ghost Names Saga

• Johnnie talks about the future of the country regarding training children, and the things being lost to time
• Ghana National Fire Service funding challenges affecting feeding fees
• Gifty Oware-Mensah charged in NSS Ghost Names case

• The Black Stars secure qualification to the 2026 FIFA World Cup
• Johnnie references a social media post of his from 16 years ago on protecting the earth
• The Ghana Police Service arrested two suspects in connection with a plot to assassinate a chief.
• Ayawaso West Assembly Municipal Coordinating Director and Municipal Finance Officer in hot water

• Johnnie Hughes discusses the upcoming meeting between the Acting Chief Justice, Auditor General and Minister of Justice with President John Dramani Mahama over questions of accountability.
• The Minister of Health on the government’s GH₵130 Million commitment towards resumption of construction of the La General Hospital.
• The process of entering the Ghana Armed Forces, and how to make it better.

• Johnnie Hughes commends the Black Stars on their 5-0 World Cup Qualifier victory against the Central Africa Republic.
• The Ghana Police Service’s response to a headbutting incident by a civilian against a serviceman.
• Government institutions and setups which are functioning to optimum capacity
• HeFRA’s crackdown on unlicensed health facilities in Accra.
• A fresh list of Deputy Heads of Missions to other countries from The Presidency.

• A Ghana Armed Forces statement cautioning the public against violence against servicemen.
• A call to action in the fight against galamsey
• Nana Akomea’s honest stance on NABCO trainees and delayed payments.

• Upcoming press conference on Dr. Benedict Bonaventure Aligebame
• Tier 2 payments not being made by several institutions
• Landlord in Volta Region dies after being arrested and beaten by Police
• The rush to Parliament by persons who have made questionable statements
• The fight against galamsey

• The Black Stars triumph over Mali
• Questions about NHIS Free Dialysis
• More of Dr Nduom’s statements from 2016

• The apparent electricity crisis plaguing the country
• Labadi Beach Hotel beachfront not self-owned?
• Prices of food items surging
• Fire affects part of Kwame Nkrumah Interchange
• The state of the Darkuman Junction road

• The EC making a U-Turn in their stance on political parties having observers at places where votes are transferred
• John Dumelo voicing concerns on the rights of people to vote.
• STC’s press release on the debts they owe and other issues

• Special schools still not receiving their grants from the government
• STC owing SSNIT GH₵6 Million and ADB GH₵140 Million, along with a plethora of issues.

• NHIS alleviating dialysis cost stress on families
• The state of government hospitals
• The failures of NABCO
• A founding father of the New Jersey NPP-USA chapter calling President Akufo-Addo a “failure”.
• Ghana’s staggering imports list from Burkina Faso
• The Komenda Sugar Factory

• D-Black and Kwame Sarpong Asiedu speaking out on the state of Ghana’s economy.
• The reason Dr Bawumia’s campaign promises are “hogwash”
• Disgruntled STC staff on the lack of buses and the replacement of the Deputy Managing Director.

• EC Chair, Jean Mensa, on changes made to correct errors in systems ahead of 2024 General Elections.
• Dr Papa Kwesi Nduom’s call for change from 2016, and if anything he advocated for came to pass.
• Dr Benedict Bonaventure Aligebame and mismanagement at ICCOR.

• The push for astroturfs across the country NDC vs NPP on the ambulance purchase trial
• The state of Tamale Technical University, the struggles of its Hospital and facility management.
• GCB Bank Board member spending on travels

• Johnnie Hughes discusses the shrouded nature of the GRA-SML deal.
• The SSNIT hotel saga with Bryan Acheampong.
• Sammy Gyamfi vs Godfred Dame

• Johnnie Hughes talks about the Electoral Commission calling certain errors “insignificant”
• A “Kayayie” Skills Training Centre
• Ekow Vincent Assafuah stating that the NPP cannot win the 2024 Elections by talking about Free SHS
• Henry Quartey denying secret recruitment into Ghana’s security services.

• Johnnie Hughes discusses Bryan Acheampong’s alleged purchase of hotels with SSNIT shares.
• The President’s government turning into a money-making venture, contrary to his own claims.
• More developments from the Office of the Special Prosecutor

• Johnnie Hughes speaks about state-owned enterprises and their problems
• Joseph Dindiok Kpenka appointed Deputy Managing Director of BEST (formerly BOST), in a letter riddled with mistakes by The Presidency.
• The stalled Pwalugu Dam project

• Johnnie Hughes speaks about the constant flooding on the Kasoa road and distress that people in the area face.
• A petition by Professor Ransford Gyampo and Lawyer Martin Kpebu to Parliament.

• Johnnie Hughes talks about the treatment of nurses in the country
• The electricity crisis and effects on the Ghanaian citizenry
• The depreciation of the Cedi and the struggles of businesses
• Citizens struggling to recover dividends from investments

• Johnnie Hughes talks about increases in the prices of dialysis treatments and the burden placed on patients and their families.
• A question from an afflicted nursing trainee on nursing allowances.

• Johnnie Hughes talks about the Electoral Commission and a few statements made by them recently.
• GUTA’s statement on the depreciation of the Cedi.
• The Sempe Stool’s displeasure with land grabbing.
• Failures of the Accra Mayor

• Johnnie Hughes cites displeasure from Nii Sempe concerning land grabbing in Mamprobi, discussing how the State has taken land from stools and families for specific purposes, only to hand them over to private developers for business.
• A promise from Vice President and NPP Flagbearer for the 2024 Presidential Elections, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, on Special Schools.

• Johnnie Hughes talks about the effect of the power crisis
• Societe Generale’s MD’s response to reports of them leaving Ghana
• The true contents of the KPMG report to The Presidency regarding the SML deal

• Johnnie Hughes continues his discourse on the intended exit of Société Générale Ghana
• The legacy of President Akufo-Addo
• Dr. Benedict Bonaventure Aligebame’s hold over ICCOR

You’re listening to the 3rd October, 2023 episode of Johnnie’s Bite, a segment by Johnnie Hughes on 3FM 92.7’s “Sunrise Morning Show”, famously known for speaking truth to power and calling out issues of corruption, mis-governance and political impunity.

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You’re listening to the 29th September, 2023 episode of Johnnie’s Bite, a segment by Johnnie Hughes on 3FM 92.7’s “Sunrise Morning Show”, famously known for speaking truth to power and calling out issues of corruption, mis-governance and political impunity.

You’re listening to the 27th September, 2023 episode of Johnnie’s Bite, a segment by Johnnie Hughes on 3FM 92.7’s “Sunrise Morning Show”, famously known for speaking truth to power and calling out issues of corruption, mis-governance and political impunity.

Additionally, Johnnie explores the challenges faced by Ghanaians and highlights the youth’s response to the ongoing economic crisis through the #OccupyTheJulorbiHouse protest.

He finally delves into Alan Kyerematen’s departure from the New Patriotic Party (NPP).

You’re listening to the 26th September, 2023 episode of Johnnie’s Bite, a segment by Johnnie Hughes on 3FM 92.7’s “Sunrise Morning Show”, famously known for speaking truth to power and calling out issues of corruption, mis-governance and political impunity.