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Meet Hon. Gloria Owusu, a dedicated and hardworking Member of Parliament proudly representing the good people of Trobu.H...
18/11/2025

Meet Hon. Gloria Owusu, a dedicated and hardworking Member of Parliament proudly representing the good people of Trobu.

Hon. Gloria Owusu has demonstrated exceptional commitment to community development through a wide range of impactful initiatives. Her leadership continues to transform lives across the constituency. Among her numerous achievements are:

• Skill Training & Empowerment Programs: Providing practical training opportunities to equip youth and women with employable skills.

• Support for Drivers & Market Women: Offering targeted assistance to improve their livelihoods and enhance economic stability.

• Infrastructure Advocacy: Actively lobbying for road construction and improvement projects to enhance mobility and development within Trobu.

• Support for Junior High School Graduates: Creating pathways for further education and career growth for young learners.

• International Training & Educational Opportunities: Facilitating global exposure by sending over 10 young ladies to Russia for skills training, three individuals to Malaysia, and securing a fully funded master’s scholarship in the USA for a constituent.

• Scholarship Assistance & Educational Support: Championing educational advancement for residents across the constituency.

Her dedication has earned her recognition as one of the best MPs in the Greater Accra Region, according to recent Info Analysis surveys.

Hon. Gloria Owusu, the mother of the people.
A leader we appreciate. A leader we trust.
Trobu celebrates you.


Hon. Gloria Owusu, MP

Hon. Gloria Owusu’s Clarification Sets the Record StraightHon. Gloria Owusu has made a simple and honest clarification: ...
17/11/2025

Hon. Gloria Owusu’s Clarification Sets the Record Straight

Hon. Gloria Owusu has made a simple and honest clarification: her parliamentary remarks were about the 2025 Budget, not 2026. This correction is not a retreat, it is a demonstration of transparency and accuracy.

In an environment where misinformation spreads quickly, her prompt clarification ensures the public receives the right information. Rather than allowing confusion to grow, she chose clarity and accountability.

Hon. Gloria Owusu remains focused on the real issues affecting Trobu and Ghana, and her commitment to factual communication should be acknowledged. Her response shows leadership grounded in honesty, responsibility, and respect for the Ghanaian public.

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Straight Bullet to Mr. Kwasi Pratt
17/11/2025

Straight Bullet to Mr. Kwasi Pratt

Hon. Gloria Owusu Dares Kwesi Pratt: “Run in Trobu and Win!”Hon. Gloria Owusu, Parliamentary Candidate for Trobu, has sp...
17/11/2025

Hon. Gloria Owusu Dares Kwesi Pratt: “Run in Trobu and Win!”

Hon. Gloria Owusu, Parliamentary Candidate for Trobu, has sparked national conversation after challenging veteran political commentator Kwesi Pratt to prove his credibility by contesting for a unit committee position in the Trobu Constituency — and winning.

Her statement, highlighted by Assafuah FM 92.7, reads:

“Kwesi Pratt, prove your credibility. I dare you to run for a unit committee member in Trobu and win.”
— 17th November 2025

The challenge has stirred mixed reactions online, with some supporting Pratt’s long-standing influence and others agreeing that true political strength is tested at the grassroots level.

Whether Kwesi Pratt responds or not, Hon. Gloria Owusu’s bold call has ignited fresh debate about leadership, credibility, and the real work of politics in local communities.

OPA NEWS ROOM

14/11/2025

Hon. Gloria Owusu, Trobu MP writes:

STATEMENT ON MISREPRESENTATION OF MY COMMENTS ON THE COVID-19 LEVY.

My attention has been drawn to circulating posts on social media suggesting that I do not appreciate how Parliament operates, particularly regarding when measures announced in the national budget take effect. These claims are based on a deliberate misunderstanding of comments I made during a media interview following the presentation of the 2026 Budget.

For the avoidance of doubt and to set the record straight, the Finance Minister has promised to abolish the COVID-19 levy twice this year.

1. In 2025, the Minister for Finance informed Parliament that the COVID-19 -Levy would be abolished and that a committee had been established to review VAT policies with the aim of abolishing the COVID-19 levy. However, the COVID-19 levy was not abolished in 2025 and continued to be applied throughout the year.

2. Yesterday, when the 2026 Budget was read, the Minister announced that he would be introducing some VAT reforms alongside a repeal bill to abolish the E-Levy. During my interview, I was asked by the interviewer, “They say, the Covid 19 levy has been abolished” and I responded accurately, as of today, the COVID-19 levy remains in force this was for emphasis for the general public to know that announcements of programs in parliament do not necessarily take effect immediately. This is basic parliamentary procedure and I have never contradicted it.

4. ⁠It is important to state that the video currently circulating on social media is only a small portion of the full interview and therefore does not give the full context of my explanation to the question asked by the interviewer.

5. My comment simply clarified a factual point, no matter what is proposed in the 2026 Budget, the COVID-19 levy remains active until Parliament passes the necessary amendment or repeal. Announcing an intention in a budget is not the same as the levy being abolished today.

6. Any interpretation suggesting that I am unaware of parliamentary processes is therefore unfair, misleading and taken entirely out of context.

7. I remain committed to providing accurate information to the public and will continue to engage constructively on matters of national interest.

8. God bless our homeland Ghana!🙏🏿🇬🇭

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LEGAL UPDATE: AGRADAA FILES FOR BAIL PENDING APPEAL – WHAT THE LAW SAYSToday, July 14, 2025, news broke that Evangelist ...
14/07/2025

LEGAL UPDATE: AGRADAA FILES FOR BAIL PENDING APPEAL – WHAT THE LAW SAYS

Today, July 14, 2025, news broke that Evangelist Patricia Asiedua (popularly known as Agradaa) has filed for bail pending appeal following her conviction and 15-year jail term.

But can someone already sentenced to jail apply for bail?

✅ YES — under Ghanaian law, it is possible.

According to Article 14(4) of the 1992 Constitution of Ghana, a person convicted and sentenced by a court has the right to appeal the conviction. And while that appeal is being heard, the person can apply for bail pending the outcome.

However, this is not a right but a privilege, and the courts will only grant it under special circumstances.

🧑‍⚖️ The courts consider:

1. Whether the appeal has substantial grounds or a strong chance of success.
2. Whether the applicant is a flight risk or will evade justice.
3. The interest of the public and the need to preserve confidence in the justice system.
4. Whether the convict might interfere with witnesses or evidence if released.

📚 In the landmark Ghanaian case Owusu v The Republic [1991], the Court of Appeal emphasized that bail pending appeal should be exceptional and not automatic.

🛑 Bail after conviction is much harder to obtain than pre-trial bail. The applicant must convince the court that justice will not be compromised if granted bail.

Let’s watch how this legal process unfolds in Agradaa’s case. Justice must not only be done, but also seen to be done.

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