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Solidarity messages are most often described as a unifying opinion, feeling, purpose or interest among a group of people. In Ghana, most often, when a political party is holding a congress to elect new leaders, other political parties are invited to give solidarity messages to wish that particular party well. However, the General Secretary of the Convention People�s Party (CPP) Ivor Greenstreet changed the meaning of a solidarity message when he was called upon to speak at the ongoing National Delegates Congress of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC). Mr Greenstreet urged the delegates to elect leaders who will indeed bring a �Better Ghana� to Ghanaians because �nobody is feeling your better Ghana� �Ghanaians are not happy at all�continuous dumsor, dumsor (light outs), corruption from top to bottom, left, right, inside out, and all the challenges you are facing, but it is suffocating the Ghanaian people...this bronya is dry�the most painful thing of all is that you don�t care�yooo NDC, continue we are watching you!! Do what you want to do; we will also know what to do. Boys Abr3, Boys Abr3� he intimated. However, in response to this message Fritz Baffour, Member of Parliament for Ablekuma South constituency, described Greenstreet�s solidarity message as �the weirdest solidarity message I have ever heard�.