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The new year has started with several prophesies of death. But one thing that drew my attention is not about the prophetic death or who will die that matters, but how we die. How would we remember the prophets prophesying the death of…
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Undoubtedly, His Excellency Nana Akufo-Addo is on the verge of fulfilling his time bound promises to the good people of Ghana. These promises are being achieved through the invaluable services of the various sector Ministers. Ipso facto;…
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Former President John Dramani Mahama, in a recent speech he delivered, barefacedly accused the Akufo-Addo administration of embarking on policies which have caused unemployment in the country. According to the ex-president, the banking…
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You have always presented yourself as incorruptible and a man of intergrity and honour. However the circumstances surrounding the abduction of 12 Southern Cameroonians legally resident in Nigeria from NERA Hotel Abuja on January 5th 2018…
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Ghana is a peace loving country aside our hospitality, in all spheres God has blessed this nation with both human and natural resources. One of this human resource is the current President of Ghana, H.E Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo-Addo who I…
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We are keenly dancing to the melodies of the westernized culture. It has become an established fact that the mutual relationship between the Youths of Ghana and their western idols cannot be estranged until its bubble has busted into the…
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Imagine that there is a major national event and two people are asked to pray. The first person prays the Lord’s Prayer while the second prays by using sophisticated language interspersed with several Bible quotations, hymns, ands songs.…
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It’s been all over the place since last Wednesday evening when it took place at the Jubilee House. I have heard some say that the Minister of Information must go – no, not sacked, but leave of his own volition for allowing himself to be…
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In a country where the media only moves from one issue to another without actually following up the former to see justice done to them, leaders are given the opportunity to engage in what I call ‘prostitutional’ corruption. It is great…
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No single day will ever pass peacefully without Ghanaians “eating up” politics on televisions, on radios, on internets, and at workplaces, public places and at homes. Politics has become a daily delicacy for many Ghanaians, both the rich…
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