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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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Shouts to all of you from Obimanso. Ya fi mo paaa. We miss you more than you miss the boys and girls you left us with last year. Please my name is Kwame Gyan. Whiles here, we have politely pieced these guidelines to make your stay as…
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IT IS surprising how in the era of so-called enlightenment many Christians including those who are educated cannot explain simple Christian terms. One day, I spoke to some university students about the Lord Jesus in Kumasi. Two of them were…
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Dear Ewura Esi Neymar Ada, I am writing this rejoinder to your Facebook Post on the above subject because I genuinely believe you were well-intentioned, and that your ‘missive’ was occasioned out of ignorance than out of vendetta against…
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To many, this might sound familiar, but to others, this might be the highest form of a much-needed awakening whilst there is a chance to quit that addiction, built your spiritual life, change from that bad habit and get your priorities…
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Before I start recounting this carefully calculated tale, I would like to issue a disclaimer that I do not have anything against anybody who might be offended that this story is coming out this way. However, I deem it fit to use this…
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Many efforts have gone into finding an amicable settlement to the Dagbon chieftaincy crisis, especially after the death of Yaa Naa Yakubu Andani II in 2012. Governments, peace-building and peace-loving bodies and individuals have, over…
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