According to information gathered by Adom News from the family house of the deceased, Mr Oduro died in September 2025, after which his remains were deposited at the Assin Brofoyedru Mortuary for preservation ahead of his funeral.

Following weeks of preparations, the family head, Abusuapanyin Asare Oduro, dispatched a delegation to the mortuary to convey the body for burial.

However, before the delegation could proceed, the family received information directing them to report to the Assin Fosu Police Station.

Speaking to Radio Fosu and Adom News correspondent Alfred Amoh, Abusuapanyin Oduro said that upon arrival at the police station, they met staff of the Assin Brofoyedru Mortuary and members of another family who had unknowingly buried Mr Oduro’s body.

According to him, police informed the family that the body of George Kwame Oduro had been mistakenly exchanged with that of a 75-year-old man and buried by the other family about three months ago.

The revelation has left the family devastated, especially as they had already completed all funeral arrangements, including cooking, payment for undertakers, sound systems, canopies, mattresses, accommodation and other logistics.

The family is now demanding compensation to cover the cost of the funeral preparations and has also called for the exhumation of the body to allow for a proper burial and the fixing of a new funeral date.

Meanwhile, some family members have expressed deep frustration and emotional distress over the incident, describing the situation as painful and unacceptable.

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The atmosphere is a blend of solemn reverence and celebratory remembrance, as fans hold up portraits, sing snippets of his classic hits, and wipe away tears while the funeral procession moves through the crowd.

Heavy security has been deployed around the venue, with uniformed police officers and private security personnel forming a tight cordon to monitor the flow of people and ensure the event remains peaceful.

Family members have welcomed the strong security presence, noting that it has helped maintain order while allowing friends and fans to mourn without disturbance.

Amid a hush that fell over the stadium, the late musician’s sister, Faustina Fosu, took to the microphone.

“We are grateful to every one of you who has come from near and far to honour our brother,” she said, her voice steady but emotional. “Your presence means the world to us. If you can, please continue to support the family in any way possible, whether through prayers, kind words, or contributions, as we lay him to rest.”

The massive public gathering brings a close to a months-long saga marked by intense family disputes and dramatic legal battles that repeatedly threatened to derail the funeral arrangements.

A Funeral Forged in Court

The funeral is proceeding only after a nail-biting, last-minute development at the Accra High Court.

Just yesterday, Friday, December 12, a High Court ruling cleared the way for the scheduled burial to proceed.

Maternal relatives of the late musician had sought an injunction, arguing they were excluded from the planning process led by the family head, Kofi Owusu.

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Armed military and police officers, supported by armoured personnel carriers, have taken positions around the palace to maintain order as tensions remain high ahead of the ruling.

President John Dramani Mahama, earlier this year, mandated the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, to spearhead renewed mediation efforts aimed at ending the long-standing conflict, which has claimed numerous lives and destabilised the Bawku municipality for years.

The Asantehene is expected to deliver his final decision today, Monday, December 1, following months of intensive consultations with the factions.

Otumfuo’s involvement began in April when he met separate delegations from both sides between April 28 and 30 to rebuild dialogue and lay the groundwork for sustained engagement. Although the peace talks were temporarily put on hold, proceedings resumed on May 13, with the Asantehene noting at the time that dialogue had yielded a period of relative calm in Bawku.

The Bawku conflict, marked by intermittent violence, movement restrictions, sporadic attacks, and recurring curfews, has, over the years, caused significant loss of lives and hardship for residents.

The prolonged instability has fractured community relations, disrupted livelihoods, and drawn national attention to the urgent need for a sustainable resolution.

According to the Manhyia Palace, today’s sitting represents the culmination of months of sustained mediation, background consultations, and peace-building efforts.

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Speaking to party supporters in Mpraeso, Eastern Region, Mr. Atta Akyea warned against choosing a candidate who could embarrass Ghana on the international stage.

“Let’s not make a mistake and elect someone who will insult world leaders when representing Ghana at the United Nations,” he said.

He stressed the importance of preserving Ghana’s reputation, particularly at high-level platforms such as the UN General Assembly, where diplomacy and decorum are critical.

The former minister emphasised that the next party leader must possess the temperament, maturity, and statesmanship required to engage constructively with the global community.

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The group insists that President John Dramani Mahama must either terminate the appointment of the Special Prosecutor or dissolve the office entirely, claiming it is not serving the purpose for which it was established.

Speaking to the media during the protest, Martin Kpebu accused Kissi Agyebeng of not being truthful to Ghanaians, alleging that he connived with former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta to enable him to leave the country.

Mr Kpebu said several claims made by the Special Prosecutor regarding attempts to seek assistance from state institutions to arrest the former minister have all turned out to be false.

“He claimed that before Ofori-Atta travelled, he saw a letter the former minister wrote to both the outgoing chief of staff and the incoming chief of staff. How do you see such a letter?”

Mr Kpebu added that Mr Agyebeng had also claimed he went to the National Intelligence Bureau (NIB) to seek assistance but did not receive help. “It has turned out to be false. He didn’t go to NIB,” he said.

“He said he went to Immigration to seek help and didn’t get help. It has turned out to be false. He said he went to National Security for assistance to arrest Ofori-Atta and again claimed he didn’t get help. It has turned out to be false,” Kpebu continued.

He argued that these contradictions undermine the special prosecutor’s credibility.
“So when your Special Prosecutor comes to lie to Ghanaians that he was attempting to arrest Ofori-Atta, and yet he has no evidence, and the state institutions are denying it, that alone is sufficient grounds for Kissi Agyebeng to resign,” he stressed.

Mr Kpebu further invoked Ghana’s constitutional principle of sovereignty. “The constitution says that sovereignty resides in the people of Ghana. That is the centre of our constitution. The thing that holds our constitution together is the principle that ultimate power belongs to the people,” he explained.

He added that under this principle, public officials must be accountable directly to the citizenry.
“So once Ghanaians are the sovereign, if you are running a public institution and anybody is frustrating you—assuming without admitting that anyone is frustrating you, you must report to the people of Ghana so that they, as the owners of power, will know what to do,” he said.

“In this case, Kissi Agyebeng should have organised a press conference to inform Ghanaians that NIB, National Security, and Immigration were frustrating him,” Mr Kpebu concluded.

Apostle Abraham Lincoln Larbi also appealed to the President to act swiftly, stressing that restoring public confidence in anti-corruption institutions is essential. He warned that if authorities fail to intervene, the group will escalate its efforts to compel the special prosecutor to resign.

Receiving the protesters’ petition on behalf of the Presidency, Deputy Presidential Spokesperson Shamima Muslim commended the group for peacefully exercising their constitutional rights.

“I am very happy when citizens mobilise to exercise their constitutional rights to freedom of expression,” she said. “His Excellency has assured all citizens, regardless of political persuasion, that no one should feel fearful in expressing their rights. Your demonstration today is an activation of our living constitution. You are welcome, and we are happy to receive your petition.”

Removal process

The Act establishes the Office of the Special Prosecutor to investigate and prosecute corruption cases, and recover proceeds of corruption

The removal of a Special Prosecutor in Ghana will follow a process initiated by a petition to the President, who must refer it to the Chief Justice within seven days.

The Chief Justice then determines if there is a prima facie case within 30 days, and if so, sets up a committee to investigate and make a recommendation to the President within 90 days.

The President is then required to act according to the committee’s recommendation.

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Akutor undertook the challenge to support an initiative focused on empowering women and establishing a dedicated support centre for children requiring specialised care.

She revealed that the idea was inspired by witnessing the emotional and practical challenges faced by a colleague raising a child with special needs.

The Wave of Hope swimming challenge was launched on Monday, November 17, 2025. Just four days later, on November 21, Akutor swam from Busa to Abuka Islands in the Western Region, completing the 3.1-kilometre journey in 61 minutes.

Speaking to Channel One News’ Western Bureau Chief, Akwasi Agyei Annim, after the feat, Akutor described the swim as the first step in a broader mission.

Her aim is to establish a support centre for children of naval personnel with special needs, providing care, relief, and assistance for both the children and their families.

She called on the public to contribute to the project, stressing the importance of community involvement.

“All I ask is for people to support the team so that the children can smile. They need us, and we need them too,” she said.

Naval Personnel AB2 Akutor Sarah Princess has kicked off an open sea swimming challenge, aiming to set a record by swimming 3.1 kilometres from Busua Beach to Abokwa Island in the Western Region. The initiative seeks to raise funds to build a centre for Naval personnel with… pic.twitter.com/owq1iF8U0g

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He described the situation as “an unacceptable labour practice” and pledged to ensure the matter receives immediate attention.

Speaking at the Jubilee House on Tuesday, September 30, after receiving a petition from the aggrieved teachers, Mr. Iddrisu said: “I’m here to receive your humble petition and to assure you that I will walk the talk on the issue of the unfair labour treatment that has been meted out to you.

“It is an unacceptable labour practice anywhere that you will work for 13 months without pay… Be assured that I’m on top of the matter.”

He disclosed that he had already met with the Minister of Finance, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, on September 23 to deliberate on the teachers’ concerns and that a joint cabinet memorandum, to be signed by himself and the Finance Minister, will soon be presented for consideration.

The Education Minister added that the government is planning to recruit 53,000 additional teachers into the Ghana Education Service (GES) and the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) sector

The Minister’s remarks come on the back of a protest by teachers from the 2022 batch of the Colleges of Education and university graduates, who marched from Obra Spot at Kwame Nkrumah Circle through the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Finance before converging at the Jubilee House.

They are demanding payment of 13 and 9-month salary arrears, respectively.

Lead convener Simon Kofi Nartey explained that all efforts to resolve the issue had been ignored, forcing them to resort to the demonstration.

He stressed that their demands go beyond survival, warning that the quality of education suffers when newly recruited teachers cannot afford essentials like transportation and accommodation.

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Clad in all-white attire, Wontumi appeared in high spirits, smiling broadly and warmly exchanging pleasantries with party members.

In a brief address, he expressed gratitude to NPP supporters for their show of solidarity during his six-day detention.

Chairman Wontumi gave special thanks to NPP General Secretary Justin Kodua Frimpong, commending his leadership and support during the difficult period.

“I had to come and show how grateful I am. May God bless you. Everything will be fine,” Wontumi said.

Chairman Wontumi was granted bail of GH₵50 million with two sureties to be justified following his arrest on Tuesday, May 27, in connection with ongoing investigations into alleged fraud and money laundering.

His arrest has drawn widespread criticism within the NPP.

He remained in custody after failing to meet his bail conditions of GH₵50 million with two justified sureties on Wednesday, amid reports of ill health.

During his detention, scores of NPP members, including the Minority in Parliament, stormed EOCO’s headquarters to protest the bail conditions, describing them as excessive and unreasonable.

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Speaking to reporters after hours of legal and police proceedings, lawyer and NPP Member of Parliament Andy Appiah-Kubi revealed that Wontumi fell ill during the interrogation and was subsequently transferred to a hospital for medical attention.

“My client has been taken to the hospital for medical treatment,” he said. “We haven’t finished with the interrogation, so we will come back to continue — hopefully tomorrow, if his condition improves. Otherwise, he will remain there until doctors discharge him.”

The dramatic turn of events follows the arrest of Chairman Wontumi under what NPP leaders have described as “intimidatory” circumstances.

According to party officials, Wontumi initially honoured a police invitation and was at the CID headquarters responding to questions when he was suddenly whisked away by heavily armed, masked officers and detained for further investigation.

While details of the allegations remain unclear, Mr Appiah-Kubi stated that the police had “preferred some allegations” against his client, to which he had already responded. However, the interrogation was interrupted due to his deteriorating health.

In a parallel development, Mr Appiah-Kubi also disclosed that a writ of summons from Exim Bank was served on Wontumi earlier in the day, introducing a civil legal dimension to the unfolding case.

“We have also received this afternoon a writ of summons from Exim Bank, and we are going to respond to the pleadings tomorrow,” he said. “We are very hopeful that we’ll be able to mount a defence.”

He was keen to distinguish between the civil and criminal aspects of the ongoing issues.

“This is one of a supposed criminal investigation, but I am confident that we will be able to put up a defence,” he stated. “We consider the Exim Bank issue a civil matter, and that’s how we will respond to it in court.”

Chairman Wontumi’s hospitalisation adds a new layer of tension to a politically charged situation that has already triggered strong reactions from within the NPP.

Several party leaders, including National Organiser Henry Nana Boakye, have denounced the arrest as politically motivated and reminiscent of the “dark days” of political intimidation.

As the party awaits further updates on Wontumi’s health and legal status, Mr Appiah-Kubi insisted the NPP will continue to cooperate with the process but will not be silenced.

“We’re cooperating. We believe in the rule of law,” he said.

The party says it will provide further updates as events unfold.

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In an interview on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen show, the Director of Electoral Services and Training at the EC, Dr. Serebour Quaicoe, revealed that the votes have already been counted, with only the collation outstanding.

“We’ve been in touch with the IGP and the police; the only issue now is security,” he said.

Dr. Quaicoe also urged political parties to be prepared to accept the final outcome.

The declaration has been delayed due to incomplete results from three polling stations out of 281, sparking heated disputes between the NDC and NPP—both of whom are claiming victory.

Tensions reached a peak on January 8, 2025, when the Returning Officer resigned following disagreements over pink sheets.

The EC has since suspended the process seven times amidst ongoing clashes between party supporters.

Meanwhile, both the NDC and NPP have erected billboards thanking voters, despite the absence of official results.

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Madam Agnes passed away on April 9, 2025.

The burial service took place at the New Achimota Christ the King Congregation Presbyterian Church.

The final funeral rites were held at the Achimota Astroturf Mile 7 Park.

She was interred at the Somanya Awudime Ebenezer Presbyterian Cemetery.

A thanksgiving service will be held in honour of Madam Agnes on Sunday, May 4, 2025.

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A vibrant display of culture also took place at the funeral, with the Adowa dance taking center stage.

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Speaking at the swearing-in ceremony of the first six appointed ministers at the Jubilee House on Wednesday, January 22, the President emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in governance.

“I expect all of you to begin the process of declaring your assets,” he instructed, adding that the Chief of Staff would soon announce a cut-off date by which all eligible appointees must submit their asset declaration forms to the Auditor-General.

President Mahama stressed that this measure is critical in preventing corruption and ensuring that public officials adhere to the highest standards of integrity.

He warned that it cannot be “business as usual” in his government and urged the ministers to embrace fairness and openness in all their dealings.

He also assured the public that anti-corruption institutions would be strengthened to investigate and address any breaches of the law by appointees.

The President reiterated his commitment to working with the newly sworn-in ministers, pledging to provide them with the support they need to serve Ghanaians effectively while upholding principles of good governance.

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In an interview on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen show, Mr. Boakye questioned the rationale behind selecting Prof. Oquaye, suggesting that his involvement could be counterproductive.

“Prof. Oquaye is part of the problem, so why should he lead the team to investigate what caused the party’s defeat?”

Mr. Boakye’s remark follows the NPP’s decision to appoint Oquaye as the head of the 11-member committee tasked with reviewing the party’s loss in the 2024 general elections.

The committee, which has been given three months to complete its work, is expected to review the party’s internal elections, campaign strategies, and identify the challenges that led to the electoral defeat. Justin Frimpong Kodua, the party’s General Secretary, highlighted that the committee’s terms of reference also include proposing solutions.

However, Mr. Boakye believes that the issues that led to the party’s loss are already clear and that a committee is unnecessary.

“The issues are already there and glaring. So why do we need a committee to address them? They can be checked from our platforms.”

He also criticized the presence of Prof. Oquaye, noting that many within the party feel he is part of the problem and should not be tasked with finding the solution.

“People have raised concerns about the presence of Mike Oquaye. They believe he is part of the problem, and if that’s the case, how can he be part of the solution?” Boakye questioned.

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Furthermore, he said the NPP should follow a more transparent process, one that has been done in the past by former leaders like Mac Manu and John Boadu.

“Why not open the Secretariat to take submissions from party members? That’s what Mac Manu and John Boadu did, and it worked. So, why not this time?” Mr. Boakye asked.

Mr. Boakye also doubted the effectiveness of the committee, expressing that the recommendations it produces would likely be rejected.

“When the committee brings recommendations, they will be rejected. We can’t sit back and let someone else make decisions for us,” he added.

In his view, the party should focus on internal submissions and transparent discussions to address the issues, rather than relying on a committee led by someone who might not reflect the party’s current direction.

“They must open the Secretariat and deal with the issues directly,” he concluded.

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The funeral took place at the Sepe Buokrom Government School Park in Kumasi, drawing a large crowd of family, friends, fans, and prominent celebrities.

Among the notable stars in attendance were Dr. Likee, Kwaku Manu, Wayoosi, and many others, whose presence was a great comfort to the grieving family.

The event was filled with emotional moments, particularly a deeply moving scene involving C Confion’s girlfriend, who had been a constant support during his most difficult times.

Overcome with grief, she broke down in tears, a sight that stirred many attendees to join her in mourning.

Her display of love and sorrow served as a poignant reminder of the strong bonds C Confion had forged throughout his life.

Speakers at the funeral shared heartfelt tributes, reflecting on his legacy and the immense void left by his untimely passing.

C Confion’s contributions to Kumawood were celebrated not just for his remarkable talent but also for his infectious personality, which left an enduring impact on everyone who knew him.

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The video, which began trending shortly after Rev. Bempah publicly advised Mahama to focus on stabilizing the Ghanaian cedi, has sparked widespread conversations.

In the clip, Rev. Bempah’s passionate remarks reflect his genuine concern for Ghana’s economic challenges and his unwavering love for the country.

In his address, the revered pastor remarked, “We voted for you to bring the dollar down, not to chase people,” expressing frustration at the perceived neglect of pressing economic issues.

His candid statement has been met with mixed reactions, with some social commentators attempting to twist his words into a critique of the former president.

However, the viral prophecy offers a different perspective, showcasing Rev. Bempah declaring a hopeful future under Mahama’s leadership.

His prediction of Mahama becoming Ghana’s next president has reignited debates about the role of prophetic declarations in politics and governance.

The pastor’s statement reflects a broader call for unity and a focus on addressing Ghana’s economic woes.

His message resonates with many who share his hope for a brighter future under effective leadership.

Watch the viral video as Rev. Bempah prophesies President-elect John Mahama’s victory in the 2024 general elections, delivering what he describes as a “powerful message about Ghana’s future.”

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“God’s plans for Ghana are bigger than political divides,” Rev. Bempah emphasized, urging leaders to prioritize the nation’s development.

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Chaos erupted at the Electoral Commission’s (EC) Greater Accra Regional office on Saturday during the re-collation exercise.

The re-collation of the parliamentary seat for Tema Central, one of nine constituencies ordered by the High Court following disputes over initial results, was meant to address concerns.

However, the NDC Parliament Candidate for Tema Central, Ebi Bright her legal representative, Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor stormed out of the collation room angry over EC’s refusal to do an entire re-collation.

They disagreed with the decision.

They accused the EC of failing to comply with the court’s order to restart the process.

According to Dafeamekpor, the court’s ruling required the re-collation to begin afresh, but the EC, under the direction of Tema Metropolitan Director Manasseh Ofosuhene Asante, was resuming from where the previous process left off.

He argued that this approach was inconsistent with the court’s instructions and could compromise the integrity of the re-collation.

The NDC further demanded that the process be overseen by the designated Returning Officer for Tema Central rather than Ofosuhene Asante. They accused the Director of interference and bias, alleging that he was acting in favor of the New Patriotic Party (NPP).

“We cannot be part of this process,” Dafeamekpor said. “The court said to start afresh, not to continue from where things were left off. The Returning Officer has the authority here, but Mr. Ofosuhene, who has no official role in this, has taken over and is dictating the process to suit his preferences. He is a corrupt man, and we know he has been in contact with NPP officials.”

The NDC’s representatives have vowed not to participate unless the EC adheres to the court’s directive and ensures a fair and lawful process. The walkout highlights ongoing tensions and mistrust surrounding the handling of the Tema Central re-collation exercise.

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Transformational coach Scofray Nana Yaw Yeboah has shed light on the silent suffering of many men, stating that they are four times more likely to commit suicide.

According to him, many men go through a series of abuses, but society turns a blind eye and sees it as normal.

However, in an interview on Adom FM’s Dwaso Nsem, Scofray admonished that the abuse of men must be given priority, just as it is for women.

“Whenever a man speaks his truth, it is used against him. Men suffer 70% of non-reciprocal abuse and are four times more likely to commit suicide.

“We are going through a lot, but we always say that men deserve respect, not love. But it is about time we correct a lot of misconceptions to guide our lives and also save men in society,” he urged.

These words were shared in commemoration of the 2024 International Men’s Day under the theme Positive Male Role Models.

The theme highlights the importance of fostering open conversations about men’s mental health and creating supportive environments where men can thrive.

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The Falcons of Jediane secured their spot in the tournament following a goalless draw against Angola in the final round on Monday, finishing second in Group F with 8 points, behind Angola, who topped the group.

Following the achievement, Appiah, alongside assistant coach Ignatius Osei-Fosu and goalkeeper coach Eric Amponsah, celebrated in the dressing room by dancing to King Paluta’s popular song ‘Aseda.’

Appiah, who was appointed earlier this year on a three-year contract, achieved this remarkable feat despite Sudan’s ongoing political turmoil, which forced the team to play all their matches away from home.

Sudan, whose only AFCON title came in 1970 when they hosted the tournament, has faced difficulties in the modern era. The team has reached the knockout stage only once and qualified for just three of the last 24 editions.

However, with Appiah now at the helm, Sudan is aiming to make a strong impact in the 2025 AFCON. This will mark Sudan’s first AFCON appearance since 2012.

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To highlight the cost-of-living crisis, Mr. Kpebu brought millet porridge, bread, and koose onto the set of TV3’s Key Points show on November 9, 2024, illustrating the soaring prices of basic food items.

Mr. Kpebu particularly disclosed the struggles of public sector workers, many of whom earn below GH¢3500 a month.

He explained that with such low wages, workers are finding it difficult to cope with the rising costs of food and other essentials.

“In the public service, many workers earn less than GH¢3500, and a large portion earns even less. For example, if you spend GH¢30 on lunch each day, that’s GH¢930 a month just for lunch, not even counting breakfast,” Kpebu said.

He further raised concerns about the impact of these high food prices on nutrition, stating that many people are becoming malnourished due to their inability to afford enough nutritious food.

“Food insecurity is becoming a real issue. My breakfast used to be a simple porridge, bread, and koose, but now that meal costs nearly GH¢20. And that’s just the morning meal, before lunch and dinner,” he added.

Mr. Kpebu pointed out that even the most basic food items, like his usual breakfast, have become unaffordable for many Ghanaians.

“My porridge is GH¢5, and with milk, it costs GH¢8. The koose is GH¢2 each, so the more you try to cut back on food, the more you risk becoming malnourished,” he lamented.

Lawyer Martin Kpebu presents porridge on live TV as cost of living hikes.#TheKeyPoints pic.twitter.com/hpgAXGdb8X

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Kufuor expressed disappointment over the situation, describing it as an “embarrassing” impasse that could tarnish Bagbin’s otherwise distinguished career.

The stand-off stems from the Supreme Court’s recent decision to stay Bagbin’s earlier ruling, which had declared four parliamentary seats vacant.

Members of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) disagree with Bagbin’s ruling, while those of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) continue to support it.

Bagbin’s ruling effectively tilted the balance of power in the House in favor of the NDC, who now claim the majority of the parliamentarians.

Despite the Supreme Court’s decision, NDC MPs continue to assert their “newfound majority” status in the chamber, occupying seats previously reserved for the NPP majority.

In response, Members of Parliament from the NPP, led by their leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin, have refrained from entering the chamber, seeking to avoid potential physical confrontations.

Their absence has effectively stalled proceedings and highlighted the tense atmosphere surrounding the majority-minority debate.

Speaking in an interview with Asempa FM, Kufuor emphasized the importance of Speaker Bagbin’s role in resolving the impasse and urged him to prioritize stability and decorum in the House.

He warned that if left unchecked, the current situation could damage Bagbin’s reputation and undermine his contributions to Ghana’s political landscape.

“I will plead with the Speaker of Parliament to step up and show leadership. What’s happening in Parliament is embarrassing. It can destroy his illustrious record,” he said.

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Speaking in an interview on Okukuseku with Emelia Brobbey, the actress expressed hope that a good man would come her way.

She insisted that she believes in prayer and that God would answer her prayers and grant her heart’s desires.

“Who doesn’t want marriage? Let’s be real. I wish I had three kids that I could drop off at Sunday school and also take to school. It is a beautiful thing, but I am positive that God will listen to my prayers,” she said.

Martha Ankomah also clarified the notion that acting is a difficult career and that most actresses in Ghana find it challenging to settle down.

“I don’t believe in the idea that as an actress you won’t get a husband. You know what they see is different from what those of us in the entertainment industry see. It depends on how you, the individual, carry yourself. Because there are a lot of creatives who have gotten married and are living happily,” she added.

 

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The residents flocked to the venue, Legon Botanical Gardens, in large numbers to support dancehall artist Stonebwoy, who was the headline performer.

Also on the lineup were Popeskinnny, Mavis Asante, and Rap Fada, all set to bring the energy and keep everyone entertained.

This year’s Kolor Paaty is proudly powered by LaVonce and U-Fresh, with support from Jamaa, DBS Industries, Franko Trading, and De-Ray Man Bitters.

Wielding a blade that invoked the spirit of David, Osebo declared his intent to triumph over Ajagurajah in their escalating style battle.

The latest standoff was triggered by Ajagurajah’s outfit, which boldly matched the artwork in his home—a multicolored “towel” draped over his attire, perfectly coordinating with the colours of his house. With this fashion move, he threw down the gauntlet, daring Osebo to respond.

Unfazed by Ajagurajah’s prior warnings of “serious fashion repercussions,” Osebo hit back in spectacular form.

In his latest video, he appeared dressed as a warrior, adorned with a bronze helmet and red-feathered armour, making a powerful counter to Ajagurajah’s challenge.

This marks the start of a renewed fashion feud, following Osebo’s earlier victory, when Ajagurajah conceded defeat after being outdone.

Their revival of the 2023 showdown—where Osebo’s audacity won out over Ajagurajah’s creativity—has once again captivated social media. Fans are enjoying the lighthearted exchange and the dynamic outfits, each supporting their favourite in this latest stylish face-off.

@osebo247 @Bishopkwabena Boakye Asiamah i warned you but you didn’t listen 😡😡😡#combinationisacaculation👌🏽 #tiktokghana🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭_uk🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 #viraltiktok #osebozaraman #ajagurajahmovement #oseboandajagurajah #fashionbeef ♬ original sound – Osebothezaraman247

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The devastating incident occurred around 11:20 pm on Friday, reducing about ten wooden structures to ashes.

Among the victims were a 27-year-old man, a 14-year-old girl, an 11-year-old boy, and a 2-year-old baby.

The cause of the fire is yet to be determined, but firefighters from the Ghana National Fire Service successfully doused the fire after it tore through the area.

A neighbour who witnessed the heartbreaking incident shared details with Adom News, describing the intensity of the fire.

According to him, attempts to rescue the victims were futile due to the rapid spread of the flames.

The PRO of Devtraco Fire Station, ADO1 Bright Nana Sarfo said investigations are ongoing to establish the cause of the fire.

The entire community remains in shock and mourning as authorities work to uncover the full details behind this tragedy.

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The boy, affectionately known as Chief Justice, had performed a traditional dance holding a red Asafo flag inscribed with “Akwaaba Otumfuo” to greet the Asantehene.

In a heartwarming gesture, Otumfuo invited the boy to sit closer to him.

However, when the boy needed to visit the washroom, he unexpectedly asked the Asantehene to hold his flag until he returned.

In a brief conversation, the boy handed the flag to Otumfuo and left. The other chiefs present burst into laughter at the boy’s boldness, but Otumfuo, with a smile, graciously held onto the flag.

One of the chiefs offered to take the flag from Otumfuo, but the king declined, choosing to keep it until the boy returned and reclaimed it.

This endearing exchange between the young boy and the Asantehene captured the attention of many, highlighting the warmth and humility of the king during his visit.

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Cynthia Morrison, the incumbent Member of Parliament for Agona West Constituency on the NPP ticket, officially filed her nomination forms to run as an independent candidate after losing the NPP primaries to Chris Arthur.

On the day of the filing, residents were seen hooting at Morrison as NDC members accompanied her to submit her forms at the Agona West Constituency EC office.

Some residents were heard shouting, “You have chopped some; let somebody else also chop some.”

In a video circulating on social media, Cynthia Morrison was seen hugging NDC members on the principal street of Agona Swedru before and after submitting her forms.

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During a recent interview on Asempa FM, O.B. lauded Esther Smith for her exceptional contributions to gospel music in Ghana.

He emphasized her remarkable achievements and consistent success over the years.

“I’ve said it before, and I stand by it: when it comes to the gospel industry in Ghana, Esther Smith is the Greatest of All Time (GOAT). This is a title you should wear with pride because you’ve truly earned it,” O.B. declared during the interview.

He further highlighted Esther Smith’s impressive discography, noting her nine albums, with nearly every song from each album becoming a hit.

“You have nine albums, and almost every song on each of those albums has been a hit. This is a crown you should proudly wear,” he added.

In response, Esther Smith took a humble approach, expressing that she prefers to focus on the impact of her music rather than titles.

“I try to remain modest about such accolades because they can sometimes lead to jealousy. What’s important to me is that my songs touch hearts and inspire people. That’s my priority,” she said.

O.B. defended his praise, affirming that Esther Smith has earned the recognition through her hard work.

“When someone has put in the work, they deserve to be celebrated. Esther Smith, you’ve worked diligently, and there’s a substantial body of evidence to support this. You deserve all the accolades you receive,” he said.

OB has also declared @EstherSmithGh as the GOAT ! Who is your GOAT ?

Dont miss tonight Concert of healing and blessings with the GOAT @EstherSmithGh ❤️🙏 #esthersmithlive pic.twitter.com/4QjSdVRcs0

— Sammy Anim Addo (@AnimSammy) August 30, 2024

With a career spanning over two decades, Esther Smith has significantly influenced the Ghanaian gospel music scene with her powerful vocals and inspiring lyrics. Her music has garnered numerous awards and accolades both locally and internationally.

Esther Smith is set to hold a concert at the Perez Dome on Friday at 5 p.m. She has assured fans that she is ready to deliver an unforgettable performance in Accra and has encouraged them to come out and support her.

“I’m ready to give it my all and uplift the spirits of everyone present,” she promised.

The concert is expected to be a night of worship, praise, and inspiration, featuring Esther Smith’s powerful voice and captivating stage presence.

Tickets are available at various prices: GH₵50 for single tickets, GH₵90 for double tickets, and GH₵150 for VIP tickets.

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According to him, if Ghanaians fail to vote for Dr. Bawumia, the country will retrogress.

“Let’s not look at the current situation and reject our gold, Dr. Bawumia. We are all aware there is suffering, but we should not focus on that and reject such a valuable leader. We are on a journey, so let’s give those in charge the time to do the job” he said.

He made this known in an interview on Adom FM’s morning show Dwaso Nsem Wednesday.

Dr. Provencal said based on his conversations with Dr. Bawumia, the Vice President has a clear and transformative vision for Ghana.

He credited Dr. Bawumia’s efforts in digitalization, noting the significant changes it has brought to the country.

Dr. Provencal expressed confidence that Dr. Bawumia and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) could “break the 8” in the December elections.

“When the NPP promises, they deliver, as we’ve seen with initiatives like Free SHS and Agenda 111. This is evident, unlike the NDC, who promise and fail.”

He concluded by stressing the critical nature of the upcoming elections.

“If we want this country to grow, it would be a travesty not to bring Bawumia to the presidency. The future of Ghana depends on ensuring we make the right decision and vote for Dr. Bawumia” he added.

 

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Usually repairs her bicycle by herself to safe cost and reduce the inconvenience associated with visiting the repair shops. Her bicycle is more than just a mode of transportation; it symbolises her independence and her commitment to helping others living with disabilities.

Although she suffers with a disability called achondroplasia, Felicity believes she is unique and special in many ways.

Felicity moves her hands with dexterity as she applies a cold patch to her bicycle tyre, a skill she learned in order to save money and avoid the hassle of repair shops.

Her bicycle is a lifeline, not just for herself but for her friend, Esther Boadu, who is visually impaired.

“I normally fix it by using a cold patch and solution because my mum and dad always advise me to learn how to use those things to repair my bike instead of sending it to the market for repairs. Sending it to the market for repairs is always a difficult task, and they have to spend a huge amount of money.

“So I repair it myself rather than send it to the market for repairs. It is a way and means of saving money. I will use it for other purposes instead of using it to repair my bike when I have the items for repair,” she said.

Felicity and Esther’s friendship began one Monday morning during a lecture. It was not until after the lecture that Felicity discovered Esther’s visual impairment.

It begun when Esther asked Felicity to assist her get around.

Felicity recounts when Esther sought help “I asked her, ‘How can this be because I know you can actually see? Why are you pretending not to see?’ She was like she’s visually impaired and can’t see, so I decided to help her.”

And so began a friendship. Every day, Felicity and Esther navigate the sprawling campus together.

As Felicity rides, Esther holds her shoulder, guiding her friend to their lecture halls.

They admit that the typology of the campus was not very favourable since they have to climb several stairs before getting to their lecture halls, sometimes jump over gutters but since they were friends they often helped each other navigate the premises

Their bond extends beyond the classroom. They study, cook and share laughter during their leisure times.

Felicity’s heart is filled with compassion, not just for Esther, but for others living with various forms of disability. She finds joy in assisting her friends, despite the challenges they face.

“Other people see their visual impairment as contagious. They think that by coming into contact with them, they will be infected, so I decided to be friends with her to give her a helping hand,” she said.

Their friendship is reciprocal. Esther helps Felicity with tasks like washing dishes and provides academic support, explaining difficult concepts during their study sessions.

The two friends appear to be inseparable. Whether it is attending lectures, cooking, or simply enjoying each other’s company, their bond is unbreakable.

Felicity said “Whenever I feel sad, she normally entertains me, and I do the same for her.”

Esther, also, cherishes their friendship, finding strength and comfort in their daily interactions.

“It has been fantastic…I really like our friendship,” she said.

Their shared moments of joy and mutual support paint a beautiful picture of what friendship truly means.

Felicity dreams of becoming a journalist, using her voice to advocate for others with disabilities.

“I want to be a journalist. I’ve never seen people like me giving news before. I want to use the power of the microphone to advocate for people living with disabilities,” she said.

Esther is however hopeful that the world would come to know friendship is possible even for people with disability.

“We want the whole world to know of our friendship, a visually impaired and a person living with achondroplasia being besties,” she said.

Despite the challenges, Felicity and Esther are determined to succeed in their academic pursuit and hope their friendship will inspire others as well as highlight the need for better support for students with disabilities.

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The Chairman of the Committee, James Klutse Avedzi, has directed that the Attorney General lead the prosecution of Comfort Appiah.

Mrs. Appiah’s spouse, Bismark Agyekum, who is also a headteacher, vacated his post and traveled abroad, taking with him the code required for the validation of teachers’ salaries.

While abroad, Mr. Agyekum continued to validate salaries and transferred the funds into a different account.

The funds were then appropriated by Comfort Appiah, leading the Committee to conclude that this constituted collusion to receive unearned money.

In related news, the Ghana Education Service (GES) has announced that teachers who have been wrongly placed will be reposted.

This decision comes in response to concerns raised by Samuel Nartey George and Nelson Dafeamekpor, members of the Public Accounts Committee, about language-specific teachers being posted to regions where their specialized languages are not taught.

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Speaking at a mini rally in Takoradi on Saturday, August 17, ahead of the party’s manifesto launch on Sunday, August 18, Mustapha said while the NPP highly values peace, they are not prepared to surrender power simply to preserve it.

He also declared that the NPP has strong individuals capable of standing up to the NDC, challenging the opposition to take whatever actions they deem necessary before, during, or after the December polls.

“I’m also telling them that the NPP will not sacrifice power on the altar of peace, we will not do it. We will not submit, we will not be cowed, prevented, or pushed.

“Look at my muscles, these muscles are natural, my muscles are full of bones. If the NDC believe they are stronger than us, they should dare in this election and they will see that we have the men.

“We’re for peace, we like peace, we’re for the progress of the country. But we will not be pushed out by any form of tactics. Ghanaians will make their choice and vote for the NPP.”

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Justice Sophia Bernasko Essah and Professor Richard Frimpong Oppong were scheduled to appear before the Committee on August 13 to discuss their qualifications for the Supreme Court.

Before the vetting could commence, concerns about the constitutionality of the appointments were raised.

Mahama Ayariga, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Member of Parliament for Bawku Central, argued that the nominations were unconstitutional.

“I believe we have been engaged in an illegal and unconstitutional practice. The President has been exercising powers without any constitutional or legal basis that I am aware of. I want to formally object to these nominations on the grounds that they are unconstitutional and have this objection recorded,” Ayariga stated.

“It flies in the face of Article 128 of the Constitution, and it is not founded in Article 144 of the Constitution. It offends the discretionary power provisions of Article 296. It doesn’t satisfy the Parliament’s powers to fill in voids under Article 298 of the constitution.

“I don’t know if you want to continue with this exercise, but to tell you the truth, we’ve been doing the wrong thing,” he said.

In response, the Majority Leader in Parliament, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, addressed the concerns raised by the NDC MP.

He emphasised that the role of the Appointments Committee is solely to consider and vet the nominations made by the President.

“We are only to vet and report to the preliminary for a decision to be taken. We are not determining whether we are going to take a matter under a certificate of agency which will be determined by a committee. No, this is vetting. Madam Chair, I am ready for her to start,” he said.

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Speaking on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen programme Monday, the MP for Abetifi constituency explained that his statement about the New Patriotic Party (NPP) winning the election “by all means necessary” was misquoted.

Mr. Acheampong said his remarks were not intended to incite violence.

“I never said what they are accusing me of. I was simply stressing that, as a political party, our aim is to win the election, and we are doing everything possible to achieve that” he state.

He further explained that his confidence in the NPP’s victory stems from the government’s performance and the party’s strong support base.

My statement has been misinterpreted – Bryan Acheampong#ekosiisen

The NDC King Paluta Agenda 111 Kotoko Camp Nou pic.twitter.com/eJl7cwRaYA

— Asempa 94.7FM (@Asempa947_FM) August 12, 2024

“We have a natural core support base, and the government’s performance speaks for itself. The NDC is trying to disgrace the NPP to gain votes, but we are confident that we will win,” he said.

Mr. Acheampong reiterated that his comments were focused on the party’s efforts to secure a win through legitimate means, based on their track record, and not on any unlawful actions.

“When I said the NPP will win, I meant it because I know how hard the government has worked. My statement was not meant to be taken in a negative way,” he concluded.

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His comments come in response to the Attorney General’s decision to appeal the Court of Appeal’s ruling, which acquitted and discharged Minority Leader Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson and Richard Jakpa in the ambulance case.

In a Notice of Appeal filed on August 8, 2024, the Attorney General’s office argued that the majority decision misapplied the standard of proof necessary to determine whether the accused should be required to answer the charges.

The appeal also challenges the majority’s finding that the letters of credit did not constitute a payment under the contract, stating that this conclusion contradicts the evidence presented in the case and is untenable.

The Attorney General’s office is seeking to have the Supreme Court overturn the acquittal and discharge, arguing that the case should proceed with the accused continuing to defend themselves.

Reacting to the development in an interview on Adom FM’s morning show Dwaso Nsem, Friday, Mr. Gyamfi expressed his displeasure in the Attorney General, Godfred Yeboah Dame.

“Godfred Dame is just a candidate for jail as far as his actions are concerned. We are more than ready for you. We know the agenda, but it won’t succeed. No one can say anything different from what the Court of Appeal has done. We know what Dame and Akufo-Addo are doing” he claimed.

In his view, Mr. Dame engaged in unprofessional conduct.

“It has disgraced you, and you are a candidate for jail because you have engaged in unprofessional conduct. Ato Forson has done nothing wrong because he is free. Dame is disgraced and is now running to appeal the decision” he stated.

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This, he explained, is because Mr. Mahama rarely mentions Atta Mills’ name during his campaign.

“Atta Mills’ ghost will never let Mahama become President again. You see, that is why he never mentions his name during his campaign,” Odike said in an interview on Adom FM’s morning show Dwaso Nsem, Wednesday.

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Former President Mahama, flagbearer of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), faces his main opponent, Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, in the  December elections.

Both presidential candidates from the Northern region will be competing for electoral supremacy in the five northern regions and the Zongo communities which have traditionally supported the NDC since the inception of the Fourth Republic in 1992.

However, the support for the NDC has decreased since the emergence of Dr. Bawumia in the political arena.

Interestingly, both candidates come from regions that were carved out of the Northern Region. Dr. Bawumia is from the North East, while Mahama hails from the Savannah Region.

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Rev. Owusu-Bempah stated that Biden’s entourage had approached him, but he advised them to return on Friday, July 19, 2024.

He also expressed a personal desire to pray for former US President Donald Trump’s re-election, despite receiving requests from Biden’s team to support their campaign.

“Politics these days has become fierce. There were reports of an attempt on Trump’s life, but he survived. There was a shift in power, and now he is preparing to return. Personally, I wish him success and intend to pray for him,” Owusu-Bempah said, clarifying his stance.

He continued, “Joe Biden’s representatives have approached me, asking for any assistance to ensure his victory. They are aware of my support for Trump. It’s a delicate situation, but I also commit to praying for Biden.”

Rev. Owusu-Bempah admitted momentarily forgetting about Biden’s delegation.

“I had overlooked Biden’s request initially. I instructed them to return this Friday, and when they visited, I was occupied with pastoral duties at my residence.”

The sermon and discussion can be viewed starting from 2:39:00 in the video.

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According to Auntie Pinamang, she is at her wits end thus chose to share her ordeal on air.

The distraught wife of the celebrated gospel musician claimed she cared for her husband at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH), but circumstances led to a change in her role.

According to her, the ‘Wo Haw Ne Sen’ hitmaker opted to seek treatment at a prayer camp – a decision she vehemently opposed.

Later, when she visited him, she was surprised to find a member of her husband’s band, Maame Tiwaa attending to him, which upset her.

In an interview on Kumasi-Oyerepa FM, she claimed Yaw Sarpong’s family had prevented her from caring for him.

“I have been with my husband for 40 years. When his illness began, I was the one caring for him at Komfo Anokye Hospital. At one point, he asked me to stay home and pray for him because his sister would take him to a pastor for treatment and I was not happy about this. When I visited him after four days, I found Maame Tiwaa taking care of him, which was very upsetting. His sisters, especially one abroad, accused me of misusing his funds. Whenever I visit, his sisters will prevent me from seeing him,” she bemoaned.

Madam Pinamang is seeking help for an amicable solution to the problem.

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The wife of renowned gospel musician Yaw Sarpong has gone to Kumasi-based radio station Oyerepa FM for help, claiming that the husband’s family has prevented her from taking care of her husband, instead allowing his co-musician, Maame Tiwaa, to care for him.

This follows Vice… pic.twitter.com/JPXaexmTok

— EDHUB?ℹ (@eddie_wrt) June 21, 2024

Prior to Yaw Sarpong’s manager’s confirmation of his illness, gospel singers Diana Asamoah and Maame Tiwaa had already informed the public.

Vice President Dr. Bawumia contributed GH¢100,000 to aid Yaw Sarpong’s medical care.

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Dr Bawumia is in the Ashanti Region engaging with various stakeholders as part of his campaign for the December 7, 2024 presidential election.

Member of Parliament for Assin Central, Kennedy Agyapong was with Dr Bawumia on his rounds at Suame Magazine.

This comes as a surprise to many, following the banter between the two during the presidential primaries of the NPP.

Ken Agyapong gave the Vice President a run for his money in the contest but he won with a large margin.

He joining the campaign team means he has buried the hatch and ready to work for the NPP to retain power.

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The deceased popularly known as Sofo was with four others when the incident occurred.

According to reports, he was dragged into the sea when pulling the fishing net.

All attempts by his colleagues to rescue him proved futile, and his body is still missing.

The chief fisherman, Nana Kwamena Obo confirmed the incident in an interview with Adomonline.com.

The fisherfolks who have been thrown into a state of mourning are still on a search for Sofo.

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The Attorney General (AG), Godfred Yeboah Dame says he will not recuse himself from the ongoing ambulance procurement case in which the Minority Leader, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson and a businessman are standing trial for allegedly causing financial loss of €2.37 million to the state.

This is despite the advice of the High Court Judge, Justice Afia Serwah Asare-Botwe, who is presiding over the case.

During her ruling on four applications filed by the Minority Leader and the third accused, Richard Jakpa, Justice Asare-Botwe explained the AG’s decision to step aside would ensure that the judicial process was protected.

She further explained that it will also help to gain public confidence and not give a perception that cases can be held at any other place except the courtroom.

But addressing the media after the proceedings, Godfred Dame said he has decided to proceed with the case.

“The Judge after the ruling clarified that she has not given such order at all and that it was only an advice. I’m conducting the matter, I’m still conducting the trial,” he said.

The Attorney General also expressed satisfaction with the verdict given by the judge.

“The most important thing today is that all the applications filed by applicants have been dismissed. All the five applications have failed and in reaction to this, I will say that this clearly shows that a group of people in this country who ride on manipulations of facts, distortions and deceptions are seeking to mislead the public.

“Today, they have been exposed,” he added.

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Mr. Lamptey and Gloria Appiah separated in 2013 after DNA tests revealed the truth, leading to the dissolution of their 20-year marriage and a legal battle over compensation.

Madam Gloria sought Mr. Lamptey’s seven-bedroom house in East Legon as part of her alimony, but the Appeal Court rejected her claim.

Instead, the Accra High Court ordered her to vacate the property and awarded her Lamptey’s four-bedroom house in Dome, a car, and 200,000 Ghana cedis.

Reflecting on his initial reaction to the DNA results, Mr. Lamptey recounted a moment of intense turmoil.

In an interview with Dan Kwaku Yeboah TV, he revealed, “Yes, I considered using the gun, but God spoke to me, and I have not touched it since. It was in my Tundra, but I chose not to do anything.”

Mr. Lamptey acknowledged feeling devastated but credited patience for his current state.

“I believe it was divine intervention that stopped me from using the gun. I had to control my anger, or I could have ended up in prison. And I wouldn’t have my three children now. Sometimes, when you’re angry, you have to think twice before acting.

After all the troubles, there was light at the end of the tunnel. Mr. Lamptey found love again and has remarried.

He is now happily married to actress, Ruweida Yakubu, with whom he has three beautiful children.

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Prophet Amoako Attah, founder of the Lord’s Parliament Chapel International, urged Dr. Bawumia, who is also the flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), to champion the project.

He made this known when the NPP flagbearer met some clergymen in the Greater Accra Region as part of his campaign tour.

Prophet Amoako Attah is certain God wants Dr. Bawumia to complete the project

“Maybe prophetically, the reason that hole is there, is that maybe, God wants you to fulfill (completion of Cathedral)” he stated.

The man of God drew parallels with historical examples, mentioning how King Herod, although not a Jew, built temples for the Jewish people in Israel.

“It is going to be prophetic that once upon a time a temple was built, and the president who dedicated the temple for the Christians was a Muslim,” he added, tasking Bawumia to engage the private sector to complete the stalled project.

Dr. Bawumia, addressing the project underscored the need for a collaboration between the government and the church.

“The question on the National Cathedral is a very important one. I have contributed to it personally and I believe it is a very important thing for Ghana but I think as it stands now, the church has to come together with the government and let us sit down and talk about the way forward for the National Cathedral” he said.

He stressed the need for collective effort, stating, “The church should come together and let’s know the best way forward, how we can even get private resources to help us complete the Cathedral.”

National Cathedral: Maybe God wants you to fill the hole dug – Prophet Amoako Attah to Dr. Bawumia. #ElectionHQ pic.twitter.com/iDnhO9oSf8

— JoyNews (@JoyNewsOnTV) June 4, 2024

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The infant, born to Felicia Dery, was taken under alarming circumstances, highlighting critical lapses in hospital security protocols.

Zangina Grace, a midwife on duty, narrated the sequence of events to Adom News.

According to her, the baby’s mother gave birth on May 25, 2024, at the hospital.

On Saturday evening, the mother, having befriended a stranger posing as a patient’s relative, entrusted her baby to the stranger while she took a bath. It was later discovered that this imposter had a male accomplice.

“When she returned, the man and the lady were not to be found. They left with the baby. So it has been very sad,” stated Grace.

She emphasized the oddity of the situation, noting the misplaced trust. “A mother who came to deliver through a C-section met some strange people who befriended her. She left her baby with them to go and have her bath, and when she returned, they had disappeared.”

Grace further lamented the hospital’s lack of adequate security measures.

She revealed that the absence of CCTV cameras and proper fencing made it easier for such incidents to occur unnoticed.

Meanwhile, the midwife also advised stricter visitor regulations, suggesting that adhering to visiting hours and limiting visitors could prevent similar incidents in the future.

The baby’s father also spoke to Adom News, providing additional details on how the culprits were identified and apprehended.

“She left her ID cards, and that was how we were able to identify her. They circulated it, and that was how they caught her. I wanted to see her, but the police didn’t allow me to enter the station,” he explained.

Nonetheless, Dr. Ayobi Abdul-Rahaman, the Medical Superintendent of Zebilla District Hospital, confirmed the incident, stating that the police were immediately notified and have since apprehended the suspects along with the baby, who has been safely recovered.

“We had an unforeseen incident where someone was able to outwit a mother and steal her baby. During visiting hours, she gained the mother’s trust, who gave her baby to take her bath. When she returned, the baby was gone. Through timely community intervention, we have apprehended the suspect, and the baby is safe in our custody. The suspect has since been arrested by the police,” Dr. Abdul-Rahaman stated.

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