According to him, during his time of depression and loneliness, he had one lady who took care of him and eventually their relationship resulted in a pregnancy.

He told Andy Dosty:

I’m expecting another twins, two boys but not with Vanessa… when the thing was going through one girl who felt like she wanted to be there for me and everything. We were there for each other and it happened and now there are two boys coming [SIC].

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He explained that, the fact that he is having another set of twins (boys) with this new lady doesn’t mean he wouldn’t go ahead to marry Vanessa, the mother of his first set of twins.

The twins coming through wont change anything. I have decided that I won’t love deeply again. Form today I am just going to give women twins, he joked about it.

Watch the video below:

The suspects, Sulley Razak, Majeed Amadu, Suleman Yusuf and Razak Musa, have been provisionally charged with disruption of the voter registration process, discharge of firearm without authority and causing unlawful damage.

Anita Kukua, spokesperson for the Minister for Special Development Initiative, Hawa Koomson disclosed this in an interview on Adom FM’s Dwaso Nsem, Tuesday.

“They were boys who were in the Member of Parliament’s (MP) pickup with her at the time of the incident and have now become the targets while the real perpetrators are nowhere to be found,” she said.

She explained events have turned out this way because they were the people the police came to meet at the scene.

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This comes after madam Koomson, who is the MP for the Awutu Senya East constituency, on Monday admitted to firing gunshots at the Step to Christ registration centre in the area.

Miss Kukua, who described the incident as unfortunate, argued it was important for madam Koomson to protect herself since there was no police.

“We all know she is a hard woman and will not stand to allow any form of intimidation at Kasoa but she did not just decide to go there and fire shots but the situation called for it,” she said.

Meanwhile, they are set to be put before the court in Cape Coast today, Tuesday, July 21.

The youngsters were caught after family of Isabel Bastatas went to visit her grave the morning after she was buried Davao, the Philippines and found the coffin had been opened.

According to local media reports, they found that her tomb had been disturbed and her legs could be seen poking out of the white coffin.

The relatives believe that Isabel’s dead body had been raped after she was discovered without undergarments and there were signs of intercourse.

The dead woman was buried in the Digos City Public Cemetery on September 29.

Officers from Digos City police investigating the incident have detained the teenagers – who can’t be identified for legal reasons.

Lieutenant Colonel Ernesto Castillo said the two teenagers may have suspected that some valuables were buried together with the corpse.

“The arrest was made after witnesses came to us to help with the investigations,” he said.

Police are investigating what was allegedly stolen from the grave and if the pensioner’s body was interfered with.

The suspects deny the allegations and have been transferred to the custody of the Department of Social Welfare Development Office.

The family of the dead grandmother said they will pursue legal action against the parents of the suspects.

Earlier this year, police in the United States said a son had sex with his 89-year-old mother’s corpse after he killed her.

Lindsey Turiano, 58, is said to have beat Norma with a walking stick in San Antonio, Texas.

Source: thesun.co.uk

He said on Accra-based radio station, Citi FM, that one of the boys aged 15 is said to have demanded a ransom of GH?200 from his parents.

According to him, the boy, after incurring a debt at a football betting centre, bought an old SIM card and called his mother to demand the ransom.

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He said the boy was arrested after the ransom was sent to the supposed kidnapper through mobile money.

“The boy’s parents reported to the police and the police was able to entice the boy and then negotiate with the supposed kidnapper, and then a ransom of GH?200 was sent through mobile money,” he said.

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“Later on the boy was arrested and he said, yes, he ran away from home and went to a betting centre where he incurred some debt and in order to get money from the parents, he feigned [bieng] kidnapped,” he added.

DCOP Doku also noted that the second boy left home to fetch water and never returned but called his guardians to report that he had been kidnapped.

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“A boy left the house on Saturday to fetch water and never returned and was feared kidnapped. The aunt of the boy showed up with the boy together with the husband. When the police quizzed the boy, the boy owned up that he was not kidnapped. And, so, if the police had not quizzed him, he would have feigned that he was kidnapped but managed to run away,” he said.

Source: Daily Graphic

According to the coalition, the Tamale Central, Tamale North, Tamale South and Sagnarigu constituency executives have so far been sidelined in the Akufo-Addo government.

The coalition posited that some constituency executives who applied for Metropolitan, Municipal and District Chief Executive portfolios were shortchanged.

The coalition thus admonished President Akufo-Addo to appoint some of them as Coordinators for the Youth Employment Authority (YEA), Macro and Small Loans Centre (MASLOC) and the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS).

Below is the coalition’s petition copied citifmonline.com.

Petition on the marginalization of constituency executives

We the undersigned group is a coalition of polling station executives in the four constituencies of the Tamale metro and Sagnarigu district of the northern region. We wish to petition you on the marginalization of our constituency executives in the area.

This petition comes on the back of the fact that, some of our executives have develop the interest in job opportunities under your office.

Hon Minister, we are concerned on the appointment of the Area manager of MASLOC, which there seeming rumors suggesting that government is considering the appointment of an unknown individual to that portfolio.

We wish to crave your indulgence that, we shall not accept any individual who is not familiar with us at the grassroots. In fact, we equally have qualified personalities who can man the affairs of that office.

As party officers, we have worked with these constituency executives and there is a solid and cordial relationship established among us in the area.

As a result, it is in our view that, the Northern Sector MASLOC Area Manager office must be given to Mr. Musah Mutawakilu, Tamale Central Constituency Secretary.

Mr. Minister, we believe you are a minister of state due to the fact that, the NPP has won an election. We wish to avert a situation where our party will be in power and our fate still in the balance. Do you imagine life a day without employment?

Moreover, some qualified constituency executive committee members who applied for appointment in various positions have been denied appointment or yet to be appointed.

They include Mr. Musah Mutawakilu, Secretary for the Tamale Central, Adam Yussif, Chairman of Tamale North Constituency as Sagnarigu DCE, Abu Mohammed Secretary for Tamale South as Tamale metro NHIS Manager, Yakubu Abdallah Iddrisu, Secretary for Tamale North as Sagnarigu district NHIS Manager and Adam Mohammed Bukari, Sagnarigu Constituency Chairman among others.

We have suffered far too long. Enough is enough.

…….Signed…….

Mohammed Gadafi.

Secretary, Coalition of NPP polling station executives, Northern Region.