Man must enjoy from the sweat of his brow and so it is that Bishop Angel Daniel Obinim is making good money from his consultation and spiritual services.
Reformed prisoners, ‘Alistair Nelson, Godwin Ako Gunn and Salifu Maase (Mugabe)’ despite their relatively short stint have urged media practitioners to be circumspect in their utterances lest they suffer their fate.
Deputy General Secretary of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC), Koku Anyidoho says President John Dramani Mahama aptly described Nana Akufo-Addo as a “dictator†given the deeds of the opposition leader.
The General Overseer of the International God’s Way Church, Bishop Daniel Obinim, who was accused of involvement in a fraud case of GHS11.6million has showered praises on one police officer he identified as Seth.
With political parties not taking kindly to the assessment of their promises made thus far in hopes of winning the presidential seat or retaining it, IMANI Ghana president Franklin Cudjoe has explained his outfit’s work in ranking the pledges was not borne out of ill will.
Carl Wilson, the head of the Confiscated Vehicles Committee in the Mills regime is not a happy man explaining his campaign against corruption in Ghana’s governance structure has been labelled by some as an attack on the National Democratic Congress (NDC).
The Montie trio have been released from the Akuse Prison in the Eastern Region. They were released Friday morning following President Mahama’s remission of their prison sentence on Monday graphic.com.gh reports.
A vehicle with registration number GE-3414-13, believed to be for a staff of the University of Ghana, on Thursday had its bonnet and engine crushed by a tree on campus.
The fervent wish of the members of the International God’s Way Church headed by Bishop Daniel Obinim seems to have been granted with the release of the preacher on bail.
According to Kasapa FM’s sources at the Nsawam Medium Security Prison Alistair Nelson, Godwin Ako Gunn and Salifu Maase alias Mugabe have been extracted from their known location in the prison yard to an undisclosed location.Â
Policy think tank, IMANI Ghana, has said the campaign promises by leading political parties in the country are “almost empty†and “without substance.â€
A good number of Ghanaians expressed grave worry about the intended plan of Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) staff to plunge the nation into darkness should the ministry fail to heed their call of halting the planned ‘sale’ of the power entity.
Public Relations Officer of the Ghana Bar Association, Yaa Onyameye Gyakobo says the association is ready to partner the Electoral Commission in ensuring a credible election.
