When The Fourth Estate informed the DCE that his tax identification number (TIN) is connected to the incorporation documents obtained from the ORC, where he is also listed as a shareholder and beneficial owner, his response was: “Ah! Is that so? I don’t know what you’re talking about.”
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“I had little problems with Kumawood people because I used to speak the Fante language and blend with English. I told them that in Kumasi, particular insults that are considered normal to the people cannot be applied to those in the Greater Accra and Coastal regions; there are big insults. So, I told them that the way we’re packaging insults and selling them to the world will affect us, so we should be careful. But they ignored,” he stated.
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“The absence of a national policy mandating the administration of HepB-BD further exacerbates the situation, leaving many babies at risk of perinatal transmission”, he stated.
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“Every lady needs to read that book. Men too should read it to learn how to treat a lady well because it can backfire on you if you don’t. Don’t play hunky-panky with a woman who opens up her heart, shows you love, and does everything for you while you’re doing other things. That one, you will pay for it,” she stated.
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“The whole thing was about you what do you have? I have this and that, you’re lying. That was what brought the fight. So, I thought the whole thing was nothing.”
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The rest of the bills being pushed by the Energy Ministry include the Ghana Thermal Authority Bill, Ghana Hydro Authority Bill, Ghana Power Distribution Authority Bill, Ghana Nuclear Power Corporation Bill, and Ghana Energy Regulatory Authority Bill.
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“Why is everybody talking about peace during and after the elections, and nobody is talking about Free and fair elections, which will rather guarantee the peace we are all looking for,” he stated.
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‘Ghana Yoo’ celebrates the rich intercultural music relationship between Ghana and South Africa, blending the iconic Ghanaian Highlife sound with South African vocal melodies
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This approach, he believes, will ensure that governance is not only effective but also sustainable, with a clear focus on essential sectors
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The night kicked off with a bang as Amerado opened his performance with his chart-topping single, “Abronoma.” The crowd erupted with energy, singing along to every lyric, showcasing the rapper’s growing influence on the global stage. Amerado’s delivery was flawless, seamlessly blending his intricate rap verses with infectious melodies that kept the audience on their feet.
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