“It is a very bogus committee. A committee that is put together just to find certain facts and push a particular candidate away from the candidacy so that we can bring our own you call that a credible fact-finding committee?” she questioned.
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The area surrounding the Tema Metropolitan Assembly is plagued by significant sanitation challenges, including clogged gutters, litter scattered between stalls, and overflowing rubbish bins.
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The warehouse search uncovered even more alarming discoveries, including boxes of metals suspected to be gold bars, counterfeit Ghana cedi notes in ₵50 and ₵100 denominations, as well as fake Ghana Army uniforms and boots.
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Speaking during his Thank You visit to the Western Region on Wednesday, February 5, President Mahama proposed that July 1 be observed as a National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving, allowing Ghanaians to reflect and express appreciation for the nation’s progress
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Beyond her career in adult content, Daisy has a strong passion for cooking, rooted in the culinary traditions passed down by her Ghanaian mother. Family-centered and grounded, Daisy receives unwavering support from her parents and siblings. Soon, she will launch a YouTube cooking channel dedicated to sharing her family’s cherished Ghanaian recipes and cooking tips. By highlighting the cultural significance behind each dish, she hopes to inspire others to explore the flavors of Ghana and connect to her heritage.
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“Just because you see somebody doing secular music doesn’t mean that they don’t believe in God or a higher power,” she stated. Sefa explained that spirituality is a personal journey, often kept private. “God is in the heart; it’s not about doing too much outside,” she added, highlighting the importance of personal belief over public perception
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Eyewitnesses report that the explosion occurred during routine activities related to ongoing highway construction.
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The businessman detailed in his petition how the Board Chairman demanded GH₵50,000.00 up front and further loan from him for the approval of the 12 million Ghana cedis and appealed to the Presidency to help him recover a total amount of GH₵2,408,000.00 from the Board Chairman.
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“This decisive outcome reflects the unwavering commitment of UTAG members to protect our environment and livelihoods from the destructive impact of mining activities in ecologically sensitive areas such as forest reserves, farms, and water bodies,” the NEC said.
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Despite the numerous public institutions involved in the project, none could provide the reasons for the missing street lights, with the Ghana Highway Authority, the Ministry of Roads and Highways, and the Ministry of Energy pointing fingers at one another.
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