“We do not even know the MCE, I am not sure I will be able to make him out when I see him. No one has shown any commitment to address this issue for us,” another resident lamented.
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Having burst into the Ghanaian music scene over a year ago, the ever-rising songbird boasts of quite an impressive catalogue of singles within her very short time. She’s spun hit singles like, ‘Control’, ‘Sor Mi Mu’, the recently released ‘Nana Nyame’ and ‘Never Like This’; arguably her biggest record yet! Gyakie made her first impression with a song titled, ‘Love Is Pretty’ and has since gone on a solid run, working with top guns like E.L, Bisa Kdei and Kuvie along the way.
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He posted: “A useless guy called Abrony3 sat on TV and was joking with President Mills’ death, where were you? Masa stay with ur NPP and do ur politics within. Don’t cross the line…”
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Mr Whyte, who is affectionately called Uncle Ebo told Edem Knight-Tay on Joy Fm’s Home Affairs programme that these churches only exist “for the sake of sustaining and prospering the owner.”
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He was charged with the offences of Publication of false news and Forgery of document contrary to sections 208 and 159 of the Criminal and other offences Act, 1960 (ACT 29).
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“I’m not a rich man, and I have served in an industry for 26 years. There shouldn’t be a point where I can’t afford fuel for my care. Those points happen in my life.”
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If you wanna inspire with your SUCCESS STORY, say it all, the BACKSTORY, the craziness…dont make it look easy when it wasnt, dont sugar coat it! Stop lying to people.its not MAGIC.
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” Once the government that regulates the use of marijuana has legalized the cultivation because it knows the purpose and why somethings have to happen. The government will not just commercialize the export of marijuana, they did it because they know how viable it is so as a private businessman if I look at it and if it’s viable why not?” he stated.
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FanIce has been an active part of Ghanaian pop culture and many childhood memories. The brand popularized the “SO NICE” moniker and many Ghanaian millennials can sing the “FanIce song” word for word. Without FanIce, celebrations, after church activities and many intimate moments may never be the same again.
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They also advised all nurses and midwives in the country to desist from “such unacceptable behaviour especially when in uniform in order to protect the dignity of the profession.”
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