“If somebody is making noise in the industry and you’re friends or cool with the person, it doesn’t mean you can’t speak your mind.” “Everybody is entitled to their opinion. You can talk your mind anytime you want to, it’s just about being creative,” Freda Rhymz stated.
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He said “make sure that all the protocols that have been set in place are followed. Don’t get angry at the staff when they ask you to use the hand sanitizer or wear your face mask. I believe that if we all do this we all will be safe”
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A decomposed human flesh with bones wrapped in a cloth buried among the bodies was also retrieved from another grave. The team in addition retrieved human skulls together with bones suspected to be human hidden under two idols in the house.
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The police have also impounded the motorbike and a pistol with some rounds of ammunition from the scene.
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The Police concluded the post with a warning to “criminally minded persons” to learn from what had happened “turn over a new leaf” and an assurance to “well-meaning Ghanaians and residents that your police is at work.”
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“Adrop nor see da way den scatter if you get vim abeg com out exactly what I thought I block the road man no fit ball out in a sec man Dey trek I lock your car your private jet I bet your boss sef start Dey pet if you like comot you go cough out.”
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“It defeats social distancing; it defeats people gathering with no mask. It is rather promoting the spread of the virus, essentially. Extremely disquieting,” he wrote.
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Jessica Opare Saforo is a radio and television personality, events MC and the C.E.O of The Voice Ova Company, a voice talent agency and media production house.
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The Ayawaso West Wuogon by-election which took place on January 31, 2019, was marred by violence when armed men dressed in khaki trousers, black t-shirts and masks opened fire at the La Bawaleshie polling centre
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Nii’s political carrier began as the Chief Executive Officer of the Tema Municipal Assembly (TMA) in 1993 under the JJ Rawlings first term as a democratically elected President when Ghana returned to constitutional rule. Before he exited office in 2001, Nii Armah Ashietey was touted a fine leader in the history of the assembly. He motivated his team to work hard to develop the then Tema Municipality where he championed many projects especially in sanitation. Legend has it that he took on sanitation with both hands and made a great impact.
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