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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“But unfortunately for us, one of our confirmed cases cannot be traced. Having given him feedback on his test results, it has been very difficult to reach him,” Dr Afreh added.
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In his 5th address on April 5, he said a determination will be made in the coming week as to whether or not to extend the duration of the 14-day lockdown.
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In addition to the $25,000 monthly allowance, Akonnor has been given a car and a house. The car and house are the same used by Kwesi Appiah.
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Samini is urging musicians to do more virtual concerts to entertain fans while the lockdown directive is still in place. He told Joy News that such online concerts should be part of every artiste’s strategy to endure the lockdown because technology is the order of the day. “Online concerts is something that has been there and […]
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“It has affected me, big time, because I was supposed to be out there by now, rehearsing with musicians, getting ready for my tours. I should have been performing by now, in fact, all my 53 gigs, they are cancelling them as the months go by.”
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“For the past year, we haven’t had time for each other so this lockdown is good for both of us. This is the time we are together and free from our busy schedules.
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“Tay’s body was discovered in a car park under her employers’ fourth-storey home in Beirut’s southern suburbs, between 3 and 4am on March 14. A forensic doctor who examined her body found that her death was caused by a head injury “as a result of falling from a high place and crashing into a solid body”.
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