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Linda Ocloo Unveils Vision for Greater Accra: Security, Sanitation, and Decentralization Take Center Stage Newly sworn-in Greater Accra Regional Minister,ย Linda Oclooย has outlined her ambitious plans to address key challenges in the countryโs capital. During her first meeting with the management and staff of the Greater Accra Regional Coordinating Council onย February 3, she emphasizedย security,ย sanitation, andย decentralizationย as her top priorities. Sanitation: A Cleaner Accra on the Horizon One of Oclooโs flagship initiatives is the reintroduction ofย Regional Sanitation Day, a move aimed at fostering a cleaner and healthier environment in Accra. She also announced anย award scheme for the cleanest city, designed to incentivize municipal…
Government Pleaded for Leniency in Regional Minister’s Vetting, Reveals Minority Leader Key Highlights Vetting lasted under 10 minutes No questions were posed by committee members The government cited the nominee’s widowed status Decision complies with Constitutional requirements Unprecedented Brevity in Parliamentary Vetting In an unusual turn of events at Ghana’s Parliament House, the vetting of Greater Accra Regional Minister-designate, Linda Akweley Ocloo, on January 28, 2025, concluded in record time. The session, which typically involves rigorous questioning, was completed in less than 10 minutes without any interrogation from committee members. Government’s Special Appeal Revealed Speaking to the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation…
Historic Grammy Victory Nigerian musical powerhouse Tems has secured a prestigious Grammy Award in the Best African Music Performance category for her soul-stirring track “Love Me Jeje.” The milestone achievement occurred at the 67th Grammy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles on February 2, 2025, marking another significant moment in African music history. Emotional Acceptance and Family Celebration In a touching display of gratitude and family bonds, Tems took to the stage accompanied by her team and mother to accept the award. The timing of the victory held special significance, as it preceded her mother’s birthday celebration the following day, adding…
ย MPs Face Potential Arrest Following Parliament Property Destruction, Says Prof. Gyampo Violent Clash at Parliamentary Vetting Session In a troubling incident at Ghana’s Parliament House, members of the Minority caucus allegedly damaged state property during a contentious ministerial vetting session on January 30, 2024. The confrontation erupted when the Majority caucus declined to reschedule the vetting from Thursday to Friday, leading to the vandalization of microphones and tables at the Appointments Committee hearing. Expert Calls for Swift Legal Action Prominent Political Science Professor Ransford Gyampo has urged Inspector General of Police (IGP) Dr. George Akuffo-Dampare to take immediate action against…
Letโs talk about pleasureโspecifically, the kind that clitoral vibrators deliver. Whether youโre a newbie or a seasoned enthusiast, thereโs no denying that these little devices have revolutionized self-care and intimacy. But with so many options out there, how do you choose theย rightย one? Donโt worry, Iโve got you covered. In this guide, weโll dive into the world of clitoral vibrators, answering all your burning questions and sharing the top picks thatโll make you say, โWhy didnโt I try this sooner?โ Why Clitoral Vibrators Are a Game-Changer Letโs start with the basics. The clitoris has over 8,000 nerve endings, making it a…
January 31, 2024: Minority Calls for Removal of Majority Chief Whip Over Alleged Disruptive Conduct The Minority in Parliament has called for the removal of Rockson-Nelson Etse Kwami Dafeamekpor from his role as Majority Chief Whip, citing concerns over his leadership style and alleged disruptive behavior. The demand comes amid growing tensions within the Parliamentary Chamber, with the Minority accusing Dafeamekpor of undermining cohesion and decorum in the House. What Sparked the Minorityโs Demand? During a press conference on Friday, January 31, Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin criticized Dafeamekporโs conduct, describing him as a โbullyโ and accusing him of disrespecting colleagues…
GCB Bank Appoints Prof. Joshua Alabi as New Board Chairman GCB Bank Announces Leadership Change: Prof. Joshua Alabi to Lead as Chairman In a significant leadership move, GCB Bank PLC has appointed Professor Joshua Alabi as the new Board Chairman, following the resignation of Mr. Daniel Kwaku Tweneboah Asirifi. This decision marks a new chapter for the bank, with Prof. Alabi stepping into the role as an Independent Non-Executive Director and Chairman of the Board. Professor Alabi’s Stellar Career and Leadership Experience Prof. Joshua Alabi brings a wealth of experience to the table, with over three decades in academia, public…
Randy Abbey Pledges to Revive Cocoa Sector
Dr. Ransford Abbey Assures Commitment to Cocoa Sector Development and Farmers’ Welfare Dr. Ransford Abbey, the Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD), has emphasized his strong commitment to improving the livelihoods of cocoa farmers and advancing the development of Ghana’s vital cocoa industry. Prioritizing Farmers in Policy Development During an interview with Channel One TVโs Charles Owusu Kumi in Parliament on Tuesday, Dr. Abbey reiterated his dedication to fulfilling President John Dramani Mahamaโs vision for the cocoa sector. He emphasized the central role that farmers will play in policy formulation and implementation, a key aspect…
Parliamentary Appointments Committee Summons Barker-Vormawor Over Bribery Allegations The Appointments Committee of Parliament has officially summoned activist Oliver Barker-Vormawor to substantiate allegations of bribery against its members. The claims, which have sparked widespread public debate, surfaced ahead of the vetting session for Defence Minister-designate Dr. Omane Boamah on Tuesday, January 28, 2025. Committee Chair Rejects Allegations Bernard Ahiafor, Chairman of the Appointments Committee and 1st Deputy Speaker of Parliament has categorically denied the allegations, describing them as baseless and harmful to the credibility of Parliamentโs vetting process. In a statement during the session, Mr. Ahiafor emphasized the committeeโs commitment to…
Bernard Ahiafor Denies Bribery Allegations Against Appointments Committee First Deputy Speaker and Appointments Committee Chairperson Bernard Ahiafor has vehemently denied claims that members of the committee solicit bribes from ministerial nominees before their vetting. The accusations were made by activist Oliver Barker Vormawor, who alleged that the committee engaged in corrupt practices and challenged Mr. Ahiafor to submit to an oral inquiry to clear his name. Ahiafor Rejects Allegations, Calls for Evidence Speaking ahead of the vetting of Defence Minister-designate Dr. Omane Boamah on January 28, Mr. Ahiafor described the allegations as baseless and reaffirmed the integrity of the committee.…
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