Author: Krobea

The General Overseer of God’s Crown Chapel, Prophet Reindolph Oduro Gyebi, popularly nown as Eagle Prophet, has warned young men in the country to be wary of some young women of today since most of them have been sent by the devil to trap these young men. Prophet Oduro Gyebi said such ladies are rampant everywhere, especially in public places like hotels. Eagle Prophet gave the caution in an interview on Friday on Onua FM’s Yen Nsempa hosted by Bright Kwasi Asempa. He said such temptations also happen to men of God who believe they are too powerful because such…

Defending champions Golden State Warriors took a 1-0 lead in the NBA Finals with a controversial 124-114 overtime win against Cleveland Cavaliers, despite a 51-point haul from LeBron James. Late in the fourth quarter, Cavaliers’ JR Smith ran down the clock instead of attempting a game-winning shot. The Warriors dominated overtime at the Oracle Arena in Oakland. Game two in the best-of-seven series takes place in Oakland on Sunday night. Stephen Curry scored 29 points for Golden State, who beat the Cavaliers in the first game of the finals for the fourth year in a row. James, playing in his…

Staff of the Komenda College of Education have bemoaned the allocation of programmes to the College by the Ministry of Education. According to them, the College and others across the country would be without students if the Ministry goes ahead with the current allocation plan. This was disclosed at a news conference on Wednesday. Addressing the media, the worried teachers of the Komenda College called on the Ministry of Education and the National Council for Tertiary Education to intervene to avert the collapse of the College  by maintaining the running of the General Programme. The General Programme is apparently the…

A 20th minute strike by Richmond Lamptey separated Inter Allies and Hearts of Oak in their Match Day 14 fixture played at the Tema Sports Stadium. The match on Thursday was definitely centered around former Hearts of Oak trainer, Kenichi Yatsuhashi. The American-Japanese parted ways with Hearts two seasons ago but returned to the Ghana Premier League with his appointment as Inter Allies’ gaffer. READ: Kenichi Yatsuhashi returns as Inter Allies coach There were lots at stake in the encounter in Tema. The balances tilted in favour of the home side, who still kept their clean record at home. The…

One of the architects of Ghana’s local government structure, Professor Kwamena Ahwoi, says the Presidential Transition Act of 2012, Act 845, was misinterpreted by the current government led by Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo. Act 845 was enacted to enable smooth transfer of political power from one democratically elected president to another. The law, which was just a few years old at the time of coming into office of President Nana Akufo-Addo, has been interpreted, according to Prof. Ahwoi. “The way it has been interpreted has had a devastating effect on the security of tenure of public officers generally,” he stated…

A National Chairman aspirant of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Alhaji Abubarkari Abdul-Rahman, popularly known as Alhaji Short, has officially served notice he will not be part of the party’s July executive elections. “After long introspection and consideration, I believe the interest of the party will be best served by my withdrawal,” he stated in a release on Thursday. Alhaji Short was one of four aspirants for the national chairmanship. Acting National Chairman Freddie Blay and two-time failed aspirant Stephen Ayensu Ntim are the frontrunners. Dr Richard Amoako Baah is regarded an outsider who may pull a surprise. The fourth…

Private laboratory scientists have threatened to join the ongoing strike by their counterparts in the public sector if government does not resolve the latter’s grievances. According to the Association of Private Medical Laboratories, the strike by the Ghana Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists (GAMLS) is taking a toll on their services and they have no option than to join their colleagues. This they are convinced will get government to listen to the cries of GAMLS. The scientists on Monday, May 28 declared a strike by asking members to withdraw their services. They are demanding better conditions of service as regards…

Fifty suspected illegal immigrants mostly Nigerians, including a female, have been rounded up by the intelligence directorate of the Ghana Police Service at Gomoa Budumburam in the Central Region. Forty-six laptops, mobile phones and assorted electronic gadgets were also retrieved. The suspects were believed to have engaged in various criminal acts including cyber-related crimes and robberies. The Thursday morning swoop was informed by weeks of intelligence on crime trends in and around Kasoa. The suspected foreign nationals, the police alleged, have rented several apartments in the area from where they plan and launch their nefarious activities. They are also to…

The Minister of Communications, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, insists the $178.8 million deal struck between the National Communications Authority (NCA) and Kelni-GVG followed due process. “There has been absolutely no corruption or underhand dealings in this transaction,” she said. “I can never be party to any such conduct as I value my reputation and the reputation of the government which serves the good people of Ghana.” Mrs Owusu-Ekuful, who is also Member of Parliament for Ablekuma West Constituency, stated these on Thursday when he made a statement about the deal on the floor of Parliament. There have been public disapproval of the…

Begging in Ghana is fast becoming a threat which if not checked, will reach a catastrophic level. Nowadays, panhandlers—both local and foreigners—beseech our traffic lights, shopping malls, streets, bus stops, hospitals and doorways. This gets one to ask the contentious question: Is begging now a profession? Yes! I guess it is for this reason why our begging industry has courted many foreigners. That panhandling did not start in recent times is not disagreeable, but its intensity and conspicuousness in our public space have never been more. Poverty, lack of education, irresponsible parenting, laziness, and religion and culture are identified causes…