Author: Ab Adams

Former Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP), Ofosu Nkansah, has firmly denied reports suggesting that he was arrested by the National Intelligence Bureau (NIB), insisting instead that he voluntarily reported to the agency upon request. In a statement addressing the circulating claims, Nkansah described the reports of his alleged arrest as inaccurate and misleading. He explained that his appearance at the NIB was not the result of any forceful action by security operatives but a voluntary response to an official invitation. “I was not arrested,” Nkansah emphasized. “I reported myself to the NIB after…

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After years outside the reach of Ghanaian authorities, Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu’s time on the run came to an abrupt end in the United States. Following sustained international cooperation and targeted surveillance, U.S. Marshals successfully tracked, surrounded, and arrested the former public official, bringing a high-profile fugitive case closer to resolution. Tamakloe-Attionu, a former Chief Executive Officer of Ghana’s Microfinance and Small Loans Centre (MASLOC), had been sought in connection with financial crimes tied to her time in public office. Convicted in absentia in Ghana after repeatedly failing to appear before the court, she became the subject of extradition efforts once it…

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The husband of controversial Ghanaian evangelist Nana Agradaa has publicly expressed overwhelming joy following the reduction of her jail sentence, describing the development as one of the happiest moments of his life. In a brief but emotional reaction, he declared, “I’m the happiest person in the world,” a statement that has since sparked widespread discussion across social media and news platforms. His reaction reflects the relief and renewed hope felt by close family members after the court’s decision to reduce the original sentence handed down to the former traditional priestess-turned-evangelist. Nana Agradaa’s legal troubles have remained a major topic of…

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Popular American streamer and internet sensation IShowSpeed has once again taken over the internet, this time for his cultural impact rather than his high-energy antics. Following his highly publicized visit to Ghana, fans online noticed something unexpected: Ghana being listed as his second nationality on Wikipedia, sparking widespread conversation across social media. IShowSpeed’s trip to Ghana was more than just a vacation. From interacting with locals and embracing Ghanaian culture to sharing unfiltered, energetic moments with fans on the streets, the visit quickly went viral. Clips from the trip circulated heavily on TikTok, X (Twitter), Instagram, and YouTube, with many…

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Renowned Ghanaian media personality Portia Gabor has opened up about an unexpected twist in her life journey, revealing how a feature she once felt insecure about her “big ears” played a pivotal role in landing her a job at TV3. Reflecting on her journey in the media industry, Portia shared that what many would consider a physical flaw turned out to be a defining moment in her career. According to her, her unique look caught the attention of decision-makers during the audition process, setting her apart from other hopefuls and ultimately earning her a spot on television. “At the time,…

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Award-winning Ghanaian musician Stonebwoy has weighed in on the ongoing conversation surrounding the proposed renaming of Kotoka International Airport (KIA), stating clearly that he has no objections to the change. Speaking on the issue, the reggae and dancehall star emphasized that he is at peace with whatever decision is ultimately taken, noting that his focus remains on unity and progress rather than controversy. According to Stonebwoy, discussions about national symbols and monuments should be handled with maturity and respect for differing perspectives. “I have no problem with the change,” the musician said, a statement that has since sparked conversations across…

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Marriage is often described as a partnership built on love, trust, and mutual respect. However, the transition from courtship to married life can sometimes bring subtle changes in behavior that leave one partner feeling overlooked or unwanted. While this is not true for every marriage, certain habits can unintentionally affect a husband’s emotional well-being. 1. Withdrawing Affection Physical and emotional affection are key to maintaining connection. Some women may become less physically expressive or less verbally affirming after marriage. This can leave men feeling unloved or unappreciated, even if there is no intent to hurt. Simple gestures like hugs, compliments,…

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Hospital environments are designed to promote healing, but they also host a wide range of germs due to the high number of patients, visitors, and healthcare workers passing through daily. Hospital restrooms, in particular, require extra caution. Practicing good hygiene in these spaces is essential to protecting yourself and others from infection. Wash Your Hands Thoroughly Handwashing is the most effective way to prevent the spread of germs. Use soap and running water, scrubbing your hands for at least 20 seconds. Be sure to clean between your fingers, under your nails, and around your wrists. When soap and water are…

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Before Prophet ElBernard’s political prophecy eventually failed, outspoken politician and businessman Kennedy Agyapong had already made his position clear he was not persuaded by prophetic declarations concerning his political fortunes. When the prophecy first surfaced, Kennedy Agyapong reportedly dismissed it publicly, signaling confidence in his own political strategy, experience, and the democratic process rather than spiritual predictions. Known for his blunt style, Agyapong’s reaction reflected a long-held skepticism toward prophecies that intersect directly with electoral outcomes. Rather than engaging the prophecy on spiritual grounds, Agyapong emphasized preparation, hard work, and the will of the people as the true determinants of…

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Gospel musician and minister Sonnie Badu has publicly come to the defense of Prophet ElBernard following widespread criticism over a political prophecy that did not come to pass. The prophecy, which was linked to a recent political outcome, sparked intense debate across social media and within Christian circles, with many questioning prophetic credibility in public spaces. In his response, Sonnie Badu urged believers to exercise spiritual maturity and restraint, emphasizing that prophecy should not be reduced to political prediction or public spectacle. According to Badu, a missed prophecy does not automatically invalidate a prophet’s calling or years of ministry. “Prophecy…

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