If you know a straight man that claims he is not fascinated with breasts, you know a man who is lying. According to some men who spoke with Adom news they confess that they are obsessed with breast of females.
Some of men explain that the answer to this question is almost unbelievably simple; we like them because they are there, and we don't have them.
Interestingly, some men claim that the breast broadens their knowledge of events and makes them more abreast with tend of time.
they claim that the first thing which usually move them is the first view of the woman especially the size of the breast
Sexologist Kwame Mensah explains the rationale behind men obsession to the breast.
According to him, men falls in love with their eyes whiles women falls in love with their ears this he explains makes men obsessed with their the physical appearance of women.
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
STATE AND PRIVATE MEDIA COPY EACH OTHER-RESEARCH
Media gurus have welcome a recently published study by the International Communication Research Journal (ICRJ) that private press is serving as an effective countervailing force against government media’s potential domination.
Journalism and Communication research study concludes that “from a media and political perspective, the presence of a demonstrably vibrant Ghanaian press ensures that hopes for democratic consolidation in Africa remain optimistic”.
It would be recall that US president Barack Obama called Ghana media a “successful model” of democracy in Africa.
Speaking to Adom news the editor of The Heritage newspaper A C Ohene says Ghana’s media need to collaborate more to assist in the democratic process in the country.
He explains that the unnecessary competition in the media tends to impede the development of the media in the country. He recommend that media houses should concentrate more on social, economical and developmental issues rather than focusing most of their time on political issues.
The Editor of the Daily Searchlight newspaper, Ken Korankye explains that the Private media in Ghana impact on the public as it has engage them for their contributions in all issues.
He says he is not surprise Ghana’s media operations has become envy of most developmental countries.
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Journalism and Communication research study concludes that “from a media and political perspective, the presence of a demonstrably vibrant Ghanaian press ensures that hopes for democratic consolidation in Africa remain optimistic”.
It would be recall that US president Barack Obama called Ghana media a “successful model” of democracy in Africa.
Speaking to Adom news the editor of The Heritage newspaper A C Ohene says Ghana’s media need to collaborate more to assist in the democratic process in the country.
He explains that the unnecessary competition in the media tends to impede the development of the media in the country. He recommend that media houses should concentrate more on social, economical and developmental issues rather than focusing most of their time on political issues.
The Editor of the Daily Searchlight newspaper, Ken Korankye explains that the Private media in Ghana impact on the public as it has engage them for their contributions in all issues.
He says he is not surprise Ghana’s media operations has become envy of most developmental countries.
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