B/A JOURNALIST BARES TEETH AGAINST EVENTS ORGANIZERS’

Journalists in Sunyani have expressed their displeasure at organizers for the first Radio and TV personality awards, Xtertic UK and Big Events GH for not including journalists from the region in the released list of nominees.
According to them it has become a tradition of most event organizers, forget the various regions when they organize events and programmes.
Speaking at news conference conference today, the journalists in the Brong Ahafo region accuse the awards organizers- Xtertic UK and Big Events GH for failing to include media practitioners in the region and other regions in the Radio and Television personality of the year award.
Spokesperson for the angry journalists Alhaji Tanko who works with Classic fm in Techiman, accuse event managers of being bias in selecting nominees.
They tell Adom news that they have also contributed immensely towards the development of radio and Television in Ghana.
They recall how the region was left out when the President met Editors earlier in the month.

GMA URGE GOVERNMENT TO ESTABLISH MEDICAL CLINICS NATION-WIDE REDUCE MEDICALLY CHALLENGE OF THE STREETS

The Assistant General Secretary of the Ghana medical association , Dr Frank Serebour has urge the government to establish psychiatric hospitals in all the regions to reduce the number of mentally ill persons on the streets.
He explains that due to the low number of psychiatric hospitals in the country there are the many mentally challenged persons rooming on the streets.
He also urge the government to train more health persons in the sector to minimize the work load at the hospital.
He notes that we should not only leave the responsibilities to government but to also citizens and family members of the mentally challenge needs to embrace their wards if they are cured from illness.
He says people should desist from abusing and frustrating family members whose ward is suffering from mental illness because just like any illness everybody would be affected.


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MCE CLASHES WITH CHURCH OVER CEMETARY

The Chief Executive of the Ledzokuku Krowor Municipal Assembly is on a collision course with the pastors and elders of the Gospel Light International Church over a piece of land on the Nungua Beach Road.

The MCE, Daniel Amartey Mensah, has vowed to pull down any structure the church attempts to build on the disputed land.
But the church leaders insist that they acquired the land from a chief in Nungua six years ago and have every right to develop it.

Mr Daniel Amartey Mensah has repudiated the church’s explanation, saying the land could not have been sold to the church because it had been set aside for use as a cemetery.

The MCE said there was no clear evidence they indeed bought the land from the chiefs as claimed.

He vowed that the assembly will use all legal means to stop any illegality in the district.