OBINIM SAGA: PASTOR WILLIAM FOBIH FAMILY MEETS TO DECIDE

Pastor William Fobih and his family have been locked up in a meeting with legal experts on the step to take about the paralyzing of his son.
Adom news can confirmed that Gifty Fobih and her husband Pastor William Fobih are meeting to decide on the next possible action to be taken about the allege defamation and the spell cast on their 2 year old son.
Lawyer Kwame Boateng Acheampong stated that the family will come out tomorrow with a concrete stand on the issue.
Earlier, the Vice President of the International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA), Ursula Owusu stated that it will be difficult to legally sanction Obinim
Hence they will assist in counseling the family psychologically on the issue.

LAWYER BOATENG URGE GOVERNMENT TO ENFORCE CHILDREN’S ACT

Lawyer Kwame Boateng Akyeampong has urged government has put all the necessary institutions in place to enforce the children act.
He stated that though there is the Social Welfer Department and the Domestic Violence Unit (DOVVSU) as well as the Children’s Ministry both departments lacks resources to implement the children right act hence making it difficult for children to insist on their rights.
He therefore tasks the government to put all resources in place to enforce the children’s act.
Lawyer Kwame Boateng Akyeampong made these statement today in connection with the allege spell cast on the ‘girlfriend’ of Bishop Obinim hence making him paralyzed.
He was speaking on Dwaso Nsem programme today with Adakabre Frimpong Manso.
According to him, any other interested party or organization wishing to go to court should consult the family of Gifty Fobih so that they can assist the family.
Meanwhile, The Vice President of the International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA), Ursula Owusu has added her voice by urging Christians to be circumspect with their leaders and not to follow suite to their thought.
She noted that Bishop Obinim has disgrace the Christian faith and his wife hence he does not deserve to lead his congregation.

PASTOR OBINIM WILL PAY FOR MISLEADING PEOPLE- REV DEEGBEY

The General Secretary of the Ghana Christian Council Reverend Fred Deegbe says Bishop Daniel Obinim will account some day for misleading people despite the fact that he is a pastor and a leader.
He explains that every individual will face the consequences of his or her actions.
Rev. Fred Deegbey was commenting on how Obinim attacked a presenter and destroyed property at an Accra-based radio station.
He says Bishop Obinim’s behavior was unfortunate, regrettable and very scandalous.
Rev. Deegbe says the argument that Bishop Obinim was provoked was no excuse for his actions.
He further advised Christians to be discerning in listening to their pastors and to have a personal relationship with God.

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GHANAIANS DISAPPOINTED IN CANCELLATION OF GHANA-NIGERIA CLASH

Ghanaians have expressed disappointment over the cancellation of the match between Ghana Black Stars and the Super Eagles of Nigeria.
Some expectant fans say though they are disappointed they hope the FA can re-arrange the match at a later date.

Meanwhile, an Executive Committee Member of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) Randy Abbey says the game could not go for security reasons as there is riot in London for the past three days.
Randy Abbey says it is unfortunate but believes it is in the interest and safety of the players and fans.

NPP WILL USE INSULTS AS SELF DEFENCE-PERRY OKUDZETO

A member of the communication Director of the NPP, Perry Okudzeto have stated that though the constitution of the NPP sanctions members for in disciplinary action, they will use insults as self defence if their opponents provoke them.
He explains that if a member of the party is provoked at a media discussion, the member has the right to react to the statement.
Perry Okudzeto was answering whether the NPP will punish any member if they engage in politics of insults.
According to him, the media should to be circumspect when dealing with politicians on their political shows.

Meanwhile, the National Organizer of the National Democratic Congress, Yaw Boateng Gyan has called on the media especially radio stations to ban politicians who exchange insults on their discussion.
He explains that this measures will help check the politics of insults that has recent characterized the local political scene.
Commenting on whether the NDC has special sanctions for those who engage in the act, Yaw Boateng Gyan stated that the disciplinary committee sanctions members who exchange words in the media.
But he stated that the disciplinary committee does not make their public hence the suggestions that media should rather ban those people from their studio.