The Executive Director of Center for Media Analysis, Mr Messan Mawugbe has expressed his disappointment with the trend of questions tailored by journalists in the annual ‘Editors Forum’ interaction with President Mills at the Castle yesterday.
He stated that the Media questions have little effects on the lives of Ghanaians who were expecting journalists to ‘nail’ President Mills.
Speaking in an interview with Adom news, Mr Messan Mawugbe stated developmental issues such as accidents, high mortality rate, Fulani invention at Agogo and Ghana-Ivory Coast bounder oil disputes were left unattended by Journalists.
According to him, the media should be blamed that much because the notification was too short for them to adequately prepared themselves.
He recommended the President trend in answering the questions stating that the President has improved in his interaction with the media.
Meanwhile, a research fellow at the Center for Democratic Development, Mr Abrampa Mensah says there was over consideration on few issues neglecting other pertinent matters
He stated that some of the questions were not necessary to be asked by the journalists.
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Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Saturday, January 7, 2012
MORE PEOPLE WILL DEFECT TO NDOUM’S PPP IF… CPP WOMEN’S ORGANISER
The interdicted Women’s Organiser, Mary Ankomah has once again hit at the current crop of leadership of the Convention People’s Party stating that if the CPP do not handle the aftermath of the exit of its 2008 Flagbearer from the party, the CPP can be plunged into more chaos.
Ms Ankomah in an interview expressed fears that the party will have a tough time dealing with the aftermath of Dr Ndoum’s exit because of the posit of it’s core leaders.
She cautioning that if not handled with care, a chunk of Dr Ndoum’s supporters will go along with him.
Mary Ankomah denied that she organized a number of the party’s supporters to defect to Ndoum’s new PPP.
Nonetheless, she expressed her optimism that the current problems can be overcome through dialogue.
Ms Ankomah in an interview expressed fears that the party will have a tough time dealing with the aftermath of Dr Ndoum’s exit because of the posit of it’s core leaders.
She cautioning that if not handled with care, a chunk of Dr Ndoum’s supporters will go along with him.
Mary Ankomah denied that she organized a number of the party’s supporters to defect to Ndoum’s new PPP.
Nonetheless, she expressed her optimism that the current problems can be overcome through dialogue.
UNEMPLOYED GRADUATES HIT BACK AT DR AGYEKUM ADDO
The Acting president of Unemployed Graduates Association of Ghana (UGAG), Justice Kojo Antwi has hit back at Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of KAMA Group of Companies, Dr Michael Agyekum Addo for advising that graduate must resist joining the group.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of KAMA Group of Companies, Dr Michael Agyekum Addo speaking at the 35th Congregation of the Christian Service University College (CSUC), argued that becoming a member of the association could consign one to perpetual unemployment, when there were several opportunities out there to exploit.
But Justice Kojo Antwi stated that the group does not hinder graduates opportunities of getting job arguing that the group has attracted numerous offers from companies who employ them.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of KAMA Group of Companies, Dr Michael Agyekum Addo speaking at the 35th Congregation of the Christian Service University College (CSUC), argued that becoming a member of the association could consign one to perpetual unemployment, when there were several opportunities out there to exploit.
But Justice Kojo Antwi stated that the group does not hinder graduates opportunities of getting job arguing that the group has attracted numerous offers from companies who employ them.
BNI SUBMITS INTERIM REPORT
The Bureau of National Investigations (BNI) has presented its interim report through the National Security Coordinator to His Excellency President John Evans Atta Mills today.
The BNI was tasked by President Mills on 14th December, 2011 to investigate and report on how a substance confirmed to be cocaine turned into sodium bicarbonate whiles in the custody of police and or the courts.
A statement from the Ministry of Information says the President has now received of the BNI’s interim report and is studying it for further action.
The BNI was tasked by President Mills on 14th December, 2011 to investigate and report on how a substance confirmed to be cocaine turned into sodium bicarbonate whiles in the custody of police and or the courts.
A statement from the Ministry of Information says the President has now received of the BNI’s interim report and is studying it for further action.
Friday, January 6, 2012
VEEP ASSURES EC OF GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
The Vice President, John Mahama has reassured the public that the government will facilitate the operations of the electoral commission to ensure transparent elections.
He stated that government has also put in place all the necessary security measures in place to ensure that Ghanaians are safe during the elections.
He made these statements at Gomoa Pomadze during the opening ceremony of the 80th annual national convention of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Mission in Ghana.
He made a passionate appeal to religious leaders to play their role in the upcoming general elections so as to ensure free, fair and transparent elections
He also urged the religious bodies to remain non partisan and neutral in the elections.
The NPP National Chairman, Jake Obetsebi Lamptey urged religious bodies to play an active role in assuring that elections are peaceful.
He said political parties are competing to be servants therefore all political parties should accept the results of the elections and work to ensure peace in 2012.
He stated that government has also put in place all the necessary security measures in place to ensure that Ghanaians are safe during the elections.
He made these statements at Gomoa Pomadze during the opening ceremony of the 80th annual national convention of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Mission in Ghana.
He made a passionate appeal to religious leaders to play their role in the upcoming general elections so as to ensure free, fair and transparent elections
He also urged the religious bodies to remain non partisan and neutral in the elections.
The NPP National Chairman, Jake Obetsebi Lamptey urged religious bodies to play an active role in assuring that elections are peaceful.
He said political parties are competing to be servants therefore all political parties should accept the results of the elections and work to ensure peace in 2012.
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