Saturday, July 23, 2011

PROPHET SEGBENE ACCUSE EDITOR OF SEIZURE OF NDC GOLD CARD

The Famous NDC Congress ‘false predication man of God’ Prophet Segbene Xenedzi has accused the editor of the Daily Punch newspaper, Ebenezer Ato Sam aka Babby Ansahba of seizing his NDC gold membership card.
He explains that he granted an interview with Baby Ansahba last week on the numerous threats he had received especially from some members in the NDC.
According to him, Babby Ansahba requested to scan his NDC gold card so he can publish it along with the details of the story.
But Prophet Segbene stated that Baby Ansahba has since refuse to return his gold card. He says he has reported the issue to the Nima Police Station.
CUE IN: SEGBENE ON GOLD CARD
Meanwhile, the Editor of the Daily Punch newspaper, Ebenezer Ato Sam has confirmed that he has in his possession the gold card but did not seized it as speculated by the Man of God.
He explains that Prophet Segbene can come for his gold card anytime.

Friday, July 22, 2011

MINORITY MEMBERS SUPPORTED PURCHASE OF MILITARY AIRCRAFT

The Deputy Majority Leader, Rashid Pepluo says some members of the minority voted in favour of the purchase of the 5 aircrafts for the Military in parliament.
He says most of the members in the minority actually supported that the idea to get more jets for the military with much support when the vote was cast.
Rashid Pepluo explains that there are no secrets dealings in the agreement as been speculated in the media.
According to him, those who were commenting against the purchase of the jets are not members of the committee that discussed the purchasing of the jets.

He added that the presence of the Vice President in Parliament was to contribute to the proceeds on the issues on the debate of the supplementary budget.
Rashid Pepluo states John Mahama is not an alien in the House and that the law does not forbid him from contributing to parliamentary proceeds.

Meanwhile, the Member of Parliament for Atwima Mponua Constituency, Isaac Asiamah has labeled President Mills and his government as hypocrites and most corrupt administration in the political history of this country.
Referring to the debate over proposal by government to purchase 5 aircrafts for the Air Force, he argues that the NDC when in minority condemned the NPP government for making efforts to procure 2 aircrafts refuse for the same Airforce.
He added that despite the figures released by government, economic conditions are worsening.
According to hon. Isaac Asiamah shows that the cost of an aircraft is $32 million as against the proposed $65,750,000 stated in the government agreement.

NDC ARE HYPOCRITES TO BUY 5 JETS IN THE MIST OF BAD ECONOMIC CONDITIONS-ISAAC ASIAMAH

The Member of Parliament for Atwima Mponua Constituency, Isaac Asiamah has labeled President Mills and his government as hypocrites and most corrupt administration in the political history of this country.
Referring to the debate over proposal by government to purchase 5 aircrafts for the Air Force, he argues that the NDC when in minority condemned the NPP government for making efforts to procure 2 aircrafts refuse for the same Airforce.
Hon. Asiamah said the action of the NDC is hypocritical adding that he is shocked that the President Mills who claims to be an honest person is supervising this practice.
The Atwima Mponua MP says he is even more alarmed at fact that the NDC was against the NPP’s decision citing economic conditions adding that the same economic conditions exist however government is insistent of buying the aircrafts.
He added that despite the figures released by government, economic conditions are worsening.
According to hon. Isaac Asiamah shows that the cost of an aircraft is $32 million as against the proposed $65,750,000 stated in the government agreement.

Thursday, July 21, 2011

RAWLINGS WEEPS ON CNN OVER PLIGHT OF SOMALIS

Former President Jerry John Rawlings could not hold back his tears as he broke down in the midst of a live interview on CNN, over the suffering of the many Somalian people.
The United Nations has declared famine in the horn of Africa comprising of Eritrea, Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia due to lack of rains in the past two years.
Ex-President Rawlings was recounting his experience on the ground, to CNN’s International Desk Programme hosted by Aysha Sesay today.
Mr. Rawlings who was being interviewed via satellite from a base in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia, broke down in tears when he started narrating how he saw a 5 year old child who looked so much like a one-and-a-half year old due to the severity of the situation.

He stated that the African Union has done remarkable well to help solve the situation in Somalia. According to him, tens of thousands of Somalis are feared dead in the world's worst famine in a generation.
The African Union High Commission to Somalia stated that the fact that the nation has been hit by famine shows just how grave the situation has become.
He explains that it is time for the world to help.

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

UG SUSPENSION CAN INFLUENCE COURT JUDGEMENT-LAWYER

A constitutional Lawyer, Osei Kwadwo says the disciplinary punishment minted out to the six university students for allegedly molesting Amina Haruna they claimed to be a thief at the University of Ghana can influence court judgment.
He argued that the university’s action prejudices the court judgment, stating that the school should have assisted in investigations rather than immediately issuing punishments.
He however stated he does not expect the court to be influence by the University’s decision.
Lawyer Osei Kwadwo added that the University decision to punish the six students is lawful which should be tolerated.
But he emphasized that it has a tendency to influence the court decision on the case.