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Fixing The Country; Police Visibility Needs To Be Enhanced With Adequate Logistics And A Heart To Protect The People of Ghana
The government’s approach in dealing with criminal and security related issues in the past few years has been inactive, ineffectual and nothing out of the ordinary.
The Outdated Information On The Sites Of Our Public Institutions; A Disgrace To Our Leaders
The RTI Act authoritatively makes it possible for all public institutions to make it easy for the public to obtain information.
The Talk Is Too Much; Offenders Must Be Punished Lawfully
So let's evade the talks and enforce the law completely without any annoying societal, religious, political or economical justifications. The system must work!
“As Long As We Keep To How We Do Things And Don’t Evolve, We Can Change Nothing” – Dr. Evans Oppong
... you are driving in Accra to Trassaco but the road that leads to trassaco is so messed up but the main estate is a multi-million estate.
Feature: An Elected Totalitarian; The Time To Review The 1992 Constitution is Now!
... it takes a fixed mentality to realize the need to do things differently if a different result is to be expected.
#FixTheCountryGhana: A Disturbed Ghanaian Intellect Writes Profoundly To Kobby Kyei
The call to the Ghanaian youth to arise for the nation is now.
Abbeam Ministries Bless Kobby Kyei’s “Go There” Initiative With £1000
Speaking after the donation, the cleric urged other fellows to support a good course like "Go There With Kobby Kyei" which seeks to bring to light the plights of the disabled and less privileged in society.
#GoThereWithKobbyKyei: The Sad Story Of Physically Challenged 7 Year Old Blessing Whose Father Is Also Disabled – PHOTOS
According to Blessing's father, Mr. Eric Manteh, who is physically challenged himself, his daughter lost the ability to walk through birth.
Kobby Kyei Starts Philanthropic Project ‘Go There With Kobby Kyei’
The main purpose of this initiative is to help eradicate poverty, empower humanity, show compassion, balance the salt of tolerance and give in our little way to improve our lives in the community and the country as a whole that we find ourselves.
Why Is Ghanaian Football Still In ‘Jail’?
Let us not lose the plot. Indeed, if we fail to do anything quickly about the situation, our players would be very rusty and will file out like rats deserting a sinking ship - when our borders and ports are opened.