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STOP THE APOLOGIES: Hon. Mrs. Linda Ocloo Never Insulted Northerners

May 9, 2026

Hon. Mrs. Linda Ocloo did not insult Northerners. She spoke an uncomfortable national truth: Ghana’s development remains uneven. Transfers from Accra are often perceived as punitive not because the North lacks dignity or value, but because infrastructure, healthcare, educational opportunities, jobs, and social amenities remain heavily concentrated in Accra and a few southern cities. That...

Hon Mrs Linda Ocloo Spoke the Truth – Uneven Development Is the Issue.

May 8, 2026

Why the haste in judging Hon Mrs Linda Ocloo? and rushing to crucify her over a statement she made that reportedly suggested transfers from the Accra to the North as punishment, when what she said was right? . What she said is not anti-North bigotry, rather she raised a substantive social and political question that...

Ghana’s Wealth Remain a Family Inheritance – Agyapadeɛ Goes On! ” You Scratch My Back, I Scratch Your Back”

May 1, 2026

From the nephews of Mr. President to the brother of the President. Ghana’s democracy was never meant to become a private estate where political power, national resources, and economic opportunity are inherited through bloodlines, family networks, and entrenched privilege. Yet increasingly, many citizens are left questioning whether the promise of national progress has been hijacked...

Prampram Commences Kpledo Festival as Paramount Chief Calls for Peace

April 30, 2026

The PramPram Traditional area has officially commenced the Kpledo Festival, a sacred observance celebrated over three consecutive Tuesdays, each holding its own special significance for the community and the honoring of local deities. The first Tuesday is dedicated to the revered LaLue deity, which was carried in procession to Kpletsoshishi yesterday for traditional dancing and rituals....

Man Of The March” — Nii Muhammed, the Handsome Humble Macho: A Chief of Transformation

April 29, 2026

Alajo shall forever remember and bless the name of Nii Armah Ajor I, affectionately celebrated as Mohammed Ayi Quaye, a man whose reign has become a symbol of benevolence, visionary leadership, and transformational service. In him, the people of Alajo have found not merely a traditional ruler, but a humanitarian chief whose legacy is deeply...

NO ASAFOATSE IS ABOVE ANOTHER – HONORING ALL OVER SACRIFICE, NOT SUPREMACY

April 21, 2026

The current contention over who is the most superior Asafoatse under the Ga Maŋtsɛ, or within the Ga State, raises an important cultural and historical question about GaDangme custom, particularly concerning the Asafoatsenukpa (warlords) and the ongoing debate over supremacy in relation to the Ga Maŋtsɛ. However, the dispute between Captain Kojo Nseni Mankattah and...

McDan Foundation Supports 7,000 Widows with Massive Donation in Accra

April 13, 2026

The McDan Foundation provided essential supplies, financial aid, and critical healthcare services to 7,000 widows from the coastal belt of Accra during its annual “McDan Widows Support Project” event at the La Town Park. The initiative targeted widows from Ga Mashie, Osu, La, and Teshie, seeking to alleviate economic hardships through a comprehensive social intervention...

Muslim President Or Female Muslim President For Ghana

April 5, 2026

Ghana is not a christian state, it’s time to prove it. That the presidency is not a “Boys’ Club or a Religious Seat” . Ghana can only secure lasting solutions to its many challenges if it begins to fully acknowledge and embrace the broader implications of diversity in leadership. Our national focus must move beyond...

WHO IS NAA OKAITSOO SOYOO I? EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

April 2, 2026

If you walk through the busy streets of Agbogbloshie, Kantamanto, Korle Wonko, Amamomo and CMB, you will hear one name spoken with deep respect and affection and that name is Naa Okaitsoo Soyoo I, Queen Mother of Agbogbloshie. But who is the woman behind the crown? Her story is not just one of royalty, it is...

Media Bias Threatens Ghana’s Homegrown Success

March 24, 2026

Media Bias Threatens Ghana’s Homegrown Success “When media turns critique into vilification, Ghanaian entrepreneurs pay the price.Balanced reporting protects reputations, encourages investment, and fosters national pride.” Ghanaian entrepreneurs are building success stories that drive the economy, but selective media criticism threatens to undermine them. When reporting amplifies problems while ignoring achievements, it distorts public perception...