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THE STRANGER RULES, THE NATIVE LIES

September 7, 2026

A town whose natives struggle over power, lies sell fast and truth is trampled upon.The town’s behavior is a profound spiritual sickness, driven by lies and a fundamental misunderstanding of truth. The natives remain aloof and tarry, only to see their prize go to a stranger who takes it away without breaking a sweat. Because...

WHY’S THE GA MAŊTSƐ STOOL OUTRANKS NUNGUA’S – FIRST SON OF THE DEITIES

September 5, 2026

The Ga Maŋtsɛ stool reigns supreme over Nungua’s because it is not merely a chieftaincy, it is the primordial throne of the entire GaDangme people. Its authority flows directly from the earth itself, consecrated by the very custodians of the land: Nortse Lakote Aduawushie Shitse Bokete Laweh. These two spiritual pillars do not install a...

Nene Tetteh Wakah III Blazes Prampram Kotoko Homowo in Majesty

September 1, 2026

Nene Tetteh Wakah III, Paramount Chief Of Prampram Kotoko and Chairman Richard Duke Nii Armah Quaye RAQ The 2026 Prampram Kotoko Homowo was not merely a celebration, it was a sensory immersion into the soul of Ga-Dangme culture. From the outset of the traditional procession, Prampram transformed into a living canvas of royalty, spirituality, and...

THE ECHO OF KATAMANSO: Professor King Odaifio Welentsi III

September 1, 2026

His Royal Majesty, Oboade Notse King Professor Odaifio Welentsi III, the Nungua Maŋtsɛ The drums of Prampram Kotoko did not merely announce the arrival of the 2026 Homowo Festival, they summoned the ghosts of 1826. And when His Royal Majesty, Oboade Notse King Professor Odaifio Welentsi III, the Nungua Maŋtsɛ and President of the Greater...

Apostle Solomon Oduro’s “Victim Act” Must Not Trap Rev. Dr. Charlotte Oduro’s Ministry

September 1, 2026

In the shadows of the pulpit, a tragedy often unfolds behind closed doors. While the church praises the man of God, the family at home may be suffering under the weight of control, manipulation, and cruelty. It is time to lift the veil and expose a pattern of behavior that has become all too common...

KASOA CUSTODIANS TO MAHAMA: FIRE INCOMPETENT MCE SETH BANINI – NAI ATOPI KWASHIE ABBEY VII

August 29, 2026

The traditional leadership of Kasoa, led by the Boundary Chief of the Awutu Traditional Area, Nai Atopi Kwashie Abbey VII, has called on President John Dramani Mahama to immediately remove the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Awutu Senya East, Seth Banini, citing gross incompetence and destabilizing interference in local chieftaincy affairs. The custodians of the...

MS. LYDIA NAA KOSHIE GOLIGHTLY SHAPES ACCRA’S NEXT GENERATION THROUGH BILINGUAL EXCELLENCE

August 23, 2026

Ms. Lydia Naa Koshie Golightly, an educator at Ave Maria School in Dansoman, is driving a major shift in how native and official languages are taught in the capital. She uses an intense and value driven teaching style that blends strict discipline with deep cultural knowledge. Though not a veteran teacher, Ms. Golightly has taught...

Self Aid Now, First Aid Later — Counsel to Aiders

August 23, 2026

The mantra “Self Aid Now, First Aid Later” is the most intelligent operational order you could ever give yourself. It is not selfish, it is tactical. It ensures your own safety before you become a casualty of rescue. When the oxygen masks drop, you are commanded to put yours on before helping the child beside...

BAD OR GREAT ANCESTOR ONE DAY

August 20, 2026

One day, you too will become an ancestor. When your name is spoken by future generations, will it be remembered with gratitude or with pain? Will they thank God for the foundation you laid, or will they suffer because of the consequences of the choices you made? “The good we do, we do unto ourselves.”...

The Ga King Who Needs No Crown & Worth More Than One

August 13, 2026

At the heart of 2026 Homowo celebration sat Nii Adotey Otintor II. The Sempe Mantse. The Mankralo of the Ga State. The Paramount Chief of the Sempe Traditional Council. But titles, to this man, were mere words. He did not go about the title of King, he lived the worth of one. He sat in...