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   ✅ VOTE FOR TEAM "ANAK": THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE✍️ A manifesto delivered by Akrobettoe  Abraham Nartey and Akangurikye Rita as aspirants for the position of the SRC General Secretary for 2023-2024 academic year. Mr. chairman, the principal, tutors present, SRC executives present, senior colleagues and colleagues present, ladies and gentlemen. I deem it a great privilege and honour to read this manifesto for the position of the general secretary for the Student’s Representative Council.  Mr. Chairman, the position of the General Secretary is a vital position and plays a key role in administration. This role involves supporting and representing the student body during meetings and gatherings and as such it needs a skilled person to occupy that position.   I vehemently believe that with my experience and skills acquired as a Law Clerk at Nkrabea and Associates, Citizens Chambers, Manya Kpongunor, as the PTA General Secretary of Hoffnung Academy, Okwenya and from my service to

  Top reasons you should take good care of your wife Mostly felt by everyone, love is a fantastic thing. Carried by our emotions, a true love really makes feel proud and keep you counted. This exposition outdoors an amazing grounds and justifications for men to take a good care of their wives. First and foremost, taking care of your woman and providing what she needs would earn you respect. One thing that men usually left out is that ladies cherish and prioritize the man who provides them their needs and as such develop the never ending zeal for their husband. Devine impact is really  a rewarding stimulus. As you might have observed, men who take care of their wives and children attract blessings from God. This is because God loves a caring heart and will  multiply your age in folds to live long. A woman who's content with you will surely pray for you. Also taking care of your wife fulfills the demands of the African's customs. In tradition, a man is the breadwinner of the fami

  "Occupy Julorbi House" Demonstrators On Thursday 21st September, 2023, the organizers of the "occupy Julorbi House Demonstrators were scuttled by the Ghana police Service for allegedly bit to demonstrate against the incumbent government for the undue hardship in the country. The protestors who convened at the 37 trotro station were poised to register their displeasure following the recent bloody and undue hardship in Ghana despite court injunction. This has culminated furious in the Ghana police Service for the notorious conduct resulting in their arrest. The covener of the fix the country, Mawuse Oliver Barker-Vormawor among fourty-eight others were arrested for varying contrary to Public Order Act. Meanwhile, security at the Jubilee House is said to be tight at the moment. It's worth noting that despite government's efforts to revitalize the economy which was plaked by COVID-19 pandemic and the Ukraine - Russia war, civilians still doubt the veracity of the c

  🔥🔥✍️TRY A SPECIAL TEST ON THE LINK BELOW:👇👇 https://forms.gle/ytWSTsa6rG44Qg4VA Also try this literacy test: 1. The *oranges* in that bowl ______ sweet. *A. taste*✅ B. tastes 2.  The *instructions* on the package_______ in French and Japanese. *A. are*✅ B. is 3. *Our new community centre*, which has a swimming pool and tennis court___    everyone happy. A. make *B. makes*✅ 4. All the *CD players* on that shelf_______ with a remote control. *A. come*✅ B. comes 5. *A movie* that lasts more than three hours usually___   me to sleep. A. put *B. puts*✅ 6. The *two nurses* who check blood pressure__   chatting with the patients. A. enjoys *B. enjoy*✅ 7.  The green *lizard* on the wall _____ moved for hours. *A. hasn't*✅ B. haven't  8. *One* of her many talents ____ dancing. A. are *B. is*✅ 9.  Roman architecture still _____ architecture today. A. influence *B. influences*✅ 10. We are.......... that she is unfaithful. A. in the known *B. in the know*✅ *Subject-verb agreement* 1.

The Confederations of African Football (CAF) have approved the Baba Yara Stadium as the venue for Ghana's final match in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers against the Central African Republic (CAR). The Black Stars will lock horns with CAR on September 7 as they aim to make it to their 24th AFCON appearance in Ivory Coast next year. The four-time champions will need to avoid defeat at a venue labelled as a fortress in order to make it to the tournament. Ghana have not lost at the Baba Yara Stadium in the last 23 years following their AFCON quarter-final defeat to South Africa in 2000. In their previous five matches in the qualifiers, Ghana have won twice and drawn thrice earning nine points ahead of Angola who have eight points with CAR following with seven points. This implies all teams in group E of the qualifiers Madagascar excluded all stand a chance of making it to the competition. Ghana have however not impressed in their last three matches where they have won

  Baked in the fire: Groomed in the light My milestone still skeptical...? Oh my veritable employer is the table just...? is this fair...? When will the whimsical stop...? Seventy threshold on an exile...? is the erstwhile (50%) auctioned...?                    Oh !!  Oh !! Has it ever haul and needs to be paid back? Diversity in my field: The aspirations of our standard Where will the average be...? yet your entrench and stance...? without the implementors...? Yeh thy Redeemer pave a way The snail will cross a river Published by: SAKIA360SERVICES

  The teaching and non-teaching staff of Colleges of Education have embarked on an industrial strike over the Government’s failure to implement their agreed 2022 conditions of service. The Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) and the Colleges of Education Non-Teaching Staff Association of Ghana (CENTSAG) issued a communiqué on November 4, 2022, warning the Government of their intended strike action if the Government failed to implement the agreed conditions by Friday, November 11. Checks at some Colleges of Education in the Ashanti Region indicate the strike is in full force, as  Citi News  met empty lecture halls with loitering students. The members of the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana and the Colleges of Education Non-Teaching Staff Association of Ghana insist the government has failed to implement the agreed improved conditions of service for their members. Francis Kyei Badu, local Chairman of the College of Education Teachers Association