President Akufo-Addo has hinted that the much-talked-about same-sex marriage will never be legalized in Ghana. According to him, it will never happen under his watch. President Akufo-Addo said "I have said this before and let me conclude stress it now. It will not be under the Presidency of Nana Akufo-Addo that same-sex-marriage will be legalized" READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/sheila-bartels-others-told-to-concentrate-on-their-disloyal-cheating-husbands-not-side-chicks The call comes after scores of CSO, Religious Organisation and Institutes have been kicking against the legalization of Lesbians, Gays, Bisexual and Transgenders (LGBT) in Ghana. It will be recalled that the European Union and the Australian High Commission to Ghana graced the opening of an LGBT Headoffice in Accra weeks ago. The opening of the office left much talking and asking whether Ghana was going to give room for LGBT. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/i-m-ready-to-offer-my-3rd-girl-s-hand-in-marriage-to-kofi-kinaata-nii-lante-vanderpuye-video In series of Ministerial Vettings, almost all the Minister-designates have one way or the other spoken against LGBT. Although the LGBT community in Ghana says they are not happy about their rights being infringed upon, ThinkNews Online has gathered that the Gays and Lesbians have vowed to fight for their human rights. Meanwhile, the recently opened LGBT office has been shut down. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/live-turn-unto-ghana-oh-lord-and-have-mercy-on-us-aglow-gh-international-video Watch the video below: Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

The Trade and Industry Minister-designate, Alan Kyerematen says 139,331 jobs have so far been created from the government’s One District, One Factory (1D1F) initiative. “Through the intervention of 1D1F, 139,331 direct and indirect jobs have so far been created by the 76 companies that are already operational. 285,915 additional direct and indirect jobs are projected from the projects that are under construction,” he stated. Mr. Kyerematen, announced this when he appeared before the Appointments Committee of Parliament on Friday for vetting. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/sheila-bartels-others-told-to-concentrate-on-their-disloyal-cheating-husbands-not-side-chicks He noted that in addition to the 76 projects that are currently operational, 107 of them are under construction and another 49 are ready for construction to commence within the first half of the year. He also indicated that 64 of the 232 1D1F projects are existing companies that were adopted and supported under the 1D1F initiative. “Contrary to comments that 1D1F is just an attempt to brush up on existing companies, if you look at the statistics, only 64 of the 232 companies are existing. 168 of them are new companies,” he stated. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/i-m-ready-to-offer-my-3rd-girl-s-hand-in-marriage-to-kofi-kinaata-nii-lante-vanderpuye-video The Trade and Industry Minister-designate argued that the 1D1F initiative is one of the most revolutionary programs since Ghana’s independence, saying that it goes to the core of bringing industry and development to the doorsteps of ordinary people and that is why the NPP government pursued it with “aggression”. The 1D1F is a private sector-led initiative envisioned by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to create the necessary conducive environment for businesses to access funding from financial institutions and other support services from government agencies so as to establish factories and production units in the various districts of the country. It seeks to change the structure of Ghana’s economy from one which is dependent on import and export of raw material to one which is focused on manufacturing, value addition, and export of processed goods by processing raw materials found largely in the 275 districts of the country into finished or semi-finished goods. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/accra-aglow-ghana-defies-rain-holds-first-intercessory-prayer-after-lockdown-pictures Credit: News Desk Report

A declassified United States intelligence report has said Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approved an operation to capture or kill dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was murdered and dismembered in Istanbul in 2018. "We assess that Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approved an operation in Istanbul, Turkey to capture or kill Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi," the US Office of the Director of National Intelligence said in the report posted on its website. "We base this assessment on the crown prince's control of decision-making in the kingdom, the direct involvement of a key adviser and members of Mohammed bin Salman's protective detail in the operation, and the crown prince's support for using violent measures to silence dissidents abroad, including Khashoggi," it added. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/sheila-bartels-others-told-to-concentrate-on-their-disloyal-cheating-husbands-not-side-chicks Saudi Arabia said it rejected completely "the negative, false and unacceptable" assessment of the US intelligence report implicating the crown prince in Khashoggi's death, Riyadh said on Friday. The report was completed under the administration of Donald Trump in the wake of the gruesome killing. But President Joe Biden ordered a declassified version to be released as part of a reset where Washington is distancing itself from Prince Mohammed. The report asserts that the prince directed the assassination in which Khashoggi, a Washington Post writer, and US resident, was lured to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, then killed and cut into pieces. Prince Mohammed has said he accepts Saudi Arabia's overall responsibility in the killing of his vocal critic but denies a personal link. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/i-m-ready-to-offer-my-3rd-girl-s-hand-in-marriage-to-kofi-kinaata-nii-lante-vanderpuye-video Jamal Khashoggi was a prominent journalist and critic of the ultra-conservative kingdom's government. The 59-year-old went into self-imposed exile in the US in 2017 after falling out with Prince Mohammed, who had become de facto ruler months earlier. Turkish officials say he was killed in his country's Istanbul consulate on October 2, 2018, by a 15-man Saudi squad who strangled him and cut his body into pieces. His remains were never found. In a partially redacted two-year-old report released Friday by President Joe Biden's administration, US intelligence concluded that the prince "approved an operation in Istanbul, Turkey to capture or kill Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi." READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/accra-aglow-ghana-defies-rain-holds-first-intercessory-prayer-after-lockdown-pictures "The crown prince views Khashoggi as a threat to the kingdom and broadly supported using violent measures if necessary to silence him," it said. In September last year, a Saudi court overturned five death sentences in its final ruling and handed jail terms of up to 20 years to eight unnamed defendants after secretive legal proceedings. The verdict came after Khashoggi's sons "pardoned" the killers in May last year, paving the way for less severe punishment. Two top figures, who are part of Prince Mohammed's inner circle, were investigated over the killing and exonerated. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/criminality-on-lgbt-is-non-negotiable-and-our-cultural-practices-frowns-on-it-adwoa-safo-pics Both deputy intelligence chief Ahmed al-Assiri and the royal court's media adviser Saud al-Qahtani were sacked shortly after the murder but eventually cleared "due to insufficient evidence". 'Fear, intimidation' Khashoggi once served as an adviser to the Saudi government but later became a vociferous critic of Prince Mohammed's policies, speaking out in both the Arab and Western press. Never one to mince his words, Khashoggi described a new Saudi era of "fear, intimidation, arrests and public shaming" in an article published in the Post in 2017. In a March 2018 editorial in The Guardian, co-authored with historian Robert Lacey, Khashoggi wrote: "For his domestic reform program, the crown prince deserves praise. But at the same time, the brash and abrasive young innovator has not encouraged or permitted any popular debate." "He appears to be moving the country from old-time religious extremism to his own 'You-must-accept-my-reform' extremism, without any consultation -- accompanied by arrests and the disappearance of his critics." READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/live-turn-unto-ghana-oh-lord-and-have-mercy-on-us-aglow-gh-international-video Khashoggi fled the country in September 2017, months after Prince Mohammed was appointed heir to the throne and amid a campaign that saw dozens of dissidents arrested, including intellectuals and Islamic preachers. His criticisms of Saudi Arabia's policies included its role in Yemen, where Riyadh leads a military coalition fighting alongside the government in its war against the Iran-backed Huthi rebels. He also opposed a 2017 Saudi-led boycott of Qatar, a tiny Gulf emirate that found itself isolated for more than three years over its allegedly close ties to extremist groups and Iran. Liberal ideas Khashoggi said he had been banned from writing in the pan-Arab daily Al-Hayat, owned by Saudi Prince Khaled bin Sultan al-Saud, over his defense of the Muslim Brotherhood which Riyadh has blacklisted as a terrorist organization. The writer said Saudi authorities banned him from using his verified Twitter account after he said the country should be "rightfully nervous about a Trump presidency". READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/supreme-court-orders-dominic-ayine-to-retract-and-apologize-over-predetermined-agenda-comments Former US President, Donald Trump had repeatedly expressed support for Prince Mohammed, describing him as a friend who was doing a "spectacular job". Trump said he was "extremely angry" about Khashoggi's murder but that nobody had "pointed a finger" at the kingdom's leader. Khashoggi came from a prominent Saudi family with Turkish origins. He was born in the western Saudi city of Medina, revered in Islam as the burial place of the Prophet Mohammed. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/first-ghanaian-policewoman-rosemond-asiama-dies-at-91 After a youth spent studying Islamic ideology, he later embraced more liberal ideas. He began his career as a journalist with Saudi dailies in the 1980s, covering the Afghanistan conflict. But the authorities came to see Khashoggi as too progressive and he was forced to resign as editor-in-chief of Al-Watan in 2003. However, Khashoggi retained ambiguous ties to Saudi authorities, having held advisory positions in Riyadh and Washington -- including to Prince Turki al-Faisal, who ran Saudi Arabia's intelligence agency for more than 20 years. Credit: Reuters, AFP

Banky W returns to the music scene with ‘Final Say’, starring Adesua Etomi. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/first-ghanaian-policewoman-rosemond-asiama-dies-at-91 As Banky W and Adesua Etomi welcome their first child, a new tune/video is unlocked to celebrate this amazing news. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/supreme-court-orders-dominic-ayine-to-retract-and-apologize-over-predetermined-agenda-comments Banky W took to his Instagram page to announce the release of his new single titled, ‘Final Say’, which talks about God’s work in his lives and how he showed himself to them. Watch the video below: Credit: African Entertainment

One of the African Pioneers for Children and Women’s Rights Movement, Felicia Dede Adadzawa will be laid to rest on March 13 at Ho Dome in the Volta Region. Late Felicia Dede Adadzawa will go down history as a charismatic, long-suffering, selfless, hardworking, and role model to many due to her spirited fight for justice and equal rights for women and children. Late Adadzawa was no match for any modern woman who grew up in modern times if the truth was anything to go by. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/sheila-bartels-others-told-to-concentrate-on-their-disloyal-cheating-husbands-not-side-chicks She was not the type of woman who enjoyed dating, making marriage proposals, flaunting expensive engagement rings, and getting down the aisle in a puffy-designer wedding gown, to finally say, "Yes, I do!", instead, she represented the face of those women who were forced into early marriages, overworked, and treated without respect and consideration. Growing up when women were oppressed and suppressed, viewed as reproductive objects, farm laborers, and lesser human beings, she ended up in a non-consented married at a tender age. She later jumped out of wedlock a few years after the birth of her first child. Despite marrying a rich man with a pretty fair share in the real estate industry, and a higher education level, things weren't rosy, as she had to work even in her last trimester of pregnancy and so, it was for other co-wives. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/i-m-ready-to-offer-my-3rd-girl-s-hand-in-marriage-to-kofi-kinaata-nii-lante-vanderpuye-video During those dark days of male chauvinism and gender discrimination in African communities, no woman had a right—be it the right to expression, decision-making, or just the right to live an independent life. Therefore, women had no absolute right to opt-out of a forceful marriage. And in case one would do, the consequences were brutal and life-threatening. Therefore, committing such an offense would make you liable to exile from the community or be condemned to death if you would lose in a traditional court. Despite her knowledge of the imminent punishment that comes with committing what was regarded as a taboo, Adadzawa defied the odds, revolted, and incited other women to do so in protest of the oppression and suppression that they were undergoing. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/accra-aglow-ghana-defies-rain-holds-first-intercessory-prayer-after-lockdown-pictures With a strong commitment to gaining her freedom, Adadzawa divorced her rich and powerful husband, a move that landed her into a fierce battle in a traditional court known as the Horlutiedome. An Epic Win for Late Felicia Dede Adadzawa in a traditional court completely changed everything. After her bitter fallout with her husband, it was now time for the deviant and long-suffering Adadzawa to face a disciplinary case before chiefs and elders. Having it in mind that losing the case would have serious ramifications on her future, she explained the magnitude of her plight in-depth, and breadth beyond conviction, securing a landmark win that marked an incredible milestone in the fight for equality. Owing to her confidence, charisma, and sharp wits, Late Dede Felicia warmed the hearts of many, including the high-profile juries who had no better option than granting her freedom. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/criminality-on-lgbt-is-non-negotiable-and-our-cultural-practices-frowns-on-it-adwoa-safo-pics But it wasn't without a cost. She was ordered to compensate her husband, with European Schnapps and other staff, which she did and secured her freedom. The epic win opened a new chapter on how women and children are viewed and treated in society. In her parting shot, Adadzawa convinced the crowd and the traditional judges that women are our mothers, sisters, and daughters. Women, too, are human beings and deserve to be treated fairly with respect and tolerance just like men. She explained the hardships of pregnancy and the pain and risk women go through in childbirth and demanded that no pregnant woman should be forced to slave-work on the farm to protect the life of the unborn baby and the mother. She further demanded that every child must have the right to live and the girl child should no more be forced into marriage. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/supreme-court-orders-dominic-ayine-to-retract-and-apologize-over-predetermined-agenda-comments Instead, they must be allowed to choose whom they want to marry from that day, men were ordered to treat their wives fairly; anyone who didn't was punished. Following her efforts in liberating women and children from the long-time oppression and suppression, she became a hero, and her name was sung and praised by women and children. Late Felicia Dede Adadzawa's second chance in marriage changed her life for good. After her freedom, Late Adadzawa got married to a man of her dreams. With her strong belief in hard work and well-honed work ethics, she sold foodstuffs and clothes to get money for her children's school fees and fend for other needs. She also extended a hand of kindness to other needy children and made a difference in their lives. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/live-turn-unto-ghana-oh-lord-and-have-mercy-on-us-aglow-gh-international-video Her love for humanity, philanthropy, and commitment to fight for gender equality made her dearly loved. Her children are Mrs. Irene Asase Dagadzi, the founder of Dr. Asase Memorial Children's Home, the first orphanage ever in the Volta Region. Other children are Mr. Alexanda Atade Kofi, Mrs. Vero Avor Ahianglo, and Mr. George Agbehali Ohene Adjei. She was also blessed with many grandchildren, including Rejoice Serwah Latzoo, Dorcas Latzoo, Shine Kelly Dagadzi, Moses Ohene Adjei, and the notorious Swiss Ghanaian Broadcast Journalist and Author Mabelle Prior. Felicia also has many great-grandchildren in Switzerland and Ghana, Including Perry, Sese, Nuny, Christina, Dorcas, and Lina, and many more. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/first-ghanaian-policewoman-rosemond-asiama-dies-at-91 Other grandchildren include Dr. Cephas Kwame of the USA and Mr. Frank Kwame of the USA. With well-fought life-changing battle, and a race well won, Felicia Dede Adadzawa left a legacy forever. We honor Felicia Dede Adadzawa. Forever in our hearts Credit: Joshua Kwabena Smith

One person has been confirmed dead after sustaining a gunshot wound following a confrontation between residents of Adwumakaase-Kese in the Afigya Kwabre South District of the Ashanti Region and the police, Thursday morning. There was disagreement between the police and the residents when the youth demanded the reasons for the arrest of one of their colleagues. The police in the ensuing confrontation allegedly shot into the crowd wounding two residents. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/sheila-bartels-others-told-to-concentrate-on-their-disloyal-cheating-husbands-not-side-chicks This was after inhabitants of Adwumakaase-Kese had prevented the Chief of Bomfa from erecting a signpost following a boundary dispute. Calm returned after the Chief of Adwumakaase-Kese community, Nana Asenso Kuffour Ababio, spoke to the residents. But with confirmation of the death of one of the victims Friday morning, residents of Adwumakaase-Kese launched a scathing attack on the residents of Bomfa. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/i-m-ready-to-offer-my-3rd-girl-s-hand-in-marriage-to-kofi-kinaata-nii-lante-vanderpuye-video A police officer has been beaten and a patrol vehicle destroyed. A team of armed police and military have currently been deployed in the two communities to ensure law and order. Story by: News Desk Report

The Leadership of Youth Against Homosexuality (YAH), a non-governmental organization has sent a strong warning to some individuals and International Organizations to desist from pushing the Lesbians, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) agenda in Ghana. According to YAH, Ghana will not allow any foreigner to take the country's goodwill for granted. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/renowned-ghanaian-photographer-emmanuel-bobbie-bob-pixel-reported-dead In a communique sighted by ThinkNews Online and signed by its convenor, Baba Alhaji said "YAH has been paying close attention to the discussion in the print and broadcast media regarding the increasing pressure on the Government to legalize homosexuality and protect homosexuals in Ghana with some individuals and International organizations condemning the Ghana Police for closing down the LGBTQI office in Accra. Inasmuch as we serve every foreigner who walks through our doors with genuine hospitality, we will not allow any foreigner to take our goodwill for granted" Baba Alhaji added that the International Organizations should rather come up with practical social intervention programs to help deal with the numerous issues affecting Ghanaians. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/i-m-ready-to-offer-my-3rd-girl-s-hand-in-marriage-to-kofi-kinaata-nii-lante-vanderpuye-video "Instead of the International organizations coming out with practical social intervention programs to help deal with the numerous issues affecting Ghanaians – including unemployment and environmental destruction, reports are flying virtually every day in the media, pressurizing Government to protect homosexuals" the statement added. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/sheila-bartels-others-told-to-concentrate-on-their-disloyal-cheating-husbands-not-side-chicks ThinkNews Online has gathered that according to the Clinical Infectious Diseases Volume 53, diseases like HIV, syphilis, viral hepatitis, anal human papillomavirus disease, lymphogranuloma proctitis, etc are prevalent in the gay community. "We can't waste our scarce resources and overburden our health insurance scheme with anus stitching and anal cytologic screening. We the youth are the future of this country and we will resist any negative influence from the East, South, West, and North" he said. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/ama-k-abebrese-calls-for-continuous-dialogue-on-lgbt-brouhaha-in-ghana The Youth Against Homosexuality (YAH) says it strongly stands by the criminal code 1960, Act 29, which criminalizes “unnatural carnal knowledge”. Below is a copy of the press release: PRESS RELEASE  BY YOUTH AGAINST HOMOSEXUALITY (YAH)GHANA. ACCRA, 26TH FEBRUARY, 2021 The Youth Against Homosexuality( YAH) is a group that seeks to uphold good traditional Ghanaian values. YAH has been paying close attention to the discussion in the print and broadcast media regarding the increasing pressure on the Government to legalize homosexuality and protect homosexuals in Ghana with some individuals and International organizations condemning the Ghana Police for closing down the LGBTQI office in Accra. Inasmuch as we serve every foreigner who walks through our doors with genuine hospitality, we will not allow any foreigner to take our goodwill for granted. Instead of the International organizations coming out with practical social intervention programs to help deal with the numerous issues affecting Ghanaians – including unemployment and environmental destruction, reports are flying virtually every day in the media, pressurizing Government to protect homosexuals. According to the Clinical Infectious Diseases Volume 53, diseases like HIV, syphilis, viral hepatitis, anal human papillomavirus disease, lymphogranuloma proctitis, etc are prevalent in the gay community. We can't waste our scarce resources and overburden our health insurance scheme with anus stitching and anal cytologic screening. We strongly stand by the criminal code 1960, Act 29, which criminalizes “unnatural carnal knowledge”. We the youth are the future of this country and we will resist any negative influence from the East, South, West, and North. Long live Ghana Long live YAH Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

At least sixteen (16) persons have met their untimely death after two VIP buses crashed at Akim Asafo, a community on the Accra-Kumasi highway on Friday dawn. According to eye-witnesses. the deceased persons comprise 3 women and 13 men. It is emerging that as at 1:30 am on Friday dawn, the driver of one of the KIA buses overtook a vehicle as it was heading towards Accra. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/richie-and-guru-smokes-peace-pipe-vows-not-to-beef-again Further information gathered indicates that the driver whose bus has registration number GT 5629-18 lost control after he realized that another bus was moving towards him. The Police said "Upon reaching a section of the road at Akim Asafo Junction, he made an unsafe overtaking without observing traffic from the opposite direction. In the process, he crashed head-on with another KIA Granbird bus with registration number GE 5510-15, the driver also now deceased which was coming from Kumasi direction." ThinkNews Online has also gathered that although 16 died on the spot, others sustained various degrees of injuries and have been rushed to the Suhum Government Hospital and Akim Asafo Health Center for medical assistance. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/patapaa-knows-how-to-handle-and-talk-to-me-liha-miller-video The remains of the 16 have been deposited at the Suhum Government Hospital mortuary and are calling on relatives to come and identify the bodies. See the video and pictures below: Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

The operators of the LGBTQ+ Rights Ghana office have been given a week to pack out of the apartment they were using as a safe space to support LGBTQ+ people. This was after the landlord, Dr. Asenso Gyambibi, reached an agreement with the estate agent to refund the remaining ten months of rent collected for the five-bedroom apartment. Citi News sources reveal that the landlord has issued a cheque to that effect in the name of the tenant, after an engagement between the estate agent, his lawyers and the Kwabenya District Police Command. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/i-m-ready-to-offer-my-3rd-girl-s-hand-in-marriage-to-kofi-kinaata-nii-lante-vanderpuye-video A team of Police, National Security Officials, Kwabenya Traditional Council and the owner of the apartment locked up the facility on Wednesday, February 24, 2021. Dr. Asenso Gyambibi claimed that the tenant had breached the tenancy agreement by using the facility for LGBTQ+ activities. Some prominent political figures and religious groups had demanded the closure of the centre. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/accra-aglow-ghana-defies-rain-holds-first-intercessory-prayer-after-lockdown-pictures The opening of the centre also heightened public backlash and sparked public debate about the rights of LGBTQ+ persons. The centre had received endorsements from some diplomats at a fundraising event to mark the opening of the facility. The event was said to have been attended by the Danish ambassador, the Australian High Commissioner to Ghana and European Union representatives. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/renowned-ghanaian-photographer-emmanuel-bobbie-bob-pixel-reported-dead Watch the video below: Credit: Citinewroom

Ghanaians were greeted with the sad news of the demise of one of its finest photographers, Emmanuel Bobbie known by many as Bob Pixels on Thursday, February 25, 2021. Although the cause of his death is unknown, unconfirmed reports indicate the prolific photographer died after contracting covid-19. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/i-m-ready-to-offer-my-3rd-girl-s-hand-in-marriage-to-kofi-kinaata-nii-lante-vanderpuye-video The news of his death has left social media sad as many say who will feed them with exclusive and quality pictures of events, Late Bob Pixel's works are well recognized both locally and Internationally. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/accra-aglow-ghana-defies-rain-holds-first-intercessory-prayer-after-lockdown-pictures May he rest in peace. Below are 12 stunning moments captured by the Late Bob Pixels: *The Agile Adowa girl #asantehemma#manhyia The "executioner"... Still a terrifying sight...#afiaKobi Shot of a vulcanizer sleeping on his wares around the Lapaz area A coconut seller resting in his mobile “shop” at Achimota after presumably a long day. #achimota#skatersyard Smile is a universal language I guess. #ishotcanon#85mm#canon#5Dmark IV #Ghanaianphotographer#baker#Tamale#85mm1.2 Don’t aspire to make a living, aspire to make a difference that continues after you are long gone. @canonusa He came across as the leader and had a bullish appearance. He is Jacob. We walked out of world-leading e-waste dumpsite treading carefully not to step on any abandoned black polybags..#Ghana#agbogbloshie#canon#24-70 #Ghana😍 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾. They older now btw😍💕 Pls swipe > “Boy” this could be the dumbest “sh^#” you ever do in your photography career. What if you die? 07-12-16 #canon#documentary#mining#galamsey Travel and see. Canon Eos R 16-35 2.8L III USM shot at 16mm Tbt: what an old man/woman sees sitting down, a young man/woman cannot see standing up Canon 5D Mark IV . 85mm f1.2L All rights reserved. Emmanuel Bobbie Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

3D Consult Touch, one of the finest photography studios in the country nailed it after a photoshoot on Thursday night turned into a love proposal in Accra. The two love birds are said to have been dating for a long time. It is emerging that the gentleman who is head over heels of his girlfriend has been planning the surprise proposal for over a year. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/i-was-invited-by-antoa-fameye-confirms Not knowing the appropriate place or style to profess his love to his woman, the young man took to no option other than going for a photoshoot. Looking like Alice in wonderland, the beautiful lady did not know what was planned for her. She however agreed to the photoshoot offer and agreed to go with him. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/patapaa-knows-how-to-handle-and-talk-to-me-liha-miller-video While the photo session was ongoing, she was asked to position herself, pose to the camera while the guy knelt behind her. With a touch of class, the unique 3D Consult Touch, one of the finest photography studios in the country gave the couples beautiful pictures and videos to grace their occasion. See pictures below: Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

Ghanaian Actress and Movie Producer, Ama K. Abebrese has called for more continuous dialogue on the much-talked-about Lesbianism, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) brouhaha in Ghana. According to her, she aims to have a better understanding of their plight. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/i-m-ready-to-offer-my-3rd-girl-s-hand-in-marriage-to-kofi-kinaata-nii-lante-vanderpuye-video In an interview monitored by ThinkNews Online, she said "I cannot pretend I know the fear that homosexuals and lesbians living in Ghana feel; the laws of Ghana criminalize homosexuality. The customs, many religion, and the culture frown upon it" She added that no one can judge the LGBT community adding that each soul will receive his/her own judgment on judgment day. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/accra-aglow-ghana-defies-rain-holds-first-intercessory-prayer-after-lockdown-pictures "Just because I may not fully understand what they go through doesn't mean that they do not deserve basic human rights" she noted. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith