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- Barbara Oteng-Gyasi Takes 'Aseda' Tour To Prestea (Pictures)
The Outgoing Member of Parliament (MP) for Prestea Huni-valley constituency, Hon. Barbara Oteng-Gyasi, on Sunday, January 3, took her 'Aseda' (Thank you) tour to Prestea to thank the Constituents for ensuring a peaceful December Election. The MP visited the Central Mosque at Prestea where she met with the Chief Imam, Alhaji Abdul Karim Hassan and other Moslem leaders to express appreciation to Almighty Allah for his protection and guidance throughout her four years in Parliament. The legislator was grateful to the Chief Imam and the Moslem community for reposing confidence in her to represent them in Parliament in 2016. According to the MP, despite her loss in the December polls, prudent measures will be put in place to ensure continual support from her outfit to the constituency. The Chief Imam used the occasion to wish the legislator well and further offered prayers for her and the NPP fraternity. She later called on Nana Abbiam Danso and his elders at the Ayinam palace to show her appreciation for their unflinching support. In the MP's retinue were the Municipal Chief Executive for the area Dr. Isaac Dasmani and executives of NPP. See pictures below: Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith
- Kotoko Players and Staffs Test Positive For Covid-19
Sources close to Kumasi Asante Kotoko says some players and staff have tested positive for covid-19. According to sources, the team contracted the virus from officials of Al Hilal. It is emerging that the team has made an official complaint to the match commissioner as the covid results have clearly been tampered with. ThinkNews Online will keep readers informed on new developments. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith
- A Look At Brain Tumor (Health)
A brain tumor is a collection, or mass, of abnormal cells in your brain. Your skull, which encloses your brain, is very rigid. Any growth inside such a restricted space can cause problems. Brain tumors can be cancerous (malignant) or noncancerous (benign). When benign or malignant tumors grow, they can cause the pressure inside your skull to increase. This can cause brain damage, and it can be life-threatening. Brain tumors are categorized as primary or secondary. A primary brain tumor originates in your brain. Many primary brain tumors are benign. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/local-news-ensure-your-products-are-of-high-quality-meets-international-standard-moses-onyah A secondary brain tumor, also known as a metastatic brain tumor, occurs when cancer cells spread to your brain from another organ, such as your lung or breast. Types Of Brain Tumors Primary brain tumors Primary brain tumors originate in your brain. They can develop from your: brain cells the membranes that surround your brain, which is called meninges nerve cells glands Primary tumors can be benign or cancerous. In adults, the most common types of brain tumors are gliomas and meningiomas. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/watch-accra-tema-motorway-truck-accident-leaves-mad-rush-for-beer-video-pictures Gliomas Gliomas are tumors that develop from glial cells. These cells normally: support the structure of your central nervous system provide nutrition to your central nervous system clean cellular waste break down dead neurons Gliomas can develop from different types of glial cells. The types of tumors that begin in glial cells are: astrocytic tumors such as astrocytomas, which originate in the cerebrum oligodendroglial tumors, which are often found in the frontal-temporal lobes glioblastomas, which originate in the supportive brain tissue and are the most aggressive type Other primary brain tumors include: pituitary tumors, which are usually benign pineal gland tumors, which can be benign or malignant ependymomas, which are usually benign craniopharyngiomas, which occur mostly in children and are benign but can have clinical symptoms like changes in vision and premature puberty primary central nervous system (CNS) lymphomas, which are malignant primary germ cell tumors of the brain, which can be benign or malignant meningiomas, which originate in the meninges schwannomas, which originate in cells that produce the protective cover of your nerves (myelin sheath) called Schwann cells Most meningiomas and schwannomas occur in people between the ages of 40 and 70. Meningiomas are more common in women than in men. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/we-condemn-the-shameful-mad-rush-for-beer-attitude-of-our-members-ghana-drunkards-association Schwannomas occur equally in both men and women. These tumors are usually benign, but they can cause complications because of their size and location. Cancerous meningiomas and schwannomas are rare but can be very aggressive. Secondary brain tumors Secondary brain tumors make up the majority of brain cancers. They start in one part of the body and spread, or metastasize, to the brain. The following can metastasize to the brain: lung cancer breast cancer kidney cancer skin cancer Secondary brain tumors are always malignant. Benign tumors don’t spread from one part of your body to another. What are the risk factors for a brain tumor? Risk factors for brain tumors include: Family history Only about 5 to 10 percent of all cancers are genetically inherited, or hereditary. It’s rare for a brain tumor to be genetically inherited. Talk to your doctor if several people in your family have been diagnosed with a brain tumor. Your doctor can recommend a genetic counselor for you. Age The risk for most types of brain tumors increases with age. Race Brain tumors in general are more common among Caucasians. However, African-American people are more likely to get meningiomas. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/commend-the-security-agencies-for-maintaining-law-order-during-xmas-ghana-drunkards-association Chemical exposure Being exposed to certain chemicals, such as those you might find in a work environment, can increase your risk for brain cancer. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and HealthTrusted Source keeps a list of potentially cancer-causing chemicals found in workplaces. Exposure to radiation People who have been exposed to ionizing radiation have an increased risk of brain tumors. You can be exposed to ionizing radiation through high-radiation cancer therapies. You can also be exposed to radiation from nuclear fallout. The nuclear power plant incidents in Fukushima and Chernobyl are examples of how people can be exposed to ionizing radiation. No history of chickenpox According to the American Brain Tumor Association, people with a history of childhood chickenpox have a decreased risk of getting brain tumors. Symptoms of brain tumors depend on the location and size of the tumor. Some tumors cause direct damage by invading brain tissue and some tumors cause pressure on the surrounding brain. You’ll have noticeable symptoms when a growing tumor is putting pressure on your brain tissue. Headaches are a common symptom of a brain tumor. You may experience headaches that: are worse in the morning when waking up occur while you’re sleeping are made worse by coughing, sneezing, or exercise You may also experience: READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/opinion-10-things-good-men-should-never-do-in-a-relationship vomiting blurred vision or double vision confusion seizures (especially in adults) weakness of a limb or part of the face a change in mental functioning Other common symptoms include: clumsiness memory loss confusion difficulty writing or reading changes in the ability to hear, taste, or smell decreased alertness, which may include drowsiness and loss of consciousness difficulty swallowing dizziness or vertigo eye problems, such as drooping eyelids and unequal pupils uncontrollable movements hand tremors loss of balance loss of bladder or bowel control numbness or tingling on one side of the body trouble speaking or understanding what others are saying changes in mood, personality, emotions, and behavior difficulty walking muscle weakness in the face, arm, or leg Symptoms of pituitary tumors The following symptoms can occur with pituitary tumors: nipple discharge, or galactorrhea lack of menstruation in women development of breast tissue in men, or gynecomastia enlargement of the hands and feet sensitivity to heat or cold increased amounts of body hair, or hirsutism low blood pressure obesity changes in vision, such as blurry vision or tunnel vision How are brain tumors diagnosed? Diagnosis of a brain tumor begins with a physical exam and a look at your medical history. The physical exam includes a very detailed neurological examination. Your doctor will conduct a test to see if your cranial nerves are intact. These are the nerves that originate in your brain. Your doctor will look inside your eyes with an ophthalmoscope, which is an instrument that shines a light through your pupils and onto your retinas. This allows your doctor to check how your pupils react to light. It also allows your doctor to look directly into your eyes to see if there’s any swelling of the optic nerve. When pressure increases inside the skull, changes in the optic nerve can occur. The doctor may also evaluate your: muscle strength coordination memory ability to do mathematical calculations Your doctor may order more tests after they finish the physical exam. These could include: READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/opinion-friends-with-benefits-a-bad-or-good-idea CT scan of the head CT scans are ways for your doctor to get a more detailed scan of your body than they could with an X-ray machine. This can be done with or without contrast. Contrast is achieved in a CT scan of the head by using a special dye that helps doctors see some structures, like blood vessels, more clearly. MRI of the head If you have an MRI of your head, a special dye can be used to help your doctor detect tumors. An MRI is different from a CT scan because it doesn’t use radiation, and it generally provides much more detailed pictures of the structures of the brain itself. Angiography This study uses a dye that’s injected into your artery, usually in the groin area. The dye travels to the arteries in your brain. It allows your doctor to see what the blood supply of the tumors looks like. This information is useful at the time of surgery. Skull X-rays Brain tumors can cause breaks or fractures in the bones of the skull, and specific X-rays can show if this has occurred. These X-rays can also pick up calcium deposits, which are sometimes contained within a tumor. Calcium deposits may be in your bloodstream if your cancer has moved to your bones. Biopsy A small piece of the tumor is obtained during a biopsy. A specialist called a neuropathologist will examine it. The biopsy will identify if the tumor cells are benign or malignant. It will also determine whether cancer originated in your brain or another part of your body. Treatment of brain tumors The treatment of a brain tumor depends on: READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/blakk-rasta-escapes-death the type of tumor the size of the tumor the location of the tumor your general health The most common treatment for malignant brain tumors is surgery. The goal is to remove as much cancer as possible without causing damage to the healthy parts of the brain. While the location of some tumors allows for easy and safe removal, other tumors may be located in an area that limits how much of the tumor can be removed. Even partial removal of brain cancer can be beneficial. Risks of brain surgery include infection and bleeding. Clinically dangerous benign tumors are also surgically removed. Metastatic brain tumors are treated according to guidelines for the type of original cancer. Surgery can be combined with other treatments, such as radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy can help you to recover after neurosurgery. Credit: Bervelyn Allotey
- Blakk Rasta Escapes Death
On-Air Personality, Blakk Rasta has escaped death after a masked man stormed the premises of Zylofon Media, an Accra based Radio/Television station threatening to kill him. In a tweet sighted by ThinkNews Online, the Ace Broadcaster tweeted "Transmission on @zylofon1021fm shut down. A man broke into the building, masked threatening to kill me. Police and security here... READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/watch-accra-tema-motorway-truck-accident-leaves-mad-rush-for-beer-video-pictures It is emerging that the Management of Zylofon has shut down the media house. However, security has since been beefed-up. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/we-condemn-the-shameful-mad-rush-for-beer-attitude-of-our-members-ghana-drunkards-association See tweet below:
- Sanitation Ministry Set To Partner Zoomlion To Fumigate School And Markets (Pictures)
The Minister for Sanitation and Water Resources, Cecilia Abena Dapaah has hinted that her Ministry will be partnering with Zoomlion Ghana Limited to fumigate all schools and markets across the country. According to her, this will help reduce the spread of the virus and also kill other insects. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/local-news-ensure-your-products-are-of-high-quality-meets-international-standard-moses-onyah Addressing Journalists, she said "Today's exercise is very useful and it is also going to help the ministry. With the help of the Jaspong Group of Company, we will strongly fight against the pandemic" She also hinted that the Ministry's doors are open for stakeholders who will come and collaborating with them for fighting against the disease. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/watch-accra-tema-motorway-truck-accident-leaves-mad-rush-for-beer-video-pictures Madam Cecilia said "There is a new strain that has come on board and we are praying to God that the government should give more PPEs and masks to the students in all the schools and let us make sure to practice good hygiene by washing our hands regularly and keep a cleaning environment" She however charged the media to be circumspect about their reportage. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/we-condemn-the-shameful-mad-rush-for-beer-attitude-of-our-members-ghana-drunkards-association See pictures below: Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith
- Trolling Mu Levels – Nana Aba Anamoah Donates to Great Olympics for Humbling Asante Kotoko (Pics)
On-Air Personality, Nana Aba Anamoah has donated some items to Accra Great Olympics after they gave her the best Christmas gift of all – beating Kumasi Asante Kotoko. Oly Dade recently beat Asante Kotoko by 1-0 in a Ghana Premier League fixture. Nana Aba, probably the most prominent Great Olympics fan in the media, was so excited over that win as she held a donation exercise for the team. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/local-news-ensure-your-products-are-of-high-quality-meets-international-standard-moses-onyah Nana Aba presented present bags of rice, packs of assorted drinks, and water to the playing body and technical team as her Christmas gift. She told the team: “2020 has been a tough year for me but your victory over Asante Kotoko SC made me feel so good and a lot better,” She added: “I would like to encourage and urge you to continue with the winning streak in the Ghana Premier League season.” READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/watch-accra-tema-motorway-truck-accident-leaves-mad-rush-for-beer-video-pictures Oly Dade, after multiple relegations, appears to be having a good season for once. They have won three of their first five games and are 3rd on the Ghana Premier League log, Their best win so far was obviously over Kotoko and they hope to continue their good form against Ebusua Dwarfs in their next game Thursday. See pictures below: Source: GhanaCelebrities.com
- "The State Of Banking, Financial Sector Was The Most Difficult Problem We Inherited" - Akufo-Addo
President Akufo-Addo has explained that the state of the country's banking and the financial sector was the most difficult problem his government inherited in 2016. According to him, many of the banks were in distress and had been kept on unsustainable and artificial life support by the Central Bank. Speaking at his last State of the Nation Address in his first term of office, President Akufo-Addo said "The supervisory agencies were, unfortunately, not performing their duties, and the governance and management structures of many the banks were clearly not adequate. If truth be told, many of the finance houses were running what can only be called glorified Ponzi schemes and had lured many depositors into these schemes. We were in a desperate situation, and urgent, radical measures had to be taken to prevent the collapse of the entire financial and banking sector" READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/commend-the-security-agencies-for-maintaining-law-order-during-xmas-ghana-drunkards-association He also explained that the Bank of Ghana, under new leadership, intervened, and restored sanity to the sector, and, in the process, have saved the banks involved and 4.6 million depositors’ funds. Touting his government's success, he expressed that his administration had to find some twenty-one billion cedis (GH¢21 billion) to fund the cleaning up exercise. President Akufo-Addo also explained that the exercise has enabled a more robust financial and banking services sector to emerge, the better to finance the rapid development of the nation. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/we-condemn-the-shameful-mad-rush-for-beer-attitude-of-our-members-ghana-drunkards-association "Mr. Speaker, there are painful lessons that we all have to imbibe from this debacle. There is no question but that many people got attracted to the unsustainable high-interest rates that some of these financial houses were offering. In all financial dealings, we have to accept what the experts tell us that, whenever whatever on offer sounds too good to be true, it invariably ends up being untrue and unsustainable. The government is committed to paying all validated claims, and I expect the process to be completed soon after the courts grant the liquidation orders for the remaining failed fund management companies" he stressed. President Akufo-Addo also noted that the government since the assumption of office has increased annually the budgetary allocations to all the accountability institutions of State, including Parliament and the Judiciary, with the latter, for example, being the beneficiary of ninety (90) newly constructed courts across the country. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith
- "Our Security Agencies Have Been Equipped With More Personnel And Requisite Tools" - Akufo-Addo
President Akufo-Addo has hinted that the country's security agencies have been equipped with more personnel and the requisite tools needed to maintain law and order, as well as protect the territorial integrity of its borders. According to him, at the 81st Cabinet Meeting, the decision was taken to exclude the security services, i.e., the Police Service, Immigration Service, Fire Service, Prisons Service, as well as other security and intelligence agencies, just like the Armed Forces, from the unification of pension schemes. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/local-news-ensure-your-products-are-of-high-quality-meets-international-standard-moses-onyah In his 2021 State of the Nation Address in Parliament on Tuesday, President Akufo-Addo said "All the security agencies will continue to enjoy benefits under the CAP 30 Pension Scheme, and the appropriate legal regime will be put in place by the Ministry of Employment and Labour Relations to ensure this" Touching on the peace of Dagbon, President Akufo-Addo stressed that his government was able to bring peace to the town. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/watch-accra-tema-motorway-truck-accident-leaves-mad-rush-for-beer-video-pictures He said "For decades, this ancient and proud kingdom had been bedeviled with conflict. Since 2002, when a fresh eruption of the conflict ended in the tragic killing of my friend, the Ya Na Yakubu Andani, Dagbon had become designated as a troubled land. A generation of young people had grown up knowing nothing else but Dagbon as a troubled land where there was no peace, and public officials hesitated to accept postings there" President Akufo-Addo also mentioned that on the assumption of office, his government decided to tackle the problem with renewed vigor. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/we-condemn-the-shameful-mad-rush-for-beer-attitude-of-our-members-ghana-drunkards-association "Luckily for all of us, the three eminent chiefs who had been at the helm of the peace process, since 2002, did not relent on their commitment or enthusiasm for the cause of peace. Our efforts bore fruit, a historic settlement was reached, and peace has been restored to Dagbon. I recall the joy and deep satisfaction that I felt on the day that I attended, in Yendi, the enskinment of the new, dignified Ya Na, Mahama Abukari II, and I carry my honourary title of Dagbon Malti Naa Abudani, which he graciously bestowed on me, with pride" he added. President Akufo-Addo expressed his deepest gratitude to the nation to the many people who worked so hard to give Dagbon the opportunity for its people to lead normal lives again. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/commend-the-security-agencies-for-maintaining-law-order-during-xmas-ghana-drunkards-association "I pay homage especially to the three eminent chiefs who led the process, the redoubtable Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the Overlord of Mamprugu, the Nayiri, Naa Bohugu Abdulai Mahami Sheriga, and the Overlord of the Gonja State, the Yagbonwura, Tuntumba Boresa Sulemana Jakpa, and I congratulate the Dagbon people themselves for deciding to embrace peace. We pray that we learn all the hard lessons and reject the use of violence to resolve the problems that will come up in our lives" he noted. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith
- “Visiting Delegations Will Be Required To Provide A Negative 72-Hour PCR Test" - Ayorkor Botchwey
The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey has hinted that the visiting delegation who will be gracing the inauguration ceremony of President Akufo-Addo will be required to provide a negative 72-Hour PCR Test before entering the country. According to her, the move will help reduce the spread of covid-19 among the populace. Addressing Journalists at a news conference in Accra on Tuesday, Madam Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey said "The Committee has been minded by the COVID-19 protocol of social distancing, which will be adhered to. As part of the protocol guidelines drawn up for the ceremony, visiting delegations will be required to provide a negative 72-hour PCR test before they are admitted into the country" READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/local-news-ensure-your-products-are-of-high-quality-meets-international-standard-moses-onyah She also explained that participants at the ceremony will be required to keep their face masks on at all times adding it will help in the strict observation of the COVID-19 protocols. Explaining the work of the Inauguration Committee, she mentioned that it has commenced its work following the constitution of the Presidential Transition Team, which was necessitated by the declaration of the election results, conducted on 7th December 2020. "Twelve (12) Heads of State and Government have so far confirmed their participation for the Swearing-in Ceremony. More confirmations are expected as the date draw close. Other foreign dignitaries have also confirmed their participation" she mentioned. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/watch-accra-tema-motorway-truck-accident-leaves-mad-rush-for-beer-video-pictures On his part, Director of Operations at the Accra Regional Command of the Motor Traffic Transport Unit (MTTU), Supt. Sosu-Mensah revealed that streets such as Osu Cemetery Traffic Light on the Lokko Street, Castle Road from AU Circle to Osu Cemetery Traffic Light, Crossroad heading towards Starlet 95 Street, Independence Arch near the Ohene Djan Sports Stadium, Gamel Abdul Nasser Avenue (Ghana Institute of Journalism) Road on the Haile Selassie Street and Opeibea, 37 Military Interchange and Ako Adjei on the Liberation Road will be closed during the inauguration ceremony. Speaking on Traffic Diversions, he said "Motorists from Lokko Street are expected to use the 28th February Road through John Evans Attah Mills Street to the Central Business District (CBD) or pass through the Oxford Street through Danquah Circle to Ring Road Central enroute to Kwame Nkrumah Circle and thence to their destination" "Traffic from AU Roundabout towards the Castle Road through Osu Cemetery will be onto the Independence Avenue through El Sinousi Street in front of the Ghana Institute of Journalism on the Haile Selassie Street. Traffic from CBD – Kinbu on the Independence Avenue will be diverted on the Barnes Road and Liberia Road to link up to Kanda and thence to Madina" he mentioned. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/we-condemn-the-shameful-mad-rush-for-beer-attitude-of-our-members-ghana-drunkards-association He also warned that persons without accreditation or pass should not get closer to the ground adding vehicles wrongful parked at the cordoned areas will be towed with owners punished. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith
- Sheena Dzigbordi Accepts Challenge; Drops Video And Pictures Of 'Big Nyash' (Video + Pics)
Interestingly, before Hajia Bintu could say jack, another lady who bears the name Sheena has popped up. The young who has been identified as Sheena Dzigbordi Gakpe, an Ewe name which means patience, is causing traffic on social media after photos of herself that show her huge curves surfaced online. Who Is Sheena Dzigbordi Sheena Dzigbordi Gakpe is an accountant and a plus-size model who went viral after a friend of her’s posted a picture where she gave a hot pose showcasing her heavy backside. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/opinion-how-to-go-on-a-peaceful-aworshia-without-being-caught Sheena hails from Abutia-Teti, a town in the Volta Region of Ghana. Dzigbordi’s photos have led to comparisons with Hajia Bintu over who has a well-formed figure. Apparently, Sheena Dzigbordi is said to be more endowed than popular Hajia Bintu who has gain recognition only because of her nyash. Education She had her secondary school education at Ola girls senior high school and proceeded to the Ghana Technology University College where she studied Accounting for her first degree (2014 – 2018 ). READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/entertainment-sister-derby-blasts-joy-fm-over-unprofessional-behaviour-picture Date of Birth April 28 Photos The photos of Dzigbordi have caught the attention of many on social media because of her beautiful curvy body. Sheena’s trend follows the emergence of some stunning photos of her on social media. The photos have Sheena showing off her massive curves and hourglass figure. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/kennedy-agyapong-displays-his-dance-moves-at-a-party-video Check out photos and video below: Credit: GHLink
- Social Media Reacts To Serwaa Amihere And NDC's Murtala Muhammed's Clash (Screenshots)
Some scores of social media users have expressed mixed reactions to the clash between Member of Parliament Elect for Tamale Central Constituency, Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed, and GH One TV's morning show host, Serwaa Amihere. According to some Twitter Users, Serwaa Amihere took charge of the show, commending her for not allowing her guest to ride on her. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/kennedy-agyapong-displays-his-dance-moves-at-a-party-video On Twitter, Dr Ayigbe Borla Bird ❼ (@Mr_Ceyram) said "I like this serwaa... Not allowing politicians to come at her instead of answering questions thrown at them" Don Sarkcess (@Kwesi_Picasso) also tweeted "You came at her when she stayed mute with her interview with Asiedu Nketiah and still coming at her when she did the opposite like you wanted. Wey kind bitterness too this? Serwaa isn’t the cause of your frustrations in life" READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/entertainment-sister-derby-blasts-joy-fm-over-unprofessional-behaviour-picture Another Twitter User, dracojeremy™ (@jeremyb___) said "Everyone has a notion that “oh that serwaa girl she no know anything”( this is mainly because of the konkrumah interview) and so if she tries to ask a tough questions guests then try to insult her intelligence...mutalah that is a bitchy move However Perri-Greno (@gyina_yie) on the other hand said "I really like .@Serwaa_Amihere but with this interview , in my opinion she was disrespectful. Omg, that's not journalism. .@thenanaaba READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/opinion-how-to-go-on-a-peaceful-aworshia-without-being-caught See embed tweets below: Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith
- NDC MP-Elect, Murtala Muhammed Clashes With Serwaa Amihere, Calls Her A Liar On Live TV (VIDEO)
The Member of Parliament (MP)-Elect for the Tamale Central Constituency Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed has clashed with the host of GH One Tv's morning show, Serwaa Amihere calling her a liar on live television. In a video making waves on the internet and sighted by ThinkNews Online, Murtala Mohammed descended on the host of the show adding she was spreading falsehood on tv. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/opinion-how-to-go-on-a-peaceful-aworshia-without-being-caught The Tamale Central MP said "You are not being truthful. Since you have decided to bring it on. You are not being truthful. As a matter of fact, I did not go to the collation centre, I went there when the results were going to be declared" He further described the attitude and utterances of the Tv Host, as a 'preposterous preposition'. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/entertainment-sister-derby-blasts-joy-fm-over-unprofessional-behaviour-picture Mr Murtala also hinted even President Akufo-Addo who has been preaching about observing the covid-19 protocols is flouting his own rules. However, the Host of the GH Today show, Serwaa Amihere lambasted the MP and the opposition, National Democratic Congress (NDC) for failing to adhere to the covid-19 protocols. READ ALSO: https://www.thinknewsonline.com/post/kennedy-agyapong-displays-his-dance-moves-at-a-party-video Watch the video below: Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith












