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Member of Parliament (MP) for Tema West Constituency, Carlos Ahenkorah has confirmed that he has not tested positive for the deadly novel coronavirus. According to him, his attention has been drawn to a widespread speculation making waves in the media space adding that the public should disregard all hollow speculation. Speaking on an Accra based television station, the MP said "My attention has been drawn to messages circulating on social media to the effect that I am in ICU after testing positive to Covid 19 sending worrying signals and misinformation to my well wishers and party faithful" The Member of Parliament who doubles as the Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry added that he has not been admitted at any Intensive Care Unit (ICU) likewise Korle-Bu. He further explained that he was only admitted for an overnight review on his covid status at the Isolation Centre in Korle-Bu yesterday around 5pm and discharged at 11am this morning. "I have not in anyway been taking ill or suffer any serious break down to send me into ICU" he added. The Deputy Minister for Trade and Industry also hinted that he is saddened by the demise of the Forestry Commission's Boss, Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie. He described the late CEO as an industrious, generous and truthful man who paid his dues for the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the country, Ghana. He tasked all and sundry to consider him very fit and not sick. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

I have seen parents kiss their children so deep on the mouth I am always like... 👀 But then, it never seems to be wrong on any level. Akuapem Poloo went totally naked in front of her son to wish him a happy birthday. Truthfully, I, David Bondze-Mbir see absolutely 'NOTHING' wrong with this picture if it had happened just at their home and not for our consumption. My reason being this: I am naturally very comfortable with myself being naked at home. I hate wearing stuff so as a parent, if I have a child under 10 years and every now and then they refuse to knock on my bedroom door to see me in my element, I will not be bothered because I am very comfortable with my nakedness. And will not mind my child or spouse seeing me in that state. My message is always about PRIVACY not SHAME. She deliberately had this picture taken with her son, meaning, she's not worried keeping her clothes off in front of her flesh and blood. There is nothing embarrassing or negative in this. There is nothing wrong or embarrassing about their bodies to be kept hidden. The boy probably would be wondering, "Mum, why is your boobs hanging?" Someday, he is going to learn from his mother or father, or even at school, why the human body has to undergo change. As they get older, mother and son will be more discreet around each other not because they're uncomfortable, but because they may want to draw the lines appropriately. So, when it is time for Akuapem Poloo to undress today, she will tell him - that's if he's in her room talking to her, what she plans to do so he can have the option to leave. When a child reaches that stage of not wanting to be seen naked by his or her mother, he or she wouldn't want to see his or her parent naked either. If her son were ever to say or even act as if he were uncomfortable by the thought of his mother's nakedness, naturally, Poloo will respect it. I still don't see how nudity, when it's within my home and of course, 100% nonsexualized, is going to traumatize my child, especially if we're all on the same page, are all consenting and not so ashamed with it. A child will make it clear when his or her mother or father's nudity no longer works for him or her. They will let you know when it's that time for you to STOP being naked in front of them. You will know because they wouldn't want to be around you naked. We all developed our own sense of modesty while growing up and we kept off even though our parents never entertained such moments with us. But regardless, we would have gotten to that stage of 'we' ve had enough of you being all that in my face' I love this picture for whatever reason. Only, I wouldn't have made it public knowledge. But unfortunately, she's drawn the attention of grown men unto herself, because she's really beautiful a body, and naive. And men preying on such bodies and women will be pursuing her indirectly, trading money for what she can also offer - just to raise this child. Because she's a single parent and has to survive for herself and the boy. Any and everything to make it happen for them Credit: David Bondze-Mbir Disclaimer: The above write-up is solely thoughts of the writer and not Management of ThinkNewsOnline.

Ashanti Regional NPP Chairman, Bernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi has found himself in the strong grips of the law after making certain allegations against Mona Montrage, popularly known as Hajia4real over her new Range Rover. According to reports, Chairman Wontumi did not only make the comments about the car but also alleged that it was purchased by the brother of Former President, John Mahama; Ibrahim Mahama. Hajia4real took to her Instagram saying “It’s only in Africa that some men think that women are incapable of achieving success independently of men. This nonsense must stop now!!! And I am willing to fight for this cause for myself and for other women of our land£ #womenarecapable ThinkNewsOnline has also gathered that Hajia4Real is also suing Chairman Wontumi for alleging that Mr. Ibrahim Mahama has snatched her from Kenpong. Lawyers of Hajia4Real have written to Chairman Wontumi to retract and apologize for defaming their client or risk being sued at court. Below is a copy of suit: Story by: Sweetie Muriel Baisie

The Duchess of Sussex felt “unprotected” by the royal family from claims made in the UK tabloid press against her while she was pregnant, court documents have revealed. Meghan’s assertions were made in the latest submissions in her legal action against the Mail on Sunday and Mail Online publisher, Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL), over the publication of extracts from a private handwritten letter she sent to her estranged father, Thomas Markle. In legal filings, her lawyers said the duchess had “become the subject of a large number of false and damaging articles by the UK tabloid media, specifically by the defendant [ANL] which caused tremendous emotional distress and damage to her mental health” “As her friends had never seen her in this state before, they were rightly concerned for her welfare, specifically as she was pregnant, unprotected by the institution, and prohibited from defending herself.” Meghan is suing the newspaper group for misuse of private information, breach of data protection and copyright infringement after extracts published in February 2019 reproduced parts of the letter she sent in August 2018. ANL has said Markle shared the letter only after friends of Meghan gave an interview to US People magazine, which he felt vilified him, and he wanted to show it was not the tender missive they had suggested. In response, Meghan’s lawyers claim she was not aware in advance that five friends had spoken anonymously to People magazine, and that she was distressed that one had mentioned the letter, and given an inaccurate account of its contents. It was “mandated” by Kensington Palace “that all friends and family of [Meghan] should say ‘no comment’ when approached by any media outlet, despite misinformation being provided to the UK tabloids about her,” the document states. “This shared frustration amongst the claimant’s friends left everyone feeling silenced, as it appeared that other so-called sources were able to disseminate false statements about the claimant, while people who knew her best were told they needed to remain silent. “The claimant believes that is probably because of this reason, as well as concerns about the press intrusion by the UK tabloids, that a few friends chose to participate and they did so anonymously” Meghan did not know which of her friends had participated “until well after the publication”, the court documents state. She had only discussed the contents of the letter with husband, Prince Harry, her mother, Doria Ragland, one friend, the Kensington Palace communications team and her solicitors, it is said. She had sent it via a trusted business manager to lessen chances of it being intercepted. The documents claim Meghan denies blocking calls from her father after he failed to attend her Windsor Castle wedding due to a cardiac condition or that she had changed her number. It is said she tried to call him five times, and sent numerous texts, which went unanswered, after learning of his health problems. It is also claimed her wedding to Harry raised “tourism revenue of over £1bn”. Last month Mr Justice Warby struck out allegations that the publisher had acted “dishonestly” by leaving out certain passages of the letter. He also struck out allegations that the publisher deliberately “stirred up” issues between Meghan and her father, and that it had an “agenda” of publishing intrusive or offensive stories about her. Source: The Guardian

Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has taken to his social media platform, Twitter to mourn the death of the late Forestry Commission Boss, Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie, known by many as Sir John. According to the Vice President, he will miss his good friend. In a tweet, the Veep said "My heartfelt condolences to the family of Lawyer Kwadwo Owusu-Afriyie aka Sir John. I spoke with Sir John only yesterday but little did I know that was our last conversation" He described Sir John as a good man who truly paid his dues to the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) and Ghana. "I will miss him. Rest in peace, my good friend" he said. Background It is emerging that the C.E.O passed away after contracting the novel coronavirus. ThinkNewsOnline has gathered the Late General Secretary was transported to the ICU unit at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital where was responding to treatments. Late Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie was on a ventilator until his sudden demise. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

Information reaching ThinkNewsOnline indicates that the Chief Executive Officer (C.E.O) of the Forestry Commission of Ghana, Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie popularly known as Sir John is dead. The Communication Director for President Akufo-Addo, Eugene Arhin took to his Facebook page to announce it. ThinkNewsOnline has gathered that the C.E.O passed away after contracting the novel coronavirus. Before his death, the C.E.O was the Former General Secretary of the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP). The Late Former General Secretary was reported to have been responding to treatments at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital. Mr. Eugene Arhin on Facebook said “RIP Sir John…Till we meet again” It is also emerging that Media Personality, Deloris Frimpong Manso, known in the Media Industry as ‘Delay' also took to her Instagram platform sharing a tribute. "We spoke for more than 12 minutes, so what’s really happening…I can’t handle this…” she said. It is emerging that the Late C.E.O was moved to the ICU unit at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital after he was admitted on Thursday. He was on a ventilator until his sudden demise. Background Until his unfortunate demise, ThinkNewsOnline can confirm that the late Sir John was appointed as the C.E.O of the Forestry Commission of Ghana after the ruling, New Patriotic Party (NPP) took office in 2017. The outspoken C.E.O who doubles as a Lawyer was in July 2013, summoned to the Supreme Court of Ghana after he passed some unacceptable comments which was considered contemptuous. History Late Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie had his Secondary Education at the Seventh Day Adventist Secondary School in Bekwai, Ashanti Region and passed with a GCE Ordinary level certificate. The Late Lawyer furthered his education at the Konongo Odumase Secondary School and obtained a GCE Advanced Level Certificate. At the University of Ghana, Lawyer Sir John chose Political Science and later crowned it at the Ghana School of Law walking away with a Bachelor of Laws. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

President of Shatta Movement, Charles Nii Armah Jnr known in showbiz as Shattawale has left the Internet buzzing after releasing a stunning picture of himself and his King, Majesty. Although, Shattawale has not been a good husband to his baby mama, Michy, the Artiste has taken it upon himself to ensure that his children enjoy the best of fatherly love. He took his social media platform and dropped the picture with a caption "Shatta and the King himself moneybaglife #Majesty In other development, the SM Boss has also celebrated the birthday of his daughter, Shatta Cherisa. Shattawale presented a laptop and an iPhone to her after throwing a birthday party for her and the friends. Followers of the SM King have commended him adding that his gestures are worth emulating. Story by: Mandy Woods

Under-pressure Ibrah has replied saying he is not suffering from bipolar disorder as purported. The young man clarified this after Member of Parliament (MP) for Assin Central, Kennedy Agyapong announced it on his television network. Ibrah’s brother, Abass made this claims on the show” THE SEAT” after Kennedy Agyapong threatened to expose Ibrah. Hon. Kennedy Agyapong accused the young man money laundering adding that he has not paid for duties for all his cars. It emerged that Ibrah once threatened to kill Kennedy Agyapong and the President of Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo. Ibrah’s brother Abass, who probably didn’t want shame upon his family took to NET2 to plead with Kennedy Agyapong to spare his brother as he is suffering from a mental disorder. Kennedy Agyapong in return says he forgives Ibrah and advised that he should be sent to a health facility for treatment. Ibrah has taken to his social media to address the issue denying having any bipolar disorder or any mental related condition . According to Ibrah, on a post he shared on social media, he said "I have a pen drive with videos of the 'big men' in Ghana who are engaged in money laundering" Below is a screenshot: Story by: Sweetie Muriel Baisie

Director of Electoral Services at the Electoral Commission, Dr. Serebour Quaicoe is appealing Ghanaians to ensure that they adhere to the covid-19 directives given by President Akufo-Addo as they partake in the ongoing Voter Registration Exercise. According to him, the Electoral Commission can not be held account if the populace refuse to abide by the directives throughout the exercise. Speaking on an Accra-based radio station, Dr. Serebour Quaicoe said "We are talking about adults who should know what is right therefore people should take their own health situations into their own hands" The call comes after the Ghana Medical Association tasked the Akufo-Addo government to put blames on the Electoral Commission since it has refuse to ensure that persons partaking in the registration exercise do not adhere to the directives. The Medical Association said "We fear that the already increasing Covid-19 cases in the country may go up significantly as a result of failure of persons to observe the necessary protocols during the exercise" Dr. Serebour Quaicoe on the other hand says that if the public are well educated, the spread will be reduced. “Let us let people know the implications of their actions instead of putting out threats. The most important thing is that every Ghanaian must be committed to that. If you go there and you see that, the protocols are not working, help educate the people. I think that will give more results instead of the threats,” he added. The Electoral Commission (EC) says it is pleading with the general public to go by the necessary directives at the various centres to avoid the spread of the virus. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

The Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) says it is informing the public that Government's free 3-Months Water supply has ended. According to Management, subsequent payment of water bills will be the responsibility of consumers. In a statement signed by Chief Manager (PR/Communications), Stanley Martey, it said "The Minister of Sanitation and Water Resources and the Management of Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) therefore wish to inform consumers and the general public that the last day of June, 2020, officially ends the free water delivery" The statement further mentioned that customers that, meter readers, and all frontline staff, will continue to adhere and practice in full, all the protocols to protect themselves and cherished customers. “Landlords and Landladies can revert can revert to the arrangements with tenants prior to the free water delivery. Water Vendors can/must resume their normal business after the last meter readings in June, 2020” the statement said. Below is a copy of the full press release: Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

ThinkNewsOnline can confirm that popular Ghanaian Rapper, Nii Addo Quaynor known in showbiz as Tinny has been tested positive for coronavirus. Singer Nii Funny, one of his best friends took to his Facebook page to announce the shocking news. On his Facebook wall, he wrote "Covid 19 Is Real Ghanaians Should Pray For Tinny He Has Tested Positive” ThinkNewsOnline will be monitoring and will keep its readers updated on new developments. See his post below: Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

Ghanaian Actress, Beverly Afaglo is the latest to descend heavily on Social Media Influencer, Rosemond Brown known in showbiz as Akuapem Poloo for sharing a nude picture of herself and son on the internet on his 7th birthday. According to Mrs. Afaglo, it was completely wrong for Akuapem to have towed that tangent adding that kids of today know more than their parents. Beverly took to her Facebook page and said “Oh why? Awww no way. But why is the boy wearing briefs and she is naked? I don’t even accept dressing up in the presence of your son who is more than 3 years. These kids know too much these days and it’s not healthy for them” The Actress who doubles as wife of Musician, Choirmaster says she is unhappy about the actions of Akuapem Poloo adding that she took things a little too far than expected. ThinkNewsOnline can confirm that after Child Rights International (CRI) officially filed a complaint to the Ghana Police, Rosemond Brown has been invited by the Police for questioning. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith