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The Chief Executive Secretary of Lands Commission has denied knowledge of any land ownership by Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie by the commission.   “ There is nothing in our records concerning that. What you read is what I have read. We don’t have anything recorded here for Sir John as far as our records are concerned ,” the Executive Secretary of the Lands Commission James Dadson told the media on Monday. This comes after a leaked Will of the late Chief Executive officer of the Forestry Commission Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie (Sir John) founds its way on social media amid fears of the sale of the Achimota Forest by government which has caused a lot anxiety in the general public. The Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources in a press statement by the Minister denied the allegations. However, the surfacing of the WILL of the late chief executive officer of the forestry commission has strongly reinforced the section of the public who believes the land had already been sold. It is in the response to this

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  Journalist and Television goddess Bridget Otoo has single handedly gotten the social media languards running for cover in what was rather a very heated exchanges and prove of intellectual debate.. The Metro TV journalist on her social media handle posted and expressed how disappointed she was having been deducted a very huge some of money as E-Levey for a bank transaction she performed electronically. This did not go down well with the social media Army of the NPP party who defends the government. They poured in on the Journalist’s facebook wall attacking her of deceit calling her all sort of unpalatable names including insults.. They (Social media army) had asserted that, the transaction date of the the transaction she claimed to have performed was dated 4th April, when the date she posted her ordeal is 3rd.. As if they had succeeded in nailing the renowned opinionated journalist, it came out eventually that, bank transactions usually take that form . That , all transactions perform

  What is Obesity? Obesity is a health condition that is on the rise globally and very much so Ghana. Most people live with Obesity but unfortunately as a result of less education on the disease, they are not aware until it gets complicated. Obesity is simply, having excessive or high percentage of body fat in your system. Obesity is largely preventable because it is mostly caused by our daily life styles.   How do I know if I am at risk of a possible Obesity? An individual with a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 30 and above is considered obese and needs to consider looking at his/life style. Body Mass Index is the value derived from the mass (weight) and height of your body. Simply calculated by dividing your body weight by your height expressed in kg/m^2. You might want to do this to have an idea of where you stand as far as Obesity is concerned. All you need is your body weight and height. Click on link below to calculate your BMI https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/

Blaise Compaoré sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Thomas Sankara Burkina Faso’s former president, Blaise Compaoré has been sentenced to life imprisonment over the murder of revolutionary leader and hero, Thomas Sankara in 1987. His former head of security, Hyacinthe Kafando was also jailed for life. One General Gilbert Diendéré who was a military commander during the coup was equally sentenced for life. The final verdict came after series of prosecutions spanning over 6 months after many years of his demise in 1987. The long awaited judgement follows earlier demands by prosecutors who presented charges including, “attack on state security”, “concealment of a corpse” and “complicity in a murder”. Cr Eye Gambia 

  H.E President Akuffo Addo has stated categorically that, Ghanaiains are not impoverished. The president in response to a question posed to him by the renounced BBCnewsafrica Peter Okotcwe on the controversial  E-Levy tax in an interview, as to why impose tax on already impoverished Ghanaian, flatly rejected the assertion saying "Ghanaians are not impoverished" Also read   Economy doing Well- President Akuffo Addo speaks to BBC on the economy and the E-Levy Tax! The president explained that, the telecommunication sector is a huge emerging economy which they sort to leverage on to capture a lot more people into the tax net who hither to do not pay tax. He added, Ghana in the west Africa sub region has a very low tax to GDP of about 13% when it peers  are doing 18% on the average. Video Below