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Some irate youths and council of elders of Wasa Nkonya of Wasa Amenfi East municipal in the Western region on Wednesday, April, 18, 2018 has insisted to resist any 'illegal' chief if should be instooled illegally in the community. The chieftaincy stool of Wasa Nkonya has been vacant for 3 years after a sudden demise of the late chief, Nana Kwame Gyamfi ix which has resulted into litigation as to a legitimate Royal befitting to succeed their departure. The 'abusuapanin' of Wasa Nkonya, Abusuapanin Frimpong Manso has expressed his displeasure as to how the chief of Wasa Abenabena, Nana Ntsie Bediako ii who double as 'Akwamuhene' for Wasa Amenfi Traditional Area, according to the Abusuapanin, he ( Nana Entsei Bediako ii ) aimed to instool and impose an 'illegal' chief on the people of Wasa Nkonya. Adding that, the family of the late Nana Kwame Gyamfi has performed the requisite norms and customs requested by Nana Entsi Bediako ii demanding two thousand

Owner of Engineers and Planners Mr. Ibrahim Mahama says he is a genuine businessman and has no blot of corruption against his image. For him, this explains for the reason why he’s never experienced cold feet towards the appointment of a Special Prosecutor, who is to go after corrupt persons. “I want to set the record straight that I was who I was; I was successful,” Mr. Mahama told graduate students of the University of Ghana on how to become successful entrepreneurs at the 2018 GRASSAG Entrepreneurship Seminar. He emphasized:“That’s why I can chop my money without looking back and thinking that Amidu is coming to call me. And that is the confidence I do have.” Mr. Mahama, who announced the support of $2,000 for 20 of the graduates at the event with viable business ideas, appealed to successful Ghanaians to support the youth. “There are a lot of very successful other businessmen who should listen to the youth. What the youth are looking is $2000 or $3000. Let’s be able to do what

16-year-old Emani Kure hacked her 40-year-old father, Kusha Kure, to death at their home because he refused to allow her marry her 24 year old married boyfriend, Nasiru Musa. Emani Kure stated that she had been dating her boyfriend, Musa, for about two years. She further disclosed that her mother told her to go into her father’s room where he was sleeping to kill him. She heeded and ran to where her father had kept his cutlass, went to his room to cut him on the neck with the cutlass while his mother held his leg. The police in Abuja have now arrested the teenage girl. When interrogated, Emani confessed to killing her own dad. “I killed my father because he did not allow me marry my boyfriend, Nasiru Musa. We have been dating for two years. My father has beaten me several times, to stop me from marrying Nasiru. Around 3.00am on March 11, my mother told me while we were sleeping outside, to go into my father’s room where he was sleeping. She said that I should take his cutlass and k

The 2018 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards It is arguably the biggest night on Ghana’s entertainment calendar as thousands always throng venue of the event while others stay glued to their television sets to witness presentation of awards to musicians amidst performances.  The 19th edition of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards comes off at the Accra International Conference Centre tonight and we bring you a comprehensive text coverage of the event.  Organized by Charterhouse in partnership with the Musicians the Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) and under the auspices of and the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, this year’s is themed ‘Music Beyond Borders’.  Aside rewarding acts for their works within the calendar year of the scheme, some veteran musicians are expected to be honored for their contributions to Ghana’s music industry.  There are high expectations ahead of the event as regards what celebrities will wear, production, performances as well as winners for various categories,

It has emerged that about 48 Members of Parliament (MPs), who served as ministers under the previous National Democratic Congress (NDC) administration, are said to have received double salaries.  They are being investigated by the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service.  Interestingly, those who are very vocal are not part of the ‘double taker’ salary ministers.  Earlier report suggested that 25 MPs had been invited by the police.  Documents available to DAILY GUIDE indicate that about 48 former NDC appointees were involved, with some of them admitting taking double salaries.  The police said the alleged action by the MPs “is contrary to Section 124 (1) of the Criminal and other Offence Act 1960 (Act 29) as amended in 2012, Act 849. Section 124 relates to the offence of stealing.” A list sighted by DAILY GUIDE showed that a good number of the ministers, who served under former President John Mahama, took double salaries for four years, whilst othe