Residents of Denkyira-Obuasi in the Central Region are angry at the Apostle General of Royal House Chapel, Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah for invoking religious curses on the residents in the area. The anger of the residents stemmed from the declaration of Rev. Ankrah that the people of Denkyira-Obuasi have been cursed and that no youth will … Read more
After three years of meritorious service as the Chairman of the Greater Accra branch of the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Churches (GPCC), Apostle Emmanuel Achim Gyimah has stepped down. Aps. Achim Gyimah who is the Kaneshie Area Head of The Church of Pentecost decided to relinquish the chairmanship position ahead of his official retirement from … Read more
Celestine Donkor has slammed Ideal Finance describing its workers and board as incompetent. Her comments follows what she termed as ‘last minute’ rejection by the company four days to her annual event, Celestial Praiz. According to the musician, organizers of the event approached Ideal Finance to sponsor her annual event but withdrew their package only … Read more
Gospel music greats Don Moen and Darlene Czech will be joining a host of other ministers for a mega concert to praise God for helping Ghana to reach the 60-year milestone. The two will be joined by Nathaniel Bassey, Sonnie Badu, Sinach, Rev Josh Laryea, Joe Mettle, Daughters of Glorious Jesus, KODA, Brother Sark, Francis … Read more
Renowned Law lecturer, Moses Foh-Amoaning has been told to render an unqualified apology to the Board Chairman of Amnesty International Ghana, Mr. George Aggrey for describing him as a homosexual on a live radio interview. According to the Integrated Development & Empowerment Centre (IDEC Ghana) – Friends of Amnesty International, the lawyer has no cause … Read more
Host of NEAT FM’s morning show, Kwesi Aboagye had the toughest time controlling Law lecturer, Moses Foh-Amoaning and Mr. George Aggrey, Board Chairman of Amnesty International Ghana during a telephone interview on whether Ghana should or should not accept homophile practice. Both resource persons held different views on the subject – however, their heated argument … Read more
Human Right Group, Amnesty International has launched a scathing attack on the Speaker of Ghana’s Parliament for calling for the amendment of the country’s laws to completely ban homosexuality and make it illegal. Speaking at the Royal House Chapel on Monday, February 20, 2017, Prof. Mike Oquaye described homosexuality as despicable and against the country’s … Read more
Human Right Group, Amnesty International has launched a scathing attack on the Speaker of Ghana’s Parliament for calling for the amendment of the country’s laws to completely ban homosexuality and make it illegal. Speaking at the Royal House Chapel on Monday, February 20, 2017, Prof. Mike Oquaye described homosexuality as despicable and against the country’s … Read more
Speaker of the Parliament has called for an amendment of the constitution to completely ban homosexuality in Ghana. It is a fact known by all that Ghana’s “Akwaaba” is for all but homosexuals and other sorts of sexual deviants. However, there are still no specific stringent laws with which the practice seriously frowned upon in … Read more
Speaker of the Parliament has called for an amendment of Ghana’s constitution to completely ban homosexuality. It is a fact known by all that Ghana’s “Akwaaba” is for all but homosexuals and other sorts of sexual deviants. However, there are still no specific stringent laws with which the practice seriously frowned upon in the Ghanaian … Read more
The Speaker of Parliament Professor Mike Oquaye has called for the amendment of Ghana’s laws to completely ban homosexuality and make it illegal. According to the Speaker, who doubles as a pastor, the despicable act is against the country’s culture and cannot be accepted. Speaking during a courtesy call by the Royal House Chapel led … Read more