Mr. Francis Kokutse, the West Africa’s correspondent for the India-based Indo Asian News Service (IANS), has joined the race for the Vice-President of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) in the election slated for March this year. With over 34 years of experience in journalism and communications, Mr Kokutse is a member of the Ghana News … Read more
West Africa correspondent for the Indian-based, Indo Asian News Service (IANS), Francis Kokutse, has decided to join the race for the Vice President of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) in the election to be held in March this year. With over 34 years of experience in journalism and communications, Mr. Kokutse is a member of … Read more
President John Dramani Mahama is promoting deception into statecraft. In Mahama’s Ghana, there is more propaganda than the reality on the ground. On the commissioning of the Kwame Nkrumah Interchange, the President beat his chest and unashamedly announced that he had brought Dubai to Ghana. The Dubai the President has been trumpeting is the Kwame … Read more
By Prince Obeng-Adjei That is, if he ever had any on the Ghanaian market. It will be preaching to the choir about how Mr Dele Momoudu has done really well with his ovation magazine business and all the international recognitions he has gotten in his lifetime. However, Mr Momodu has in recent times surreptitiously turned … Read more
Intelligence picked up by the Daily Statesman indicates that Dele Momodu, the Nigerian owner of the Ovation magazine, is going to orchestrate attacks on the Presidential Candidate of the New Patriotic Party, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, using some hired Nigerian students in the coming days. The failed Nigerian politician is one of the foreign PR … Read more
Dele Momodu needs to learn about Ghanaian exceptionalism By Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe, Jr., Ph. D. I have been following the recent rants of the Ghana-resident Nigerian publisher of the so-called Ovation Magazine ever since I became aware of Mr. Dele Momodu and his coffee-table tabloid a couple of months ago. Fundamentally speaking, I have absolutely no … Read more
Maybe Dele Momodu need to learn about Ghanaian exceptionalism By Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe, Jr., Ph. D. I have been following the recent rants of the Ghana-resident Nigerian publisher of the so-called Ovation Magazine ever since I became aware of Mr. Dele Momodu and his coffee-table tabloid a couple of months ago. Fundamentally speaking, I have absolutely … Read more
I have been following the recent rants of the Ghana-resident Nigerian publisher of the so-called Ovation Magazine ever since I became aware of Mr. Dele Momodu and his coffee-table tabloid a couple of months ago. Fundamentally speaking, I have absolutely no problem, whatsoever, with either the publisher’s editorial decisions or whom he decides to feature … Read more
This nation does not need lectures from a disappointed Nigerian politician, who has made Ghana his abode, as a result of moribund state officials showering state largesse on him. This nation has always welcomed foreigners, but we do not take delight in taking useless lessons from them. According to various versions of the same story, … Read more
By: Ebo Quansah In this column on Thursday, October 20, 2016, I made the following observation: “In all honesty, President John Dramani Mahama does not deserve to be on the ballot paper after his romance with a Burkinabe contractor led to the loss of US$650,000 to the state, in that gamut of a contract to … Read more
I read President Mahama’s self-styled publicist, Dele Momodu’s weird commendations about President Mahama with extreme puzzled countenance, I must admit. The publisher of the Ovation magazine, Dele Momodu, insists that it is wrong for the opposition New Patriotic Party to tag President John Dramani Mahama as an incompetent president (See: ‘It is wrong to describe … Read more
Business magnate and publisher of the Ovation Magazine, Chief Dele Momodu has revealed that some other countries are envious of Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama. He believes it is the wish of those countries to have him as their leader considering his phenomenal development he has given to Ghanaians under his stewardship as president of … Read more
“It is wrong for the opposition New Patriotic Party to describe President John Dramani Mahama as an incompetent president”, this is according to Business magnate and publisher of the Ovation Magazine, Chief Dele Momodu. He maintains the President has proven beyond reasonable doubts he is more than capable and therefore is not enthused personally when … Read more
Anti-corruption crusader, Sydney Casley Hayford has likened President Mahama to Republican Presidential Candidate, Donald Trump, following his [President Mahama] comments that a certain group of people are blocking government’s transformation message. President Mahama in an interview with the Ovation Magazine said a certain group of people have taken control of the Ghanaian media and are … Read more
Business magnate and publisher of the Ovation Magazine has said President John Mahama deserves to be celebrated for his performance in government. According Chief Dele Momodu, Ghana’s president has performed much better than most African leaders. The Ovation publisher has come under fierce criticsms from many Ghanaians especially members of the main opposition New Patriotic … Read more
President John Mahama, who is seeking re-election, has admitted that the tedious campaign ahead of the December 7 presidential and parliamentary elections, is having a toll on him. According to him, the physical and mental strain of electioneering had already left him nursing a cold and affected his “melodious voice”. Mr Mahama, just as his … Read more
President John Mahama has revealed that Dr Mrs Mary Grant, a former Council of State member, was like a mother to him who was interested in the progress of his political career. The late stateswoman, who died at 88, was laid to rest on Friday October 21 after a state burial at the forecourt of … Read more
The governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) has been unable to effectively tell its success stories to the people of Ghana in order for them to appreciate the good works it has carried out, President John Dramani Mahama has said. According to him, the NDC is not boastful but has rather always believed that Ghanaians will … Read more
The founder of Ghana’s first private radio station, Dr. Charles Wereko-Brobby, has rejected claims by the President that a section of the media are blocking government messages abou its achievement. According to him such messages are instead being blocked by arrogance shown by government communicators who waste media spaces given them instead of explaining to … Read more
Host of Oman FM’s Morning Show, ‘National Agenda’ has called on President John Mahama to blame his ministers and other appointees for the seeming black out of the government and its achievements in the media. President John Dramani Mahama during an interview with the Ovation Magazine expressed worry over what he calls the control of … Read more