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The District Chief Executive for Akrofuom in the Ashanti – Region Hon. Maurice Jonas Woode has disclosed that the assembly has dissolved private security guards deployed to ensured illegal chain saw operators do not enter into their forest for illegal chain saw activities. He revealed this to metro news, adding that, the task force by the district Assembly realised that, after the security men have been on duty the activities of illegal chain sawing was still ongoing ,therefore, thorough investigation revealed that the security guards were taken bribes to allowed the illegal chain saw operators into the forest. ” The forest give us major revenue , so we planned to allowed that “Ackaah Security” guard do the job for us by preventing the illegal chain sawing…we later found out that the illegal chain sawing was still ongoing….after our investigations we caught the security men taken bribes from these illegal chain saw operators, allowing them into the forest “, he reiterated. In additi...

Nollwood actress, Tonto Dikeh has advised couples on how not to starve each other of their sexual desires,”saying sex isn’t a sin” The actress took to her Instagram page to share her views,saying that couples should always be ready to impress one another. She said if as a partner you desire to be given a good head, then ask for it.She wrote, “Let me just drop this right here: Just like you stay improved on your social, spiritual life so you should improve on your sexual life…learn new ways to please and be pleased!! Sex plays a major role in our physical life/relationship or marriage. “Never starve your partner, as a matter of fact, be always ready to impress. You wanna be a boss, be a boss all around, you love a good head? Open up to your partner, if you are not satisfying them, someone else will. Sex isn’t a sin.”

Minority blows alarm over 1 million cedis MIT program for heads of Youth agencies The Minority is demanding an audit into what it claims to be frivolous expenses and a possible case of causing financial loss to the state by the Education Minister Mathew Opoku Prempeh in a one million cedis Massachusetts Institute of Technology Program (MIT) held last year. The group does not understand how such a whopping amount of money will be spent on such a program with an extra 300,000 cedis on travel, boarding and lodging expenses. Kumbugu MP Ras Mubarak who described the expenses as frivolous wondered why the government had to spend that amount on 13 officials for a training program in the US when GIMPA could easily have organized a similar program for them at a cheaper cost. He filed an urgent question on the floor to which the sector Minister Mathew Opoku Prempeh appeared to provide an answer but he was not satisfied. MIT Programme The MIT Programme is expected to create an ecosystem of...