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‘Ghana may swear in new Vice President’ – Eagle Prophet Founder and General Overseer of God’s Crown Chapel, Prophet Reindolph Oduro has disclosed Ghana could swear in a new vice president ‘if God does not intervene.’ According to Reindolph Oduro, the incumbent Vice President, Alhaji Mahamudu Bawumia is down with stroke and only divine intervention can heal him. He adds, Dr. Bawumia is battling a sever stroke and that President Akufo-Addo is likely to appoint a new person as his vice. ‘If God do not intervene, vice President Mahamudu Bawumia’s position will be given to a different person” Eagle Prophet said while speaking on Abusua FM’s Drive Time show host, Ike De Unpredictable. He added ‘it was just last Monday when I was praying that God revealed to me the vice President has been struck down by stroke.’ In November last year, Prophet Reindolph Oduro, known for his prophecies about tragic accidents called for serious intercessory prayers for the Vice President, Dr Mahamudu Bawum...

A 12-year-old boarding school student has committed suicide after she was bullied by classmates for being a nerd and in love with Math and Science. The beautiful girl, named Storm, killed herself inside a prestigious boarding school in Washington D.C. on Tuesday, Jan 23. Storm was a seventh-grader at The SEED Public Charter School of Washington (SEED DC). Police responded to the school after they received a report of an unconscious person. Storm was found dead in her dorm room. The police are currently investigating the death as a suicide. Local News4 interviewed parents of two children at the school, and they were told that Storm was being bullied. Social media reports say that the girl was called a nerd because of her interest in Math and Science. The school has not yet confirm Storm was a victim of bullying. The school released a statement regarding Storm’s death that reads: “We are deeply saddened to report that a SEED DC student unexpectedly passed away this morn...

Court Rejects Munyes’ Bid for Turkana Vote Recount, Scrutiny ​ A court in Lodwar on Friday dismissed John Munyes’s application for recount and scrutiny of votes cast the Turkana governor election. The former senator, who was recently nominated to Cabinet, is challenging Governor Josphat Nanok’s election on August 8, 2017. Judge Justice Stephen Riech said the application was filed after the court had concluded hearing submissions by parties. He said Munyes ought to have made the application for a recount during the pre-trial of the petition. The court Nanok’s lawyer Philip Nyachoti’s argument that the application for scrutiny, a recount of votes was made in bad faith. Riech held that the order for scrutiny ought to have been included in the main petition so as to allow the court to direct for preservation of election materials. He said that from the submission of the governor’s lawyer , it was clear that the pleadings of the petitioner asking for a recount, audit and tallying of vote...