Okudzeo Ablakwa has returned with even more documents to prove that the secretary of the board of trustees of the National Cathedral has two TINs under his two different IDs The North Tongu MP has published the documents of incorporation of both the National Cathedral and JNS Talent Centre to prove his point on Sunday, January 22, 2022 Okudzeto Ablakwa is championing a campaign that seeks to tell the world that the administrative processes of the cathedral project are inundated with questionable deals and illegal decisions Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa is unrelenting in his efforts to prove that Rev Victor Kusi-Boateng has broken the law by having two separate identities. The opposition legislator has published more documents on Sunday, January 22, 2023 to back an earlier claim that apart from a different names and dates of birth, the member of the National Cathedral board of trustees also has two different Tax Identification Numbers (TINs). Ablakwa has published documents to prove that Rev

One of Ghana’s longest serving lawmakers and Member of Parliament (MP) for Suame constituency Hon. Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu has revealed that he will not contest for his seat in Parliament after almost three decades. The Majority Leader in Parliament in a recent interview noted that, per his age, and number of times he has been in Parliament, it is time he bows out of the house. He was responding to a question on whether or not Ghanaians would see him again in the 9th Parliament of Ghana. Hon Osei Mensah stated categorically “I have said it clearly that, per my age I will end it here and show my gratitude”. According to him, though some leaders in his party are calling for him to return to the house in 2025, he has not thought of going back. “People in my party both region and national are calling and insisting that they need me but as at this time talking to you. I have spoken and made my stance clear”, he revealed. Mr Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu while arguing on why he may not seek reelecti

“This decision was taken by the national executive committee of the party at its meeting on Friday (23 December 2022),” the statement issued by the general secretary Justin Kodua Frimpong said. NPP sacks Frederick Ameyaw, appoints Amponsah-Kyeretwie as External Affairs Directors The governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) has sacked Frederick Ameyaw from office as the director for external affairs, an official party statement said on Thursday. Kwame Amponsah-Kyeretwie alias “Stonash” replaces him with immediate effect. “This decision was taken by the national executive committee of the party at its meeting on Friday (23 December 2022),” the statement issued by the general secretary Justin Kodua Frimpong said. Amponsah-Kyeretwie will be working in the office of the general secretary with the “specific responsibility of coordinating the affairs of the NPP’s external branches as well as the party’s relationship with sister political parties across the globe”. Stonash has been an active member

A group calling itself the Concerned New Patriotic Party (NPP) Youth has appealed to President Akufo- Addo to appoint Stephen Ntim to replace Kennedy Agyapong as Board Chairman of the Ghana National Gas Company (GNGC). According to the group, the Chairman seat of the GNGC will be vacant following Mr Agyapong’s intention to contest the NPP flagbearership position when nominations open. The Group, led by one of the party communicators, Solomon Kusi Appiah said the choice of Mr Ntim as a suitable replacement was because he wields the expertise required to occupy the position “I strongly believe that with his vast experience in several executive and corporate positions, he will be able to deliver when asked to replace Hon. Kennedy Agyapong,” Mr Kusi said. Further, the group said their choice has nothing to do with his role as NPP chairman but on the merit of his capabilities. “Let’s even move away from the fact that he is the chairman of our beloved party and focus on his prowess. We’re ta

  Minority Leader Haruna Iddrisu says his side is disappointed by the sudden U-turn by the Majority Caucus after their earlier threats to boycott the 2023 Budget if it is presented by the embattled Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta. According to Mr. Iddrisu, they feel betrayed. “We feel let down and we feel betrayed by the Majority Caucus who have shown no wit in supporting us with our impeachment process within the letter and spirit of Article 82 of the 1992 constitution. We are not abandoning our censorship motion. We are in it for the long haul and we will insist that the letter and spirit of article 82 are fully respected and an outcome determined by secret vote ultimately after a debate on the Committee’s report is submitted to plenary,” he said at a press conference on Wednesday. The Minority Caucus are pursuing a censure motion to dismiss Ken Ofori-Atta from office for what they say is his gross mismanagement of the country’s economy. Some 98 NPP MPs in Parliament recently held a

 Former President, John Dramani Mahama, has asserted that the current economic hardship in Ghana has taken a toll on offerings to God.  According to him, followers of Christ are unable to give huge offerings in church due to the economic hardship, which has affected the pockets of Ghanaians.  He was speaking at the 175th anniversary thanksgiving service of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Ho.  “We must always spread Christian love, especially in this time, when money doesn’t like noise. Especially in this time when we all agree that times are hard. This is the time we must show our Christian charity by loving our neighbours as ourselves. And so whatever little you have to share, you should share with your neighbour. I mean we could tell the hardship in the system from the appeal for funds. When it was 2000, madam chair and a few people came and donated, then it came down to 1000, then to 500, then to 200 and 100. And when it got to the silver collection, 1 Cedi, 2 Cedis, the plac

The Western Regional Minister, Kwabena Okyere Darko-Mensah, has stated that the government will keep burning excavators and other machinery used in small-scale mining otherwise known as ‘galamsey’. This he said is to deter people from giving out their excavators for galamsey activities. He warned that the move is to deal ruthlessly with big men behind the illegal mining menace. He warned that government will not watch aloof for small-scale miners to destroy lands and water bodies. The Regional Minister added that health workers in the region report that kidney cases have gone up due to activities by small-scale miners. Mr. Darko-Mensah said government will not allow the activities of small-scale miners to destruct governance in the country. “We will keep burning excavators till small-scale miners (galamseyers) stop purchasing such machines. We will definitely burn excavators used to destroy our water bodies. We will burn the excavators so that the big men who have lost their sense of r

Abdul Malik Kweku Baako and Charles Nii Teiko Tagoe Abdul Malik Kweku Baako, the Editor-in-Chief of the New Crusading Guide newspaper, has stated that Charles Nii Teiko Tagoe, Executive Assistant & Head of Social Media, Office of the President, is part of the country's problem and not the solution. The Presidential Staffer had earlier chastised Kweku Baako and his protégé, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, for recording people and using voice-over to tell stories to suit their narrative - in reference to Anas' investigative documentaries. He critiqued the modus operandi of the investigative journalist because he did the same thing to Kwesi Nyantakyi, the former GFA President in the investigative documentary dubbed 'Number 12.' "I’m soo soo disappointed in my senior brother and mentor Abdul Malik Kweku Baako. Anas Aremeyaw Anas was my classmate at Secondary School and still a very good friend of mine. "Recording people and editing the recording with your own voice-over t

The Supreme Court of Ghana has delivered a damaging blow to Anas Aremeyaw Anas after ordering the journalist to appear in open court without his usual face mask to face Kwesi Nyantakyi. The highest ruling body in Ghana ruled on Tuesday morning that the reluctant journalist must appear in court without any face mask covering to testify in the case with the former Ghana FA President. Anas, who has been extremely reluctant to appear in court let alone without his mask, will now be publicly seen in court in his real flesh as he testifies in court. This comes after the Supreme Court quashed an earlier ruling by a lower court giving permission to Anas to testify in camera. The journalist, whose investigation led to Nyantakyi resigning several football posts, claimed his life would be in danger if he testifies in court. The order of the High Court 2, Criminal Division granted permission to Anas Aremeyaw Anas to testify on camera in the case against Kwesi Nyantakyi. But on appeal by lawyers of

  Investigative Journalist Anas and his Tiger Eye PI team is set to release another Exposé . In an artwork sighted online by degeniuz blog team, the Exposé is directed at the current menace created by Galamsey in this country and the negative reputation it has scripted on the image of Ghana. The Exposé dubbed THE GALAMSEY ECONOMY is slated for premiering on the 14th of November at the Conference Centre. Background checks reveal that most Ghanaians are in expectancy and can't for what is to be revealed.

(Left) Bull Dog and Shatta Wale (Right)  Barely few days ago, Ghana's Self acclaimed African Dancehall Artist Charles Nii Armah Mensah popularly known in the showbiz world as Shatta Wale, made some insightful comments online which in a way propelled his former Artist Manager Lawrence Asiamah Hanson widely known by the public as Bull Dog to take legal action against his former Artist. Shatta Wale announced to the public online that His offer Manger once told him he was contacted by the for President John Dramani Mahama to solicit his help buy providing him gun men to handle a task for him.  In the latest publications circulating on twitter and other social networks, indicated a legal writ summoning Shatta Wale to appear before the Law. Even though Degeniuz Blog can't speak confirm the authenticity of the speculation, our team is working so hard to connect with the parties involved to verify the authenticity of such information. Below is the document sighted online:

  The New Patriotic Party Communications Director, Richard Ahiagbah, has downplayed the growing discontent with the Akufo-Addo government, which has been reflected in polls and recent protests. Speaking on The Point of View, Mr. Ahiagbah maintained that Ghana’s economic crisis has external causes because “the whole world is not going in the right direction. A recent poll by Global Info Analytics has indicated that 77 percent of Ghanaians believe the country is heading in the wrong direction. This comes amid crippling inflation and fuel prices that have left many Ghanaians frustrated. But Mr. Ahiagbah remarked that “I think polling in this environment is biased, to begin with, because people’s emotions are in a certain place, so you are going to get a predictable outcome.” “What is really of consequence is the effort and the commitment of the government that is in power who for some reason is caught up in this global economic downturn,” he added. But responding to Mr. Ahiagbah on the sh

Oliver Barker Vormawor ( Fix The Country Activist )  A convener of the #FixTheCountry movement, Oliver Barker-Vormawor, says the country’s present level of economic crisis is one bigger than a pandemic. According to him, if the challenges are not addressed with drastic measures, including medium and long-term solutions, Ghana would keep running to the doorsteps of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for support. He joined the ‘Ku Me Preko Reloaded’ demonstration on Saturday, November 5, where he noted that the problems facing the country should not be treated with “superficial tweak. “We are in a deep economic and systemic crisis, it’s bigger than the pandemic and the responses we devise to this must not only be superficial. This is about the 17th time we are back at the IMF; we cannot continue like this. “We have said this from the very beginning that the problems that we are faced with today and where we are now is as a result of a gap between the political class and those who are