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Mr. President, my name is Lance Corporal Daniel Kwofie with a service number 44679 but I am popularly known as Ahanta Apemenyimheneba Kwofie III in social media circles and other electronic media outlets. I was formerly stationed at Peki in the Volta Region but has recently been transferred to the National Police Headquarters, Accra. In fact, I am just one and half weeks old at the the National Police Headquarters here in Accra.
Certainly around this time last year, I wrote an open letter to your predecessor H.E John Dramani Mahama bemoaning the rate at which police officers die in line of duties with nothing done to their families particularly, the wives and children. It is a cause for worry and I need to be very sincere with you Mr. President. When I heard that you have made a cash donation to the family of Capt. Maxwell Adama Mahama, I was intrigued. I have been pondering on a lot of questions since then. Since I cannot get the opportunity to speak to you one on one, I decided to put my thoughts into writing, hence this letter of mine.
Mr. President, because I have openly been talking about these issues on a regular basis for a long time, I am no longer afraid of premeditated disciplinary actions in the police meant to seal my mouth anymore. I have never been afraid to lose my life as a police officer who has sworn an oath to protect lives and properties so I am not expected to be afraid of being pushed from the police because I am risking my career to speak on issues that is of interest to common the police officer. If I should go home for speaking the truth, I will just join the second hand clothes sellers here at Kantamanto because that was what I was doing untill I joined the police service. It is time we must take responsibilities to address welfare issues that is of paramount interest to the common security officer in which my case is the ordinary police officer. We are not given what we deserve and it is all because we cannot demonstrate or go on strikes due to the tag essential services.
I must commend you for your cash donation of Ghc 50 000.00 to the TrustFund established in memory of late Capt. Maxwell Adama Mahama. As a police officer who attended same school with him on the green hills of St. John’s School, Sekondi, I am very much elated to have seen your kind gesture towards a member of our fraternity -OLD SAINTS. In 2003 when I reported at St. John’s School, the late Captain was in final year so I should be happy to see my President donating to his family in hard times like this. As an old student of St. John’s School, I will join the Old Saints to pay our last respect to the late Captain when he is laid in state. I hear he will be given a state burial and that is very good to hear.
Mr. President, I however, have serious concerns about how security officers are treated particularly if one is a junior rank and dies in line of duties. This makes me to see your donation and establishment of the TrustFund in memory of the late Captain as very discriminatory and smacks of unfair treatments particularly to we the junior ranks who are always at the forefronts of risky duties which have tendencies to claim our lives anytime. Many security officers have died in line of duties but no TrustFunds have been established to take care of their wives and children particularly police officers. Why? I will not fault you because your government is relatively new but it is your donation that gingered me to write this long letter of mine. I would expect to see more of these donations and TrustFunds established in memory of junior ranks as well as giving them state burials too. After all, how many senior officers die in line of duties?
The very week that the Captain died, a police officer was killed in Kintampo also in line of duties but it is being treated silently either because he is a junior rank or probably from a very poor home. He is not from a generation of senior military or police officers, and not politically and socially connected like the late Captain so no one cares about him. It is sad! Isn’t it? He would silently be taken from the mortuary and be sent to his home town and be buried. If his home town is far like mine, just a handful police officers will follow his corpse to his home town to see where he will be laid to rest. Sometimes a police officer is buried without the usual ritual 21 gun salutes to inform members of the police fraternity who have taken the lead in the world of death that another officer is coming. Is it fair?
My adorable wife, Mrs Elsie-Anthony Williams whose legal name will soon become Elsie Agyapong Febiri after all the paper works have been done by the end of the month is naturally gorgeous—and let me add that, she is also super intelligent, simple and progressively liberal.
The above explains why I doubled the bride price which was requested, per the marriage list that was given to me. The Anthony-Williams’ family did not just give me a woman; they gave me a wonderful wife who I wouldn’t hesitate to marry again if we meet in a parallel universe.
The French fashion designer-Coco Chanel who remains one of the world’s most influential fashion icons captured the true essence of fashion when she said: “Dress shabbily and they remember the dress; dress impeccably and they remember the woman.” Great fashion ought to have that element of personal feel—and it still has to be able to … Read more
Valentine’s Day is a day for celebration of love and 14th February is the perfect day to show affection with a thoughtful Elany Collections’ gift.
This year Elany Collections’ valentine’s day sales is bringing you the best in affordable handmade beaded handbags by giving away 10% discount on all its beaded products during this season.
This is an opportunity for everyone who doesn’t own an Elany Collections bag to get one. Every bag or clutch you purchase comes with a surprise beaded souvenir as well.
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Ghanaian soccer star-Asamoah Gyan’s ‘BabyJet Promotion‘ is set to kick-start the Christmas season with a two-in-one fun packed event–great music and world-class boxing at the same day at the newly built Bokum Arena, Trust Emporium in Accra on Friday-November 25. Though the boxing bout which is an IBO World Lightweight fight between Ghana’s unstoppable Emmanuel Tagoe and … Read more
Are You An Established Or Up and Coming Artist or Actor/Actress? GhanaCelebrities.Com receives over 3 million pageviews each month with millions of Ghanaians and non-Ghanaians reading us from both home and abroad. Our credibility and ability to go viral with materials and promo need not to be mentioned… Over the years, we have been mentioned and quoted by giant international media outlets such as Yahoo, UK’s Daily Mail,Necole Bitchie , Clutch Magazine and several others. When it comes to Ghana/Africa, our contents are repeatedly used by mainstream media platforms like Peace Fm, GhanaWeb, Myjoyonline(Joy Fm),Citifmonline (Citi Fm) and many others. So what we say or write, REALLY matters!
She may not be your favourite actress but she definitely looks good in these pictures. Benedicta Gafah one of the beautiful female faces in the Kumawood Movie Industry shares dazzling pictures of herself on her Instagram page.
For the first time, actress-Kafui Danku’s will star alongside Ghanaian actresses-Yvonne Nelson and Doris Sackitey in the latest production of ABC Pictures-Any Other Monday. The movie which is directed by multiple-award winning director, Pascal Amanfo will premiere at the SilverBird Cinemas-West Hills and Accra Mall on 4th , 5th and 6th March, 2016, 6:30 and … Read more
Elephant Man The official Ghana @59 Concert, dubbed #PulseTurnUp has already been dubbed Ghana-Meets-Jamaica for a simple reason. Three of Jamaica’s biggest artistes meet Ghana’s very best dancehall acts in a super stage-clash at the Accra Sports Stadium on Friday, March 4, 2016 at 7pm. GH dancehall hotcake and king of the streets, Shatta Wale goes face-to-face with the ‘in di streets yute’, Alkaline; while king of the stage, Samini meets the energy-god, Elephant Man. Stonebwoy squares it up with Kranium; while MzVee and Kaakie complete what is known as the most powerful dancehall bill ever to storm the Accra Sports Stadium. . Sponsored by Ghana’s biggest telecommunication company, MTN, #PulseTurnUp, “seeks to gather thousands of selflessly spirited and committed Ghanaian youths, for positive socialization, motivation and networking on Ghana’s 59th Anniversary”, says Verus Nartey, General Manager of Fantasy Entertainment.
Nana Aba Anamoah Popular and somewhat controversial TV Presenter-Nana Aba Anamoah will make a grand return on our screens on February 15, on GHONE TV with a new exciting and interactive show-State of Affairs. ‘State of Affairs’ which seeks to lead the national conversation with important discussions of the various news items, in the eyes of the news-maker will air each weekday from 7pm. And from the below promo video, we are told “there are no limits” as to the upper and down cut of the conversation—the show will touch on array of subjects, to help find answers to some of the important questions on the mind of viewers.
Sparrow Entertainment Festival (SEF) Sparrow Productions, the production house which has brought us several captivating films and TV series is kick-starting the New Year with something unique, engaging and entertaining—the Sparrow Entertainment Festival (SEF). On 8th and 9th January, 2016 at the SilverBird Cinema at the Accra Mall in Accra, the debut edition of Sparrow Entertainment Festival will take off; bringing to those who love great African productions the latest feature film and TV series from Sparrow—in an environment which would allow unique interactions between fans and the various movie stars, as well as crew. Sparrow Entertainment Festival is a combined pre-screening event that provides fans an exclusive glimpse at Sparrow’s movies and series yet to be released. For the two days, Sparrow Entertainment Festival will screen two of Sparrow’s brand new exciting productions; an enthralling political drama series titled SHAMPAIGN and a one-of-a-kind movie thriller titled REBECCA. It will be a two-day soiree of up close and personal interaction with cast, crew and movie stars from all around the continent, red carpet pictures, interviews, autograph signing and behind the scenes gossip.
Ghana Must Go Actress Yvonne Okoro is starting the New Year by dishing out genuine laughter and fun—that’s something all those who would attend the premiere of her latest production ‘Ghana Must Go’ are guaranteed. The new movie will premiere at the Silverbird Cinemas-Accra Mall tonight (January 2) at 6pm. ‘Ghana Must Go’ is Yvonne Okoro’s Desamour Company Limited second movie production—with the first being the multiple award-winning ‘Contract.’ It stars; Yvonne Okoro, Kofi Adjorlolo, Luckie Lawson, Blossom Chukwujekwu, Nkem Owoh and several others.
The great offer for those who want to travel to Europe is here!
From now till Tuesday, September 1, 2015, Kenpong Travel & Tours is helping travelers acquire Schengen Visas at a very low price.
With a Schengen Visa, one can freely travel in and out of the below-listed 26 European countries as one single country sharing equal international travel rights.
Patricia Sewungu has penned an intriguing thought-provoking auto-biography “A PIECE OF CAKE” which she will launch in London on 11th July, 2015 at the Nile Bar & Restaurant, 435 West Green Road, London, N15 3PJ—and you are all invited. Of course you do not have to miss it.
Though the book looks at her side of the story, it surely captures our stories too—remember, we do not live in isolation and whatever happens to us is a repeat of what has already happened.
The book “brings the reader up close with the author through the ages. In the first pages of her calamity-packed addiction biography, she delves into being born in the greater Masaka district into a politically active family till today.
She takes a look back at growing up facing several stereotypes, taking us fast through early school and her stint as a nursing assistant in the course of her senior four vacation and not long after, she makes her debut to Kampala in search of the good life, the green grass, her much desired “Piece of Cake.”
This move was largely resultant of good reads and stories about Kampala from her friend Aeron Nakamya. Kampala wasn’t the much desired green grass she had anticipated. Not for her, Patricia Sewungu looks like the new Oprah with a rough, lurid, not entirely verifiable story to tell.
