The issue of scammers and fraudsters in Ghana has been on the rise since the introduction of computers and the internet into the nation.
The Ghanaian Government has put all necessary measures in place to track down these scammers who are defrauding people to tarnish the good name of the nation for their selfish needs.
Nigerian actor Solomon Akiyesi, who thinks he has satellites all over the 10 Regions of Ghana checking our electric grid, has showered praises on Ghana for enjoying constant electricity supply for the past 8 days.
The actor has been so lucky to have visited Ghana for the first time without being welcomed by “dumsor” in his particular location of lodging.
Ghanaian Television personality and head of sports at Atinka TV, Mr Saddick Adams has said that even though he supports Government’s decision to dissolve Ghana Football Association but he does not support the approach which the government is using.
According to Mr Saddick, speaking on Atinka TV’s “Sports Court Show”, those people who created the mess have been allowed to walk free so the government’s idea is incomplete until those involved have been prosecuted.
Chief Executive Officer of Databank, Kwadwo Addai Mensah has expressed disappointment in the world football governing body, FIFA for threatening to suspend Ghana if the Government refuses to call off the charges made against GFA.
According to FIFA, the corruption allegations made against Ghana Football Association in Anas’ “Number 12” is not a clear reason for the Ghanaian government to ‘Slap’ GFA with liquidation process.
The organizers of the maiden edition of the Festival Of Films, Africa (F.O.F.A) has received a major boost as the government of Ghana under the auspices of Ghana Tourist Authority has come on board to partner them to make the festival a success. F.O.F.A. has selected Ghana for this festival as Ghana has been named one of the selected ten tourist destinations in the world for 2012.
The festival will bring together film makers across Africa and the diaspora under one umbrella in the beautiful city of Accra, and at the Silverbird Cinemas located at the plush Accra Mall in the capital of Ghana, to celebrate and showcase the beautiful works of Africans Film makers.
