NK-Salem Medical Centre, under the auspices of NK-Salem Foundation, is gearing up to host the highly anticipated KSM Festival 2023.

This community-centered event is set to take place at the Kisseman Sport Complex on December 30, 2023, and promises an array of engaging activities that encompass sports, culture, a kids’ zone, delectable food, and live music performances.

The NK-Salem Foundation has a remarkable track record of making a positive impact on the lives of the less-privileged since its inception during the challenging 2020 pandemic period. Back then, they distributed relief items and money to those in need, demonstrating their dedication to supporting the community during trying times.

This year, they are taking their commitment to the next level by organizing the KSM Festival, a nationwide event that is sure to bring communities together in the spirit of unity and togetherness.

The festival will kick off with a health screening exercise after a health walk, emphasizing the importance of physical and mental well-being. The event will also include a community cleanup initiative to promote cleanliness and environmental awareness.

A highlight of the festival is an inter-community football gala, featuring eight teams from the Kisseman community, showcasing the local talent and fostering friendly competition. This promises to be a thrilling spectacle for football enthusiasts.

But it’s not all about sports. The KSM Festival will also celebrate the rich culture of Ghana, with displays of traditional music, dance, and art. Families are sure to find joy in the dedicated kids’ zone, and food lovers will be able to savor a variety of delectable local and international cuisines.

In addition to all the fun and festivities, NK-Salem Foundation has something special in store for music enthusiasts. A-list musicians have been billed to perform at the festival, promising a grand finale that attendees won’t want to miss. For updates on the artist lineup and other event details, patrons are advised to stay tuned to NK-Salem’s social media accounts.

A representative of NK-Salem Foundation spoke passionately about the event, encouraged everyone in the community to take full advantage of the health screening and all the festival’s offerings. The foundation’s primary goal is to improve and change lives for the better, and they are dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of the less fortunate.

NK-Salem Foundation’s commitment to making a difference was exemplified when they made headlines by distributing 1,000 envelopes containing GH¢50 notes to street hawkers on the streets of Accra on 3rd October 2023. This gesture demonstrated their unwavering dedication to improving the lives of those in need.

NK-Salem Medical Centre is located in Achimota Abofu on the GH Media Stretch, and they are inviting the entire community to join them at the KSM Festival 2023, promising an unforgettable day of unity, wellness, and community spirit. The festival represents a unique opportunity for residents and visitors alike to come together and celebrate the values of togetherness and support that NK-Salem Foundation embodies.

The countdown to the KSM Festival 2023 has begun, and anticipation is building for what is set to be a day of fun, unity, and positive change in the Kisseman community and beyond. Mark your calendars for December 30, 2023, and be sure to attend this remarkable event.

The NK-Salem Foundation’s mission is deeply rooted in the principle of comprehensive healthy living. Their commitment extends beyond physical health, as they take significant strides to promote mental and social well-being. With a holistic approach to wellness, the foundation goes beyond healing; they passionately propagate love and embrace humanity without regard to race or background.

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Hundreds of mourners on Saturday thronged the Ga Mantse’s Palace at North Kaneshie for the final funeral rites of the Ga Manye, Naa Dedei Omaedru III. 

Chiefs, elders, clergymen, security heads, well wishers and sympathisers continue to throng the funeral grounds amidst drumming, singing and dancing with the firing of muskets.

President Akufo-Addo, Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumi, and their wives; Rebecca and Samira as well as Chief of Staff, Frema Osei Opare and former Speaker of Parliament Professor Aaron Mike Ocquaye, Inspector General of Police (IGP) Dr George Akuffo Dampare were present.

Several NDC and NPP parliamentarians, Ministers, government officials, among others, also came to pay their last respects.

Mourners were clad in red and black apparel to match the colours at the funeral grounds.

There was the display of the rich culture and traditions of the Ga state and its people, much to the admiration of the mourners.

Drumming, singing, blowing of flutes, and dancing amidst the deafening sounds of muskets fired by the Asafoatsemei (warriors of the Ga State) to signify royalty and the significance of the late Ga Manye.

There was also a procession of the various Asafo flags in Ga State. 

Naa Omaedru III, known in private life as Naa Dedei Ablah, passed away on December 26, 2022, at her Dansoman residence in Accra. 

She was 88 years old.

Naa Dedei reigned for 59 years and was dedicated to public and voluntary service, advocating for peace, education, and opportunities for young people, particularly girls. 

Adomonline.com’s photojournalist was at the funeral grounds and captured these scenes:

The final funeral rites of the late Ga Manye, Naa Dedei Omaedru III, are underway at the Ga Mantse palace in North Kaneshie, Accra.

At the palace, there are red and black decorations everywhere which signify mourning.  

All activities line up as the Ga state pays last respect to its queen mother are going smoothly as planned.

The activities started on Thursday, with Asafo companies (warriors) parading the streets of Accra amid the firing of muskets.

On Friday, a procession and display of the rich Ga culture and dance with the Asafoatsemei and Asafoanyemei (men and women warriors), took place.

This preceded a vigil scheduled for Friday night.

Shops are also not to be opened on Saturday October 28 in reverence to the late Naa Dedei Omaedru III. 

Visitors to the Greater Accra regional capital are greeted with red and black ribbons at all majors intersections. 

Adomonline.com’s photojournalist, Joseph Odotei, was at the palace and captured some exciting scenes.

Stay with Adomonline.com as we bring you comprehensive coverage of the funeral.

Below are some photos

Over the weekend, the Osu Alata and Ashante clans in the Greater Accra region came together to climax the 2023 Homowo festival.

The clans, as part of activities earmarked for the celebration, visited the royal cemetery, where deceased relatives have been buried over the years.

They sprinkled kpokpoi, fufu, rice, and palm nut soup on the graves of these royals.

In addition, a delegation of chiefs and queens in the clans marched through the principal streets of Osu, clad in red and black outfits, which are their traditional colours.

The “Asafo TuTswaaloi” who joined the celebration also displayed exciting shooting skills.

Adomonline.com‘s Joseph Odotei was present at the ceremony to capture these colourful scenes.

Below are some photos

The 2023 edition of the Chale Wote Street Art Festival kicked off with a procession on Monday, August 21, 2023.

After 12 years of hosting the annual event at James Town in Accra, the organisers changed the venue for the 13th edition of the Arts Festival to the Black Star Square.

The procession on Monday was a walk from the Osu Castle through some principal streets within Osu with participants clad in white outfits.

A delegation led by some traditional leaders of the Osu Traditional Area and the Founder of the Chale Wote Festival, Mantse Aryeequaye, carried out some rites to announce to the community the commencement of the event.

With the white regalia symbolising peace and good fortunes, the traditional leaders poured libations to bless the street and prevent any form of accident or bad omen during and after the event.

Ghanaian musician, Mzbel, joined the delegation.

Chale Wote is a platform that brings arts, music, dance, culture, and performance out into the streets.

Over the years, it has attracted many tourists across the globe to the country’s capital, boosting the tourism sector.

Some major activities for the 13th edition of the festival include photo exhibitions, street painting, graffiti murals, interactive installations, street boxing, movie screening, processions, design labs, movie screenings, and more.

This year’s edition promises to be a better experience as it officially partners with Multimedia Group Limited.

Adomonline.com’s Joseph Odotei was present at the procession and captured these interesting shots:

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Over the weekend, the people of Ga Mashie took their turn in the Homowo festivities for this year.

The streets of Ga Mashie were filled with the beating of the Odadaoo drums by the Gbese Mantse, as the townsfolk and tourists alike trooped the principal streets with excitement.

The special traditional meal, ‘Kpokpoi’ and palm nut soup were cooked and sprinkled all across the municipality as custom demands.

Homowo is a festival celebrated by the Gas to recount the devastating famine faced by their ancestors and to commemorate the return of rain.

The word Homowo (Homo – hunger, wo – hoot) means “to hoot at hunger” in the Ga language. Homowo is one of the colourful festivals celebrated by the Ga traditional area.

The people of Nungua begin the celebration, followed by Lante Dzan We Clan, then Tema, Ga Mashie, La, Osu, Teshie, Kpone, Prampram and Ningo.

The festival begins with the planting of maize, which is used for the preparation of traditional food, “kpookoi” during the festival. It’s characterized by the sprinkling of “Kpokpoi” to the gods and ancestors for spiritual protection. A month before this celebration is done there is a ban on noise-making.

This year’s celebration had a sharp change due to the death of the Queen mother of the Ga State, Naa Dede Omaedru III. Usually, the chief and his kinsmen sprinkle kpookoi on the principal streets within Ga Mashie but this year it was done in houses.

The centuries-old Homowo festival has become a uniting force among the Ga people.

Adomonline.com’s Joseph Odotei was present at the ceremony to capture these scenes:

Nestled along the tranquil banks of the Volta Lake, amidst the picturesque landscapes of the North Tongu District in the Volta Region, lies a town like no other.

Mepe, with its rich cultural heritage and breathtaking natural beauty, has earned a reputation for being a place that infects its visitors with an indescribable sense of happiness.

With the annual Apenorto festival serving as a grand celebration, it becomes clear that joy and merriment are not confined to a single event but are an integral part of Mepe’s essence.

Journey with us as we explore the captivating allure of Mepe and uncover the secret behind its infectious happiness.

The serene haven on the banks of the Volta Lake

Mepe enjoys a privileged location along the mesmerizing Volta Lake, offering its residents and visitors a front-row seat to the stunning beauty of nature.

The town’s traditional area spans various settlements scattered across the expansive waters, creating a unique bond between the people and the lake.

As the river meanders through the landscape, it imparts a sense of tranquility and purity that seems to permeate the very air one breathes in Mepe.

The unexplained happiness

Once you set foot in Mepe, you’ll be greeted by a warmth and hospitality that is unmatched.

The residents of Mepe have a way of infecting everyone who enters their precincts with an overwhelming sense of happiness.

The reasons behind this phenomenon remain elusive, but many believe that the clean energy radiating from the Volta River is responsible for this infectious bliss.

Beyond the Apenorto Festival

While the annual Apenorto festival is undoubtedly a highlight of Mepe’s social calendar, the town’s infectious happiness is not limited to this joyous occasion.

Mepe is a place where everyday life is infused with celebrations, music, dance, and laughter.

The locals embrace the spirit of unity and togetherness, fostering a sense of community that spreads happiness throughout the year.

Whether it’s the vibrant marketplaces filled with colorful crafts and delectable local cuisine or the lively gatherings at local events, Mepe is a town that knows how to revel in the simple joys of life.

Discovering the secrets of Mepe

To truly understand the magic of Mepe, one must delve into its rich cultural heritage.

The town is steeped in traditional customs and practices that have been passed down through generations.

From age-old rituals and ceremonies to captivating folklore and storytelling, Mepe offers a glimpse into a world where happiness is deeply intertwined with a strong sense of identity and cultural pride.

The locals eagerly share their stories, inviting outsiders to partake in their vibrant traditions and bask in the happiness that permeates their daily lives.

Mepe, the enchanting Tongu town along the Volta Lake, is a place where happiness becomes infectious.

Its breathtaking natural surroundings, coupled with the warm hospitality of its residents, create an atmosphere that uplifts the spirits of all who visit.

Beyond the annual Apenorto festival held in the first week of every August, Mepe is a town where happiness thrives year-round, reminding us of the simple pleasures that bring joy to our lives.

As you venture into the heart of Mepe, prepare to be captivated by its beauty, its people, and the unexplained happiness that permeates every corner of this extraordinary place.

The writer, Joshua Kwasi Tigo, is an indigene of Mepe, Editor of adomonline.com and Programmes Manager of Adom 106.3 FM, Ghana’s Number One Radio Station. He comes from the Gbanvie Clan of Mepe and specifically from Apevieme.

For every sweat they break, for every toil, every sacrifice they make and every love they share, mothers deserve to be rewarded in million folds.

In the absence of luxury to compensate them, a simple show of gratitude goes a long way to appreciate their presence in our lives.

This does not only befit a biological mother, but every woman who has in one way or the other proven that indeed parenthood requires love, not DNA.

In view of this, Adom TV, Ghana’s best television channel, is changing the narrative for this year’s Mother’s Day celebration with an exceptional package for adoptive mothers.

Were you nurtured by someone who’s not your biological mother; a step or foster mother who is loving, supportive and exceptional and would want to thank her in a special way, then take advantage of the 2023 Adom Ena Pa Ye – Maame Ayekoo promo.

All that is required is to share your unique story in a one-minute video and forward to the Adom TV WhatsApp number 0540106467, attached with contact details of yourself and your mum.

Deadline for entries is 6:00 pm on Monday, April 24, 2023. 

The opportunity comes with a chance of winning special packages for mothers sponsored by Franko Trading Enterprise, Niche Confectionary, Zentokid Multivitamin from Scab Pharmarcy, Access Bank, Confectionary, Bammimo Diamond Beauty sop, CGB, Actigard fron Agromonti and Evermilk.

Ghana’s number one local TV channel, Adom TV held a durbar to climax Ghana Month celebrations to showcase our rich culture on Friday March 31, 2023.

Some male and female presenters of the channel joined the celebration in their traditional outfits to showcase Ghana’s rich culture to the admiration of viewers at home.

They include: Akumaa Mama Zimbi, Afia Amankwa Tamakloe, Anokyewaaba Adwoa Serwaa, Cythia Tima Yeboah (Tima Kumkum), Mavis Amanor (Fire Lady) and Abena Pokuaa Ahwenee.

The rest are: Enoch Worlanyo Wallas, Kobby Stonne and Akwasi Nsiah.

Most of them wore kente, a rooted Ghanaian textile, made of handwoven cloth, strips of silk and cotton. Historically the fabric symbolises by royalty among the Akan.

Others also wore beautiful traditional fabrics and ornaments to represent their regions.

The celebrations were under the theme ‘Adom Ghana Month Durbar’.

Check out some of the photos of the event held at the forecourt of Multimedia Group at Kokomlemle below:

After a month of exhibiting Ghana’s culture to their viewers and listeners, the Akan Brand of the Multimedia Group Limited made up of Adom FM, Adom TV and Adomonline.com has climaxed it in a beautiful way on March 31, 2023.

On display is the rich Ghanaian culture from all 16 regions of the country. It is about the food, music, dance and the culture of the various ethnic groups in the country.

From dances like Kpanlogo, Kete, Agbadza and the likes, and various traditional dishes on display, along with poetic recitals underlined with great oratory, there was not a moment to miss.

The event is under the theme; ‘Adom Ghana Month Durbar‘ and is currently underway in Kokomlemle in Accra.

Presenters of Adom TV and Adom FM turned up in colourful kente among other traditional regalia and beautifully adorned with ornaments from head to their toe.

Also present were performers from various cultural troops, poets, drummers, singers, and dancers.

Various local foods and drinks were also on display.

From the beginning of March, the Akan brands educated, and entertained viewers and listeners on the rich Ghanaian culture from various tribes.

On daily basis, TV and radio personalities were celebrated alongside prominent Ghanaians both living and dead who contributed towards the growth of Ghana.

Speaking at the sidelines of the event, Programmes Manager at Adom 106.3 FM, Joshua Tigo said the programme is the climax of all the celebrations we have observed throughout Ghana Month”.

“In the course of the celebrations we’ve highlighted so many of the different elements that make us Ghanaians, our people, our food, our music and our art. We have celebrated great achievers both living and late in sports, music, industry and governance. We also educated our listeners on our proverbs and their essence, especially the repercussions for disobedience. We are crowning all the activities with this cultural durbar to say thank you to all of Ghana, especially our patrons,” he added.

Here are some pictures from Adomonline’s Gershon Mortey:

One of Ghana’s top hotels, La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, has released its events for the festive period; from Christmas to the new year 2023.

The list of events comprises occasions for children, the family and the vibrant youth.

The line-up also names some top Ghanaian musicians as entertainers for some of the events such as the reigning Vodafone Ghana Music Awards ‘Artiste of the Year’ Black Sherif, R2Bees, and Nigerian hitmaker ‘Runtown’, as some of the popular faces who will be present.

At the launch, the activities were as follows: 21st December 2022 – Black Sherif, 22nd December 2022 – Runtown, 23rd December King Promise, 25th December 2022 – Day Party & Bronya Feast, 26th December 2022 – R2Bees and Friends (evening) & ‘Family Fun Day on the Lawn (daytime),31st December 2022 – Bonfire & Grills Night, 1st January 2023 – Beach View Big Brunch, and 2nd January 2023 – New Year Comedy Night.

This December Every Friday African Cuisine Night with a Live Band.

Winner of the ‘Sales & Marketing Personality of the Year’ at this year’s ‘Golden Age Business & Creative Arts Awards’, the Sales & Marketing Manager for La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra, Valentine Appiah, explained why La Palm Royal Beach Hotel is the best option during this festive season.

“We have the lowest rates for our buffet and other food services in Accra. Also, our halls for rent are very negotiable as we seek the best for our clients always. Apart from safety, health ranks high on our menu. So, we still have Covid -19 and other sanitary protocols in place to ensure you are healthy at all times. And, for our guest who would be sleeping over, our staff and 24-hour security service are at your call”, he said.

La Palm Royal Beach Hotel is strategically situated at the beachside on the Teshie Nungua road in Ghana’s capital city Accra.

The 4-star hotel boasts of 159 rooms and a well spaced environment comprising a casino, swimming pool, a lawn by the beach, a large auditorium and a variety of meeting rooms.

It’s a household name as it has maintained its reputation as one of the leading hotels in Ghana since it’s inception in 1999 with names such as the Late Queen Elizabeth as part of its guest’s list.

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The Week 8 of Adom TV’s fashion show, Adepam, took a different turn with contestants of Adom TV’s Big Talent Show (Season 1) taking their turns on the runway.

They looked gorgeous to the brim with their lovely traditional outfits that sparkled the show with beauty beyond measures.

The show began with the host Sandra Ababio looking dapper in her pinky-laced traditional wear. Her curves could not be overlooked as she donned the dress made by @maxlegend_wears.

Designer KBaw’s outfit was the first to be outdoored on the show, and his model for the week in play was kumawood actor and Big Talent season 1 contestant, Tapoli.

The second person to outdoor her dress was Martha as she rocks the runway for designer Portia.

The Big Talent show contestant Bie Gya took to the runway for designer Richie in week 8.

Joe Shortingo followed up with his lovely outfit designed by Grace. The judges paid him a compliment for his confidence in outlook.

Meanwhile, Nana Yaw appeared on the runway with a lovely blue coat on a branded jacket. He modelled for Prince.

The Big Talent show finalist, Size Two, modelled for designer Emma. The judges were impressed by his looks and vim on the runway.

Ghanaian actress Adwoa Smart had a beautiful gown sketched by Godwin and designed by Ahmed, who took the best designer in week 7.

Meanwhile, the Week 8 show climaxed with an eviction. Designer Richmond Arthur couldn’t see the light at the end of the tunnel.

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A three-storey building consisting of 16 bedrooms owned by Shengfa Company Ghana Limited has been completely destroyed by a fire outbreak.

The Chinese company near Obuasi in the Adansi North District has lost all their belongings to the incident which happened on Thursday, 17th February.

The Human Resource Manager of Shengfa Company, Isaac K. Normanyo, told Adom News how he received the message and immediately called the Obuasi Fire Service.

According to him, the fire service directed him to inform the Fomena Fire Service due to their faulty fire tender.

However, when Formena Fire Service, the AGA, and Bekwai fire tenders arrived at the scene, all the belongings of the Chinese nationals were completely burnt into ashes.

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Mr Normayo noted that there was no casualty except two Chinese who were injured during the incident and have been sent to the hospital.

Reports from Obuasi District Police Commander, DSP Martin Asenso, revealed that the fire outbreak was caused by the meter in the building.

A new mum who peaked the scales at 21st lost seven stone after ditching her £800-a-month fast-food diet when doctors warned she might not live to see her daughter grow up.

Lillie Monro, 24, always struggled with her weight and would often have a takeaway burger for breakfast, as well as fast food for lunch and dinner.

Now, she’s swapped the burgers for salads, and as well as seeing her weight plummet, her finances also look healthier.

At her heaviest, her poor diet saw her reach 21st just before daughter Mila, two, was born, and a doctor warned the new mum she might not see her baby grow up.

Weighing 19st 1lb, and with her newborn baby in her arms, she pledged to change, and shrank 7st in a year, going from a size 22-24 to a 10-12.

She now weighs a healthy 12st.

The mum no longer spends £150-200 a week on fast food, meaning her food bills have halved, and she can climb the stairs without getting out of breath.

Lillie, an MOT, service and repairs adviser from Halstead, Essex said: “I literally lost a whole person worth of weight. My GP told me I wouldn’t see my daughter grow up so I knew I had to make rapid changes.

“I don’t think I’d have been able to do it if she hadn’t said that and I didn’t have Mila.

“I really enjoy just playing with her now: I wasn’t able to do that before.

“I didn’t do any exercise, just Slimming World. I actually really enjoyed it. I could still eat really big portions.

“I just changed the amounts of different foods so I was eating more of the right things and less of others, and cooked from scratch.

“At first I thought of it as a diet, but actually it’s a lifestyle change and that’s why it’s still working.”

As a 17st teen, Lillie said she didn’t like to go shopping with her friends, and first went to Slimming World aged 12 or 13.

She tried other diets too, but always found she put the weight back on afterwards, she said.

Lillie weighed 21st just before little Mila, now two, was born in February 2019, and 19st 1 shortly after.

The new mum was so uncomfortable about her weight she wouldn’t go out to the shops, or with her friends, and wouldn’t eat meals out, she said.

She went to her GP and was given medication for depression and anxiety, when Mila was three months old, in May 2019.

The female doctor told the mum her weight put her at risk of diabetes, heart failure, and other health risks, and she might not see her baby grow up, she said.

New-mum Lillie had feared losing little Mila when she was taken into neonatal intensive care with suspected sepsis just hours after being born, she said.

“You don’t expect your doctor to tell you you’re going to pop your clogs, but I’m so glad she did,” said Lillie.

“That was my wake-up call.https://get-latest.convrse.media/?

“When she said it, it reminded me of that fear of loss when Mila was in intensive care: it was so awful, really dreadful.

“I went home from the GP and cried my eyes out then decided to make changes.”

The Office of the Chief of Staff and President Nana Akufo-Addo have directed that this year’s 6th March celebrations and all its related activities be cancelled.

The directive applies to all jurisdictions of local governance across the country, due to the high prevalence rate of the COVID-19 cases in the country.

Consequently, in a press statement dated February 15, the office said the Ghana Education Service has suspended the 64th Anniversary celebrations nationwide.

Thus, no parade, neither will the Independence Square march by schools and organisations hold.

The 3^rd edition of Bragging Rights Championship, an annual inter-high school football tournament which seeks to reunite old students through sports is coming off on December 26, 2020.

The first edition happened on December 8, 2018 after some colleagues thinking of how to reunite with their old school mates, organized a football event to establish it.  

The event also helps these old students, after several years of completion, to create an avenue to network.

This year, five more schools are on board and it promises to be the biggest football event you could anticipate this yuletide.

With all Six (6) schools now ready, Bragging Rights 2020 will come off on at the Accra Academy Astroturf from 11am to 6pm on December 26, 2020.

There will be other indoor games including Scrabble, Monopoly, ‘Ludu’, ‘Oware’, cards, chess among other interesting ones.

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Below are the participating schools:

1. ACCRA ACADEMY

2. ACHIMOTA SCHOOL

3. ADISADEL COLLEGE

4. ARMED FORCES S.H.S (ACCRA)

5. APAM S.H.S

6. SWEDRU S.H.S

The event  with the motto – Reunion Through Games – began three-years-ago with only two year groups from Swedru Senior High School (SWESCO), 2011 and the 2012 batch respectively.

Come and meet old friends some of whom you haven’t met in decades to socialise and also to spread your network scope.

Under the stool name Nana Beyeman Kwame Ababio I, Mr Mahama was taken through the customary rites by the Chief of Jema and Kyidomhene of the Nkoranza Traditional Council, Nana Amponsah Gyan II.

Nana Gyan explained that the NDC presidential candidate deserves to be honoured as he undertook massive development projects in the area when he was the President of Ghana.

Speaking at a durbar held in honour of Mr Mahama, Nana Gyan acknowledged projects such as roads, water and schools as some of the legacy projects of the then government of President Mahama.

The chief was, however, unhappy that the projects started during the Mahama administration had been abandoned by the Akufo-Addo government.

Nana Gyan, therefore, urged his people to return the NDC to power by voting for Mr Mahama in the December 7 presidential election to enable him continue from where he left in 2016.

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For his part, Mr Mahama expressed appreciation to the chiefs and people of Apesika for the honour bestowed on him.

He said if elected as president in the December 7 general election, the next NDC government will complete all the abandoned projects.

The order to cancel the events which were supposed to start in April/May was given by Chief of the land, Nana Sakite II.

A press statement informing the public said the adverse effect of the virus was considered by the Standing Committee that reached the decision.

This comes at the back of a meeting held on July 27 to ensure the utmost safety of the Krobo people, assuring further developments that arise will be duly communicated.

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Dipo is a popular Ghanaian festival to usher into puberty girls who are virgins and groom them for marriage.

Ngmayem is a festival to commemorate the plentiful harvest of millet and also give thanks to their creator for protection.

Major- General Odartey-Wellington, was the Chief of Army Staff of the Supreme Military Council II (SMC II). He unsuccessfully led his troops to counter the June 4, 1979 coup d’état by the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC) led by Flt. Lt Jerry John Rawlings which eventually got him killed.

He had earlier prevented the first attempted coup by Flt. Lt Jerry John Rawlings on May 15, 1979. It has been 41 years since the June 4 Revolution happened in 1979.

General I. K. Acheampong led a group of disgruntled army officers and usurped Prime Minister Dr Kofi Abrefa Busia’s government in 1972, and formed a government which they called The Supreme Military Council (SMC).

However, in 1978, General Acheampong was accused of economic mismanagement and forced to resign by a group of army officers led by General Akuffo.

On May 15, 1979, Flt. Lt Jerry John Rawlings was arrested and imprisoned after he led a group of junior Ghanaian army officers in an attempted coup d’état against the military government led by General Fred Akuffo.

The mutiny by the junior soldiers in Ghana Army was foiled by the Chief of Army Staff of the Supreme Military Council II (SMC II) Major- General Odartey-Wellington. He was a high-ranking member of the (SMC II).

On the night of June 3, 1979, a group of junior officers including Major Boakye Djan and enlisted personnel of the Fifth Battalion and the Reconnaissance Regiment in Burma Camp staged a bloody coup and freed Rawlings.

On June 4, 1979, Ghana was ushered into its morning life with an announcement on radio by Flight Lieutenant Rawlings of a change in government by the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC).

He declared that he and some other ranks had taken over the government and asked officers and men to report to Nicholson Stadium inside Burma Camp where election of officers would take place.

He invited all officers who knew they had nothing to fear to attend the meeting.

Barely an hour and half later, Major- General Odartey-Wellington, Chief of Army Staff, announced on the air that an uprising which occurred in the early hours had been suppressed.

He, therefore, ordered officers and men of the (AFRC) to return to their respective units while steps were being taken to return the Armed Forces to normalcy.

He then invited Flight Lieutenant Rawlings and his supporters to meet him at the First Infantry Brigade headquarters at Kpeahie Ridge and promised there would be no arrests and victimisation.

The lull, which followed this announcement was, however, broken at 3.32 p.m. when a special Radio Ghana announcement said that Flight-Lieutenant Rawlings and his men had taken over control of the country.

Notable on the day was a display by Major- General Odartey-Wellington He entered an armoured car and single-handedly shot for three continuous hours. When he ran out of cartridges, he dashed to the Nima Police Station to surrender. That was the last time he breathed.

Unfortunately, he was killed on the spot by military officers immediately he came out of the armoured truck.

Major (Rtd) Ibrahim Rida described what happened: “They just opened fire. They just opened fire,” the bespectacled former soldier still appeared shaken by the 41-year-old story.

“He was hit….and as he was lying down dying, the normal way was [for him] to have been given medical aid immediately. Instead they opened fire on his body with a machine gun. They fired so much into his body that his flesh started shredding out. They literally shredded his body.”

Major General Odartey-Wellington attended Accra Academy in Ghana and various military training institutions including the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst (RMAS), and the United States Army Infantry School (Fort Benning, Georgia).

After being commissioned as an officer, he saw action in the Congo during the Congo Crisis, and also served in the Ghanaian UNIFIL contingent in the Middle East.

Under the National Redemption Council and Supreme Military Council I (SMC I) governments led by General I.K. Acheampong, Odartey-Wellington served in various military command and civil administrative positions. He was Chief Executive of the Ghana Timber Marketing Board, Commissioner (Minister) of Health and subsequently Commissioner of Agriculture tasked with implementing Acheampong’s nationalistic “Operation Feed Yourself” programme, before reverting to the position of Commander, No. 1 Infantry Brigade Group in 1977.

On June 4, 1979, Ghana was ushered into its morning life with an announcement on radio by Flight Lieutenant Jerry Rawlings of a change in government by the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC). The June 4th Revolution, otherwise known as June 4th Uprising, arose out of corruption, bad governance and frustration among the general public.

General I. K. Acheampong led a group of disgruntled army officers and usurped Prime Minister Dr Kofi Abrefa Busia’s government in 1972, and formed a government which they called The Supreme Military Council (SMC).

However, in 1978, General Acheampong was accused of economic mismanagement and forced to resign by a group of army officers led by General Akuffo.

On May 15, 1979, less than five weeks before the national elections, the then- Flt. Lt Jerry John Rawlings led a group of junior Ghanaian army officers in an attempted overthrow of the military government of General Fred Akuffo and the Supreme Military Council.

He was then arrested and imprisoned after he led a group of junior Ghanaian army officers in an attempted coup d’état against the military government led by General Fred Akuffo.

On the night of June 3, 1979, a group of junior officers including Major Boakye Djan and enlisted personnel of the Fifth Battalion and the Reconnaissance Regiment in Burma Camp staged a bloody coup and freed Rawlings.

An announcement was made early in the morning of June 4, 1979 at 6 a.m. on Radio Ghana of a change of government.

The voice which made the announcement later at 7.30 a.m. identified itself as that of Flight Lieutenant Jerry Rawlings who was expected in the morning to appear before a court martial at the Burma Camp.

He declared that he and some other ranks had taken over the Government and asked officers and men to report to Nicholson Stadium inside Burma Camp where election of officers would take place.

He invited all officers who knew they had nothing to fear to attend the meeting.

Barely an hour and half later, Major- General N. A. odartey-Wellington, Army Commander, announced on the air that an uprising which occurred in the early hours had been quelled.

He, therefore, ordered officers and men of the Armed Forces to return to their respective units while steps were being taken to return the Armed Forces to normalcy.

He then invited Flight Lieutenant Jerry Rawlings and his supporters to meet him at the First Infantry Brigade headquarters at Kpeahie Ridge and promised there would be no arrests and victimization.

The lull which followed this announcement was, however, broken at 3.32 p.m. when a special Radio Ghana announcement said that Flight-Lieutenant Rawlings and his men had taken over control of the country.

Notable on the day was a display by Major- General N. A. odartey-Wellington. He entered an armoured car and single-handedly shot for three continuous hours. When he ran out of cartridges, he dashed to the Nima Police Station to surrender.

Unfortunately, he was killed on the spot by military officers immediately he came out of the armoured truck.

That incident marked the beginning of the uprising.

After the incident, all military installations were searched and senior military officers who were on the side of the Supreme Military Council (SMC II) were killed. It was on the same day that Col. Aninful, the president of the military tribunal that tried Rawlings and the junior officers on 15th May was killed. His wife and children, who were also in the same room, were shot. Many sympathisers of the previous government fled the country to seek asylum elsewhere.

The Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC) included a cross section of ranks from private and lance corporal to staff sergeant, airman, lieutenant, and naval commander.

The membership was as follows;

1. Flt. Lt. Jerry John Rawlings – Chairman

2. Captain Boakye Gyan – Official Spokesperson

3. Major Mensah Gbedemah

4. Lt Commander Akpaloo

5. Warrant Officer 2 Obeng

6. Private Owusu Adu

7. Corporal Owusu Boateng

8. Leading Air Craftsman Gaktipo

9. Lance Corporal Ansah Atiemo among other people.

The AFRC ruled from June 1979 to September 1979. Power was handed to Dr Hilla Limann in September 1979. But Rawlings again overthrew Limann on 31st December 1981.

Though June 4 or the June 4th Revolution, otherwise known as June 4th Uprising, became a noted date in Ghana’s history, it has been said to be a date that brings a lot of pain to people who either lost loved ones, lost businesses or had to flee the country for their dear lives.

The Multimedia Group Limited has extended its golden hearts to some mothers across Ghana to celebrate their parental efforts.

Travelling across the length and breadth of Ghana; Bolgatanga, Ahafo, Kumasi, Volta Region and Accra, the team paid some surprise visits to some 30 mothers and frontline workers.

As part of Mother’s Day promotions dubbed ‘My Mother My Hero’, the recipients from Ledzokuku Krowor Municipal Assembly, Nogouchi, University of Ghana Medical School, and Korle Bu Teaching Hospital received some relief items.

They each received a bag of Excella rice, box of Frytol vegetable and soya beans oil, Jamaa Soap, two assorted types of Alife beauty bar soaps and Fortune margarine.

Extra products were distributed to other mothers who had not participated in the promotion to appreciate their efforts in the COVID-19 fight.

The donation was made possible by Wilmar Ghana Limited, owners of Frytol, which believes in the Multimedia brand, hence the support.

Osu Castle, also known as Christiansborg Castle, is a castle located in Osu, Accra, Ghana.

Christiansborg Castle was built by Danish colonialists in 1659 on a land obtained from Paramount Chief Okaikoi of the Ga ethnic group.

Over the years, the fort was juggled between the Portuguese, Swedish and Danish. Sometimes it was taken over by force; other times it was bought.

Seizing the castle

In 1693, Asamani, an Akwamu Chief, planned to seize control of the castle by way of a cunning trick.

A successful trader and warrior, Asameni moved to Accra, became proficient in the Danish language and disguised himself as a cook and interpreter to secure work at the castle.

He studied the site, and its occupants and operations, including the ships’ arrivals and departures as well as those of traders, merchants and others who worked and visited the Christiansborg castle.

The Akwamu was a state set up by Akan people (in present-day Ghana) that flourished in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Asamani informed the Danes that he would escort a group of Akwamu traders to purchase ammunition.

In 1693, Asamani and 80 armed men impersonating traders entered the castle.

Since it was accepted practice to test merchandise prior to purchase, the men were given ammunition.

But they had also hidden ammunition, powder and shots under their clothes.

Once in the castle, the Akwamu attacked the unsuspecting Danes.

A fierce battle ensued. Severely wounded, Governor Janssen escaped to nearby Fort Crevecoeur.

Many Danish merchants and officials were injured, and some were taken to Akwamu as captives.

Asamani and his men captured the castle.

The Akwamu leader, Asameni occupied the Christiansborg castle for a year appointing himself “Governor” of Christiansborg Castle, trading with merchants from many nations.

He replaced the Danish with the Akwamu flag.

In 1694, Asamani sold the fort back to the Danes for 50 marks of gold (400 troy ounces, worth about $666,920.00 Today) but retained the keys.

The AKwamu Legacy

The Keys are still in the ethnic group’s possession till this day and it had since been kept by the Akwamu as a trophy and a proud symbol of the resistance by the Akwamus from the Danes.

In 1957, when Ghana became independent, with Queen Elizabeth II as head of state, the fort became Government House, the residence of the Governor-General.

When Ghana became a republic in 1960, it became the residence of Ghana’s first president, Kwame Nkrumah.

Christiansborg Castle is not open to walk-in visitors.

Kiva Foundation over the weekend donated assorted items worth GHC 8,000 to the Royal Seed Home Orphanage in Bawjiase in the Central region of Ghana.

Kiva Foundation embarks on various charity events across the country, and in celebrating their one year Anniversary, they visited the orphanage to wine and dine with the less-privileged children.

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The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Kiva Foundation, Richmond Kwame Senaya, who goes by the name Rich Lampard stressed on the importance of giving back to society.

He gave out items such as bags of rice, exercise books, cooking oils, drinks among other products that can aid the upkeep of the children.

According to Mr Senaya, the foundation has come to stay, adding that, he is keen to improve the standard of living of people who have thin opportunities to making it in life.

He called on more stakeholders to come on board and help push the good agenda of Kiva Foundation, thereby, giving hope to the hopeless across the country.

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Prime Morning, Joy Prime‘s morning show will be rewarding its cherished viewers with amazing prizes in a Valentine promotion aptly named “Cupid Challenge.”

The promo will give viewers the opportunity to win fantastic prizes by writing love letters or romantic poems for their loved ones.

The letters and poems will be read on the show and the writers of the three best letters will join the hosts, Jay and Emefa to play games and have a chitchat.

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They will also be presented with gift items from the partners and sponsors of the Prime Morning show.

The challenge is part of Prime Morning’s series of activities planned around Valentine’s day.

On the eve of Valentine’s Day, a special guest, Mr. Kojo Deku, a former catholic priest who is currently happily married, will be on the show to tell his story of how he gave up priesthood for love.

There will also be several celebrity couple interviews throughout the month.

Prime Morning airs on Joy Prime, Mondays to Fridays at 7 a.m respectively.

The BMW Club Ghana (BMWCGH) is organising and hosting Ghana’s first and public
motorsports event this December.

The event will be held on December 29, 2019 at the Trade Fair, La in Accra.

The track event dubbed the “Accra Launch Control – 2019” will consist of various track actions including categories of events such as AWD Unlimited – AWD Drivetrain, 2WD Unlimited – FWD or RWD Drivetrain, 6-Speed (Manual) – Manual Transmission & Clutch, German Car Shootout.

The event will also consist of tracks actions including any German vehicle, naturally aspirated – no forced induction; Sedan – Four doors, wagons permitted; Motorcycle – motorcycles only; Car Drifts; Bike Wheelies & Stunts; BMX Stunts, Rollerblades and Skateboard stunts; Bike Drag Races, Bike vs Car races and more.

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This event will be the first of its kind in Ghana and is supported by the Ghana Ministry of Interior, Ghana Police Service, Ghana Highway Authority, Ghana Ministry of Tourism, La-Badi Traditional Council and The La-Badi Municipal Assembly.

The event will be an annual event that seeks to promote motorsports and bring together all car enthusiasts in Ghana and the West African Region.

Secured track/road length for the event is 1.2 km and expected spectator turn out is estimated to 2,000-3000km.

The sport is currently dominated by the Togolese “Lome Urban Race” held annually in the Togolese Capital, Lome. And the Nigerian “Auto-fest” annually held in the Nigerian commercial Capital, Lagos.

The event is opened to all drivers and car brands. Participating drivers and cars are required to register on the club’s website (www.bmwclubghana.com) prior to the event.

Spectator and Driver safety is at the core of the organization, organisers have said..

Founded in 2017, BMWCGH has grown to become one of Africa’s fastest growing owner
supported single-marque car club.

Today, BMWCGH has over 200 members nationwide mutually enhancing one another’s BMW ownership and driving experience.

With almost 25,000 followers on social media platforms: (Facebook & Instagram).

As one of BMW’s active and vibrant enthusiast organization, the club represents a lifestyle of
passion, adventure and performance.

BMWCH aims to enhance the BMW experience for our members by providing services, support, information, and activities that promote camaraderie and encourage social awareness and responsibility.

Unofficially, we’re a big support group for the Ultimate Driving Machine addiction. At the heart of our values is the promotion of Driver safety and Social Responsibility. We live these values by actively supporting the BMW Clubs Africa based in South Africa, a BMWCGH statement said.

Below is an official statement from BMWCGH:

If you are planning on stepping out with your family, friends or loved ones this yuletide then look no further as Adom TV is ready to serve you fun-packed activities at this year’s Adom TV 9 Lessons & Carols 2019.

The event slated for today, Saturday, December 21 at the National Theatre will unite people from across the country under one roof to watch favourite Kumawood stars relive the birth of Jesus Christ.

The thrilling part of the annual show is when fans read the Nine Lessons and Carols in a unique yet funny way like never before. Also, the characters will blend the Twi language with English in a satiric manner to generate humour.

Your favorite stars such as Emelia Brobbey, Dada Santo, Big Akwese, Christiana Awunu, among others will treat patrons to an exciting drama which will take place in two sessions.

The curtains will roll up for the first show at 4:pm while patrons are expected to be seated for the second at 8:pm.

Highlife musician Kuami Eugene will perform with array of stars like Guru, Francis Amo, Bernice Ansah and there will be an exclusive performance of Nsoromma stars powered by the Kwanpa band.

The Winneba Youth Choir will be there to rock fans with powerful Christmas-themed songs.

The rate for the most-talked about event is GH¢20.00. Fans are advised to set off early to avoid motor traffic.

Who will play baby Jesus, Mary or the caretaker father Joseph this time? Buy your ticket and come find out!

On November 10, 1961, Queen Elizabeth II started her tour in Ghana, four years after the nation had gained independence from her country.

She was originally meant to visit in 1959 but had to cancel because she was pregnant. She spent 11 days touring the country.

But before she left the UK to start her tour which was to take place from November 9 to 20, British MPs and the public didn’t want her to go.

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They were worried about rising tensions in a country where President Kwame Nkrumah was well on his way to becoming a ‘dictator’.

They were wary of the visit becoming unsafe for her as the head of the British crown.

To make matters worse at the time, five days before Queen Elizabeth’s trip was to begin, bombs went off in the capital city of Accra, hitting a statue of Nkrumah.

On the contrary, these events did not deter the Queen from her plan to visit the former colony.

When Elizabeth II finally arrived in Ghana, she witnessed parades and festivals in her honour with kings, queen-mothers, princes and a host of other nobles present to pay homage to her.

From the moment Elizabeth arrived in Ghana, along with Prince Philip, she was warmly greeted by crowds and excitement across the country.

Post-independence, the country had embarked on a program of “African socialism” in an attempt to strengthen its economy after years of colonialism.

 A neo-Marxist Ghanaian paper found Queen Elizabeth to be “the world’s greatest Socialist Monarch in history.”

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It was an unusual description for an enormously wealthy hereditary head of state but indicated how popular she was.

At a state dinner, Dr Nkrumah celebrated Queen Elizabeth saying, “The wind of change blowing through Africa has become a hurricane. Whatever else is blown into the limbo of history, the personal regard and affection which we have for Your Majesty will remain unaffected.”

In her reply, she said nations of the Commonwealth could disagree without members needing to leave.

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Queen Elizabeth garnered massive media attention by dancing with Nkrumah at the dinner. Several foreigners were displeased because Nkrumah was African.

Queen Elizabeth II captured dancing with Nkrumah while her husband is dancing Nkrumah’s wife, Fathia Nkrumah

Having the Queen and a former colonial subject arm-in-arm on the dance floor was a way to demonstrate her acceptance of a new footing between their countries.

Queen Elizabeth’s journey helped Ghana get highly sought-after funding for the Volta Dam, a hydroelectric project that was a centrepiece of Dr Nkrumah’s economic plans.

Once she returned, the Prime Minister at the time, Macmillan contacted President John F. Kennedy to say, “I have risked my Queen. You must risk your money.”

Financial backing from the Americans for the project soon came through, which cut off a potential avenue of influence for the Soviets.

Queen Elizabeth watching a dance performance

Member of Parliament (MP) for Assin Central, Kennedy Ohene Agyapong, has called for the detention of the former Second Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG) Dr Johnson Asiamah.

According to Mr Agyapong, he cannot fathom how Dr Asiamah could accumulate some huge amount of money to purchase a house worth about $1.5 million at Chains Homes in Airport Valley.

“Dr Asiamah has to be arrested. He is not a businessman like us, so how much is his salary to enable him to purchase a house that is estimated to be about 1.5 million dollars. They will come after them.

“It amazes me when I hear people like Asiamah tagging New Patriotic Party (NPP) as corrupt government, the kind of mess the National Democratic Congress created before leaving power is horrible, they don’t have the right to condemn the NPP’s good work,” Mr Agyapong said this on Net2 TV.

Mr Agyapong, a “faithful” member of the ruling NPP said if Dr Asiamah dares to critique the NPP or respond to the allegations leveled against him, more corrupt hidden information will be dropped about him.

Recently, the former-deputy Governor of BoG, Dr Asiamah heavily criticised the current leadership of the BoG for their modus operandi in the banking sector cleanup.

Dr Asiamah had alleged that under the erstwhile John Dramani Mahama administration, the BoG was to embark on a similar clean-up exercise which would have cost the country far less than the current exercise did.

But, the BoG rubbished the claims insisting there is no evidence or record to the effect that the Mahama-led administration intended embarking on a clean-up exercise of any sort.

In 2016, Dr Asiamah was appointed as the Second Deputy Governor at BoG by former President John Dramani Mahama.

Source: www.ghanaweb.com

Canadian singer, actress and record producer, Deborah Cox has arrived in Ghana ahead of this weekend’s mega packed show, Ghana World Music Festival 2019.

The singer, who was born and raised in Toronto, was full of excitement after her flight landed at the Kotoka International Airport, Terminal 3, where she was welcomed by the Multimedia crew, as well as fans and other members in the media fraternity. 

In an interview with JoyNews, she said she was elated to touch down on an African soil this year to recognise the Year of Return celebrations aside her core functions in the country. 

The ‘Sentimental’ hitmaker, who began performing on television commercials at age 12, urged fans to brace themselves for an electrifying show. 

The festival will feature artistes from Ghana, across the African continent, the Caribbean and the United States.

On the bill to perform are Ghanaian reggae and dancehall artistes, Samini and Jupiter; Gasmilla, singer Lamisi and music maestro Kojo Antwi.

Jamaican reggae band, Third World; Canadian Grammy award-winning RnB songstress, Deborah Cox; Jamaican Jazz and reggae artiste, Ernie Smith and Jazz artiste Irvin Mayfield among others would grace the occasion. 

The tickets go for Regular GH₵ 80, VIP GH₵ 150 and VVIP GH₵ 450. Early bird tickets are sold out.

Source: Ghana | Adomonline.com | Gershon Mortey | FB: Gershon Mortey

Adom FM, your number one Akan station, is set to storm the Lodge Tavern, Peduase on the Aburi Highway in the Eastern region with its popular Pork Party.

The fun-filled and double-pack event with the ‘Ofie Kwanso’ and ‘Efiada Mbosuo’ squad will take place on Friday, July 26, 2019.

Find your way to the venue to enjoy free pork and fried yam with Jerry Justice, Nana Ampofo Agyei, Kwame Oboadie, OPD, Papa Bills and all your favourite Adom FM presenters.

Watch video below: