THINGS YOU SHOULD AVOID AS A TEENAGER
The teen’s life is one that is full of fun and experiences.
It is characterized by a surge of, fantasy, vigour, optimism and exuberance.
Every teen has lots of aspirations, opportunities as well as myriads of opportunities to exploit.
A teenager is hardly out of ideas, what to do next or where to go after now becomes a headache for them.
However, the above positive assets possessed by teens the fact still remains that most teens are impressionable, they have identity crisis and are prone to mood swings.
They find it difficult to understand themselves and they make it even harder for others to understand them. To conquer these vices and become great in life, teenagers should beware of the following:
1. Pride: a proud teenager is incorrigible and opinionated. He does not take advice from the right sources as he associates with only those who make him feel on top at all times. He surrounds himself with vain people who themselves have lost track of the way to their destiny. Pride makes you blind to your faults and takes you far from people who could help you in life. A proud teen feels he is right all the way, all the time.
2. Bad friends: Bad companions ruin good character.Bad friends will destroy you completely. I will advice you to have a very good person as your friend especially during teenage period.
3. Disobedience: Disobedience to God, parents, elders or any constituted authority is destructive to yourselve. Young people are enjoined to obey their parents which will enable them live a long life.
4. Prayerlessness: One key for a successful life as a teenager is to be very prayerful.
5.Beware of sexual sin: The Bible tells us in 1 Corinthians 6:18 that every other sin a man commits is outside the body but whoever commits fornications sins against his own body. Sexual immorality have destroyed the future of more teens than any other sin. Many have ended up carrying sexually transmitted diseases while others ended their prospects due to unwanted pregnancy.
6. Cultism: This satanic practice has lured uncountable number of teenagers to their untimely graves.
Cultists are the dirtiest cowards you can ever meet never engage yourself with such people.
7. Substance abuse: Drug abuse had destroyed many teenagers in the world.
Many intelligent teens ended as school dropouts because they yielded to their appetite for substance abuse.
8. Obsession/Addiction: For example, if you are unguided the internet can control you, porn can become your master, gambling may take over you. Football, foul language, gothic music, indecent dressing, etc. are all out to take hold of careless teens and control them. Anything that takes your time and attention has become an addiction and should be treated as an enemy till you get your freedom.
Beware of being obsessed or addicted to anything that may not allow you to reach you goal in life.
To Err is Human; Let's Forgive Hon. Muntaka-NPP MP
The Member of Parliament (MP) for Ayawaso West Wuogon Constituency in the Greater Accra Region, Hon. Lydia Seyram Alhassan has symphathised with his colleague Member of Parliament (MP) for Asawase Constituency in the Ashanti Region, Hon. Mubarak Muntaka Mohammed for apologising over his unsubstantiated comment against Justice of the Supreme Court.
The Member of Parliament (MP) for Asawase Constituency, Mohammed-Mubarak Muntaka has apologised for any harm done to the image and reputation of the Lord Justices of the Supreme Court and members of the Judiciary.This follows his allegation that a Justice of the Supreme Court tried to bribe a National Democratic Congress (NDC) Member of Parliament-elect (MP) to influence her in the election of a Speaker of Parliament
“Based upon good counsel, I have also decided to let sleeping dogs lie and will consequently refrain from any further public commentary on the matter which, as I have indicated was originally reported to me by a female colleague Parliamentarian,” part of a release sighted by Silvernews read.
Speaking on Omanbapa Morning Show on Silver FM, the Deputy Majority Whip in Parliament, Hon. Seyram told the host of the show Nana Kwabena Ampratwum that, though they are in the opposite side in asmuch as political parties are concern but since to err is human and humans are also fallible, her Colleague, Hon. Muntaka Mohammed should be pardoned by the Supreme Court and Ghanaians as a whole.
"I think to err is humanbeing, and also humans are not God, Muntaka is also fallible and should be forgiven as such", She told Ampratwum.
......HON. LYDIA FIRST.....
She again urged everybody to adhere to all the protocols especially wearing of nosemask, frequent use of hand sanitizer to help curtail the spread of the novel virus.
......HON. LYDIA SECOND......
COVID-19: STUDENTS SHARE THEIR VIEW ABOUT SCHOOL RECLOSURE
Some students of the Akenten Appiah-Menka University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development (AAM-USTED) formerly of University of Education- Kumasi Campus has shared their views over schools reclosure due to the sudden increase of COVID 19 cases in the country.
The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) has proposed for schools in the country to be shut down in order to control the rising spread of Coronavirus in the country.
The call comes in the wake of increasing fatalities among COVID patients in the country. The death rate of the virus has reached 464 following the confirmation of eight more fatalities.
Additionally, the country has recorded 765 new infections, raising its active cases to 6,411 from a previous 6,095 since the last update on Saturday, February 6, 2021.
Sharing their opinions on this in an exclusive interview with our correspondent, Emmanuel Ntimoah, it is advisable for schools to close hence pleading on the government to do so.
According to them, it is very difficult to practise social distance in schools because of the social life thereby the need to call for reclosure of schools. They noted that, the only measures they follow is the wearing of the nosemask.
Only single student opposed to the decision to shut down schools.
.....AAMUSTED STUDENTS.....
Central Market:Traders bare teeth at their leaders
Scores of traders at the Kumasi Central Market (KCM) are lambasting their leaders for sabotaging them.
According to them, some of the leaders have been able to acqure a store for their relatives whiles some of them have been evicted from their acquired place of trading.
They added that, they had paid huge amount to one Member of the Committee steering the affairs of the market, Mr. Ankama for acquisition of the shops but still to no avail.
But reacting to the accusations, the Chairman of the Central Market Traders Association (CEMTA), Mr. Frank Antwi told Silver FM's reporter, Akwadaa Nyame that, the leaders of the Association worked hard to acqure a shop for the traders.
He said the leftover traders should not blame the leaders but blame themselves adding that these traders dissociated themselves from the association when the leaders were fighting to acquire the shop.
.....MR. FRANK.....
Covid-19: Parent share their view whether to reclose down schools
Section of Ghanaians within the Kumasi Metropolis have shared their view whether to close down schools due to the sudden increase of the covid-19 cases in the country.
According to some of them, they feel the government should consider reclosing down schools in the fear, their wards might be contacted with the virus.
They added that, it is very difficult for the students especially those in the kindergaten to adhere to all protocols.
Meanwhile some of them also believe that, it is not neccessary to close down schools at this time.
They noted that, the children will be safe in school if the proper measures to curtail the virus have been put in place.
They made this known to the media after the Ghana Medical Association (GMA) has proposed for schools in the country to be shut down in order to control the rising spread of Coronavirus in the country.
The call comes in the wake of increasing fatalities among COVID patients in the country.
Additionally, the country has recorded 765 new infections, raising its active cases to 6,411 from a previous 6,095 since the last update on Saturday, February 6, 2021.
......PARENTS......
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