Group calls on President Akufo-Addo to reinstate Bagbin’s soldiers

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A group calling itself Crossfire Ghana is calling on President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo in his capacity as Commander-in-Chief of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) to intervene in President Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin’s security heckling to avert the unexpected.

Conveyor of the group, Nana Osei Tutu speaking to the media said, they are concern over the timing of the removal of military officers from the president’s office following recent events in parliament.

According to him, everyone knows the current state of affairs of the parliament and the vocal nature of the current president, especially in the fight to make parliament truly independent against the best expectations of the executive hence its unnecessary to remove his military officers.

He added that, “If indeed the reason behind this action as stipulated is to regularize the seizure, must the men be removed at the risk of the safety of the President before the said regularization can be effected”.

H noted that, the safety of the Speaker is very paramount to Ghanaians.

….NANA OSEI …..

 

 

 

 

Basic level Semester system: Students to spend 40 weeks per year-GES

The Ghana Education Service (GES), has indicated that students will now spend 40 weeks per year in school due to the newly-introduced semester-based academic calendar for public Kindergarten, Primary, and Junior High Schools has come to stay.

Director of GES, Prof. Kwesi Opoku Amankwah speaking to the media said, in this system, they will only be in school for not more than 10 weeks per time.

According to him, there will be mid- semester breaks and if they add the weekends, it will be 10 days per semester an in all, they will be in school for 20 weeks a semester and 40 weeks per year.

He added that, classes that start from 7:30am will close by 2:300 pm adding that, they will have one hour break while those who start class from 8:00am will close at 3:00pm.

…..PROF. OPOKU FIRST…..

Prof. Opoku Amankwah again advised Teachers to observe all covid-19 safety protocols ahead of school re-opening to help curb the spread of the virus.

He again advised parents to ensure that, their wards who are above 15 years to take the covid-19 vaccination jab before going to school.

….PROF. OPOKU SECOND…..

 

 

 

 

 

Bantama: Assembly to set up volunteer to curb criminal activities

Bantama Assembly as part of their effort to curb criminal activities in community has decided to set up a volunteer group.

Assembly member for Bantama Ahenbronum electoral area, Hon. Kwabena Boateng, aka, Trouble speaking to Silver fm’s Nana Frimpong during a town hall meeting said, the Assembly has ensure that, Bantama becomes one of the cleanest communities in the region hence purchasing Aboboyaa and wheel barrows and other items to help clean the community.

According to him, he has done a lot for the community in terms of security hence the need to setup a volunteer group by taking some tokens from every house to help his dream come true.

Bantama in the Bantama Constituency has been tagged as one of the headquarters of criminals in the region.

Residents and travelers who find themselves there at ungodly hours are been attacked by these criminals.

Trouble noted that, he has helped retrieved some stolen phones from these criminals to the rightful owners.

He stated emphatically that, some of the criminals are not residents of Bantama and has ensured that, some of them have been jailed to serve as a deterrent to others.

….TROUBLE….

Some residents at Bantama called for the setup of the volunteer to curb criminal activities in the area.

.…RESIDENTS…..

 

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