The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Kwabre East, Hon. Joseph Amankwah Nurudeen, led a Team to Holy Quran Primary and Junior High School on the 12th day of June,2025 following an aftermath windstorm that caused severedamage to the school’s infrastructure.
The MCE was escorted by the Municipal Education Director, Mr. Baffour Asare, the Presiding Member, Hon. Bruce Yeboah, the NDC Party Chairman, Hon. Kufulu and other officials. The visit aimed to assess the extent of the damage and engage with school authorities and stakeholders on the way forward.
Hon. Joseph Amankwah Nurudeen expressed his sympathy for the impact of the disaster and assured both the school authorities and the Parents-Teachers Association (PTA) of the Assembly’s commitment to supporting efforts to rebuild and restore the affected facilities.
The School authorities provided a detailed briefing on the destruction caused by the storm, emphasizing the immediate need for support to avoid disruption to teaching and learning. The PTA expressed their gratitude to the MCE and his team for the visit and the assurances of support.
Holy Quran School, located in the Kwabre East Municipality, offers education from the primary to junior high school level. The institution places a strong emphasis on Islamic education, reflecting its commitment to grooming both the academic and spiritual development of its students.
The MCE’s visit underscores the Assembly’s no dedication to fostering collaboration and ensuring that practical solutions are implemented swiftly to restore normal academic activities.
The Trump administration began sending dismissal notices Thursday to about 500,000 immigrants who had received temporary stays to live and work in the United States under a special humanitarian exception.
The so-called CHNV program was open to applicants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela from 2023 until it was terminated by President Donald Trump earlier this year.
The move came two weeks after the Supreme Courtruled that DHS can order CHNV participants to leave the country, even as they pursue a lawsuit challenging Trump’s revocation of the Biden administration-era program.
If target audience agree to “self-deport” using DHS’s Home Mobile App, they will receive travel assistance and a $1,000 bonus upon arrival in their home country.
A month ago, the Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to revoke the protected status of nearly 350,000 more immigrants, all from Venezuela, who were allowed to remain in the U.S. under the Temporary Status Program.
Immigrants in the CHNV program had been granted temporary, two-year stays after leaving their home countries because of conflicts there, or unsafe living or working conditions.
In a statement on the revocation of the CHNV program, DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin accused the Biden administration of having “lied to America.”
Yet as DHS sent out notices to immigrants Thursday, Trump himself bemoaned the effect that his own administration’s aggressive immigration enforcement actions were having on the farming, hotel and leisure sectors, which sometimes employ undocumented workers.
“Our great Farmers and people in the Hotel and Leisure business have been stating that our very aggressive policy on immigration is taking very good, long term workers away from them, with those jobs being almost impossible to replace,” Trump wrote in a Truth Social post Thursday morning.
“In many cases the Criminals allowed into our Country by the VERY Stupid Biden Open Borders Policy are applying for those jobs,” Trump wrote.
“This is no good. We must protect our Farmers, but get the CRIMINALS OUT OF THE USA,” he wrote. “Changes are coming!”
Speaking to reporters later, Trump reiterated his belief that farmers were being harmed by his administration’s deportation regime.
“Farmers are being hurt badly … They have very good workers, they’ve worked for them for 20 years, they’re not citizens but they’ve turned out to be great,” Trump said.
“We can’t take farmers and take all their people and send them back,” he said, an apparent reference to the deportation of undocumented agricultural workers that his administration has pursued.
“You go into a farm and you look and people … they’ve been there for 20, 25, years, and they’ve worked great and the owner of the farm loves them and everything else,” Trump continued. “And then you’re supposed to throw them out.”
“So we’re, we’re going to have an order on that, pretty soon, I think. We can’t do that to our farmers and leisure too, hotels,” the president said.
The White House did not immediately reply to a request for additional details about what such an order might look like.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs Hon.Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa
After meeting with the Minister of Foreign Affairs China, took to his Facebook handle
“Yesterday, I held productive and impactful talks with the distinguished Foreign Minister of China, His Excellency Wang Yi.
China has offered 0% tariff on all exports from Ghana.
China is Ghana’s number one trading partner with last year’s trade volume exceeding US$11billion.
This 0% tariff on 100% of goods from Ghana and other African countries will bolster trade, create jobs and produce more Ghanaian entrepreneurs.
We also discussed new industrial projects in line with President Mahama’s vision including exploiting our bauxite for an integrated aluminium industry powered by modern rail infrastructure.
Our bilateral engagement on the sidelines of the ongoing China-Africa summit in Changsha China, further agreed to work towards establishing an electric car manufacturing plant in Ghana anchored on Ghana’s strategic lithium deposits.
Ghana and China will soon sign a special Economic Partnership Agreement to concretise our mutually beneficial partnership.
President Mahama’s administration is firmly committed to leveraging diplomacy for the transformation of our dear country.
Kwame Nkrumah and Chairman Mao will be proud of what Ghana 🇬🇭 China 🇨🇳 relations has achieved 65 years after they laid the foundation”.
🚨OPEN LETTER TO THE MINISTERS OF EDUCATION AND INTERIOR 🚨
PROPOSAL FOR ENHANCED SAFETY AND DISCIPLINE IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
THE HONORABLE MINISTERS OF EDUCATION AND INTERIOR
SUBJECT: URGENT NEED FOR INCREASED SECURITY MEASURES IN SCHOOLS
Dear Honorable Ministers,
I am writing to bring to your attention the growing concern of violence and clashes among students, between students and their immediate communities, and between students and their teachers. These incidents have resulted in damage to lives and properties, disrupting the learning environment and undermining the safety and well-being of students.
Recent incidents that highlight the need for increased security measures include:
– Kinbu Secondary Technical and Accra Technical Centre Clash: A violent clash occurred between students of Kinbu Secondary Technical and Accra Technical Centre in January 2025, resulting in property damage and injuries.
– Kumasi Technical Institute (KTI) and Kumasi Anglican Senior High School (KASS) Clash: Students of KTI and KASS clashed in January 2025, resulting in property damage and injuries.
– Salaga SHS Clash: A clash occurred between students of Salaga SHS in February 2025, resulting in multiple injuries and property damage.
– Islamic Senior High School (ISSEC) Clash: Students of ISSEC clashed with local youth in February 2025, resulting in injuries and property damage.
– Sokode SHS Clash: Students of Sokode SHS clashed with local residents in February 2025, resulting in injuries and property damage.
If care is not taken to address these incidents with immediate effect, we risk escalating the situation, potentially leading to:
– Well-planned retaliatory attacks: Students may plan and execute retaliatory attacks, resulting in more severe consequences, including fatal incidents.
– Increased violence and destruction: The situation may spiral out of control, leading to increased violence, destruction of property, and potentially, loss of life.
In light of these incidents and the potential risks, I humbly propose that the Ministries of Education and Interior collaborate to implement the following measure:
Recommendation
1. Stationing of Police Officers: Dispatch and station at least one police officer for every 1000 students in educational institutions across the country. This ratio will provide an adequate security presence to deter violence, maintain discipline, and ensure respect amongst students.
Rationale
1. Enhanced Safety: A visible police presence will help to prevent violent clashes and ensure the safety of students, teachers, and community members.
2. Discipline and Respect: The presence of police officers will promote discipline and respect amongst students, fostering a more conducive learning environment.
3. Reduced Damage to Lives and Properties: By preventing violent incidents, we can reduce the risk of damage to lives and properties, minimizing the financial and emotional burdens on individuals and communities.
4. Protection of Campus Residents: Many senior high schools have evolved into self-contained communities, with students, teachers, and staff living on campus. As such, these residents require the same level of protection as any ordinary citizen. A police presence will help to safeguard their well-being and protect them from potential harm.
Implementation
1. Collaboration: The Ministries of Education and Interior should work together to implement this proposal, ensuring a coordinated and effective approach.
2. Training and Orientation: Police officers stationed in educational institutions should receive training and orientation on conflict resolution, youth engagement, and educational institution protocols.
3. Regular Review and Evaluation: The effectiveness of this initiative should be regularly reviewed and evaluated to ensure its impact and make necessary adjustments.
I believe that this proposal has the potential to make a positive impact on the safety and discipline in our educational institutions. I look forward to the consideration of this proposal by your esteemed ministries.
Thank you for your attention.
Sincerely,
Nicholas Morkah
Tutor/ Broadcast Journalist
nicholasmorkah2020@gmail.com
+233541431032
28/02/2025
Ministry of Education GH,Ministry of the Interior, Ghana,Hon. Haruna Iddrisu,Hon Muntaka Mubarak
In a heartwarming display of generosity and compassion, the Intercessory Prayer Network Charity Foundation has once again demonstrated its commitment to supporting the most vulnerable members of society. The foundation recently donated a vast array of essential items, including foodstuffs, provisions, toiletries, bags, clothes, and footwear, to orphans, widows, and disabled individuals at Teshieman near Akyem Achiase in the Eastern Region.
This selfless act of kindness is a testament to the foundation’s dedication to serving humanity and spreading love and hope to those who need it most. The donation is expected to bring relief and joy to the beneficiaries, many of whom struggle to access basic necessities.
The Intercessory Prayer Network Charity Foundation’s philanthropic efforts are a shining example of the positive impact that can be made when individuals and organizations come together to support a common cause. Their generosity and kindness serve as a reminder that we all have the power to make a difference in the lives of others.
As we applaud the foundation’s good work, we also pray that God will richly bless them for their kindness and generosity. May their selfless acts of charity inspire others to follow in their footsteps and may their efforts continue to bring hope and joy to those who need it most. 🙏🏼
After recently making headlines due to his extramarital affair with one of his church members, Prophet Ogyaba has disclosed his latest ambition, which has sparked discussion among netizens.
He has expressed his intention to run for Member of Parliament.
In a discussion on UTV on February 9, 2025, Ogyaba expressed his desire to represent his hometown, Dunkwa-On-Offin, in Parliament.
He emphasised that running for Parliament has long been one of his ambitions, and nothing will stand in his way of achieving it.
“I plan to go to Dunkwa-On-Offin and construct a project for the people because I intend to run for Member of Parliament. I also want to help the people in my community,” he retorted.
He further stated that if he is accepted and voted into Parliament, he will eventually run for the highest office in the land; the presidency.
“I want to start with the MP position, and once I’m accepted, I will run for the presidency in the future,” he added.
Funny Face encourages Ghanaians to consider his life as evidence of the existence of God.
The Ghanaian comedian, Funny Face, has shared some words of wisdom with the people of Ghana, especially those facing extremely difficult times.
He emphasizes the existence of a higher power and encourages individuals facing tough situations not to lose hope.
Having experienced severe hardships himself for many years and even contemplating giving up, Funny Face now asserts that he has found solace in his faith in God, which has helped him recover.
He urges others enduring similar challenges to look to him as a role model and trust in the presence of a higher power.
Six people lost their lives in a devastating car crash involving a Hyundai minibus and a low-bed truck in the early hours of yesterday at Obuasi, Kyekyewere.
The victims, reportedly returning from a funeral undertaking service, were tragically killed when their vehicle collided with the truck. Authorities are yet to determine the cause of the unfortunate accident, which has left the community in mourning.
Eyewitness accounts suggest that the impact of the collision was severe, leaving little chance for survival.
Emergency responders arrived at the scene to recover the bodies and assist any survivors.
The incident again sparked concerns over road safety and the need for stricter traffic regulations.
Many have called on transport authorities to conduct thorough investigations and implement preventive measures to reduce such tragedies.
Kumawood actor Big Akwes has sparked debate with his assertive comments regarding the significance of money in relationships, asserting that it’s a “shame” for a man not to purchase a Valentine’s Day gift for his significant other.
In a discussion on Max TV, Big Akwes responded to a query from a male viewer who wanted to know what to do if he couldn’t pay for a Valentine’s gift for his girlfriend.
The actor’s response was direct:“You have to put some money down and get something nice for your girlfriend. If you can’t afford a gift for Valentine’s, why is she still with you? Sell your phone and buy something for your partner”
Big Akwes emphasized the significance of financial stability in relationships, asserting that emotional and physical closeness alone cannot maintain a healthy partnership.
He went on to say: “She should run away from the relationship. It is a disgrace for you not to be able to afford even a bar of chocolate for your girlfriend. It is a big insult.”
The actor shared a message for women, suggesting they should be wary if their partners neglect to purchase gifts for Valentine’s Day. Nonetheless, he urged women to return the favor by giving gifts to their partners
“If your boyfriend can’t buy anything for you, leave the relationship. But if he does, you should also be able to get something for him — a watch or something will be okay”, he concluded
In a bid to showcase their exceptional debating skills and qualify for the national competition, the Oda Senior High School debate team arrived at Odorgonno Senior High School, eager to participate in the Sector Level Competition of the 68th Independence Day Debate Competition.
The team, comprised of talented and confident students, has been preparing tirelessly to demonstrate their mastery of argumentation, critical thinking, and public speaking. With their sights set on the national competition, which will be held in Kumasi, the team is determined to deliver impressive performances and make their school proud.
The 68th Independence Day Debate Competition is an annual event that brings together secondary schools from across the country to compete in a series of debates, with the ultimate goal of emerging as the national champion. The competition is designed to foster critical thinking, creativity, and effective communication among students, while also promoting a deeper understanding of Ghana’s history, culture, and values.
As the Oda Senior High School debate team takes on their opponents at the Sector Level Competition, they will be required to demonstrate their knowledge of various topics, think on their feet, and articulate their arguments with clarity and conviction. The team’s success will depend on their ability to work together, support each other, and adapt to the pressure of competition.
The arrival of the Oda Senior High School debate team at Odorgonno Senior High School marks an exciting moment in the competition, as they prepare to engage with their peers from other schools and showcase their debating prowess. With their dedication, hard work, and passion for debating, the team is poised to make a lasting impression and take one step closer to achieving their goal of qualifying for the national competition in Kumasi.
As the competition heats up, one thing is certain – the Oda Senior High School debate team will give it their all and make their school proud. We wish them the best of luck as they take on the challenge and strive for excellence in the 68th Independence Day Debate Competition.
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