8.10.06
Stars Triumph over S Korea
NYP is not a Political Tool
government through his Ministry to implement prudent policies that would promote morally upright and informed youth. He said: “My Ministry has realized that access to capital is one major problem facing the youth.
On the HIV/AIDS menace, Mr Boniface encouraged young girls to avoid early marriages and rather stay in school to enable them to become role models.
“With the right tools of decency, morality and commitment to future prospects of our country we can stop the spread of HIV/AIDS in order to preserve our youth,” he said. Mr Jehoiada Godwin Amuzu, Executive Director of YUFRIST expressed concern about the lyrics of most hip-life Songs and urged musicians to inject sanity into their lyrics.
“I am not condemning hip-life music but it could be used to educate and caution the youth against social vices,” he said. He urged political leaders to demonstrate practical commitment to the fight against indecency, triviality and other social vices that draw the nation back. GNA
New Gbese Mantse installed
A UK-based Ghanaian judge was on Sunday dawn installed the new Gbese Mantse under the stool name Nii Okaidja III in Accra.
Nii Okaidja III from the Nii Teteh Ankamah family succeeds the late Gbese Mantse Nii Agbofu who died four years ago and was buried a week ago.
Known in private life as Mr Bill Annan, his installation meant that the overlord of the Ga State, King Tackie Tawiah III, now has an Adontehene, a right hand person who would act in Ga Mantse's absence.
Nii Adu, the Gzasetse of the Korle We, performed the traditional rites after which he swore-in Nii Okaidja III as the new Gbese Mantse. In brief statement, the new Chief said his major task would be the unification of all Gbese people and work with the Ga Mantse to achieve the same dream for the Ga people.
Nii Okaidja said development, both human and physical, would be his ultimate objective for the people of the Ga State and added that an educational scholarship scheme would soon be introduced for the youth.
After the installation he was taken to Gborbu Wolumo at Nungua for other traditional rites. Nii Okaidja III was appointed a Magistrate for the Inner London Circuit in 1987 and became a presiding justice in 1991 where he commenced sitting on appeals at the Crown Courts at Southwark and Middlesex Guildhall as a judge.
He has written several papers on comparative law with the latest being "The role of the British Court Clerk."
6.10.06
Rest In Peace
Justice D.F Annan goes home.
5.10.06
Another Nigerian Oil Worker Killed
Agip, a subsidiary of the Italian oil giant Eni, said in a statement that "armed men in five boats" Wednesday attacked a convoy of seven boats ferrying supplies and food from Nigeria's oil capital Port Harcourt to the southern city of Brass.
A Nigerian employee of Agip was "accidentally hit by the assailants, who were targeting the engines, and was killed during the attack," the statement said.
Some 40 other people on the Agip vessels -- workers, military escorts and crew members -- were unhurt. The attack was repelled by Nigerian troops patrolling the region's waterways to protect oil vessels and facilities amid a rise in militant attacks in recent months.
In one week alone, at least 23 Nigerian military personnel were killed while more than 30 foreign and local oil workers were kidnapped by separatists seeking a greater share of Nigeria's huge oil wealth.
Veep Appeals to Striking Teachers To resume work
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