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Ex-convict remanded for snatching a car at Haatso

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A court gavel

A barber and ex-convict, Vincent Gbetorglo, has been remanded into police custody by Her Ladyship Evelyn Asamoah, a High Court Judge with additional responsibility for the Circuit Court in Accra.

The accused, charged with conspiracy to commit robbery and robbery, pleaded not guilty to both counts. His two alleged accomplices, identified as Peter Akakpo Dompe and Ali, remain at large.

The case, prosecuted by DSP Emmanuel Nyamekye for the Republic, has been adjourned to August 21, 2025.

Background of the Case

According to police investigators led by Detective Lance Corporal Julius Carlos Caesar, the incident occurred on January 1, 2025.

The complainant, Martin Obeng, a taxi driver residing at North Legon, was operating his Toyota Corolla taxi (registration number GM 292-16) around Madina Zongo Junction when he was hired by the accused persons for a ride to Haatso.

Upon reaching a section of the road near the ICGC Chapel at Haatso, one of the passengers asked to alight.

As Obeng parked the car, but was suddenly attacked. Vincent Gbetorglo allegedly held him from behind, while the other accomplices covered his face, tied him with a rope and forced him into the back seat.

Gbetorglo then took control of the car and drove to West Land, where the complainant was abandoned.

The Ex-convicts and his allegedly accomplices made away with the taxi cab (Toyota Corolla GM 292-16), a Samsung Galaxy A05 Smartphone, a Ghana Card and Driver’s License, car documents, two MTN SIM cards, GH¢13,000 loaded on one of the SIM cards and GH¢700 in cash.

Arrest and Investigation

On July 30, 2025, nearly seven months after the robbery, intelligence led to the arrest of Vincent Gbetorglo at the Accra Mall. A search conducted during his arrest recovered the complainant’s Samsung Galaxy A05 Smartphone and two MTN SIM cards.

One of the SIM cards (0550577314) was registered to Peter Akakpo Dompe, one of the suspects still at large, but was found in use by Gbetorglo. The second SIM (0596664877) was registered in Gbetorglo’s name.

A search at Gbetorglo’s residence in Kasoa Domeabra uncovered another Galaxy A05 phone and two keypad phones, one containing an additional SIM card (0256621365).

Criminal History

Vincent Gbetorglo is a Togolese national and a known ex-convict. In 2011, he was sentenced to 40 years in prison by the Cocoa Affairs Court. He was, however, released in 2023 after a successful appeal.

He is currently in lawful police custody as authorities continue efforts to arrest the remaining two suspects.

The case continues on August 21, 2025.

Radical Galamsey Problem Demands Radical Solution ….Bishop Sarfo-Kantanka

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RICHARD OWUSU-AKYAW
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Right. Rev. Prof. Osei Sarfo-Kantanka

Former Kumasi Diocesan Bishop of the Methodist Church-Ghana, Rt. Rev. Prof. Osei Sarfo-Kantanka, has said that radical illegal mining, known as galamsey, demands a radical approach to save Ghana’s environment and unborn generations from the menace.

Eulogising the fallen victims of the helicopter crash at Adansi Sikaman last week, the Methodist Prelate expressed deep concern about the key personalities who died while on a mission to address the galamsey situation in Ghana.

He subsequently urged President John Dramani Mahama to confront galamsey head-on, especially after losing eight prominent Ghanaians, including Ministers of State.

“It is sad to hear about their demise. I am using this channel to say that if President Mahama is not going to be angry enough, nothing will change. The whole thing is that radical problems demand radical solutions.

“If we are to tackle galamsey and environmental destruction, a radical problem that has existed with us for a long time, then radical action is required,” he said.

Bishop Sarfo-Kantanka, who has preached about how negative emotions can bring about transformational change, drew inspiration from Christian literature such as Christ the Controversialist and John Wesley The Radical, authored by John Stuart and Michael J. Gorman respectively.

He noted, “We all agree that the antecedents unfolding, which have led to the demise of eight very important personalities in our lives, is reason enough to be angry for change. And that is exactly what we are experiencing.”

The distinguished and vocal Theologian bemoaned that Ghanaians are not angry enough to end the galamsey menace.

“We are not angry enough to bring about change in the governance system of our country that will propel our development as a nation,” Rt. Rev. Prof. Osei Sarfo-Kantanka said, when he preached on Kessben FM in Kumasi over the weekend.

Reflecting on the past, he recalled that former President Akufo-Addo had said he was prepared to put his presidency on the line to stop galamsey, yet no significant action happened until his term ended, and questioned the fate of John Mahama’s resolve.

“I do not know what President Mahama’s resolve is. He has lost eight of his prominent men because of galamsey. When we read the Bible, I have preached about galamsey and talked about Saul.

“The Bible says that when the Amorites threatened the people of Jabesh Gilead, Saul was angry, and the Holy Spirit came upon him in power,” the Bishop said. He prayed for President Mahama to “man up” and confront the existential threat confronting Ghanaians.

“My prayer is that President Mahama will be angry enough, for the Holy Spirit is waiting to empower him to do what is radical to solve this galamsey problem. Otherwise, the Minister of Defence, Minister of Environment and the other six victims would have died in vain. May God help us.”

Recalling a recent speech by former Minister for Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation, Prof. Frimpong-Boateng, who delivered a keynote address at GHAFES, a day after the air crash, the Bishop highlighted two important statements made by the renowned heart surgeon: “Any government that is serious about stopping galamsey can do it.”

Trader granted bail in alleged Land Fraud Case

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The Accra Circuit court complex

The Circuit Court 7 in Accra, presided over by  Isaac Addo, sitting in for Her Honour Sedinam Awo Kwadam, has granted bail to one of the accused persons in a land fraud case involving over GH¢292,000.

Jonas Ohene Agyemang Kena, a 48-year-old trader (A1), has been admitted to bail in the sum of GH¢160,000 with one surety. His co-accused, Nii Bortey Abeku, a 40-year-old businessman (A2) was absent in court.

The case, titled The Republic vs. Jonas Ohene Agyemang Kena and Nii Bortey Abeku, centers on the alleged fraudulent sale of state land at Klagon-Nungua in the Greater Accra Region.

Mr. Addo urged the prosecutor to amend the charge sheet, noting that A2 has not admitted to the offences as currently stated, despite earlier police cautioned statements.

Counsel for the accused, Francis Jagati, made a passionate submission, praying the court to discharge his client entirely, arguing that “the facts do not support the charge.”

The court ruled to grant bail and adjourned the case to September 10, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. for further hearing.

Agyemang pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to commit a crime – fraudulent transaction of land, fraudulent sale of one-plot of land for GH¢100,000 and fraudulent sale of a half-plot for GH¢60,000.

According to Chief Inspector Daniel Appiah-Ofori, the complainant, Augustine Jude Tetteh Quarshie, a truck driver based in the United States, was lured into purchasing land by A1, whom he considered a friend.

In March 2024, A1 allegedly sold him a full plot and a half plot of land at Klagon for a combined price of GH¢160,000 collecting an additional GH¢32,000 in documentation fees.

The complainant also paid A1 GH¢107,639 for clearing the land and building a fence wall. However, upon visiting Ghana, he discovered that the land belonged to the state and was under the control of the Tema Development Corporation (TDC).

A search at the Lands Commission confirmed the land was not for private sale.

Upon arrest, A1 implicated A2 as the original seller of the land. A2 allegedly admitted to selling the land to A1 but could not produce documentation to support a claim that the land had been released to the Nungua Stool.

The court has directed the prosecution to consider revising its charge sheet in light of the inconsistencies in the accused persons’ statements and the evidence available. A2’s absence was noted, and his status is expected to be addressed at the next court sitting.

‘Red’ opioid will destroy your health’ –Okomfo Kwadee to Ghanaian Youth

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Okomfour Kwadee

Hiplife musician Okomfour Kwadee, who has battled mental illness for some years now has made a public return, appearing stable and composed in a recent interview.

In an interview with Kumawood Actor Kwaku Manu in a conversation shared on social media, Kwadee cautioned Ghanaian youth against the use of opioids, particularly a highly addictive pill known as ‘Red’ or ‘225.’

He stressed that the substance offers no benefit and could be fatal. The musician revealed that he had experimented with various stimulants in the past, which took a toll on his health.

“I will admonish the youth to engage in activities that would benefit them. Doctors have spoken against the intake of Red because if you take it, you can die from it.

“We have been in the system for some time now, and there is nothing that I haven’t done. There is no strength greater than the one you have. The Red, tramadol, and other stimulants are of no benefit.”

Kwadee also urged fellow musicians to refrain from using marijuana and other harmful substances, warning that blind imitation of foreign trends is damaging the creative industry.

‘Stop stigmatising PWDs seeking jobs’   

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Business

Mr Philip Duah, the Executive Director, Abak Foundation has advised employers to stop stigmatising qualified persons with disability (PWDs) seeking jobs in their companies.

He said the act was disheartening and shattered their hopes in acquiring decent jobs.

He gave the advice at a dissemination and closeout session of the Economic Empowerment Programme (EEP) of Sightsavers, Abak Foundation, Challenges Worldwide, Ghana Federation of Disability Organisations and inclusion Ghana in Accra.

The two-year programme saw 127 PWDs secure decent jobs either through direct employment or entrepreneurship, after receiving required skills.

The closeout session was to celebrate their achievement, the businesses of PWDs that improved and PWDs who got employment after receiving employability skills.

In a country where formal jobs were difficult to access, Mr Duah said a combination of a pathway of employability and entrepreneurship skill, would help to equip PWDs with the needed skills and knowledge to secure or create decent jobs, hence the relevance of the programme.

“Those who need employment need mentorship and support to catch the eye of the employer and that brought about a lot of training such as building the capacity of PWDs to write CVs and attend interviews,” he said.

Mr David Agyemang, the Country Lead, Sightsavers, explaining the Ghana Economic Empowerment Programme pathways, said the Employability pathway sought to build the skills of persons with disabilities on how to present themselves at interviews and how to write curriculum vitae among others while the Entrepreneurship pathway built their capacity to establish or enhance their businesses.

After the training, he said the employers also did self assessment to identify how prepared they were to employ persons with disability.

“If they should employ a person with disability today, would they be able to handle that person? Would they be able to provide what we call a minimum accommodation for them?, he said”.

Mr Agyemang said after all preparations, they brought all employers engaged together in a network called Ghana Business and Disability Network to make workplaces all-inclusive.

“All these processes that I’m telling you contributed in helping us to transition 127 persons with disabilities into jobs. You know that it’s very difficult to get jobs nowadays, even if you are not having the disabilities.

“If you don’t have a job, you know the challenges that come with it. But then picture, if you are a person with disability, your problem is even bigger, because you have to take care of your family, and at the same time, you have to deal with your disabilities.

“So these people have a lot of challenges they were going through, which I believe this employment will now make things easier for them,” he noted.

Mr Isaac Wabey, a PWD and beneficiary of the programme, sharing his experience said: “I enrolled onto the programme as a job seeker. I was unemployed but I gained soft skills, and knowledge on CV writing among others.

“It was through the training that I secured a formal job and ventured into Entrepreneurship as well.

“Through the EEP, I am now employed, have set up my own business and have set up an NGO to help others,” he added.

Mr Wabey said capacity building was key in giving PWDs competencies and skills to work and earn for a living.

He encouraged the programme’s implementors to promote networking at every gathering to enrich opportunities for all those marginalised.

By Eunice Hilda A. Mensah  

GNA 

Madonna urges Pope to visit Gaza ‘before it’s too late’

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Madonna

Madonna has urged Pope Leo XIV to visit Gaza and bring his “light to the children before it is too late”.

The US queen of pop shared her plea on social media, saying the pontiff was “the only one of us who cannot be denied entry.”

Her intervention came as the UK, EU, Australia, Canada and Japan issued a statement saying “famine is unfolding in front of our eyes” and urged action to “reverse starvation”.

“Most Holy Father, please go to Gaza and bring your light to the children before it’s too late,” Madonna posted on Instagram. “As a mother, I cannot bear to watch their suffering.

The children of the world belong to everyone.

“You are the only one of us who cannot be denied entry.”

Israel has faced mounting pressure over the humanitarian situation in Gaza with UN-backed experts last month warning that a scenario of famine was unfolding.

It has continued to deny there is starvation in Gaza and has accused UN agencies of not picking up aid at the borders and delivering it.

The Like a Prayer singer added: “We need the humanitarian gates to be fully opened to save these innocent children.”

She signed off by saying: “There is no more time. Please say you will go. Love, Madonna.”

In July, the new Pope renewed his call for a Gaza ceasefire after three people sheltering in the Catholic church in Gaza City were killed in an Israeli strike.

According to PA News, he said: “I appeal to the international community to observe humanitarian law and respect the obligation to protect civilians as well as the prohibition of collective punishment, the indiscriminate use of force, and the forced displacement of populations.”

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She doesn’t cook, clean –Halle Berry’s ex-husband on why he divorced actress

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Halle Berry and ex-husband David Justice

Former American baseball player, David Justice has revealed why he divorced his ex-wife, actress Halle Berry.

Speaking in a recent episode of the ‘All the Smoke’ podcast with co-host Matt Barnes, Justice explained that he left Berry because she doesn’t do house chores and lacks motherly instincts.

“I’m looking at my mom, I’m a Midwest guy. So in my mind, I’m thinking a wife at that time should cook, clean, and I’m thinking OK, if we have kids, is this the woman I want to have kids with and build a family with? And at that time, as a young guy, she don’t cook, don’t clean, don’t really seem like motherly,” he stated.

Justice said that the marriage could have been saved if he had known about therapy.

He explained that he was young and naive then and had only been in one relationship before his marriage to Berry.

He, however, maintained that he is not to be blamed for the divorce, adding that the movie star was “dead wrong” for making the world believe he was the problem in their failed marriage.

Justice married Berry on New Year’s Day 1993, but they divorced on June 20, 1997.

He has since been married to wife Rebecca Justice for 24 years, the mother of his two kids.

Berry is in a long-term relationship with Van Hunt. Previously, she was married to Oliver Martinez (2013 to 2016) and Eric Benet (2001 to 2005). She has two kids: Nahla, 17, whose dad is Gabriel Aubry, and son Maceo, 11, with Martinez.

Page Six reports that David Justice, was slammed by fans for saying he divorced her because the actress didn’t possess “motherly” traits.

“Halle Berry’s ex-husband David Justice says he walked away because he couldn’t picture her as the mother to his kids… ‘She doesn’t cook, doesn’t clean, and just didn’t come across as very motherly.’ So he wanted a maid?” asked one user on X.

“Halle Berry, a household name, was supposed to take time away from her breadwinning career to ‘cook and clean’ for a man I’ve never heard of?! LMAOOOO! According to their net worths, he needed to be the one throwing the apron on and cleaning the house too,” added another.

“David Justice could have simply hired a full cleaning & cooking staff & and enjoyed his marriage to Halle Berry. Bro, how did you fumble the queen after you just snagged her? SMDH,” wrote a third fan.

“David Justice dead ass married Halle Berry and wanted her to fold clothes. Catwoman pushing a vacuum?” tweeted another netizen.

PDP Chieftain Flays Obi’s One-Term Proposal, Says Promise May Not Be Kept

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Peter Obi

A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Umar Sani, has raised concerns over Peter Obi’s promise to do one term if elected as president and believes his supporters may not allow him to keep his word.

Sani, who spoke on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief, argued that though Obi’s integrity is not in question, the former Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate may pander to pressure from his supporters.

“Now, Mr. Peter Obi could be very sincere, you know. After I made that comment, some other people followed up the comments, and some even went further to say that even if he went to the shrine to swear, they would not believe him,” the PDP chieftain told the morning show crew on Tuesday from Channels Television’s Abuja studio.

“Some others said he’s just giving tales by moonlight, but by whatever way they are trying to address him, the issue I raised is not about Obi’s integrity but about how he panders to his supporters.

“Now we all know that his supporters will not agree [to the one term] because the Constitution says you are supposed to do two terms, and then you are giving promises for one term. Perhaps more importantly, if his performance in the first term is something to write home about, they will now urge him to continue.

“So there are so many obstacles to that promise. It is a promise made, but may not be a promise kept. So, the issue is not whether Obi will keep the promise; it’s whether they will allow him to keep the promise.”

On July 1, Obi promised to do one term of four years if elected as president in the 2027elections.

“I don’t need a day more than four years. I will show the direction of good governance,” Obi said on the July 1 edition of Sunday Politics. 

That comment has, however, continued to generate debates among stakeholders like Sani, who says Obi’s proposal might be difficult to implement.

The best bet for the PDP, he believes, is a former president, Goodluck Jonathan. According to him, the better option is in the interest of the northern region.

“So we are not looking at Jonathan from the promised angle. That has been resolved. The law has already taken care,” he said.

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Davido gifts wife Chioma $300,000 Richard Mille diamond watch

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Chioma displaying her Richard Millie diamond watch

Afrobeat star David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has gifted his wife, Chioma, a diamond-encrusted Richard Mille wristwatch worth $300,000 during their white wedding in Miami, United States, on Sunday.

The extravagant timepiece marks the second Richard Mille watch Davido has presented to Chioma, following a similar gift paired with Birkin bags for her birthday in 2023.

Their Miami ceremony comes after the couple’s traditional wedding in Lagos in June 2024 and their court wedding in March 2023.

Pictures and videos from the lavish event have flooded social media, stirring excitement among fans.

The Miami celebrations reportedly cost a staggering $3.7 million, ranking it among the most extravagant celebrity weddings of the year.

The event attracted A-list guests, including Nigerian business magnates Aliko Dangote and Obi Cubana, prominent politicians such as Governor Ademola Adeleke, and top entertainment stars.

Feature: Speculative Hypothesis on the August 6, Crash

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Speculative Hypothesis is a term which combines the elements of speculation and hypothesis. It implies a hypothesis that is based on limited evidence or is more of a conjecture than a well-supported explanation. In the Political Theory of Organised Chaos, speculative hypothesis is based on hearsays, proclamations which are not based on facts and making wild noises just to be noticed and regarded as a well-informed person, while the opposite is the fact.

Since the tragic and fatal crash of August 6, 2025, many people have flocked into social media just to be noticed and regarded as very knowledgeable and well-informed persons.

Before I continue, may I highlight on something which I think we, as Ghanaians, ought to put a stop, to?

After the tragic event, some people posted on social media old video of Sammy Gyamfi of the NDC and others picketing then president Nana Akufo-Addo and Dr. Bawumia, singing loudly and praying God to kill him for their mismanagement of the nation. And another showed an NDC man on a studio talk-show who prayed that whenever Nana Addo flies in a plane, it should crash.

A new video came out with some people, very insensitively, making mockery at the NDC over the crash.

Condemning, I will begin with the NDC demonstration and that man who wished Nana Addo died in a plane clash. Both were very irresponsible, childish, misguided, baseless and ridiculous in acts and in words when they prayed for the death of Nana Addo and Bawumia. If one wished evil for another, it might turn on them.

The NPP kept cool and bided their time and it came on August 8, 2025. And they replayed on social media, the two NDC events with cries that Nana Addo and Bawumia should perish. And another video from the opposition hit the NDC directly, mocking them for seeking someone’s death but unfortunately it rather turned on them.

It might look okay to say that the NPP members were justified in drawing the NDC’s attention that talking recklessly can have counter effects. This could help to teach lessons that must be learnt that one should be mindful of how they talk.

However, what the NPP members should have been mindful of, is how the effects of the mockery of NDC will have on the wives and children of the perished eight. Wives have lost their husbands and painful loneliness has set on them. What was a simple “goodbye,” in the morning has turned out to be a “final goodbye.” No coming back. Children have lost their fathers and forever lost that father figure in their lives. It will be insensitive making mockery of this helicopter crash, just to settle scores, no matter how justified it is.

Silence would have been the most powerful retaliation against the NDC. It would dawn on its members that just the other day, they wished some other people to die, but today, it is their own who are dying.

The best approach was for the NPP faithful to have replayed Asiedu Nketiah’s statement that the NDC was going to sacrifice lives in order to secure a win in the 2024 Elections. Then they should quietly allow Ghanaians to interpret the contents of that video and judge the NDC national chairman, relating his comments to the helicopter crash. This would have spoken louder and done more damage to the NDC without bringing any more sorrow to the bereaved families, especially wives and children. In fact, the bereaved families would start accusing Asiedu Nketia for having something to do with the crash.

On the speculative hypothesis issues, I will start by educating Apostle Abraham Lincoln Larbi on the Catholic Church. In rightly condemning Prophet Roja, he made a statement to imply that the Catholic Church is not in the apostolic and prophecy ministry, so Omane Boamah, who was a Catholic did not understand prophecies.

Apostle Larbi should know that the Catholic Church is fully known as the One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. Being the first Church and the only church founded by Jesus Christ, the Catholic Church’s foundation is based on the sound teachings and authority of the apostles who walked with Christ. The Church has maintained an unbroken line of succession from the apostles, to this date. Born on the day of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, ten days after Jesus Christ ascended to Heaven, the Catholic Church is fully charismatic.

The Catholic Church has priests, and not pastors, in the order of Melchizedek and carry on the duties of the royal priesthood of Christ. They are fully gifted with the gifts of the Holy Spirit namely, wisdom, knowledge, faith, healing, miracles, prophecy, discerning of spirits, tongues, and interpretation of tongues (1 Corinthians 12: 7-11) and the fruits of the Holy Spirit namely, love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control (Galatians 5: 22-23). So, they are well endowed in the Spirit and are more powerful than the men and women of God of other churches.

Catholic priests are powerful intercessors who intercede for mankind during the Sacred Sacrifice of Holy Mass. Those with the gift of prophecy are not like the fake prophets we have around. And there are those with the gift of healing, who heal people through the grace and mercy of God. And if Apostle Larbi is condemning Prophet Roja, why was he contradicting himself by saying Omane Boamah was ignorant in rejecting that fake prophet? He must be mindful that many Catholics are gifted with the gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirits and that could include the late Omane Boamah.

In the Catholic church, noise is not made of these gifted people, especially the priests, because the Church wants focus to always be on Jesus Christ and not on any individual. The Church will always text the spirit of anyone, priest or lay faithful, who exhibits spiritual gifts. This is what makes any gifted Catholic more superior than those of other churches.

Apostle Larbi must know that even with Catholics, the more they get to know about the Catholic Church, the more they realise they know only a little or nothing at all. So, I would not blame him for what he said.

Speculation hypothesis will zoom down on the sudden rise of people, especially false prophets like Roja, who are announcing their presence by claiming that they prophesied the crash of August 6. Apostle Larbi confirmed what I said about Prophet Roja, that he could be an apostle of Satan, describing him as a sorcerer. And adding that such people can conjure a bad event, prophesy it and it would come to past, then boast that they were truly men of God.

Speculation hypothesis, is now on people who are saying that the Z-9 helicopter which crashed was piloted by an inexperienced pilot. A Squadron-Leader must have potentially 3,000 to 5,000 hours of flying time and with a rank equivalent to major, he can be a commander on flights.

Squadron Leader Peter Anala was by no means an experienced pilot, so the crash cannot be blamed on him. Let us wait for the decoding of the black box and here the Chinese must come down, to decode it.

Speculative hypothesis can also be zoomed down on Ghana’s High Commissioner to the UK, H.E. Sabah Zita Benson, who believes the military was up to something, since it is partisan. She believes the helicopter might have been tampered with before it took off. One cannot seriously make such allegations without any solid proof of evidence. Is the high commissioner, fighting to be noticed? In fact, diplomats do not speak like that.

Even as I agree with government’s decision to do something about these prophets of doom, its move can be aligned to speculative hypothesis. Making it mandatory for prophets to first forward their prophecies to the seat of government, to be first examined before if given the okay, they could be prophesied, could mean the presidency has a unit where spirits are texted.

I will suggest that we go the Rwanda way, where all one-man churches who are not under any denominational umbrella, are to be banned. If the so-called men and women of God are indeed of God and not of Satan, they would with humility go and serve, for example, under the Pentecostal/Charismatic churches.

In conclusion, Ghanaians are free to suggest reasons why the crash happened, but everyone must be cautioned as to how to trumpet their reasons. We must allow investigations to be fully conducted and details of the black box decoded, so that we get to know why what happened on August 6, 2025, happened.

I pray that God grants divine consolation on all bereaved families of all those who perished in the helicopter crash and other accidents. I pray, He accept the souls of the perished into His Heavenly Kingdom.

Blessed be Jesus in the Most Holy Sacrament of the Altar.

Amen!

By Hon Daniel Dugan

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