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Dr. Kwame Nkrumah ’s contributions to the liberation of Africa demystified the thought that the black man isn’t capable of managing his own affairs. His level of patriotism and sense of selfless love for other African States cannot be overemphasized. This ought to be a great feasible lesson to all. More importantly, he didn’t have a dream; it was the dream that had him. Thus he couldn’t cower; he moved the motion, until his aspirations morphed over people’s procrastinations and broke the “we can’t do it on our own mentality”. Then he carried his own cross tirelessly for mother Ghana. Nothing could quench his thirst for liberation than speaking and fighting against oppression. When he saw freedom not too way yonder, he ran towards it. However, hot issues have bewildered leadership after his sudden death. The style of politics turned to family and friends centered only. No better systems emplaced, proliferation of institutional failure, weak currency, poor road networks, unbridled corrup...

Ghana’s leading non-alcoholic malt beverage brand - Malta Guinness, is delighted to announce the signing of renowned music superstar Sarkodie as an influencer. Sarkodie and other celebrities will feature in a campaign that will run on social media platforms for a period of four months, that seeks to reach the 18- 24 demography. The campaign christened “Enjoy a World of Goodness” is expected to inspire and motivate audiences to feel and be their best, be positive and have hope about themselves and their world. Rooted in the brand’s philosophy of creating a can-do attitude in its consumers, the Enjoy a World of Good campaign kicks-off September 2020 and will be brought to life through a series of experiential activations and pop-cultural immersions lead by Sarkodie and other celebrities. Joining Sarkodie to represent the Malta Guinness brand for the campaign period are renowned actress and radio personality Naa Ashorkor Doku Mensah, sensational alternative music act Sister Derby, YOLO ...

Proscribed group, Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN), has bashed Pete Edochie after the veteran Nollywood actor raised alarm early this week alleging his life was being threatened after photos and video clips circulated, showing him playing a role that seemed like that of Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, leader of the IMN, who has been held in detention by the Nigerian Army since December 2015. In the yet to be released movie produced by Anosike Kingsley Orji, the Islamic Movement in Nigeria was reportedly depicted as a terrorist organisation. According to IMN, the movie titled “Fatal Arrogance” was sponsored by the "Nigerian Army to cover up the alleged December 2015 massacre of Shiites by soldiers where 348 people were allegedly killed." Early this week, following backlash of the movie by IMN members, Pete Edochie claimed his life was being threatened. “I don’t understand what the IMN is driving at. The film we shot is not even out, it has not been edited, the production is not c...