X-rated movies banned in Ghana
Worried by the alarming rate at which “obscene†movies are gaining massive acceptance in Ghana, the country’s Ministry of Information working in collaboration with the censors board and the Movie Union has finally wielded the sledge hammer on the film producers by banning the sell of x-rated movies in Ghana.
2011 election: The unfolding drama in Abia (1)
I HAVE watched with utmost surprise and shock the ongoing alleged intrigues by the Deputy Governor of Abia State, Chief Chris Akomas to contest the 2011 governorship election against his boss and incumbent governor, Dr. Theodore Orji. At first I thought it was a rumour which is and has been prevalent among politicians, especially as the next general election is fast approaching, but with unfolding events it seems clear that it is real.
FIFA vs Nigeria govt
“Nigeria went too far and Nigeria will be suspended if they don’t change their position in the next 48 hours,” Valcke said
AIG lauds Nigerian journalists
Assistant Inspector-General of Police, AIG, in charge of Zone 12, Bauchi, Mr. Mohammed Zarewa, has described journalists in the country as peacemakers and bridge builders whose contribution in socio-economic development of the nation cannot be overemphasised
Senate cuts 2010 budget by N400bn
THE Senate, yesterday, agreed to cut the N4.3 trillion 2010 Budget expenditure by N400 billion with the Amendment Bill passing a second reading.
Destroying Stalin’s monuments won’t erase history
Stalin’s tendency won and he succeeded in his goals of defending the revolution and transforming what was a backward country into one of the most industrialised and powerful countries of the Twentieth Century. In doing so, there were problems such as the negative aspects of the collectivisation of the peasantry and the internal purges of the Communist Party.
