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WC HADGI an Afrobeat Dancehall Artist, from Upper West, Wasai precisely made an announcement, in June 2023. On his social media handles, about his maiden album. Dubbed "Naabadei" it is an album to Honor the late Sulemani Haleru Gbentie,for his enormous contributions to the creative industry. Most especially, the music industry in Tumu and Upper West Region at large.  Naabadei, had an initiative called "Orphan Concert" which he did to support the orphanage home in Jirapa. To honor him and the good vision he had. WC HADGI and his team, thought it is wise to emulate such an enviable act. Because of this, on the 22nd December, 2023. WC HADGI and his team, launched the Naabadei Album successfully, in Tumu. With the help of the Media, guests,  sponsors, and loved ones. To honor the idea behind the album launch. WC HADGI and his team, the CEO of Links Entertainment( Mr.Ibrahim Agaa Quendar) and Bashiru Bapagu of Radford FM, journeyed to Jirapa, on 26th December 2023, to ma

A young and practicing midwife who works at the Tumu Municipal Hospital saved the life of a woman in labour by the roadside. She had to work without any medical equipment but still demonstrated great skill to save the life of the unborn baby as well as the mother.    Madam Nawiadima Samankina was seen trying her best to deliver the baby by the street while balancing her own child on her back. She had to cut short her own schedule as soon as she saw the struggling woman on the street. The action took place in a town called Tumu in the Sissala East Municipality of the Upper West Region. It happened close to the Tumu-Bolga road at the roundabout on the 2nd of August 2023.  Assisting her was a physician assistant Mr. Mumuni Sidik and Umuhera Yahaya an Enrolled Nurse. They supported her and took the mother also to the hospital after Samankina left with the baby to the hospital. She did not only conduct the work with her bare hands but also had to rely on light from a phone to conduct this d

it's an incontestable fact that when you're bone in an environment (background) that is not favorable, you're likely to face a lot of challenges and many might believe making it big can't be impossible in our contemporary difficult times. But for Saani, he sees this as a challenge to be inspired and to forge ahead.  Saani Tele Bayong was born on 2nd April, 1988 to Ima Damata and Baba Bamuah Tele all peasant farmers. Saani is his Islamic name but he's popularly known and called " Nabong" which is literary in our local settings and means "misfortune". Saani mother got pregnant at a time his father passed on. So before Saani was bone, his father was no more. Saani was born to a single parent and the mother and some extended family members had to struggle in nurturing him.  Unfortunately, at the age of 10, young Saani was struck down by a Life-threatening sickness ( stroke). This sickness was so grave that warrants critical medical attention. His mot

  As part of activities to accomplish its mandate and constitutional role of educating and sensitizing citizens on relevant national issues, the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has observed this year's Constitutional Week with staff of Ghana Prison Service in Navrongo, to enlightened them more on the constitution of Ghana. The Upper East Regional Director of NCCE, Mawuli Agbenu who addressed the staff of the Ghana Prison Service at an event in Navrongo disclosed that the extra ordinary role that the security services play in ensuring peace and security in the country is crucial, hence the urgent need for them to be educated. He further added that Ghana has observed the Constitution Week every year since 2001, and usually spans from latter part of April to the early part of May, with the aim of making all and sundry to know more about the 1992 Constitution of Ghana. Mr. Agbenu reiterated that the security services are playing a crucial role in maintaining law and

The Bolgatanga Customary Lands Secretariat in the Upper East Region has donated GHȻ1,600.00 to management of the Regional Hospital in Bolgatanga to support construct a Haemodialysis Centre for the Region. Mr Gado Akurugu, the Co-ordinator for the Secretariat, said the need for the Centre was dear to the Secretariat, and that the donation was the Secretariat's widow’s mite towards the construction. He appealed to philanthropists and relevant stakeholders within and outside the region to contribute towards the Construction of the Centre.  The Administrator of the Hospital, Mr Samuel Atuba underscored the need for the Centre, and said it would reduce the cost of patients traveling to, and from Tamale for dialysis. Dr Emmanuel Akatibo, a Physician Specialist at the Hospital and Lead Advocate for the Haemodialysis Centre, expressed gratitude to the Secretariat for the financial support, and appealed for more support to fast-track the construction of the Centre.  Story by Major(GBC).

  The Minister of Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, Mr Stephen Asamoah Boateng, has paid a courtesy call on the Paramount Chief of the Kusaug Traditional Area, Naba Asigri Abugrago Azorka II. The move was intended to find lasting solution to the crisis in the Bawku Municipality of the Upper East Region. The Minister said the government of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) believed in the rule of law, and would, therefore, apply the law to bring lasting solution to the chieftaincy issue in the area. Mr Boateng said the Ministry would work to ensure that peace was restored to the Bawku Municipality and its environs.  He noted that the Nayiri erred when he enskinned a rival Chief of Bawku, and indicated that during his recent visit to the Nayiri, he admitted that the move was wrong, and apologized accordingly. He said the era of colonialism was over and that the Ministry of Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs had instructed the National House of Chiefs to work closely with him to restore the l

  The member of Parliament for the Talensi Constituency, Hon. B. T. Baba continued with his long established practice of supporting the Muslim community within the Talensi Constituency during their annual fasting season and other festive occasions, has in this month of purification, procured about 17 bags of sugar, 18 cartons of milk and 13 cartons of Lipton for distribution to Muslims in the Constituency to aid them in their mandatory religious practice of fasting and prayers. The Constituency Chairman, the Hon. John Millim Nabwomya who received the items together with his Secretary, Mr. Augustine Guure and Communication Officer, Michael Nangena  respectively caused the Zongo Caucus Coordinator, Mr. Alhaji Ibrahim Aguuse and the Youth Organizer, Mr. Isaac Yidan to do the presentation to the beneficiaries on behalf of the donor, the Hon. M.P. for our beloved Constituency, Benson Tongo Baba affectionately called B T Baba.   The duo were also supported by Sunday Banamariyina, a Constitue

A businessman and a leading member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Zebilla Constituency, Hon Nelson Ndebah Ndebugre, affectionately called "Triple N"  has successfully filed his nomination forms to contest the Zebilla Constituency Parliamentary seat. He called on delegates of the Party in the Bawku West District to vote massively for him come 13th, May, 2023 in order to enable him represent the constituents in  Parliament. Mr Nelson Ndebah Ndebugre disclosed this at Zebilla when he and his supporters storm the Constituency office of the NDC in Zebilla to submit his nomination forms to the constituency election committee members. Mr Nelson Ndebah Ndebugre stated that his desire to represent the good people of Zebilla Constituency in Parliament is to enable him brighten the economic fortunes of all constituents.  He further added that due to his zeal for the NDC to capture power from the current government, he has donated two brand new motorbikes,one new HP lap

  The District Chief Executive for Bolga East, Hon David Amoah has admonished all and sundry in the Bolga East District to   reflect on the sacrifices made by our forefathers in the struggle for independence and always be willing to unveil themselves towards activities meant to catalyst development in the area. The DCE made the assertion during the 66th independence day parade program in Zuruangu, capital of Bolga East of the Upper East Region of Ghana. He added that may the independence day celebration remind us of the price of freedom so that we will be encouraged to join the national efforts to create the future we all desire.  He lamented that after sixty six years of independence, Bolga East is still battling with social vices such as teenage pregnancies, early child marriage, as well as school dropouts hence the urgent need for parents and stakeholders to partner with government to immediately nib the problem in the bud. Mr Amoah further bemoans the activities of young guys drivi

  Sixty-six (66) years ago today, Ghana became independent from United Kingdom. In this era of a return to the IMF for a bailout and of “haircuts” and with pensioners taking to the streets to protest, it is worth asking: “DID WE GO OR DID WE COME? What has happened to our glorious independence that was celebrated throughout Africa and the world and was a beacon of hope to other nations to fight for their political independence? What has happened to this once illustrious BLACK STAR of Africa that illuminated across Africa and gave hope to all oppressed people across the world?    For us in the Social Justice Movement of Ghana (SJMG), this year’s independence should be a day for a very sober reflection about the state of the nation called Ghana. The SJMG set out Republic Day (1st July) as its day of commemoration and to reflect on how far we have come in our journey as a Republic free from the dictates of her Majesty’s government. This year it is has become imperative for us reflect on w

Cyber Ghana, a non-profit organization based in Accra, Ghana has launched it's maiden edition of National Cyber boot camps and competitions for Senior High Schools in Ghana. An instructor at Cyber Ghana Kwadwo Agyei Baffour said the National Cyber Champion Competition aims to inspire high school students towards careers in Cyber security and its related science technology engineering, and mathematical (STEM) disciplines critical to Ghana's future through competition. He added that the event seeks to encourage and promote a culture of Cyber. Selected schools earlier attended free boot camp training and qualified teams from the various schools and the top teams would meet at the zonal and National levels to compete.  Individual students who exhibited unique skills are enrolled in Cyber Ghana's ongoing magnet program, a free program that seeks to introduce advanced security skills in students while schooling in high schools and universities. The zone four competition comprised