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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