This is my Photo Journalism assignment. Tell me what you think of it. 

OTABIL DEFENDS, NDC ATTACKS

PRESS STATEMENT BY DR. MENSA OTABIL ON MONDAY 12TH NOVEMBER, 2012

Welcome ladies and gentlemen. I am Pastor Mensa Otabil. I have called this Press conference to address recent media references that seek to place my sermons and me in a partisan political position. My objective is to clarify some misrepresentations of my sermons and to hopefully stop the running harassment against my integrity.

Before I address the issues at stake, I believe it would be useful to share a bit of my background and what I stand for......... Read More

Looking Beautiful Feeling Awful

(Women are suffering!)

   There is absolutely no problem with wearing high heels, looking good in them and walking in them like you own them. Of course not! Otherwise there will be no need to write this piece anyway. The problem is, seeing ladies suffer in them can be quite a painful and funny sight to bear.

Sometimes you wish you could just approach them and ask ‘is it by force?’

Hey, it’s all about the high inches! Have you been to a social event lately? If you have, then this is not new to you, and well, if it’s been a while since you stepped out for one, you should still be seeing it there in the banks, churches, tertiary schools, on TV (The Red Carpets are showing them all) and ........everywhere! Gush, those shoes are high and probably tight too!

You don’t need a 6 inch heel to look ............... Read More 

    OKADA BAN CANNOT WAIT

For certain reasons, I decided not to comment on  this issue but for the recent news on Peace Fm (11^th August 2012), saying two motor riders were killed instantly in an accident in Tema, the previous Monday and Wednesday. The riders were both said to be in their twenties and were without helmets or licences.

It is good news that parliament has finally passed the bill for the ban of okada on our roads. Reports given by the police on the deaths as a result of accidents involving the okada bikes are frightening............Read More

GHANA-MAN-TIME (GMT)

                         GHANA-MAN-TIME (GMT)

  The familiar words you hear from the lips of a typical Ghanaian late for an appointment are “I was stuck in traffic” and that is all there is to be said. Funny enough, most of these appointments we attend late with this excuse are either appointments that go a long way in adding essence to our own lives or programmes we have paid our hard earned money to attend................Read More