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Sam George issues a strong warning to President Mahama and Felix Ofosu Kwakye, dismissing their comments on the Family Values Bill as hypocritical.

The story of Sima Ibrahim remains one that many Ghanaians will never forget — a tale of remarkable success, controversy, and a tragic end. Sima Ibrahim was more than just a name in Ghana’s fashion industry; he was a true pioneer and visionary. As a leading figure who helped establish and professionalize modeling in the country at a time when the sector was still struggling for acceptance, he introduced innovative concepts such as children’s modeling. He played a pivotal role in elevating Ghana onto the global fashion map, most notably by founding Ghana Fashion Week. To many young aspiring models and creatives, he opened doors and created life-changing opportunities. His meteoric rise was both inspiring and transformative. However, everything changed on 7th September 2009. While preparing to travel to Germany, Sima was arrested at the airport. Authorities discovered cocaine hidden inside tubers of yam in his luggage. Sima maintained his innocence, insisting he had no knowledge of the drugs and that the yams had been given to him by someone else to deliver abroad. The court, however, reached a different conclusion. After a prolonged trial, he was convicted in 2011 and sentenced to 15 years in prison. The man who once commanded the spotlight at glamorous fashion shows suddenly found himself behind bars. While serving his sentence, tragedy struck again. In December 2014, Sima Ibrahim died in prison. According to reports, he fell ill shortly after playing a game of football. What began as a normal day ended in a medical emergency. An autopsy later determined the cause of death to be acute appendicitis. His passing sparked widespread questions and criticism, with many believing he did not receive timely medical attention, while prison authorities maintained that appropriate procedures were followed. And just like that, the life of a man who had once stood tall as a trailblazer in Ghana’s fashion industry came to a sudden and painful end.

The reason Toyota Voxy has been banned for long distance commercial travels. According to the NRSA, the Voxy was never designed for heavy duty or intercity use, yet many drivers continue to push it beyond its limits. The latest technical assessment shows that the modifications made to these vehicles compromise stability, balance and tyre performance.

POLICE ARREST SUSPECT FOR CAUSING FEAR AND PANIC The Ghana Police Service has arrested a suspect in connection with a viral video in which he posed as a bandit and made threatening remarks that caused fear and panic among members of the public.

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Koffour Administration deliberately destroyed the Ghana railway system to bring in trucks and change the route to benefit the NPP investors at that period. It was neoliberal machinations similar to how US lobbyists suppress the railway system to give way to the aviation industry.

📍📍JUST IN📍📍 Prempeh II Library has officially begun enforcing a strict dress code policy to promote a decent and conducive academic environment. 👀 ❗️ Only appropriately dressed students will be allowed entry; others will be denied or asked to leave. Stay tuned✅

Same way if you go boarding school during vacation time you no go see students for there.

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