Keminni Amanor

I watched the NCA Director General on TV3 discussing the SIM registration exercise. I must say that Keminni Amanor is a brilliant journalist. She asked the right questions! What I gathered from the interview is that the NCA is unable to state exactly what percentage of the facial data that matched the NIA database had issues with the associated Ghana Card. The Director General indicated that they observed enough flaws to question the integrity of the SIM registry. The problem is that if every government database must be rebuilt because of flaws, it becomes an unending cycle. This is why the NCA needs to do the additional work to determine precisely what proportion of cards associated with matched facial data are erroneous. You cannot discard an entire exercise without first estimating the extent of the flaws. The government can clean up the existing SIM registry and require only the faulty registrations to be redone. Those affected who refuse to re-register would risk losing their numbers. Moving toward a completely new registration exercise suggests a plan to create procurement gigs for cronies.

We see the few appointees helping President Mahama's resetting agenda, and we see the many who are only busy doing "settings."

Dear Verna Ghana, this is what I found in my pack of "Family Pack" water bought in a shop in Choggu Yapalsi, Tamale. I am an ardent customer and seeing this makes me worried. Kindly tag them if you know their official handle. I couldn't find it.

🇬🇭 Legendary actress Grace Nortey was honored with a special birthday visit from legendary film director Ernest Kofi Abbeyquaye, celebrating decades of contributions to Ghanaian cinema.