Akwasi Adepa

@ScottKa13981873 @EBF2033 2. Is Christianity from God? 3. What is the umbilical cord between Christianity and the Bible? 4. What is the umbilical cord between Christianity and God? 5. What is the justification of Christianity as a means of establishing relationship between man and his creator? ....

@shine57966 @askghmedia U are speaking from only emotions not which will not suffice in the face unbiased scrutiny. Yɛ de ahohoɔ na kyekyere kro.

@omaneakwasi @askghmedia That is why we need to get rid of all Chinese companies here. They don't follow any of our laws or even respect our culture.

Kwadwo Nkansah Lil Win, after hearing of the arrest of Chinese nationals by the Ghana Standards Authority over illegal mattress production, checked his own and was shocked to find it was made of polystyrene rather than the approved flexible polyurethane foam.

Football & Firearms?! Are Muslims involved? What does #Arsenal have to do with weapons? Here’s how: #MuslimsSaidItFirst #ArsenalFC This video is based on our ‘Muslims Said It First’ series originally published on our website. Visit reviewofreligions.org for more content.

Humility Raises a Person “On one occasion, while drawing a believer’s attention towards humility, the Holy Prophet (sa) said – as narrated by Hazrat Ibn Abbas (ra): ‘Every human being has two chains attached to his head: one extending towards the heavens and another towards the earth. When a servant adopts humility and meekness, the angel holding the heavenly chain raises him upwards… But when he adopts pride and rebellion, the earthly chain drags him downward.’ In another narration it is stated: ‘When a servant adopts humility, Allah the Almighty raises him up to the seventh heaven.’ Therefore, if we desire to attain nearness to Allah the Almighty, humility is an extremely essential quality.” ▶️ Stream the full Friday Sermon now on the MTAi App, via mta.tv, or via youtube.com/mtaonline. (Friday Sermon, 15th May 2026) #FridaySermon #MTAi

@papaniimensah @Graphicgh U can imagine

@omaneakwasi @Graphicgh Them dey craze

The Ministry of Health (MoH) says it is introducing a volunteer programme to serve in rural and deprived areas, especially for more than 6,000 health graduates awaiting employment. Read more in the comments section.

@tv3_ghana Arrogance at its height.

"I am also an MP; let me speak. You're being unruly. Abena, you can't heckle me." - Tensions flared when Sam George clashed with PAC Chairperson Abena Osei-Asare over poor service delivery by some telcos. Here are excerpts. #3NewsGH #TV3GH

@Graphicgh NABCO repackaged.

The Ministry of Health (MoH) says it is introducing a volunteer programme to serve in rural and deprived areas, especially for more than 6,000 health graduates awaiting employment. Read more in the comments section. #GraphicOnline

As Israel continues to block aid from entering Gaza, Palestinians are now relying on recycled plastic gathered from rubble to produce water hoses for emergency water distribution. Al Jazeera’s Ibrahim al-Khalili reports from Gaza City.

Ghana and The Gambia have renewed discussions on efforts to secure justice for Ghanaian migrants killed under the regime of former Gambian President Yahya Jammeh in 2005. Read more in the comments section. #GraphicOnline

Faith Leaders Unite for Interfaith Gathering at San Anton Palace #interfaith #dialogue #faith #religion #malta #maltese #ahmadiyya #ahmadiyyamalta #peace ahmadiyyamalta.org/2026/05/15/fai…

Don't just spend your seasonal breaks—invest them! 💡 Condition 5 of the 19 Conditions of Tehrik-e-Jadid calls on us to dedicate our seasonal vacations and holiday periods to the service of the Jama’at. Let’s turn our time off into a legacy of service. #TehrikeJadid #MKAGhana

🕊️ National Peace Symposium 2026 Join the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association UK today for the National Peace Symposium 2026, featuring a keynote address by Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad. 🌍 Stream full coverage online from 16:45 GMT OR tune in to MTA Africa for the keynote address from 17:25 GMT

At the easternmost edge of North America, two lighthouses stand watch. 🌅 One has guided ships through fog and storms for generations. The other – built through prayer, sacrifice and prophecy – guides hearts toward their Creator. From a revelation in Qadian to the rugged shores of Newfoundland, this is the story of a divine promise reaching “the corners of the earth.” Tap on the link in bio to read the full article 👆

@Graphicgh The praise of the imperialist is only a thank you to their puppets (African leaders). Very dangerous flattering...

IMF praises Ghana’s economic recovery but warns over energy and debt risks Read more in the comments section. #GraphicOnline

@AJEnglish Cruelty at it height.

Israel has passed a law to impose the death penalty and public trials of Palestinians accused of involvement in the October 7, 2023 attacks. Rights groups warn the bill could lead to “show trials” based on forced confessions. Al Jazeera’s Nida Ibrahim reports.

Avoid eating turkey tail ("chofi"). It has has been banned in Ghana since 1999 due to its high fat content, it poses a serious health risk... - FDA #GHOneNews #EIBNetwork #GHOneTV #NewsAlert

The name “Immanuel” occupies an important place in Jewish and Christian scripture and, in a distinct way, in Ahmadiyya Muslim literature. Literally meaning “God is with us”, it appears in the Book of Isaiah and is later cited in the Gospel of Matthew in connection with Jesus (as). In Ahmadiyya literature, the same name also appears in relation to the prophecy of Musleh-e-Maud (ra). “Immanuel” is a Hebrew name meaning “God is with us”. It is also transliterated as “Emmanuel” or “Imanu’el”. The prophecy of Musleh-e-Maud was first published as a supplement in the newspaper Riyaz-e-Hind, Amritsar, on 1 March 1886. In that early publication, the scribe appears to have written the word “Immanuel” as “ʿAnmuwaʾil” (عنموائیل). This seems to have occurred either through a scribal mistake or through an attempt to reproduce the unfamiliar foreign name in Arabic-Persian script. As a result, in some Ahmadiyya literature, the pronunciation of the word has occasionally caused confusion. In Aina-e-Kamalat-e-Islam, the Arabic text reads: “Inna nubashshiruka bighulamin ismuhu ʿAnmuwaʾil wa Bashir…” However, in Anjam-e-Atham, the same prophecy appears in a clearer form: “Inna nubashshiruka bighulamin halimin mazhar al-haqqi wa al-‘ula ka’anna Allaha nazala min as-sama’. Ismuhu Immanuel. Yuladu laka al-walad…” “We give you glad tidings of a gentle boy who will be a manifestation of truth and exaltation, as if God has descended from heaven. His name is Immanuel, which means: God is with us […].” The same point was also clarified by Hazrat Khalifatul Masih V (aa) in his Friday sermon of 21 February 2014. Huzoor (aa) stated that although the word appears in one place as “ʿAnmuwaʾil”, in Anjam-e-Atham, where the prophecy is written in full Arabic, it appears as “Immanuel”; therefore, the original form is indeed “Immanuel”. This establishes that the correct pronunciation and meaning intended in the prophecy is Immanuel: “God is with us.” Tap on the link in bio to read the full article 👆

@JDMahama The politics of signing bills into law is below the belt. The Executive must do well to raise standards to enrich our discourse.

Before leaving Accra for Nairobi, I signed into law three transformative bills recently passed by Parliament. The Legal Education Act, the Value for Money Office Act, and the Governance Advisory Council Act strengthen our institutions and protect the interests of every Ghanaian. The Legal Education Act is a game-changer for our justice system. By ending the exclusive authority of the Ghana School of Law over professional legal education, we are introducing healthy competition and opening doors for more institutions to provide high-quality training. This ensures that we maintain the highest standards while creating the space many aspiring lawyers have long waited for. With the Value for Money Office Act, we are institutionalising the review of major government contracts and expenditures. This office will be our frontline defence against inflated contracts, cost overruns, and wasteful spending. Every cedi spent must provide real value to the people of Ghana. I am also proud to have signed the Governance Advisory Council Act. This fulfils a key promise I made to promote good governance and public trust. This independent body will help our efforts to combat corruption. It also ensures that leadership remains accountable to the people. #ResettingGhana