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His libido had reached a crescendo but his plea to have sexual satisfaction was turned down. Despite the incessant attempts to cajole the lady into granting his request, access was denied.

Not even was a counter plea from the lady who claims to be in a serious relationship with a man of God was able to douse the sexual desire of her pursuer who then throws in another request.

“Let’s go and sit over there so that I’ll just suck it. Over even if you want, Lemme lick; lemme just lick your vagina,” he begged to which the lady replied, “Manager, it’s not good.”

The man who had commuted from his residence to the lady’s through a motorbike with high anticipation for pleasure retorted: “Just do me this singular favour. If you don’t do this favour and anything happens to me, I won’t forgive you. I will never forgive you if you don’t do me just this favour.”

The story has been captured in a 21-minute audio clip and has been attached to a petition to the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA).

The petitioner, Doreen Smith, a nurse working at the Soma CHPS Compound at the Sawla-Tuna-Kalba District in the Savannah Region claims the audio is a record of what ensued between her and Mahama Sankara, Manager of Sawla NHIA.

According to 3news.com, the nurse has petitioned NHIA to investigate the district manager for “sexual assault” and “attempted rape”.

In her account of the events, Miss Doreen Smith alleged Mr. Sankara had come to the CHPS compound at about 9:00am July 8 under the guise of “monitoring” but turned around to make sexual advances at her.

She said even though Mr. Sankara did not succeed in having sexual intercourse with her, he fingered her in the process of struggling with him when the advances became intense.

“However, when we got into the facility, Mahama Sakara (the Sawla NHIA Manager) started making sexual demands. Upon several pleading that I was engaged to a man, Mr Sakara engaged me in a struggle to have sex with me. In the process, his (Sakara) fingers entered my vagina but could not have sexual intercourse with me,” part of her petition read.

Doreen says she has since reported the issue to the police and the District Health Directorate.

“This incident was reported to the Sawla Police Station on the 9th of July, 2020 pending investigation. Equally, I have reported the incident of this attempted rape and sexual harassment to Sawla-Tuna-Kalba District Health Directorate.”

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Source: http://www.ghanaweb.com

The deceased, Nathaniel Yankey

A final year student of Gwiraman Senior High School in the Western Region has sadly passed away.

The deceased, Nathaniel Yankey, is said to have complained of headache and later passed on at the hospital.

This comes just a week after a final year student of KNUST Senior High School, Richard Sam, also died.

Speaking to 3news, Nathaniel’s mother said her son called on Saturday, July 11 to complain of headache.

She said when she decided to go to the school, her son insisted that she shouldn’t, explaining that his friends were taking him to the hospital.

She narrated that a teacher of the school later called informing her that her son was not feeling well.

“So I asked him, so you being a teacher, what have you done about it? Haven’t you heard of what happened in Kumasi? It’s all over the airwaves, Connect FM has even reported,” the mother said.

“But he responded that Nath’s friends had sent him to the hospital.”

She said she called her son again, who told her that he had been given paracetamol at the hospital for the headache.

“He said the hospital was taking GH¢150 so I sent it to him. On Sunday when I called that I was coming for him, he said he was going for classes and that the roads in the area were terrible especially as it was raining so I shouldn’t worry myself,” she said.

She further revealed that her son called her on Tuesday and informed her that he was finally coming home, but passed away after she took him to the hospital.

“When he got here, I sent him to the hospital and they immediately put him on oxygen and other machines. He passed away on the dawn of Wednesday,” the grieving mother added.

The body of the deceased student has since been deposited at the Effia Nkwanta Regional Hospital morgue for autopsy.

File photo: The suspect is Emmanuel Awuah who is reading Geological Engineering at KNUST

News available to Kingdomfmonline indicates that a final year student of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has murdered a taxi driver, who happens to be his friend.

Emmanuel Awuah who is reading Geological Engineering at the University allegedly murdered Thomas Kwame Danso for owing him Ghc 1,200.00.

According to our sources, the car owner of the taxi reported to the police station at Kumasi Pankrono of his missing driver.

The Police upon further investigations apprehended Mr Awuah to assist in finding the taxi driver who is his friend.

Awuah narrating how it all happened said, his friend Kwame Danso owed him 1,200ghc which he believes the only way to get his money back is to murder his friend, sell the car, take the amount his friend is owing him and give the rest of the money to the car owner.

The police are still investigating the matter and our cherished readers will be updated.

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Six people who allegedly hacked into a bank and attempted to transfer GH¢46, 129,473 to eight individuals in different banks have been arrested by the police.

They are Hudu Abdul Mumuni, Emmanuel Adams, Moro Issah, Agbenu Fefous Chrissy, Sam Acquah, a former banker and owner of Adom Sika Savings and Loans Limited and James Taylor, a web developer.

Two others, Boateng Mends, and one identified as “Pussy Cat” are on the run and being sought for by the police.

The Director of the Cybercrime Unit of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Dr Gustav Herbert Yankson told the Ghanaian Times in Accra yesterday.

He said on July 2, 2020 a petition was received by the Unit from the management of the bank (name withheld) that someone remotely logged into the banking software and used the login credentials of some staff that were on leave to transfer the money to eight individuals of different banks.

He said during investigations on July 3, Mumuni was arrested at First Atlantic Bank at Ridge, Adams at Fidelity Bank at Madina, while Issah and Chrissy were apprehended at Dansoman when they showed up to withdraw the wire transferred from the bank.

Dr Yankson said on July 2, between 1:00am and 10:00am 13 fake SWIFT transactions with some initiated outside working hours were fraudulently made to the accounts of eight people.

The director said management of the bank detected the fraudulent activity and disabled the SWIFT to prevent further transfer, adding that all banks involved were quickly alerted to prevent withdrawals.

Dr Yankson said a forensic examination of the devices retrieved from suspects indicated that Mends and Pussy Cat were part of the syndicate.

He said the suspects were currently on police enquiry bail whiles investigations were ongoing.

The director called on banks to adhere to the Bank of Ghana cyber security directives, stating that within the last four months the unit has recorded some crimes against the banks which were in the form of network and Automated Teller Machine (ATM) attacks.

He recommended that the Bank of Ghana (BoG) ensured that the cyber security directives are enforced.

Dr Yankson called on banks to install Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) to monitor activities within and outside.

File photo: The applicant abandoned the process becuase his guarantor claimed they are relatives

There was drama at one of the Electoral Commission’s (EC’s) registration center at Damongo, capital of the Savannah Region after a prospective registrant abandoned the process because his Fulani friend who went to guarantee for him to register said they are related.

The Fulani man was able to successfully register because he was born and bread in the Damongo Constituency and had the Ghana card and so decided to come to the aid of his Gonja friend who has no Ghana card and passport.

At the Registration center where they went together, the electoral officer asked the relationship between the two and the Fulani man quickly said the Gonja man is the firstborn of his aunty.

The Fulani man went further to narrate about their family lineage but this infuriated the Gonja man who immediately cancelled the process since according to him he cannot become a Fulani because of a voter identification card. Not even persuasion from the EC officials present would convince the man who walked away from the registration center.

The furious man later told people who asked him about the issue that he is a Gonja royal and not related to the Fulani but was surprised his Fulani friend introduced him as his family member instead of his friend. The Gonja man said if he allows the EC officials to record his name as related to a Fulani it can affect his future status as a prospective Chief.

The issue has been the topic for discussion in the Damongo town with many people making enquiries to know the Fulani man involved so as to trace the lineage of the Gonja man who is known to be a royal and can become a future Chief in the Damomgo area.

File photo: Students during an examination

“In the current circumstances, the children are psychologically unstable and would therefore, not be of sound mind to write the WASSCE and BECE examinations and come out successfully,” a decision taken at a National Executive Consultative Meeting indicated.

“We, therefore, suggest that these examinations be postponed till the situation is brought under control.”, a statement by the association issued Monday, July 13 said.

The association cited among other things the inadequacy of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and the non-availability of same in some schools as some of the reasons they feels the children are not safe in school.

Source: 3 News

Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie aka Sir John died on July 1, 2020

The late Former General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party(NPP) Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie, popularly known as Sir John, is said to be laid to rest in March 2021.

A close source of the family told Atinkaonline.com that, the date was fixed after the family had gone to officially announce the demise of their son to the government.

The reason, our source was not able to disclose.

“The burial would be in March 2021; Well that is what came up from the meeting with the government,” the source said.

The Former General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party(NPP) Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie, popularly known as Sir John, was pronounced dead on Wednesday 1st July 2020.

He was said to have died from Covid-19 after testing positive for the virus but the family has since denied the report by some media houses and online portals.

However, Family of the late Sir John has scheduled his one-week celebration for Wednesday 22nd July 2020.

It will be held at Sakora Wonoo in the Ashanti Region.

Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie A.k.a Sir John, before his death, was appointed by President Nana Addo as the CEO of the Forestry Commission in 2017.

Vice President Dr Bawumia visit’s Chief Imam

The Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has said the governing New Patriotic Party under the leadership of President Nana Akufo-Addo has fulfilled its 2016 electoral promise to the people of Zongo in its first term of office.

Speaking during a visit to the National Chief Imam on Sunday to officially inform him of his re-nomination as running mate to President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo for December’s Presidential elections, Dr. Bawumia recalled that prior to the 2016 elections, the President promised the national Chief Imam and the people of Zongo that should Allah make him President, he would establish a ministry and a special fund to facilitate the development of Zongo communities, adding that the President has duly honoured his promise.

“During the 2016 elections campaign, President Nana Akufo-Addo was here and I came with him. He promised the National Chief Imam that should God make him President, he would look after the welfare of the Zongos and Muslims. He will run an inclusive government,” Dr. Bawumia recalled.

“As we prepared our 2016 manifesto, we looked at the Zongos and we identified two key problems that we thought God willing if we had the chance, we would address. One was education.”

“The other was to look for a vehicle that will prioritize development in Zongos because we wanted to move away from the rice and sugar type of development. We wanted to focus on the real needs of the people and we wanted to move away from what we will do when it is Ramadan and Hajj, which seemed to be the way the Zongos were dealt with. We thought we needed a vehicle to prioritize and address the needs of Zongo’s on an ongoing basis”.

“It is in that context that President Nana Akufo-Addo did two things. First, he established a whole ministry for inner-city and Zongo development as well as the Zongo Development Fund with funding provided for in our annual budgets.”

Dr. Bawumia noted that after three and half years in office, the fulfillment of the promise through the creation of the Ministry of Inner Cities and Zongo Development, as well as the Zongo Development have paved the way for sustainable development in the two areas in many Zongo communities across the country.

“If you go around a lot of Zongos now, you will feel the impact of this ministry whether it is a classroom block, toilet facilities, drainage, systems, water, roads, bridges, clinics, etc. The Ministry and the Zongo Development Fund are addressing many problems in Zongos across the country,” said Dr. Bawumia.

On education, the Vice President said it is a sure way of development and poverty eradication, and therefore, a key area of concern and focus to the President hence his massive investment in the education of Ghanaian children.

“The only way any community can break out from poverty, sustainably, is through education and this does not just apply to the Zongos. It applies to the whole world,” said Dr. Bawumia.

“Most of us come from the villages and the only reason we have been able to move ahead, one way or the other, is through education. So we said that one of the biggest things we needed to do was education.”

Dr. Bawumia noted further that the Free SHS policy has provided free access to secondary education for every child from Zongo in Ghana, and it demonstrated President Akufo-Addo’s commitment to ensuring a brighter future for the Zongo and Ghanaian child.

He said, in line with the government’s commitment to ensure the education of the Zongo child even at the highest level, his office, in conjunction with the Ministry of Inner Cities and Zongo Development Fund, provided scholarships to 40 students from Zongos and other deprived communities to go and study medicine in Cuba.

“Nana Akufo-Addo has really fulfilled his promise in these two major areas; in education, he has provided free senior high school and that is a major relief to a lot of parents in the Zongos. Today in Shaa Allah, there is no excuse for any child in Zongo not to have senior high school education. We can have education free up to senior high and that is something we have to thank Allah for. It used to be a major problem.”

The Vice President expressed President Akufo-Addo’s commitment to continue to do more for Zongos and urged them to give the President 4 more years.

He said by the will of Allah, President Akufo-Addo will continue his development and education agenda, especially in the Zongos by building sixteen model senior high schools in Zongo’s in each of the sixteen regions, “in Shaa Allah in his next term.”

The National Chief Imam commended Dr. Bawumia and President Akufo-Addo for their efforts at ensuring peace and development in the country.

The Vice President was accompanied by the National Chairman of the ruling New Patriotic Party, Mr. Freddy Blay, and Member of Parliament for Okaikoi Central, Hon. Patrick Boamah.