The Entertainment chief of Tamale, Chief Abdullah Mohammed Hafiz –Dema Naa has reacted swiftly to our earlier post where he was reported to have said he  slept with half of the ladies in Tamale ever since he returned from the UK some five years ago. In a phone conversation with the editor of nashiddi.com, The Chief who sounded soft spoken and remorseful on the telephone said he made those comments ‘under the moments of madness’, quoting his exact words. ‘I will like to use your medium again to apologize to the people of Tamale especially the entire womanhood for the comments I made on radio concerning Tamale ladies. From the bottom of my heart, please tell everyone I’m sorry. I will render a formal unqualified apology to the people of Tamale on the same platform next week Saturday. Chief Hafiz added remorsefully. According to him, he has always supported women empowerment initiatives especially within the Tamale Metropolis .

The Chief Executive Officer of Tarch House Productions, who doubles as the Entertainment Chief of Tamale (Dema Naa), Mohammed Hafiz Dema-Naa I, made one of the wildest sex allegation ever on live radio. According to the Ex British Military Officer , between now and when he returned to Ghana from the UK some five years ago, he has ‘chopped’  half of Tamale ladies. He made this wild allegation when he appeared as a panel member on Zaa Radio’s weekend entertainment talk show called the Zaa Chat Show. ‘I have finished half of Tamale girls’ Chief Hafiz stated explicitly. He told the host if he dared him, he will start mentioning names of ladies he slept with. nashiddi.com is gathering information which suggest one women empowerment NGO based in Tamale is not happy with his pronouncement on radio and is initiating steps to get the ‘Agro hene’ of Tamale retract and apologize to the entire womanhood of Tamale on the same programme. Source:  Nash 

Anti- Corruption: Nigeria Can Involve The People, Provoke Moral Outrage His Excellency, former President of Ghana, Flt Lt (rtd) Jerry John Rawlings, was twice head of state of Ghana. In this no-holds-barred interview with EMEKA ANUFORO, he speaks on a range of issues, including Nigeria under President Muhammadu Buhari, corruption in Africa, his country, Ghana, and the way forward for African countries. On things that destroy the moral fabric of societies In the first place, I think that things have gone astray since the collapse of the bipolar world. I keep talking about Pope John Paul II castigating the dominant Western economic philosophy when he called it the savagery of capitalism. The conduct of affairs internationally has pretty much gone out of hands. But some of us appear to be immune to it or appear to be getting used to it. All the things you don’t expect to happen in a healthy government, in a democratic context, are happening: the greed, the impunity