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By Abdul-Latif Ahmed - January 10, 2020

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Do not steal because the government hates competition!

By AlatiphA - September 15, 2013

Why do we burn petty thieves and celebrate our politicians? Who is worse? A guy who pilfers a few pesewas to buy bread for his starving kids, or a politician who stole billions of Gh Cedis he doesn’t need? On whom should the stones of our anger descend? Who should we lynch? A thug, who to earn some bread for his stomach snatches a ballot box or the politician, who, pursuant to stealing our mandate commissioned and underwrote that heist? Who should the armed robbers visit? The poor hapless Ghanaians, who are not sure where the next meal would come from, or the Representa-THIEVES, who embezzled funds mapped for job creation for these youths? Why is it that the aphorism “Do not steal because the government hates competition” has remained the operative principle of our men of power in Ghana? Is it because we have empowered that with our silence, or because this cabal deploys the army and police force on any peaceful protest to break the will of the people and secure Ghana...

A bright light!

By AlatiphA - January 15, 2013

In a Nigerian parliament, an MP during his speech told a story..... "There was a father who gave 100 Naira to each of his 3 sons and asked them to buy things and fill up a room completely. "First son bought hay for N100 but couldn't fill the room entirely. "Second son bought cotton for N100 but couldn't fill the room entirely. "Third son bought a candle for N1 and lit it up and the room was completely filled with light." The MP added, "Our President is like the third son. From the day he has taken charge of his office, our country is filled with the bright light of prosperity". A voice from the backbench asked: "Where is the remaining N 99?"

To My Porn-Watching Dad, From Your Daughter

By AlatiphA - December 17, 2014

Dear Dad, I want to let you know first of all that I love you and forgive you for what this has done in my life. I also wanted to let you know exactly what your porn use has done to my life. You may think that this effects only you, or even your and mom’s relationships. But it has had a profound impact on me and all of my siblings as well. I found your porn on the computer somewhere around the age of 12 or so, just when I was starting to become a young woman. First of all, it seemed very hypocritical to me that you were trying to teach me the value of what to let into my mind in terms of movies, yet here you were entertaining your mind with this junk on a regular basis. Your talks to me about being careful with what I watched meant virtually nothing. Because of pornography, I was aware that mom was not the only woman you were looking at. I became acutely aware of your wandering eye when we were out and about. This taught me that all men have a wandering eye and can’t be t...

Call Center? Lol!

By AlatiphA - October 25, 2011

Husband and his wife agreed that anytime they want to have make love, they will call it a 'PHONE CALL' so that the kids will not decode. One day, the husband sent his son to tell his mother that he want to make a phone call. Mother replies: Tell your father that the Network reception is bad today. Husband: Tell your mother that if there is no Network at home, i will go to the 'Public Phone'. Wife sent back, tell your father that if he dares go to a Public Phone, then I will open a '' Call Center'' at home... hehehe Lol.

Zabzugu records 144 teenage pregnancies

By AlatiphA - June 17, 2015

About 144 teenage girls became pregnant in the first quarter of 2015. According to the Northern Regional Director of Population Chief Alhassan Issahaku, the trend is very worrying hence, the need for community members and every well-meaning person to support steps designed to curb the situation. This became known when the Northern Regional Director of Population announced this at a stakeholders’ meeting on the Benefits and Patronage of Family Planning Contraceptives in Zabzugu, yesterday. Teenage pregnancies has been a source of worry for stakeholders in the health sector. Click here for more.

ICT for JHS

By AlatiphA - October 27, 2019

If you are looking for ICT notes for JHS , then you are in a right place. This book has been written in accordance with the current syllabus for the Basic Education Certificate Examination (B.E.C.E) for Junior High Schools (J.H.S) . The book covers the three year syllabus . This book will provide you ICT notes and step by step tutorials with definitions, explanations, examples and illustrations. This book is created to make the teaching and Learning of ICT lively, handy and encourage students to use their phones, tablets and computers for learning. The book will also help you learn anywhere and at anytime. PREVIEW BELOW

Regular BECE ICT Pasco

By AlatiphA - July 02, 2017

This book contains regular Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) Past Questions for Junior High Schools (J.H.S) by West Africa Examination Council (WAEC). Included in this book are Past Questions & Answers for the years: 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 & 2023. This book, I strongly believe, will bring success to all users who study it carefully. PREVIEW BELOW

Gov’t Intervenes As Court Orders Auctioning Of GHANASCO Cars

By Abdul-Latif Ahmed - April 13, 2018

The Northern Regional Director of Education, Mohammed Haroon Cambodia has confirmed government will be paying a staggering GHC400,000 as judgment debt to a private citizen in order to stop the auctioning of vehicles belonging to the Ghana Senior High School in Tamale. Government is offering the bailout following a chronic transport difficulty that has hit the school for the last two years after a court order impounded the only bus for students and a brand new official pickup vehicle. Two Nissan patrol vehicles belonging to the Education directorate were also taken by the court. The vehicles were confiscated to be auctioned to pay up salary arrears of a former headmaster of the school who accused the school and education service of injustices including inappropriate dismissal and concealing his promotion letter. Late Lionel Mahama was dismissed as headmaster of the school in 1997. His salary was blocked for years until a CHRAJ ruled in his favor and ordered his reinstateme...