Coalition of Diaspora Groups petitions Akufo-Addo over Ernesto Yeboah’s Prosecution
A collation of local and international groups that identify themselves as friends of Ghana has written an open letter to President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, expressing their displeasure at the ongoing prolonged prosecution and unfair treatment of Ernesto Yeboah, Commander in Chief of the Economic Fighters League. Mr. Yeboah was arrested on June 6, 2020, during a vigil organized by the Economic Fighters League in solidarity with those around the world who were spontaneously displaying their anger, disgust and dismay following the highly-publicized brutal killing by police of George Floyd in the United States of America. The 19 member collation say they are as puzzled as the many Ghanaians and observers following the case are as to exactly what Ernesto Yeboah is being prosecuted for. “Whatever the motivations for the ongoing prosecution, Ghana is not being served well because of it. In some quarters we are being exposed to ridicule because it directly contradicts our own efforts to build on our Pan-Africanist history and reputation. You and your government have attempted to solidify this reputation with various acts and statements during the last several years. For example, initiatives like the “Year of Return” and the granting of Ghanaian nationality to Africans from the Diaspora have helped project Ghana in a positive light on the African continent and abroad” the letter read part. On the evening of his arrest, Ernesto Yeboah together with members of the Economic Fighters League and some members of the public were holding the vigil at the entrance to the Black Star Square in Accra when a joint police and military team arrived at the venue, fired some shots and broke up the gathering. The security forces then arrested Ernesto and accused him of violating Covid-19 safety protocols and disobeying the Public Order Act. The Act says “Any person who desires to hold any special event within the meaning of this Act in any public place shall notify the police of his intention not less than 5 days before the date of the special event.” Ernesto Yeboah denied the allegation with proof of a letter he had written to the Police, informing the Service of the intended vigil. On the allegation of breaking Covid-19 protocols, again, there was proof that the vigil was attended by 67 participants, 43 short of the 100 people permitted to gather as permitted by Executive Instrument 64 (EI 64), an Instrument that limits the number of people at social gatherings and restricts certain activities, all aimed at preventing the spread of Covid-19. The collation in the letter expressed worry that “many in the Ghanaian community see the continuing pursuit of this criminal case as an attempt to deter any future public expression of a similar nature.” Ernesto Yeboah was arrested and taken to the Accra Central Police Station and for 14 hours, he sat through the night with no one to read out the charges on which he was being held. No explanation whatsoever during this time was given him for his detention. For ten months since his arrest, Ernesto has been in and out of the court as frequent as the power goes off in the suburbs. Many have accused the authorities of hypocrisy as the government through the Ministry for Tourism held a memorial and laid wreaths in memory of George Floyd at the WEB Dubois Centre. This followed a petition sent by the government to the U.S. Embassy calling for the safety of members of the black community in the United States. It perplexes many that a citizen would get arrested for doing a similar thing a day after the government had undertaken same. The letter expressed the believe that, “a reasoned assessment would determine that the efforts to prosecute Mr. Yeboah are unwise, unfair, and extremely detrimental to Ghana’s economic, political and cultural interests.” The letter was accompanied by a petition containing 100 signatures. This petition comes barely a month after the Black Lives Matter movement condemned Ernesto’s prosecution. In its solidarity message, the BLM movement wrote, “we condemn in the strongest terms the criminalisation of protest by the Ghanaian government, which presented itself as a safe haven for African people of the diaspora during the Year of Return and continues to promote itself as the protector of Pan-Africanism. Criminalising acts of Pan-African solidarity does not fall in line with this tradition.” The fear is that these numerous petitions are likely to have a negative impact on the economic prospects of the country as potential business people are likely to change their investment destination from Ghana due to reported cases of injustices. The government spent millions of dollars to sell and organize the Year of Return initiative in 2019 and planned the lauch of the Beyond Return in 2020 which was unfortunately marred by the Covid-19 outbreak. Kabah Atawoge, Contributor Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0555568093
GH₵25K Was To Support Opuni’s Needy Children, what Agongo Told CID Investigators
The principal investigator in the trial of Dr Stephen Opuni and Mr Seidu Agongo, Chief Inspector Thomas Prempeh Mercer, today told the court that during police interrogation of Mr Agongo, he stated that the amount of twenty-five thousand Ghana cedis (GH₵25,000.00) which he paid into the bank account of Dr Stephen Opuni in 2014, was in support of some needy children who were in the care of Dr Opuni. Mr Agongo also repeated the same claim in his official statement to the police; that he recalls paying the money to Dr Opuni to cater for some needy children he cared for at the time. However, Chief Inspector Mercer said when Dr Opuni was confronted with the reason given by Mr Agongo for the payment, he (Dr Opuni) failed to corroborate Mr Agongo’s claim and instead, told a rather fantastical story of why the money was paid to him. First, Dr Opuni denied having any needy children in his care nor having an NGO which caters for needy children. Then, he told investigators that the twenty-five thousand Ghana cedis (GH₵25,000.00) which Mr Agongo paid into his EcoBank account on 10 October 2014 was his own money which he had given to Mr Agongo to pay into his (Dr Opuni’s) EcoBank account? The prosecution, on the other hand, finds that the payment of the money which occurred some months after Mr Agongo had been given his first of three contracts to supply fertilisers to the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD), is an act amounting to bribery of a public officer and forms part of a series of actions which were undertaken by Mr Agongo and Dr Opuni, including the instruction to shorten a testing period of fertilizers and agrochemicals and the circumvention of the procurement protocols, which led to the award of contracts to Agricult Ghana Limited from 2014 to 2016 Mr Samuel Cudjoe, the lawyer for Dr Opuni, who was cross-examining Chief Inspector Mercer then went on to ask a series of questions pointing to the Coordinator of the Soil Fertility Improvement Programme (Hi-Tech) and the Cocoa Disease and Pest Control Programme (CODAPEC) as being responsible for the purchase of agrochemicals and fertilizers, and not the Chief Executive of COCOBOD. But the Chief Inspector explained that the investigations showed that Hi-Tech and CODAPEC will normally come out with the quantities of agrochemicals to be bought for a particular cocoa season but what they did not know at the time was that Dr Opuni had instructed the Cocoa Research Institute of Ghana (CRIG) to change the testing protocols for new agrochemicals and so the Lithovit Foliar fertiliser they received for the years 2014, 2015 and 2016 were not tested nor duly certified by CRIG. Issue Of Contention The main issue of contention between the two sides in the trial is whether a sample of fertilizer tested by CRIG in 2013 for use by cocoa farmers was liquid or powdery. The prosecution and its witnesses tell the court that the Lithovit Foliar Fertilizer tested in 2013 and subsequently recommended to COCOBOD was powdery in form and that the liquid Lithovit Foliar Fertilizer which was later procured by Dr Opuni from Agricult Ghana Limited was never tested and approved. Conversely, the defence claims that the fertilizer in question was always liquid in form and that which was supplied by Agricult Ghana Limited was tested and approved for use. The prosecution has also told the court that, Dr Opuni, in his time as Chief Executive of COCOBOD stopped that scientists at the Cocoa Research Institute of Ghana (CRIG) from vigorously testing each agrochemical for use. Instead, they were to certify new agrochemicals which were similar to those already on the market. This directive prevented the scientists from properly testing the fertiliser procured from Agricult Ghana Limited. As a result, it went undetected for years that the fertiliser did not contain the active ingredients in the right proportions. The issue of the form and efficacy of the fertilizer supplied by Agricult Ghana Limited, among others, have formed the bases of the present lawsuit against Dr Stephen Opuni and Mr Seidu Agongo. The two men are accused of defrauding by false pretences, money laundering, corruption by a public officer, acting in contravention of the Public Procurement Act and causing financial loss to the state, to the tune of GH¢271.3 million. Mynewsgh Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0555568093
You don’t tax more to help mend the economy – Manasseh Azure
Ace Broadcast Journalist, Manasseh Azure Awuni has reacted to portions of the 2021 budget as delivered by Parliamentary Affairs Minister, Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu on Friday, January 12, 2021. Osei-Kyei Mensah presented the budget on behalf of the Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta who is currently receiving medical attention in the United States. As part of the presentation, he introduced some new taxes and levies are aimed at helping to recover the economy which government says has been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. These levies and taxes include the COVID-19 Health Levy, Road Toll increases, Gaming Tax, Sanitation and pollution Levy(Bola Tax), 1% Increase in NHIL, 1% increase in Vat flat rate, ESLA increase, and the financial sector clean up Levy 5%. Though tax reliefs were granted for commercial vehicles as part of measures to reduce the cost of transportation and in areas like the arts and entertainment institutions, hotels, restaurants and travel and tours, many have still reacted to the move. For them, it is inappropriate to introduced taxes particularly at a time like this, when the economy is recovering from the harsh impact of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Minority Leader, Haruna Idrissu for instance, described the move as insensitive, whilst accusing the government of mismanaging the economy. In a tweet, Manasseh Azure also added his voice; “When the economy is shrinking and jobs are lost, you don’t tax more to “help the economy recover,” he said. Ghanaweb Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0555568093
Seven reasons why Ghanaians will be worse off under 2021 budget – Ato Forson
The Energy Sector Recovery Levy, Covid-19 Health Levy, and Sanitation and Pollution Levy are some of the revenue generation measures announced by the Caretaker Finance Minister Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu in the 2021 budget. In the three-hour-long address, the minister also announced over 5% financial sector levy to cater for the banking sector clean-up. Road tolls will also see an upward adjustment. The government has, however, justified the introduction of the three levies in the 2021 budget statement. But Mr. Ato Forson says Ghanaians will be worse off now than during the height of the pandemic Below is his post on his Facebook page 7 Reasons why Akufo Addo’s 2021 budget will worsen the plight of Ghanaians! 1. We need to make a clear distinction between Covid-19 impact on the economy and your own Mess. Yes, Covid19 has done some damage to our Economy particularly the private sector but at the Central government level, the problems we face today are due to mismanagement and the 2020 Election year Expenditure! Here is why: A. Debt was already rising at an unsustainable level before Covid! The public debt ballooned from 122billion(56% of GDP) to 291.6 billion representing 76% of GDP! B. The fiscal path deteriorated before COVID C. Economic growth slowed before Covid D. Reckless expenditure and corruption became the norm pre- Covid and got worse during Covid! 2. Government has also suspended Fiscal Responsibility threshold till 2024. This means reckless and uncontrollable expenditure will continue unabated till 2024! 3.Tax increases have been coined as revenue-enhancing measures! Now at a time businesses are struggling and need stimulus to recover the AKUFFO ADDO government’s solution is new taxes. Ghanaians will have to brace up for these hikes in taxes: A. Covid-19 Health Levy B. Road Toll increases C. Gaming Tax D. Sanitation and pollution Levy(Bola Tax) F. 1% Increase in NHIL G. 1% increase in Vat flat rate H. ESLA increase-Additional burden on motorists and food prices. I. Financial sector clean up Levy 5%- The banks are surely passing this on as bank charges to the consumer 4. From production to taxation: All the policies of this government’s second term are effectively going to derail the productive sectors of the economy. 5. No hope for all government contractors: The budget made only GHS 3.7 billion provisions for the payment of over 40 billion GHS arrears owed to contractors. 6. Capital expenditure for 2021 is estimated at 2.6 percent of GDP as compared to 5.5 % of GDP for the 2020 outturn while recurrent expenditure( effectively: chop chop) is on the increase 7. No serious investment in the key sectors of the economy including energy, Transport, and Agriculture This will adversely affect sustainable inclusive growth. Starrfm Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0555568093
Female Teacher Who Fed Her Pupils With Her Own Money ‘Cries Out’ As GES Punishment Offing
One female teacher who becomes the topic of every household has landed herself in trouble. Abena Serwaa Mankosa, the teacher who went viral for feeding her class pupils has been summoned by the Ghana Education Service. It appears all is not well after meeting with her superiors, per her latest post on social media. In a series of posts on her social media pages, the Primary 1 Teacher of the Aninkrom D/A School revealed that she’s been summoned by her employers, GES. She lamented on how her good gesture will land her in trouble. “I just don’t know any GES rules that is against taking pictures of children,so we can’t reach out to the less privileged in the society in peace Can the community turn against me that they don’t like how I treat my children under influence of any power Ghana is sweet Daddy said am stronger than this Final verdict at my district education office I love my country Have just lost appetite So will Ghana ever develop” Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0555568093
Muntaka reveals how coronavirus affected NDC MPs plans to reject Hawa Koomson, others
There was hue and cry in the NDC after three appointees of Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo including Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Hawa Koomson and Dr. Afriyie Akoto were approved by Parliament through secret balloting. The approval which hit the party so hard caused its Communications Director to issue a statement blaming the Speaker of Parliament, Minority Leader and Minority Chief Whip for pushing their selfish agenda. But speaking on Accra-based Adom TV in a yet-to-be-broadcasted interview, the Asawase Member of Parliament indicated that the Minority was handicapped during the process considering the fact that seven of its members were not present during the sitting. He indicated that they did not want to engage in the heated arguments and “fight” that ensued on January 6 because after what they did in securing the Speaker seat in Parliament, over twenty members of the Minority got infected by COVID-19 and some were still in treatment centres recovering. “A number of our members thought we had the power to reject them. After 6th and 7th when we engaged in that fracas and the Soldiers came in, we all came to the middle of the chamber to sing and after what we did, 23 of our members got COVID. So before we were going into the chamber, me as a whip I reported that I didn’t have seven of my members, till now some of my members are at the COVID centre. Did we really have what it takes to do what people expected us to do? We didn’t,” he said in an interview monitored by MyNewsGh.com. Mynewsgh Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0555568093
Kofi Adomah lifts busty lady’s breast in a pool during interview
Popular TV Presenter, Kofi Adomah Nwanwanii who adopted the style of interviewing his lady guest in a pool did not resist the temptation of touching her huge breasts. The Kofi TV CEO who has on several occasions openly disclosed his love for women with big breasts decided to have a feel of his guest’s enormous breasts by lifting them. During his interview with Joyce Addo, an internet sensation with an extremely huge bust, Kofi TV out of curiosity decided to confirm the weight of her breast. This was after she complained of having difficulty in getting the perfect brassieres to fully conceal her huge melons without popping out at the sides. “From the look of things your breast will be extremely heavy. So let me confirm it for myself by lifting it up. I’ll use both hands,” Kofi said as he held the breast with both hands. “I realized it’s very heavy. How do you cope in commercial vehicles? ,” He asked the lady after lifting them. One can recall that Kofi in an interview with Xandy Kamel in 2018, fondled her breasts live on TV. In a similar light, he also touched and felt Pamela Odame Watara’s breast during a TV interview in 2019. Watch the video below Kofi Adomah lifts busty lady’s breast in a pool during interview Ghanaweb Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0555568093
NABCO: See how the 2021 budget captured NABCO permanent employment{PHOTO)
According to the 2021 budget read by the Caretaker Finance Minister Osei kyei Mensah Bonsu on Friday, March 12, 2021, it shows an indication that the government of Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo is keeping his promises by following the process of giving permanent employment to NABCO trainees across the country. Below was the 2021 budget: 444. “Mr. Speaker, in 2020, the Nation Builders Corp (NABCO) maintained 97,373 graduates in work under the Seven Modules across the country. NABCO Talent Academy; a virtual training portal was developed to provide learning and training opportunities to enable trainees acquire the needed exposure to seek permanent employment or venture into entrepreneurship”. 445. “In 2021, NABCO will work on the exit plan for trainees who are currently employed and continue to create further training opportunities for the trainees to enhance their employability; design and organise series of training sessions for qualified graduates under the modules”. Apexnewsgh.com/Ghana/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0555568093
Telecom giant MTN introduces exciting feature on MYMTN App
MTN Ghana has introduced features on the MyMTN App that give subscribers additional bonus bundles. Customers who use the myMTN App to purchase bundles for friends and family will receive 25% bonus on the bundles they send on their own account. The bonus package applies to both prepaid and post-paid Customers. For prepaid customers the 25% data applies to standard data bundles, social media bundles and video bundles whereas postpaid customers get to enjoy the 25% bonus on the prepaid data bundles they purchase on the app. Telecom giant MTN introduces exciting feature on MYMTN App Source: UGC MTN customers also get to enjoy bonus on ‘MusicTime’ on Mashup bundles. With a purchase of Mashup bundles of GHS10 or above for self or others, subscribers will enjoy 300mins free music streaming on MusicTime App available for Android users only. “We have had to augment the offerings on myMTN App to enhance user experience and also enable our Customers fully enjoy the benefits of a modern connected life”. The new features will encourage people to share data and also gain more time to enjoy entertainment content,” Dario Bianchi, Digital Transformation Lead of MTN Ghana said. MyMTN is a self-service app that allows an MTN Customer to manage their account and perform services such as “top-up airtime”, purchase data bundles, manage broadband accounts and transact using MTN MoMo wallet. Also, Customers have an easy to use app for everything MTN and they will not have to memorize a wide range of USSD codes for various services. New features are added to the app every month to improve the digital experience of all MTN Customers. Telecom giant MTN introduces exciting feature on MYMTN App Source: UGC MTN Customers can download myMTN app from the Play Store and App Store by searching for myMTN Ghana. The App currently has over half a million active monthly users. Google play store rating is at 4.1stars. READ ALSO GoTV Ghana contact number, customer care, phone, and email “MusicTime” is a time-based music streaming service that gives users access to premium top trending African and international music on their phones. MTN has themed 2021 as ‘The Year of the Customer: The Digital Experience’. As a result, the company continues to introduce packages aimed at making access to digital services more convenient for customers. Digital services available on MTN include: ayoba, Showmax and MTN Pulse. Customers should visit www.mtn.com.gh for more information. About MTN Ghana MTN Ghana is the market leader in the increasingly competitive mobile telecommunications industry in Ghana, offering subscribers a range of exciting options under Pay Monthly and Pay As You Go Services and Mobile Financial Services. The company has committed itself to delivering reliable and innovative services that provide value for subscribers in Ghana’s telecommunications market. Since its entry into Ghana in 2006, MTN has continuously invested in expanding and modernizing its network in order to offer superior services to a broad expanse of the nation. Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0555568093
“NDC Regional Communication Officers bounced on Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu, asked him to mind his own Business
Regional Communication Officers of the Opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) across the 16 regions of Ghana have sent a strong warning to the Majority leader Osei kyei Mensah Bonsu to mind his own business and exclude himself from Sammy Gyamfi and NDC issue. Sammy Gyamfi in a post on his wall after Members of the minority Appointment Committee voted for all the President Akufo-Addo ministerial nominees posted, “Comrades, the betrayal we have suffered in the hands of the Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Alban Bagbin, the leadership of our Parliamentary group, particularly Hon. Haruna Iddrissu and Hon. Muntaka Mubarak, and dozens of our own MPs, is what strengthens me to work hard for the great NDC to regain power.” “It’s about time we understood, that we don’t have any NDC Speaker of Parliament. No we don’t! We have a Speaker who rode on the back of the NDC into Office to pursue his own parochial agenda and nothing more. You trust them, at your own peril,” However, The Regional Communication Officers of the Party say, they appreciate the difficult moment that the Party has been confronted with in the past few days. Adding, that they believe the “horns are never heavier than the cow that is to carry them”. We have outmost confidence in our leaders at the Functional Executive Committee, The Rt. Hon. Speaker of Parliament and our Caucus Leaders in Parliament to work under the supreme counsel of our Highly Respected Council of Elders, to find an amicable resolution to the difficulties that have come our way. Below is the full press release 12/03/2021 REGIONAL COMMUNICATION OFFICERS’ CAUCUS OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS. PRESS RELEASE RE: SAMMY GYAMFI CROSSED THE LINE, LEADERSHIP WILL MEET AND DECIDE WHAT TO DO – OSEI KYEI MENSAH We the sixteen Regional Communication Officers of the National Democratic Congress have taken note of the impotent threat issued by Hon. Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu to our erudite and peerless leader – Lawyer Sammy Gyamfi (National Communications Officer of the NDC.) The said threat, in which he gives indication that, the leadership of parliament will meet to decide on what to do with Lawyer Sammy Gyamfi , is published on Ghana Web (Thursday, 11/03/2021) and is purported to have been issued on Kumasi based Hello FM. While we deem the Suame Legislator’s outburst to be malicious, vicious and to some extend ludicrous, it sounds quite ridiculous that Hon Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu lurks around hoping to prey on the disagreement within the NDC to settle personal scores with the young brilliant lawyer. As lead voices of the legion of communicators in all the sixteen Regions, we wish to humbly notify our Revered Parliamentary Caucus, particularly the leadership of the NDC front to be wary of ‘Ahithophels ’ like the Hon. MP for Suame who in their treachery, will wish to fun into flames sparkles of fire in the NDC for their own whims and caprices. We are of the firm conviction that, the majority group leader’s disposition of crying more than the bereaved in this matter is a calculated ploy aimed at exacerbating discontent within the rank and file of the NDC. It is not out of place for one to wonder why Hon Kyei Mensah Bonsu is so much interested in resurrecting a matter that is being carefully managed by the NDC’s most respected Council of Elders and all concerned parties. The climax of our bewilderment at the Majority group leader’s outburst is in his hypocritical turn of pretending to show respect and camaraderie for the much-respected Rt. Hon. Speaker of Parliament. It is trite knowledge that, the night of 6th January, 2021 and early hours of 7th January, 2021 saw Hon. Kyei Mensah betray his long-standing friendship with the Rt. Hon. Speaker of Parliament, by fighting feverishly to ensure that, Rt. Hon. ASK Bagbin never ascended the throne as Speaker. Though he wielded much experience in parliamentary affairs and exuded more competence than his sole contender, Hon Kyei Mensah preferred imposing President Akufo Addo’s poodle over parliament in lieu of the Venerable Rt. Hon. ASK Bagbin. We deem his position in this matter as a face-saving charade aimed at repairing his fractured ego in the face of his party, which he couldn’t lead to win the speakership slot and also, before his age long friend whom he shamelessly back stabbed in the name of party loyalty. We wonder where he had left his voice of moral consciousness when Hon Kennedy Ohene Agyapong described him and all NPP faithful including President Akufo Addo as “FOOLISH PEOPLE”. It is thus our collective caution to him to mind his own business and learn to, remove the plank from his own eye to enable him see clearly, so that he could remove the saw dust from another man’s eye. We appreciate the difficult moment that the Party has been confronted with in the past few days. We however believe the “horns are never heavier than the cow that is to carry them”. We have outmost confidence in our leaders at the Functional Executive Committee, The Rt. Hon. Speaker of Parliament and our Caucus Leaders in Parliament to work under the supreme counsel of our Highly Respected Council of Elders, to find an amicable resolution to the difficulties that have come our way. On this note, we humbly appeal to our rank and file and particularly, the masses of our support base to rally our unflinching support for our parliamentary Caucus as they lead the charge to hold the feet of the Akufo Addo’s regime to the fire of accountability. Thank you. Long live the NDC, Long live Ghana! …Signed… Ɔwɛnfoba Kwesi Dawood RCO- Central Reg 0246388002 Darlas Ampomah Williams RCO- Eastern Reg 0545295731 Alhaji Saeed Ahmed Tijani RCO- Upper East Reg 0244176429 Sam Jerome Kweku RCO- Western North Reg 0244043482 Puo-Ire Prosper RCO- Upper West Reg 0204852735 Alhaji Abdul- Moomin Alhassan RCO- Northern Reg 0504068549 Hon. Jerry Johnson RCO- Greater Accra Reg 0244670391 Nana Abass Nurudeen