OUR ANCESTORS ARE KNOCKING BY GREG ODOGWU

There was something that made America great. There was a dynamic that opened the door of inventions and scientific breakthroughs for America and Europe at the second half of the nineteenth century. That thing is Spiritualism, a belief system that connects the world of the living with the world of the dead. Now that we are Peace Keepers of the Universe, we must understand that Spiritualism is about getting help from our ancestors in Dimension 7. The truth is that African Traditional Religion emphasised communion between the living and the dead. But when the Europeans came to colonize us, they demonized this belief system and gave us Christianity, while some other Africans were given Islam by invading Arabs. Meanwhile, the greatest American inventor that ever existed was deeply involved in communion with the spirit world/afterlife. His name is Thomas Edison. Edison was part of the Spiritualism movement, and at some point began to work on what he called the SPIRIT PHONE, a telephone through which the people in our world could communicate with the people in the other world/afterlife. Interestingly, Edison is the inventor of many modern electronic equipment we use today, including telephone, lightbulb, radio, recorder and movie camera. These were all from knowledge downloaded from Dimension 7. Interestingly, Edison was also part of the Theosophical Movement (led by the spiritualist Madame Helena Blavatsky), the spiritual movement that raised the Western world to world dominion (and nurtured modern tech giants like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs). The truth is that Dimension 7 Humans are eager to help us who are still in Dimension 5. They are reaching out, daily. This is because we are part and parcel of them. During the War of Angels, Dimension 6 hid a lot of technological secrets from us because they were not comfortable empowering us to become like themselves. It was then our own people who departed from this world into Dimension 7, that reached out to lift us from ignorance and technological backwardness. While Dimension 6 gave us Religion in order to control us through superstition, fear and extremism; Dimension 7 gave us Science and Tech, Universal Suffrage, and Racial Equality. And now that the War is over, we should be ready to receive even more beneficial hand-me-downs from our Ancestors in Dimension 7. They are knocking, like they did in America from 1848. We have to open the door for them, like Americans and Europeans did. They know how The Illuminati of Dimension 6 messed up Africa during the War; so they want to guide us and reverse the ugly trend. They are here! They are talking. Let’s start listening. With their direction, Africa shall lead the world! Peace for power! Peace Supreme!! Apexnewsgh.com/Ghana/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 05555568093

BREAKING: Garden of Eden FOUND IN AFRICA

THE Garden of Eden’s location may have finally been found thanks to a discovery by an archaeologist in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, a documentary claimed. The Garden of Eden, also referred to as Paradise, is the biblical garden of God described in the Book of Genesis about the creation of man. The narrative surrounds the apparent first man and woman – Adam and Eve – placed in the garden to guard the Tree of Life, before being tempted by a serpent to eat from a forbidden tree – a move that saw them expelled. Many have long searched for its location, based on clues given in the biblical text, but the age-long question may have finally been uncovered. Archaeologist Jodi Magness revealed during Morgan Freeman’s documentary: “The Story of God”, how a discovery in a church in Jerusalem led her to believe she has the answer. The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is located in the Old City and is believed to be the site where Jesus of Nazareth was crucified and later resurrected – in a place known as “Calvary”, or “Golgotha”. Dr Magness revealed how this was also the apparent burial place for Adam. She said in 2017: “[The clue comes from] underneath the rock of Golgotha, the rocky outcrop which Christians believe Jesus was crucified on.   “Below is the chapel of Adam and there is a tradition which goes way back in Christianity which connects this spot to Adam – the first man. “When Jesus was crucified on top of the rock above us, his blood flowed down through a crack in the rock. “And Adam, the first man, lay buried underneath, but when Jesus’ blood flowed onto him, he was resurrected.” This idea contradicts the description given in the Bible. The Book of Genesis clearly lists four rivers in association with the garden, Pishon, Gihon, Chidekel and Phirat, suggesting its location was in southern Mesopotamia, now known as Iraq. Morgan Freeman and Jodi Magness visited Church of the Holy Sepulchre (Image: NETFLIX) Dr Magness pointed out a crack in the wall (Image: NETFLIX) However, Dr Magness detailed how this may actually support a theory she has. She added: “Well, the version of the story that ended up in the Book of Genesis seems to place the Garden of Eden somewhere in Mesopotamia. “But I think Adam had a very special connection with Jerusalem. “The Garden of Eden, or Paradise, becomes conceptualised as the spot where the presence of God dwells. “In early Judaism and the time of Jesus the presence of God dwelled in the temple, and hence why Jerusalem was conceived of as Eden [at that time].” Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden (Image: GETTY) Dr Magness believes the Garden is metaphorical (Image: NETFLIX) Dr Magness was asked if she believed the Garden of Eden is actually a metaphor for the beginning of life and is, in fact, wherever God’s presence is. She responded: “Well, yes – of course. “Adam was the first human and, in Hebrew, the word ‘Adam’ means ‘man’. “Also, if you take off the ‘a’, you are left with ‘dam’, in Hebrew that means ‘blood’. “And if you add ‘ah’ to the end, ‘adamah’ means land.” Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 05555568093

North East Region: 97% of students who wrote WASCCE in 2020 failed – Minister

One Hundred and Seventeen (117), out of about Five-Thousand (5000) students who sat for the 2020 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) passed. The rest of the students failed, the North East Regional Minister, Zakaria Yidana, has disclosed. This, according to him, means that only 3% of the students passed while 97% failed, a development he observed as worrying. “We had about 5000 students and when the results came, only 117 students passed the WASSCCE exams, that represents 3% out of 5000 students. You ask yourself, what happened to the over 4,800 students. 97% failed. We cannot do that in this region and think that we have a future”, he said. Mr Yidana revealed this development at a handing-over ceremony of a 12-unit classroom block and a 400- bed capacity girl’s dormitory for the Walewale Vocational and Technical Institute to reduce overcrowding in the school. The North East Region has 11 Senior High, Vocational and Technical Schools in the Six Municipalities and Districts of the region. The Minister said the students need to up their game to make the most out of the opportunity they have. He charged them to do their best. “I’m challenging you, you’re more than intelligent and your teachers are more than capable of making you succeed but much of it depends on you the students”, he said. According to the North East Regional Education Directorate, the abysmal performance in last year’s WASSCE is a result of challenges confronting the education sector in the region. Some of the challenges the directorate mentioned included lack of infrastructure, lack of teaching and learning materials, lack of teachers accommodation, lack of furniture and other challenges. One of the challenges the Municipal and District Assemblies in the region are facing is the numerous uncompleted infrastructure in the Senior High and Technical Schools which they say their Internal Generated Funds and MP’s Common Fund cannot provide all these infrastructures. To help solve overcrowding and infrastructure deficit in the schools, Ghana Education Trust Fund and the West Mamprusi Municipal Assembly constructed the 12-unit classroom block and a 400-bed capacity girl’s dormitory for the Walewale Vocational and technical institute. The current student population at the technical institute stands at 1,246 comprising 842 males and 404 females. The current situation at the girl’s dormitory is not conducive and there is overcrowding in the rooms forcing many girls to sleep on the floor. READ MORE:  Condom Seller Reveals Women Buy More. The North East Regional minister Zakaria Yidana, charged students in the region to put more effort into their studies irrespective of the challenges in the various second cycle institutions. The principal of the institute, John Abdul Razak Salifu appealed for more support to the school including a dining hall, boys’ dormitory, fence wall and workshops. The Municipal Chief Executive of West Mamprusi Arimiyaw Somo Lucky assured the institute and the other three second cycle institutions in the municipality of the government’s support and has urged students to take care of the projects for others benefit. He indicated that all the stalled projects in the second cycle institutions would be re-awarded to serious contractors to complete the projects. —Fastnews Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 05555568093

BREAKING NEWS: Journalists Involved In Gory Accident

One journalist is reported to be in critical condition at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH), while seven others including the Daily Graphic’s Emmanuel Baah sustained minor injuries when their media vehicle was involved in an accident on Friday on the Obuasi-Anwiankwanta road. The journalists were part of a convoy of the Ashanti Regional Minister, Simon Osei Mensah, during the second day of his inspection of projects in the region when a private vehicle rammed into their bus. On Thursday, the team toured KATH’s Mother and Baby Unit and the Kumasi Airport to assess the progress of work. The team was in Obuasi on Friday to inspect some road construction works and was returning to Kumasi to assess work on Kumasi roads when the accident occurred. Mr Baah, the Graphic’s ace cameraman in the Ashanti region, just like the rest have been given a medical form by the police and is currently at KATH for treatment. Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 05555568093