We won’t allow you for the third time–Upper East NDC Chairman to EC
In Ghana’s Upper East Region, National Democratic Congress (NDC) Regional Chairman Alhaji Abdulai Mumumi Bolnaba has boldly rejected the Electoral Commission’s actions and inactions which he believes was full of irregularities. Apexnewsgh reports Leading the “Enough is Enough” protest, Chairman Budozer as he popularly called declared, “We won’t agree today, we won’t agree tomorrow… They’ve sold us out twice, and we won’t allow it for the third time.” The NDC demands a forensic audit, citing irregularities in Pusiga Constituency and other areas. This move follows concerns over voter register integrity. The demonstration highlights tensions between the NDC and Electoral Commission. The “Enough is Enough” demonstration in Upper East Region, Ghana, was a massive show of force by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) supporters, with thousands in attendance. The protesters carried placards with powerful messages, demanding transparency and accountability from the Electoral Commission (EC). Some of the slogans included “Forensic Audit Now, No More Secret”, “Stealers Ya Kye mo”, “We Demand Free and Fair Election”, and “When the Wicked Rules the People Suffer”. The demonstration, which was part of a nationwide movement, aimed to pressure the EC to conduct a forensic audit of the voter’s register ahead of the December 7 presidential and parliamentary elections. The NDC claims to have identified irregularities in the Pusiga Constituency and other areas, and is seeking to ensure a free and fair electoral process. The protesters peacefully marched through the streets of Bolgatanga, ending at the regional EC office, where a petition was presented to the Regional EC Director. The NDC’s actions reflect the region’s desire for credible governance and electoral processes. Apexnewsgh.com/Ghana/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0248250270/0256336062.
Binduri Youth to Boost Digital Skills with Hon. Abdulai Abanga’s Initiative
In a bid to empower the youth of Binduri with cutting-edge digital skills, Hon. Abdulai Abanga, Member of Parliament for Binduri and Deputy Minister for Local Government, Decentralization and Rural Development (LGDRD), has launched a comprehensive Digital Skills Training Program. Apexnewsgh reports This 10-day program, organized in partnership with Ghana Digital Centres Limited and the Youth Employment Agency, aims to bridge the technological gap and foster economic growth in the constituency. The training program covers a range of crucial digital skills, including:99 Microsoft Applications: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook (a)- Social Media Marketing and Management: Leveraging social media platforms for business growth (b) Email Management and Productivity: Effective email communication and time management (c) Search Engine Optimization and Online Research: Navigating the digital landscape with ease (d) Emerging Digital Tools and Technologies: Exploring the potential of ChatGPT, Midjourney, and more. By enhancing digital literacy, employability, and entrepreneurship skills, this initiative is set to transform the lives of Binduri’s youth. The program’s objective aligns with the broader vision of promoting digital economy growth in Africa, as outlined by the World Bank’s Digital Economy for Africa (DE4A) Initiative. To ensure a comfortable learning experience, snacks will be provided daily, and each trainee will receive a certificate upon completion. This certification will undoubtedly open doors to new opportunities, enabling participants to thrive in today’s digital economy. Meanwhile, Hon. Abdulai Abanga is confident that by the time Dr. Bawumia becomes President, the youth of Binduri will be fully equipped to thrive in any job market, both locally and internationally. This statement is closely tied to the “Binduri must grow” initiative, which Abanga emphasizes is more than just a slogan – it’s a commitment to progress because he means business. The initiative aims to empower the youth through various programs, including digital skills training, to make them competitive in the global job market. With this vision, Hon. Abanga hopes to bridge the technological gap and foster economic growth in the constituency. Source: Apexnewsgh.com Thanks for reading from Apexnewsgh as a news publishing website from Ghana. We encourage you to freely share this story via social media platform and follow us on; Facebook on APEXNEWSGH-Tv or Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0248250270/0256336062.
Binduri District to Get Ultra-Modern NHIA Office: Completion and Handover in One Month
The Binduri District is on the verge of a major healthcare upgrade, following a state-of-the-art National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) office currently under construction. Apexnewsgh reports According to Hon. Abdalai Abanga, Member of Parliament for the Binduri Constituency, the project is progressing steadily and is expected to be completed and handed over within the next month. Hon. Abanga revealed that he personally lobbied for the project, driven by his vision to enhance healthcare delivery in the district for his people. The new infrastructure is expected to significantly improve accessibility and efficiency in healthcare services for residents. This development aligns with the NHIA’s objective to provide financial risk protection against the cost of quality healthcare for all residents in Ghana. The NHIA plays a crucial role in Ghana’s healthcare system, implementing and managing the National Health Insurance Scheme, registering members, and supervising private health insurance schemes. With the new office, residents of the Binduri District can expect better services, including easier registration, faster claims processing, and improved access to healthcare providers. This development is a significant step towards achieving universal health insurance coverage in Ghana, particularly in rural areas like the Binduri District. As the NHIA continues to expand its reach, Ghanaians can look forward to improved health outcomes and a more efficient healthcare system. Source: Apexnewsgh.com Thanks for reading from Apexnewsgh as a news publishing website from Ghana. We encourage you to freely share this story via social media platform and follow us on; Facebook on APEXNEWSGH-Tv or Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0248250270/0256336062.
Upper East Region’s Peace Council Cites Land, Chieftaincy Disputes as Major Conflict Drivers
Alhaji Sumaila Issaka, Chairman of the Upper East Regional Peace Council, has identified land, chieftaincy succession, and boundary disputes as key factors fueling conflicts in the region. Apexnewsgh reports Speaking in Bolgatanga during a training organized by the Upper East Regional Peace Council and Catholic Relief Services, Alhaji Issaka expressed concern over the rising tensions. According to Issaka, traditional land ownership systems have been disrupted by modernization and commercialization. He further explained that local leaders, such as tindanas, once knew their boundaries but are now being challenged by chiefs seeking to expand their territories. Alhaji Issaka also highlighted issues with chieftaincy succession, citing the influence of money and the misinterpretation of “lineage” in the constitution. He recommended a return to traditional systems of succession and warned against the exploitation of rituals and customs. To address these conflicts, Alhaji Issaka emphasized the importance of respecting traditional boundaries and systems of land ownership. He praised the Sisala tribe’s smooth land succession process as a model for other communities. The training, funded by the Netherlands Government, aimed to promote peaceful conflict resolution and prevent violent extremism in the region. Source: Apexnewsgh.com Thanks for reading from Apexnewsgh as a news publishing website from Ghana. We encourage you to freely share this story via social media platform and follow us on; Facebook on APEXNEWSGH-Tv or Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0248250270/0256336062.
Promote Peaceful Elections Through Balanced Reporting–Mr. Frank Wilson Bodza
The National Peace Council, through its Deputy Director in Charge of Conflict Management and Resolution, Mr. Frank Wilson Bodza, has emphasized the crucial role journalists play in preventing conflicts before, during, and after the 2024 elections. Apexnewsgh reports Speaking at a two-day training exercise for journalists in the Upper East region, Bodza stressed the importance of gathering information from all necessary angles to produce rich and balanced reports. The training, organized by the Upper East Regional Peace Council in partnership with Catholic Relief Services under the Preventing Violent Extremism through Social Accountability (POVETSA) project II, aimed to enhance journalists’ capacity for conflict-sensitive reporting. This project is funded by the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Mr. Bodza noted that conflict-sensitive reporting is critical, especially during election years, as it helps prevent escalation and promotes peaceful elections. He highlighted the threat of violent extremism, particularly in border regions, and emphasized the need for journalists to sustain peace and promote social cohesion within communities. Key Objectives of the Training: (a) Engage the media in conflict prevention and peace promotion (b) Build capacity for conflict-sensitive reporting (c) Prevent misinformation and disinformation that can spark conflicts (d) Promote peaceful elections and social cohesion Mr. Bodza also touched on the dangers of hate speech and misinformation, which can spread quickly through traditional media and radio. He urged journalists to use their platforms to prevent disinformation and promote peaceful elections. By empowering journalists with the skills and knowledge to report responsibly, the National Peace Council and its partners hope to contribute to a stable democracy and sustained peace in Ghana. Source: Apexnewsgh.com Thanks for reading from Apexnewsgh as a news publishing website from Ghana. We encourage you to freely share this story via social media platform and follow us on; Facebook on APEXNEWSGH-Tv or Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0248250270/0256336062.
Upper East Regional Peace Council Urges Journalists to Provide Balanced Conflict Reporting
The Executive Secretary of the Upper East Regional Peace Council, Mr. Ali Anankpieng, has emphasized the importance of comprehensive and balanced reporting on conflict-related issues. Apexnewsgh report Speaking at a two-day training exercise for journalists in the region, Anankpieng stressed that reporters must gather information from all necessary angles to produce rich and balanced stories. “To write about conflict, you need to know all the factors involved, from economic, historical, social, and political perspectives. All must be analyzed to provide a clear understanding of the conflict,” Anankpieng explained. He highlighted the significance of understanding the history and context of conflicts, such as chieftaincy and land disputes. Anankpieng encouraged journalists to conduct thorough research, consult archives, and engage directly with affected communities to gain a deeper understanding of the issues. When asked about the role of journalists in resolving conflicts, Anankpieng emphasized that their contribution cannot be overstated. “Journalists report and inform the public, helping to combat ignorance that can escalate conflicts. By providing accurate and comprehensive information, journalists can empower the public to make informed comments and avoid inflammatory statements.” The training, organized by the Upper East Regional Peace Council in partnership with Catholic Relief Services (CRS) under the Preventing Violent Extremism through Social Accountability (POVETSA) project II, aimed to enhance journalists’ capacity for conflict-sensitive reporting. The project is funded by the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. By equipping journalists with the skills and knowledge to report responsibly, the Upper East Regional Peace Council and its partners hope to promote peaceful conflict resolution and prevent violence extremism in the region. Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen/Bolgatanga Thanks for reading from Apexnewsgh as a news publishing website from Ghana. We encourage you to freely share this story via social media platform and follow us on; Facebook on APEXNEWSGH-Tv or Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0248250270/0256336062.