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ATIPIM HEMAA NANA KYEREWAA I, invites you to the funeral of her Mother... Atipim Hemaa Nana Kyerewaa I of Obogu traditional area, Operation Director, Change a Life Time Companies Inc. USA, founder/director Urban Angels International School Obogu, invites you to the funeral service for her mother, Mrs. Alice Konadu Agyemang Badu, aka Afia Nkwanta. Mrs. Alice was born in Obogu, grew in Nkwanta, and was married to the late Mr. Kwame Agyemang-Badu. Mrs. Alice was retired from nursing in the United Kingdom. She returned home to Ghana and settled at Tema; later returning to London, until her demise. She was 95. Mrs. Alice had four children, ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Mrs. Alice was a hardworking, loveable and God fearing woman with passion of services.. Funeral Arrangements are as follows: Wake Keeping - Friday 16th November, 2018 at Obogu car park Urban Angels International School premises  Final funeral rites - Saturday 17th November, 2018 at Obogu Old Palace.

Naa Korkor Aadzieoyi I  Initiates Read For Me Project. Naa Korkor Aadzieoyi I, founder of Adabraka Queen Mother foundation, in collaboration with Ama Ata Aidoo Creative Writing Center, located at African University College of Communications, will initiate the "Read for Me Project" in Adabraka. The theme of this initiative Reading: The Foundation for Creative Writing and Key Literacy Skills for Development. The goal is to improve the quality of a child's performance through reading books that will increase vocabulary, enhance literacy skills and build confidence towards exploring creative skills. Upon a rapid assessment of basic schools, children do not have access to reading center facilities. BECE results and continuous analysis of performance also revealed very limited output with a majority of the children in primary to JSH level displaying poor quality of reading and the inability to express themselves through writing.  As a way to enhance reading and creative

PRESS RELEASE Thur, NOV 8 From: UNIFIED ASPIRANTS (NATIONAL UNION OF GHANA STUDENTS, NUGS). *NUGS CONGRESS IS NOT AT PENTECOST UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, TREAT ANY PERSON(S) PERPETUATING SUCH MISINFORMATION AS UNION WRECKERS.* We bring you greetings from our Unified Aspirants Front of the National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS). Permit us to use this opportunity to first of all appreciate the support so far realized from various institutions, Local NUGS Executives, Fellow Students and all stakeholders of NUGS whose passion and spirit to unite our broken union has outweighed self parochial interest. We, aspirants of NUGS, hereby having unified in respect of our quest to seeing to the successful organization of a unity congress, one without any division whatsoever would like to put on record that, any congress whatsoever, scheduled to take place anywhere or taking place anywhere from 7th-10th November should be treated with all the contempt it deserves. We (Aspirants), are major stake

Dear Otumfour, His royal highness, Otumfour OSEI-TUTU II, Asantehene, Krɔbea Asante Kotoko hene, Nana Tumfoɔ Osei Tutu a ɔte kraweɛ ne braweɛ so, Sikadwa Kofi somfo, Amoawisi a ɔwo abaduasa na ɔsane nso gye aba yɛn, krcbeahene, kctckchene, Asanteman wura, Osagyefoc, Yiadɔm Nana a yɛ de akoboɔ gye wo taataa, Asanteman Kyeney3 k3se3, )tek)k))so), Nana I sing you Kwadwom (appellations) and bring you greetings from your ‘children’ in the land of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). I am overwhelmed with brim-filled ocean of honor to write you this letter. Sir, I do believe in your competent majesty and hail your monarchical exuberant majesty. I posses no scintilla of doubt in your intellectual and knowledgeable prowess possessions, though I may not be privy to the full description of your idiosyncrasies. Nana, for the past few months and days, your ‘children’ in KNUST believe they’ve suffered a suffering fate, been drowned in a muddy atmosphere which even the drown