Saturday, 19 March 2016

Are you trapped between two lovers?


Are you trapped between two lovers?

Modern technologies make it easy to have many lovers at the same time.

Most of the time, love comes when you are not looking for it but going through normal routines of life such as working, relaxing at the beach, visiting friends or shopping.

The challenge is when you meet someone you admire when you are already in a relationship. Some find themselves caught in a love web and keep more than one lover at a time.

Imagine a young woman who went to her hometown and met a school mate. Both are in a relationship but ‘things started knocking things’ and they fell in love.

These lovers are not alone. Today, many lovers are in multiple relationships. A young girl may have three lovers – one to pay rent and utilities, another to pay for physical needs and the other for emotional needs. Men on the other hand keep multiple lovers for variety to spice up their sexual love.

It is easier for a woman to keep multiple lovers than a man because a woman has the instinct to read a man. In fact, if a woman suspects her man of cheating, in 90 per cent chance, she is right. Men have big eyes but do not see anything!

Can you keep more than a lover at a time?

Every human being is unique and has attractive features. It is possible to have many lovers because each makes you happy and feel loved in different ways. You must also appreciate that love is a verb and not a feeling.

If you love someone, you feel committed to help your lover get better in all areas of life. There are many people who need you or you may need. This makes it possible and tempting to have more than one lover at a time.

The danger

Modern technologies such as mobile phones and whatsapp make it easy to have many lovers at the same time but multiple relationships will break your trust and commitment.

You distrust people because you know you are cheating and think everybody is capable of doing the same. You carry emotional luggage of rage and jealousy, which threatens your future relationship. If you cannot keep one person before you marry, it will be difficult to do so when you marry.

You lie and keep up lying to cover up your lies. You have to keep track of names, days and events to avoid confusion. You may get away for some time but your schemes may explode in your face when you least expect it.

Multiple relationships have many problems but offer little solutions. It is, therefore, healthy to avoid it.

Getting over multiple relationships

Time with your lovers promotes bonding and makes it hard for you to clarify your thoughts.

You, therefore, need time out for a week or two and as far as possible avoid contacting any of your lovers. This gives you the space to look objectively at your situation.

Examine yourself objectively to know what you want in a relationship. List the good and bad qualities about your lovers. Draw from the list the one who best matches your needs, mission and vision. Make him or her the winner and drop the rest.

It may be painful to let go, but you can get over it after a couple of weeks.

Are you trapped?

You may think you are enjoying the multiple relationship but in reality, you are trapped and entangled in a prison you have built for yourself.

The only option is to unlock the door and walk away. If you do not get out of it, you may have a high price to pay.

Always remember that two is company but anything more is like a scene at the Makola market on a busy day. Dare yourself to keep one lover at a time.

Are you trapped between two lovers?

Modern technologies make it easy to have many lovers at the same time. Modern technologies make it easy to have many lovers at the same time.
By: John Boakye Friday, 18 March 2016 09:27
Published in Relationships

Most of the time, love comes when you are not looking for it but going through normal routines of life such as working, relaxing at the beach, visiting friends or shopping.
The challenge is when you meet someone you admire when you are already in a relationship. Some find themselves caught in a love web and keep more than one lover at a time.
Imagine a young woman who went to her hometown and met a school mate. Both are in a relationship but ‘things started knocking things’ and they fell in love.
These lovers are not alone. Today, many lovers are in multiple relationships. A young girl may have three lovers – one to pay rent and utilities, another to pay for physical needs and the other for emotional needs. Men on the other hand keep multiple lovers for variety to spice up their sexual love.
It is easier for a woman to keep multiple lovers than a man because a woman has the instinct to read a man. In fact, if a woman suspects her man of cheating, in 90 per cent chance, she is right. Men have big eyes but do not see anything!
Can you keep more than a lover at a time?
Every human being is unique and has attractive features. It is possible to have many lovers because each makes you happy and feel loved in different ways. You must also appreciate that love is a verb and not a feeling.
If you love someone, you feel committed to help your lover get better in all areas of life. There are many people who need you or you may need. This makes it possible and tempting to have more than one lover at a time.
The danger
Modern technologies such as mobile phones and whatsapp make it easy to have many lovers at the same time but multiple relationships will break your trust and commitment.
You distrust people because you know you are cheating and think everybody is capable of doing the same. You carry emotional luggage of rage and jealousy, which threatens your future relationship. If you cannot keep one person before you marry, it will be difficult to do so when you marry.
You lie and keep up lying to cover up your lies. You have to keep track of names, days and events to avoid confusion. You may get away for some time but your schemes may explode in your face when you least expect it.
Multiple relationships have many problems but offer little solutions. It is, therefore, healthy to avoid it.
Getting over multiple relationships
Time with your lovers promotes bonding and makes it hard for you to clarify your thoughts.
You, therefore, need time out for a week or two and as far as possible avoid contacting any of your lovers. This gives you the space to look objectively at your situation.
Examine yourself objectively to know what you want in a relationship. List the good and bad qualities about your lovers. Draw from the list the one who best matches your needs, mission and vision. Make him or her the winner and drop the rest.
It may be painful to let go, but you can get over it after a couple of weeks.
Are you trapped?
You may think you are enjoying the multiple relationship but in reality, you are trapped and entangled in a prison you have built for yourself.
The only option is to unlock the door and walk away. If you do not get out of it, you may have a high price to pay.
Always remember that two is company but anything more is like a scene at the Makola market on a busy day. Dare yourself to keep one lover at a time.
- See more at: http://www.graphic.com.gh/lifestyle/relationships/60435-are-you-trapped-between-two-lovers.html#sthash.0TQiZwEW.dpuf

Are you trapped between two lovers?

Modern technologies make it easy to have many lovers at the same time. Modern technologies make it easy to have many lovers at the same time.
By: John Boakye Friday, 18 March 2016 09:27
Published in Relationships

Most of the time, love comes when you are not looking for it but going through normal routines of life such as working, relaxing at the beach, visiting friends or shopping.
The challenge is when you meet someone you admire when you are already in a relationship. Some find themselves caught in a love web and keep more than one lover at a time.
Imagine a young woman who went to her hometown and met a school mate. Both are in a relationship but ‘things started knocking things’ and they fell in love.
These lovers are not alone. Today, many lovers are in multiple relationships. A young girl may have three lovers – one to pay rent and utilities, another to pay for physical needs and the other for emotional needs. Men on the other hand keep multiple lovers for variety to spice up their sexual love.
It is easier for a woman to keep multiple lovers than a man because a woman has the instinct to read a man. In fact, if a woman suspects her man of cheating, in 90 per cent chance, she is right. Men have big eyes but do not see anything!
Can you keep more than a lover at a time?
Every human being is unique and has attractive features. It is possible to have many lovers because each makes you happy and feel loved in different ways. You must also appreciate that love is a verb and not a feeling.
If you love someone, you feel committed to help your lover get better in all areas of life. There are many people who need you or you may need. This makes it possible and tempting to have more than one lover at a time.
The danger
Modern technologies such as mobile phones and whatsapp make it easy to have many lovers at the same time but multiple relationships will break your trust and commitment.
You distrust people because you know you are cheating and think everybody is capable of doing the same. You carry emotional luggage of rage and jealousy, which threatens your future relationship. If you cannot keep one person before you marry, it will be difficult to do so when you marry.
You lie and keep up lying to cover up your lies. You have to keep track of names, days and events to avoid confusion. You may get away for some time but your schemes may explode in your face when you least expect it.
Multiple relationships have many problems but offer little solutions. It is, therefore, healthy to avoid it.
Getting over multiple relationships
Time with your lovers promotes bonding and makes it hard for you to clarify your thoughts.
You, therefore, need time out for a week or two and as far as possible avoid contacting any of your lovers. This gives you the space to look objectively at your situation.
Examine yourself objectively to know what you want in a relationship. List the good and bad qualities about your lovers. Draw from the list the one who best matches your needs, mission and vision. Make him or her the winner and drop the rest.
It may be painful to let go, but you can get over it after a couple of weeks.
Are you trapped?
You may think you are enjoying the multiple relationship but in reality, you are trapped and entangled in a prison you have built for yourself.
The only option is to unlock the door and walk away. If you do not get out of it, you may have a high price to pay.
Always remember that two is company but anything more is like a scene at the Makola market on a busy day. Dare yourself to keep one lover at a time.
- See more at: http://www.graphic.com.gh/lifestyle/relationships/60435-are-you-trapped-between-two-lovers.html#sthash.0TQiZwEW.dpuf

Ahoufe Patri Talks About Her Choice of Man

Ahoufe Patri Talks About Her Choice of Man

Ghanaian beautiful actress, Priscilla Opoku Agyemang known in the showbiz industry as Ahuof3 Patri has emphatically given out the features that she looks out for from her ideal man.

In an interview with Nii Boye on Radio GIJ, Ahuof3, as she is passionately called, revealed the features she has in mind on the kind of man she hopes for as her husband.
"My ideal man has to be older than me. He has to be taller, very handsome, you know the basic characters that every girl would want from a guy. Caring, someone who is going to understand me and also understand the nature of my job."
Ahuof3 Patri is best remembered on the screen with his 'boyfriends', Kalybos, in the famous 'Boys Kasa' series.

Friday, 18 March 2016

Scotland MPs boycott Mahama over gay rights


Scotland MPs boycott Mahama over gay rights



President John Mahama and his entourage at the Scotland Parliament
Opposition lawmakers in Scotland have boycotted an arranged meeting with visiting Ghana President John Mahama over gay rights in his home country.

President Mahama who was scheduled to address the Scottish parliament received very low reception from the lawmakers, the UK news portal the Guardian has reported.

According to the opposition lawmakers, Mr. Mahama’s invitation to their parliament is an affront to the gay community since Ghana persecutes gays and lesbians.

They said: “We believe that the Scottish parliament should be a place where everyone can feel safe. Yet the invitation to President John Dramani Mahama to address MSPs can only undermine this, given his full support for the horrific discriminatory laws towards the LGBT community in his country.”

But the director of Stonewall Scotland, Colin Macfarlane, noted that “some promising statements from President Mahama criticizing violence against LGBT communities” cannot be discounted, adding that the first minister of Scotland will “also share her strong view that the Commonwealth values of humanity, equality and tolerance are universal values”.

Meanwhile, the Amnesty International secretariat in Scotland has waded into the controversy claiming that they receive daily reports of abuse against homosexuals in Ghana.

“We understand opposition leaders and MSPs choosing not to meet President Mahama during his visit to the Scottish parliament as Ghana’s human rights record has serious failings. However, we are not calling for a boycott of the visit as we view this as an opportunity to raise our concerns about LGBTI discrimination, violence against women and girls, and the use of torture. Nicola Sturgeon’s commitment to raising ‘values of humanity, equality and tolerance’ is welcome and we look forward to hearing about any positive interventions,” Naomi McAuliffe, Amnesty International’s programme director in Scotland told the Guardian.

source:kulenunewsblog

Thursday, 17 March 2016

Gov’t is protecting Woyome – NPP

Gov’t is protecting Woyome – NPP

Nana AkomeaNana Akomea
The opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is accusing the Mahama-led administration of deliberately refusing to retrieve the 51 million cedis judgment debt paid to Alfred Woyome.
According to the party, even though there is a Supreme Court ruling asking the state to retrieve the money, government has deliberately through its actions refused to abide by the ruling.
Addressing a news conference in Accra on Thursday, Director of Communications for the NPP, Nana Akomea, argued that the recent Court of Appeal ruling on the Woyome matter, is a clear indication that government is not interested in retrieving the money.
“…Mr. Woyome being paid ¢51.8m of taxpayers’ monies in 2010, clearly showed a deliberate pattern of high ranking NDC government officials, aided by highly placed public servants to collude, connive and conspire with NDC connected individuals to misappropriate taxpayers monies.”
He argued that “both acquittals were secured on the ground that the state had not presented a convincing case to the courts for the conviction of Mr. Woyome. The NPP like a vast number of Ghanaians, is not surprised at these turn of events regarding the criminal prosecution of Mr. Woyome over the NDC government’s payment to him of taxpayers monies to the tune of Gh¢51.8m in 2010. At that time the money was worth $35 million.”
source:kulenunewsblog

Gov’t deliberately protecting Woyome – NPP

Thursday 17th March , 2016 2:32 pm
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The opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is accusing the Mahama-led administration of deliberately refusing to retrieve the 51 million cedis judgment debt paid to Alfred Woyome.
According to the party, even though there is a Supreme Court ruling asking the state to retrieve the money, government has deliberately through its actions refused to abide by the ruling.
Addressing a news conference in Accra on Thursday, Director of Communications for the NPP, Nana Akomea, argued that the recent Court of Appeal ruling on the Woyome matter, is a clear indication that government is not interested in retrieving the money.
“…Mr. Woyome being paid ¢51.8m of taxpayers’ monies in 2010, clearly showed a deliberate pattern of high ranking NDC government officials, aided by highly placed public servants to collude, connive and conspire with NDC connected individuals to misappropriate taxpayers monies.”
He argued that “both acquittals were secured on the ground that the state had not presented a convincing case to the courts for the conviction of Mr. Woyome. The NPP like a vast number of Ghanaians, is not surprised at these turn of events regarding the criminal prosecution of Mr. Woyome over the NDC government’s payment to him of taxpayers monies to the tune of Gh¢51.8m in 2010. At that time the money was worth $35 million.”
- See more at: http://citifmonline.com/2016/03/17/govt-deliberately-protecting-woyome-npp/#sthash.awlZWK0a.dpuf

Gov’t deliberately protecting Woyome – NPP

Thursday 17th March , 2016 2:32 pm
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The opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is accusing the Mahama-led administration of deliberately refusing to retrieve the 51 million cedis judgment debt paid to Alfred Woyome.
According to the party, even though there is a Supreme Court ruling asking the state to retrieve the money, government has deliberately through its actions refused to abide by the ruling.
Addressing a news conference in Accra on Thursday, Director of Communications for the NPP, Nana Akomea, argued that the recent Court of Appeal ruling on the Woyome matter, is a clear indication that government is not interested in retrieving the money.
“…Mr. Woyome being paid ¢51.8m of taxpayers’ monies in 2010, clearly showed a deliberate pattern of high ranking NDC government officials, aided by highly placed public servants to collude, connive and conspire with NDC connected individuals to misappropriate taxpayers monies.”
He argued that “both acquittals were secured on the ground that the state had not presented a convincing case to the courts for the conviction of Mr. Woyome. The NPP like a vast number of Ghanaians, is not surprised at these turn of events regarding the criminal prosecution of Mr. Woyome over the NDC government’s payment to him of taxpayers monies to the tune of Gh¢51.8m in 2010. At that time the money was worth $35 million.”
- See more at: http://citifmonline.com/2016/03/17/govt-deliberately-protecting-woyome-npp/#sthash.awlZWK0a.dpuf

Gov’t deliberately protecting Woyome – NPP

Thursday 17th March , 2016 2:32 pm
Nana Akomea
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The opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is accusing the Mahama-led administration of deliberately refusing to retrieve the 51 million cedis judgment debt paid to Alfred Woyome.
According to the party, even though there is a Supreme Court ruling asking the state to retrieve the money, government has deliberately through its actions refused to abide by the ruling.
Addressing a news conference in Accra on Thursday, Director of Communications for the NPP, Nana Akomea, argued that the recent Court of Appeal ruling on the Woyome matter, is a clear indication that government is not interested in retrieving the money.
“…Mr. Woyome being paid ¢51.8m of taxpayers’ monies in 2010, clearly showed a deliberate pattern of high ranking NDC government officials, aided by highly placed public servants to collude, connive and conspire with NDC connected individuals to misappropriate taxpayers monies.”
He argued that “both acquittals were secured on the ground that the state had not presented a convincing case to the courts for the conviction of Mr. Woyome. The NPP like a vast number of Ghanaians, is not surprised at these turn of events regarding the criminal prosecution of Mr. Woyome over the NDC government’s payment to him of taxpayers monies to the tune of Gh¢51.8m in 2010. At that time the money was worth $35 million.”
- See more at: http://citifmonline.com/2016/03/17/govt-deliberately-protecting-woyome-npp/#sthash.awlZWK0a.dpuf

Gov’t deliberately protecting Woyome – NPP

Thursday 17th March , 2016 2:32 pm
Nana Akomea
Nana Akomea
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The opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is accusing the Mahama-led administration of deliberately refusing to retrieve the 51 million cedis judgment debt paid to Alfred Woyome.
According to the party, even though there is a Supreme Court ruling asking the state to retrieve the money, government has deliberately through its actions refused to abide by the ruling.
Addressing a news conference in Accra on Thursday, Director of Communications for the NPP, Nana Akomea, argued that the recent Court of Appeal ruling on the Woyome matter, is a clear indication that government is not interested in retrieving the money.
“…Mr. Woyome being paid ¢51.8m of taxpayers’ monies in 2010, clearly showed a deliberate pattern of high ranking NDC government officials, aided by highly placed public servants to collude, connive and conspire with NDC connected individuals to misappropriate taxpayers monies.”
He argued that “both acquittals were secured on the ground that the state had not presented a convincing case to the courts for the conviction of Mr. Woyome. The NPP like a vast number of Ghanaians, is not surprised at these turn of events regarding the criminal prosecution of Mr. Woyome over the NDC government’s payment to him of taxpayers monies to the tune of Gh¢51.8m in 2010. At that time the money was worth $35 million.”
- See more at: http://citifmonline.com/2016/03/17/govt-deliberately-protecting-woyome-npp/#sthash.awlZWK0a.dpuf

Failed ‘Sakawa’ man found dead in a well

Failed ‘Sakawa’ man found dead in a well

Body of Eric retrieved from the well
Entire Asokore community in the Eastern regional capital, Koforidua, has been thrown into a state of shock as a man suspected to be involved in money rituals has been found dead in a well.

The body of Eric Boakye was discovered in the well after several hours of manhunt.

The deceased,22, was alleged to have used his late son for money rituals but failed. He, according to residents, was subsequently struck by a strange ailment that saw his body peeling off and decomposing.

His family reportedly abandoned him.
Adom fm Maxwell Kudekor reports that hundreds trooped to the community Thursday morning to watch the body of the diseased in the well, after news of his demise went viral.
source:kulenunewsblog/kudekor

Wednesday, 16 March 2016

PURC blows almost GHc100,000 on Christmas hampers


PURC blows almost GHc100,000 on Christmas hampers
A hamper
The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC), has been indicted in the Auditor General’s report for blowing GHc99, 663 on the distribution of Christmas hampers.

According to the report, the amount was expended on such items “during the 2012 Christmas and New Year break.”

“We observed that the amount of GHc99, 663 for the purchase of the hampers was not retired or adjusted to the personal advance account of the imprest holder, instead the entire amount was expended at the end of the year in violation of the provisions of FAR 288. This was due to the absence of a mechanism in place to ensure that such advances were retired promptly,” the report added.

The Auditor General further recommended that “management should put in place mechanism to ensure that advances are retired promptly.”

It is common practice in Ghana for individuals and companies to distribute hampers loaded with gifts to their friends, business associates, customers and people in authority during the festive season.

Critics say such profligate expenditures overburden the national purse especially when the country’s economy has been struggling.

The late President John Atta Mills in 2009, ordered the various ministries to desist from using state resources to purchase such Christmas hampers and gifts, something he believed contributed to the high levels of corruption.

President John Dramani Mahama also in 2013 further extended the directive to cover departments and agencies.

A letter from the Presidency asked the MDAs to ensure strict compliance with the directive at all levels of government, adding that “Heads of MDAs which flout the directive would be surcharged with the cost of same to serve as a deterrent to others.”

The recipients of the PURC hampers are not yet known, neither is the company that made them.



PURC blows almost GHc100,000 on Christmas hampers

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The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC), has been indicted in the Auditor General’s report for blowing GHc99, 663 on the distribution of Christmas hampers.
According to the report, the amount was expended on such items “during the 2012 Christmas and New Year break.”
“We observed that the amount of GHc99, 663 for the purchase of the hampers was not retired or adjusted to the personal advance account of the imprest holder, instead the entire amount was expended at the end of the year in violation of the provisions of FAR 288. This was due to the absence of a mechanism in place to ensure that such advances were retired promptly,” the report added.
The Auditor General further recommended that “management should put in place mechanism to ensure that advances are retired promptly.”
It is common practice in Ghana for individuals and companies to distribute hampers loaded with gifts to their friends, business associates, customers and people in authority during the festive season.
Critics say such profligate expenditures overburden the national purse especially when the country’s economy has been struggling.
The late President John Atta Mills in 2009, ordered the various ministries to desist from using state resources to purchase such Christmas hampers and gifts, something he believed contributed to the high levels of corruption.
President John Dramani Mahama also in 2013 further extended the directive to cover departments and agencies.
A letter from the Presidency asked the MDAs to ensure strict compliance with the directive at all levels of government, adding that “Heads of MDAs which flout the directive would be surcharged with the cost of same to serve as a deterrent to others.”
The recipients of the PURC hampers are not yet known, neither is the company that made them.
- See more at: http://citifmonline.com/2016/03/16/purc-blows-almost-ghc100-000-christmas-hampers/#sthash.1O1JTNyw.dpuf