Ho Zongo Youth Accuse James Gunu of Perceived Bias in Imamship Crisis
Concerned youth of Ho Zongo have called on Volta Regional Minister James Gunu to explain his handling of the ongoing...
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Ho Zongo Youth Accuse James Gunu of Perceived Bias in Imamship Crisis
Concerned youth of Ho Zongo have called on Volta Regional Minister James Gunu to explain his handling of the ongoing Imamship dispute and the controversy surrounding the Ho Central Mosque, raising concerns about his alleged engagements with members of the Ali Muniru family. The youth are demanding transparency over a
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Ho Zongo Youth Accuse James Gunu of Perceived Bias in Imamship Crisis
Concerned youth of Ho Zongo have called on Volta Regional Minister James Gunu to explain his handling of the ongoing Imamship dispute and the controversy surrounding the Ho Central Mosque, raising concerns about his alleged engagements with members of the Ali Muniru family. The youth are demanding transparency over a
Ho Zongo Youth Question Asogli State Secretary’s Role in Imamship Dispute
Concerned youth of Ho Zongo have raised concerns about the alleged involvement of Stephen Tetteh, Secretary to the Asogli State, in the ongoing Imamship dispute in the community, calling for clarification over the installation of Ali Muniru at the Asogli Palace. The youth are questioning whether the installation was intended
Ho Zongo Youth Give James Gunu Seven-Day Ultimatum Over Central Mosque Closure
Concerned youth of Ho Zongo have given Volta Regional Minister James Gunu seven days, ending October 23, 2026, to facilitate a resolution of the dispute surrounding the closure of the Ho Central Mosque and present a concrete plan for its reopening. The youth, in an open warning dated October 16
Hajj 2027: Medical Screening Begins in Accra as Board Prioritises Pilgrim Safety
Source: Mohammed Faisel Mustapha / Felix Ernest Odamtten The Ghana Hajj Board has commenced mandatory medical screening for prospective pilgrims intending to participate in the 2027 Hajj, with health officials urging applicants to comply with medical requirements to ensure they are fit for the spiritual journey. The exercise, being conducted
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Why the Labadi–La Palm Beachfront Could Become a Major Tourism Hub in West Africa
Story By: Felix Ernest Odamtten / Muhammad Faisal Mustapha…. The clearance of unauthorised structures from the beachfront adjoining the Labadi Beach Hotel and La Palm Royal Beach Hotel has opened a new chapter in the long running effort to reclaim, restore and redevelop one of Accra’s most strategically located coastal
How Networks, Strategy and Grassroots Appeal Shaped the NPP’s 2026 Leadership Contest
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