15 Church of Christ members died in a gory Accident .

More than 15 persons are feared dead in a gory accident at Ewusiejoe near Agona Nkwanta in the Ahanta west District of the Western Region on Saturday February 11, 2017 around 3pm
Its involves a mini bus( Stanbic) from Takoradi and another Takoradi bound mini bus from #Tarkwa
Eye witness tells ghanawinds the Stanbic bus loaded with mourners from a funeral in Takoradi summersaulted after a wrongful overtaking ramming into another mini bus with passengers that had parked on the shoulder of the road resulting in the fatality
All the mourners in the Stanbic bus including the driver are feared dead with other serious casualties in the other bus
All the dead and the injured have been sent to the Effia Nkwanta Regional Hospital by the Ghana Ambulance Service with assistance from the Police and Fire Service.

# May their souls rest in peace.

Story: Ekow Austy (Y2k)

Bawumia suffering from political hangover – Asiedu Nketia jabs

General Secretary of the opposition
National Democratic Congress (NDC) Johnson Asiedu Nketia has described Vice President Mahamadu Bawumia as suffering from a “political hangover”.
In his view, the Vice President is
behaving as if the New Patriotic Party (NPP) is still in opposition.
General Mosquito as he is popularly
called made the comment while
reacting to Dr. Bawumia's claim that
the previous government concealed
GH¢ 7 billion in debt from the
Transition team.
He wondered why the 2014/2015 and 2015/2016 fiscal years data provided to the NPP transition team members did not include the debt racked up by the NDC government.
But Asiedu Nketia maintained that,
the allegations are nothing but cheap
propaganda against the erstwhile
Mahama-led administration.
He explained that, the GH¢7 billion
purported to have been unaccounted
for by the previous government has
been captured in documents of the
Controller and Accountant General’s
Department.
This conduct of Dr. Bawumia, the
NDC scribe said, is enough
attestation that he is exhibiting signs
of political hangover.