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MTN donates to support Asogli Yam Festival celebration
MTN Ghana has donated a cash of GH¢20, 000.00 and airtime worth GH¢2000.00, e-voucher and drink hampers to Togbe Afede XIV, Agbogbomefia of the Ho Asoglo State, to support the just-ended Asogli Yam festival.
Presenting the items, Mr Ransford Gyan, Area Sales Manager, Eastern and Oti regions, noted that “as a business, we believe in culture and appreciate the relationship we have with the Asogli State; that’s why we always make it a point that anytime you celebrate the festival, we make donations.”
According to him, supporting key stakeholders was also a good way to work together to enhance the corporate relationships between organisations and their stakeholders.
He further revealed that this year alone MTN had sponsored 40 festivals across the country.
He assured that they would continue to work hard to improve their services with new innovations to the satisfaction of customers.
Togbe Adzima III, who received the items thanked MTN, assuring them of their continuous support.
From Kafui Gati, Ho
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Police arrest a man for assaulting his 20-year-old daughter
The Ghana Police Service has arrested suspect Nana Amo Abraham, for causing harm to his 20-year-old daughter at Twifo Praso in the Central Region.
The suspect, according to Police investigation, physically assaulted his daughter, following a disagreement, and inflicted bodily harm on her.
He is currently in custody assisting the investigation and will be put before court.
Meanwhile, the Police have made arrangements for the victim to be brought to the Police Hospital in Accra for further medical care.
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Barker-Vormawor granted GH¢20K bail after three-week detention
Convener of the Democracy Hub protest, Oliver Barker-Vormawor has been granted bail to the tune of GH¢20,000 with two sureties.
Barker-Vormawor was arrested along 52 others on Monday, September 23, 2024 and charged for allegedly causing public disturbances during the Democracy Hub protest
He is expected to report to the police twice a week.
He has been charged with counts of stealing, unlawful assembly, unlawful damage, assault on a public officer and offensive conduct conducive to the breach of peace.
He was denied bail by the Accra Circuit Court and further remanded by the High Court when his lawyers appealed the Circuit Court’s ruling.
The High Court judge, who was concerned whether Barker-Vormawor will not commit another offence if granted bail, as he already was on bail for treason felony charges at the time of the alleged offences, warned to grant bail if prosecution fails to commence the trial.
Barker-Vormawor’s lawyers thus repeated the bail application at the High Court, which was granted.
Source: Citinewsroom.com
