Daughters of Glorious Jesus, Dr Amoani to be honoured at 202
Daughters of glorious Jesus
This year’s edition of the Majestic Praise, organised by Kingdom Impact Prayer Network is set for October 6 at the Perez Dome at Dzorwulu.
As usual, the occasion, according to the Network would be used to honour a number of gospel legends doing exploits in the Christian space.
Dubbed ‘Peace Mission: Be at peace with all men’, the event is expected to assemble the crème de la crème of men of God such as Apostle Dr Amoani, former Chairman of the Christ Apostolic Church International (CACI), Bishop Dr Godwin Aaron Monnyo, Elder Dr Emmanuel Kwesi Mireku and Rev. Samuel Kwadwo Agyei as host.
Major recipients at this year’s event are Apostle Dr Amoani, the former Chairman of the Christ Apostolic Church International (CACI) and the renowned evergreen gospel music trio, Daughters of Glorious Jesus.
Officials of the Network have indicated that the event – Majestic Praise and Honouring of Gospel Legends, has been and will remain an annual event dedicated to recognising and honouring living gospel legends.
The 2024 edition would feature a long list of impressive acts from the gospel music industry expected to entertain guests at the event.
Notable among them are the Daughters of Glorious Jesus, Ceccy Twum, Nana Asaase the poet, MOG, Dr Reynolds Otabil Anaman and Becky Bonney.
The evening will also feature a book launch of legends and live performances by Elder Dr Kwesi Mireku, MOG, Nana Asaase the poet, Ceccy Twum, Becky Bonney, Perez Family Choir, and the National Mass Choir of CACI.
Ahead of the gathering, the organisers are urging patrons to brace for unforgettable moments and experience with God’s elect. 4 Majestic Praise
By Elizabeth Agyeibea Ackon
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NPP is so hurt by my nomination – Sam George
The Minister for Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovation, and Member of Parliament(MP) for Ningo-Prampram, Samuel Nartey George, says opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) Members of Parliament (MPs) are hurt by his nomination.
The minister who was approved by the majority in Parliament yesterday in a Facebook post stated that “It is clear to me that the NPP is so hurt by my nomination as Minister for Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovations and would stop at nothing to fight it.”
His post was in response to photos circulated on social media suggesting he was watching what appears to be nude content on his phone.
Mr. Sam George accused the NPP MPs of circulating fake photos with a false narration to tarnish his reputation, saying: “They have resorted to a smear campaign and cheap lies with fake photos.”
“After failing to mobilise their own Caucus in Parliament to vote against my nomination, they have resorted to smear campaign and cheap lies with fake photos,” he posted.
He concluded, “I can assure them that the days of misinformation and cheap fabricated lies are coming to an end. The Ministry would tighten regulations on such illegal conducts of misinformation and disinformation in the coming weeks and sanitise our media space.So help me God.”
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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New BoG governor can’t engage in official duties – Afenyo-Markin to Mahama
The Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo Markin has raised concerns over the assumption of official duties by Dr. Johnson Asiamah as Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG).
The former Deputy Governor was recently nominated by President John Dramani, on January 31, 2025, to serve as Governor, pending approval by the Council of State.
This follows a formal request by the current Governor, Dr. Ernest Addison, to proceed on leave ahead of his retirement on March 31, 2025.
However, in a letter to President Mahama dated February 4, Minority Leader raised serious concerns with Dr. Asiamah’s assumption of office in the absence of the Council of State.
“Your Excellency, it is my considered view that Dr. Johnson Asiamah should refrain from engaging in official duties at the Bank of Ghana until his nomination has been duly approved by the Council of State. While awaiting confirmation, he can seek any necessary briefings outside the formal assumption of office,” the letter noted.
He added, “I trust that due attention will be given to this matter to uphold the integrity of our institutional processes.”
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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