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Sunny FM/TV, Happy Health Haven to host Community Alternative Health Fair

• Mr Prince Asiedu

Mr Prince Asiedu

Audience of Sunny FM and Sun­ny TV in Accra will partner with Happy Health Haven, an alternative health establishment to organise a Community Alterna­tive Health Fair on July 26-27.

At the fair expected to be held from 7am to 6pm daily, partici­pants and listeners will be intro­duced to some of the best alterna­tive health services, products, and practices from various companies specialising in plant-based rem­edies, reflexology, chiropractice, massage therapy, and so on.

In an interview with Mr Prince Asiedu, Head of Reflexology and Physiotherapy at Happy Health Ha­ven, he explained the importance of preventive health education in minimising the growing rate of sick people in the world today.

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He said alternative health edu­cation was also very crucial in re­ducing the number of people who fall victim to unhealthy products and services.

Mr Asiedu stated that the Com­munity Alternative Health Fair would offer quality, safe, and ef­fective alternative health products and services to the public for their general health and happiness.

Sunny FM has over the years been dedicated to many social intervention initiatives.

The manager, Mr Kojo Oppong Adjei was recently awarded in the media category of this year’s Pres­tigious Annual Predecessors Awards – Africa Edition held in Johannes­burg, South Africa.

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Happy Health Haven, partner to Sunny FM and TV, is an interna­tional missions-based Alternative Health establishment offering some of the best alternative health products and services.

The organisation has successful­ly served many people in Ghana, Liberia, Nigeria, South Africa, USA, UK, and UK among others.

 By Edem Tsotsorme

 

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Craze for x’mas shopping:  Crowded markets, low patronage

• Traders display their items

 Vendors of food and other wares associated with the Christmas cele­bration have expressed surprise at the low patronage despite the increased number of visitors to some of the ma­jor markets across the capital.

Four days to the celebration(Christ­mas), the markets are filled with vari­ous products ranging from food, cloth­ing, livestock and many other stuff, but according to the vendors, patrons are doing more ‘window’ shopping.

The Spectator on visits to some of the markets in the capital, notably the Odawna, Makola, Accra Central Business District, New Town and others made similar observations as shoppers crowd them but did little in terms of purchases.

The paper also observed that ma­jority of vendors, originally selling other wares have switched to product related to the festive season.

 What it means is that there are a lot more clothes, food and vege­tables, livestock and poultry, toys, firecrackers, drinks of different types and many others on display.

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The markets have also stretched to the pedestrian pavement, leaving very nar­row spaces for commuters to move about freely.

That, in addition to a few of the female vendors dressed in coloured attires to reflect the occasion, has heightened the euphoria, leaving the low sales as the only headache for the vendors.

Speaking with this paper, they sounded very optimistic, believing that sales would improve in the last few days to the yule­tide.

According to them, there was the oppor­tunity to sell beyond Christmas as the New Year celebration offers similar opportunity to trade the same wares.

They urged patrons to throng the mar­kets to shop since prices were quite mod­erate and products affordable for all.

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 Retirement service for Elder John Ackom-Asante,3 others

 Retired Deputy Editor of The Spec­tator, Elder John Ackom-Asante, was last Sunday honoured by the Church of Pentecost Windy Hills District in Kasoa in the Central Region, with a retirement thanksgiv­ing service, after serving for 26 year as an Elder of the church.

He was honoured with a citation and certif­icate of service along with three other elders who served in the capacity for various years.

Elder Ackom-Asante was baptised at the Darkuman Central Assembly in 1979 and or­dained as an Elder in 1997.

The citation read “Your selfless service, zeal, willingness to relate wholeheartedly and your desire to effect change has gone a long way to shape the lives of many people in the church and the nation over the 26 years of your dedication to the service of the Lord.”

Elder Ackom- Asante held many positions at the Darkuman Central Assembly, Obuasi in the Ashanti Region and Tema, serving in various capacities as youth and evange­lism ministry lead­er and marriage counsellor.

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He was the founding member of the Darkuman Christian Fellowship, a member of the Greater Accra Chris­tian Fellowship; member of Bible Society of Ghana; founding member Obuasi Chapter Full Gospel Busi­nessmen Fellowship Interna­tional and founding member of New Times Corporation Christian Fellowship and Chaplain, Methodist Universi­ty Tema Campus 2009- 2010.

As a professional journal­ist, Elder Ackom-Asante com­bined effectively and effi­ciently his duty as a member and elder of the church and the demands of his profes­sion, with admiration from the church, kith and kin, till his retirement on December

 From Alhaji Salifu Abdul-Rahaman, Kasoa

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