Police in the Eastern Region have begun investigations into
circumstances leading to the death of a 29-year-old teacher with the
Asesewa Roman Catholic basic school.
Regina Mintah was spotted dead in her room on Thursday when her
Landlord reported to police after detecting houseflies and stench
emanating from her room. Regina Mintah
The Landlord, according to the police, said the deceased had already
told her she was travelling to her hometown three days before the
incidence.
ASP Ebenezer Tetteh said Regina’s body, which was already
decomposing, was found in her room when police officers forcibly opened
the door to her room.
The police boss explained that she was found kneeling with her head resting on her bed with blood stains on the floor.
“Nothing suspicious was found after a thorough search in the room”, he said.
The body has been deposited at the Asesewa hospital morgue for preservation and autopsy at the police hospital.
SOURCE : http://www.adomonline.com/ghana-news/teacher-29-dies-in-her-room-at-asesewa/
Many women are aging in the Central region due to lack of sexual satisfaction, Paramount Queenmother of Mankessim Traditional, Nana Ama Amissah has said. According to her, men in the region are killing the women with their one round of sex-a situation she described as worrying. In an interview on Adom News Thursday, the Mankessim queenmother revealed that, many marriages are collapsing due to the men’s inability to satisfy their wives in bed. “Most of these women are committing adultery just to satisfy their sexual pleasures” she added. The development, Nana Ama Amissah who is also the President of the Central Regional Queen Mothers Association is causing a lot of problems. She however cited prostate cancer is a major contributory factor for the low sex drive in the men. Nana Ama Amissah therefore charged the men to do regular checkup to ensure they are free from the disease. SOURCE: http://www.adomonline.com
The Ghana Education Service [GES], has warned that teachers in both private and public schools who inflict Corporal punishment on students would be appropriately dealt with per the guidelines of the service. In a statement signed by the Director-General of Ghana Education Service, Jacob A. M. Kor, he said “it has come to their notice that the ban on corporal punishment is not being enforced in schools.” “We wish to indicate that Corporal punishment in our institutions is illegal and would not be tolerated in any form” The Service explained that “The directive is in accordance with the United Nations Convention on the right of the child (CRC), which was corrected in Ghana in 1990, and the Children’s Act of 1998 m(Act 560). “We strongly advise that teachers, Educational Workers and staff of Public and Private would continue to exhibit the best professional conduct throughout the entire process of educational service delivery to pupils and students, without having to ...
Moviemaker, Leila Djansi has asked men to marry their fellow men. According to her, men have always argued that women are imperfect and evil. But reacting to such claims by men, she indicated that if men want perfection, they should marry each other. She said “If women are evil and unnecessary, why don’t men just marry their fellow men since y’all are pure and important? Put two perfect people together. That will solve these issues”. SOURCE: https://mynewsgh.com
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