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 She is stunning and has the curves that men like but Wendy Shay, who wants to make a mark in the music industry has refuted claims that she’s a bad girl. Born Wendy Abena Ofosuhemma Addo, Shay said the sexually suggestive acts she displays in her music videos only portrays creativity and not to fascinate men. According to Wendy Shay, despite her sexually explicit videos and how she depicts herself, she’s a strong believer of the word of God indicating that there’s no way she will accept the bad girl title from her critics. The “Bedroom Commando” hitmaker responding to claims that she is riding on the late Ebony Reigns fame said “I mean those of us behind the scene know I am not riding on her fame, but mind you if people will recall Ebony’s style they will know that she was specially groomed to do pure dancehall music, she was finding her own path, I am doing Afrobeat and Afropop”, she told Delay on the Delay Show. When asked if there could be something going on between her

28-year-old Lista Marie Duwyenie-Hodges is a US staff sergeant who is going against the grain normally identified with the army personnel. While military staff members are known to be rigid, private personalities, this lady is not afraid to have a ‘life’ outside the fort. Even more, the beautiful lady is also not shy when it comes to baring herself and looking good. This is because outside of her duty as a drill sergeant, she is an Instagram model and magazine cover girl. Such a tasking profession to place side by side with army duty, one might say, but Lista is doing great in both fields. After spending the day drilling recruits at her workplace in Fort Sill, Oklahoma, she puts off the uniform and slips into her ‘other life’. The beautiful model has great looks to complement the steamy clothes she puts up for the gram. And she is loved by all for her ability to dazzle many either on the field of work or off duty. This can be seen from the statement of Cristina Ric

  The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has been urged to ban the sale of herbal medicines with preparation from certain plants containing pyrrolizidine alkaloid (PA), a dangerous toxin that destroys the liver. According to a lecturer at the Department of Food Science and Technology at the Ho Technical University (HTU), Dr Emmanuel Letsyo, in spite of the poisonous nature of PA plants, certain herbal medicine producers were using them to prepare products for human consumption. He named the four common PA plants as chromolaena odorata, commonly known as ‘acheampong’, and crotalaria retusa, which is commonly referred to as Devil bean with no known local names. The rest are ageratum conyzoides (known in Twi as ‘guakuro’, in GaDangme as ‘ntumlumlu’ and in Ewe as ‘mina’ or ‘nyigbe’) and heliotropium indicum (known in Ewe as ‘koklototsu’ or ‘agama-ble’, in Twi as ‘akomfem atriko’, in Hausa as ‘kaikashin’ or ‘korama’ and GaDangme as ‘kokodenebaa’). Plant contaminants Speaking to jour

 A 640-lbs man and his 450-lbs wife had a rather unusual accident Tuesday night as the floor of their apartment collapsed during a particularly intense sexual intercourse, causing the couple to fall three stories lower. Michael Davis and Theresa Walker from Liverpool were having sex in their bedroom on the third floor of an apartment building when the structure collapsed. The couple and their bed fell through three floors before bursting through a wall and ending up in a laundry room in the basement of the building. Emergency services were rapidly called on the site and they were able to extract the unlucky lovers from their uncomfortable position. Miraculously, the couple suffered only light injuries and no other residents of the building were injured as almost half of the 250-year old building collapsed. Tom Watson, another resident of the building, claims the accident was predictable and could have been avoided. “This couple had very loud sex a few times a week and the

                                First Lady Mrs. Rebecca Akufo-Addo  First Lady Mrs. Rebecca Akufo-Addo has joined her counterparts from across Africa to further discuss the contribution of the organisation towards the health and well-being of children, the youth and women on the continent. The meeting, which was held on the margins of the 73rd United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) currently underway at the UN Headquarters in New York, also discussed the 2019 to 2023 strategic plan for the Organisation of African First Ladies Against AIDS. OAFLA members who participated in the meeting discussed issues such as fighting HIV, cancer and child marriage and proposed that each first lady should be committed to other strategic plan. Other focus areas discussed included HIV&AIDS, Non-communicable Diseases (NCDs), Reproductive, Maternal, New-born and Child Health (RMNCH), Gender equality, Women and Youth Empowerment, Universal Health Coverage (UHC), Social Security and Protection

                                        Nana Appiah Mensah  Menzgold Ghana Limited’s payment of extra values on its customers gold deposits appears to be in limbo. This is as a result of the confusion between the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) and Menzgold Ghana Limited over SEC’s claim of irregularities in the company’s operations. In an interview with the media on Tuesday in Accra, SEC’s Deputy Director-General, Paul Ababio, indicated that the Commission (SEC) has not stopped Menzgold from paying its existing clients their dividends on the Gold Vault Market investment. According to Mr. Ababio, SEC’s directive was for Menzgold Ghana Limited “to halt doing new business.” But Menzgold is arguing that it is unable to pay dividends due to the suspension of its operations by SEC. In a statement issued by its management, Menzgold Ghana Limited explained that “the gold collectibles offered for trade by patrons of our Gold Vault Market product are subjected to our quality

   A 21-year-old woman, Sarah Aduako, died a few hours after being seized, beaten and raped by an unidentified man at Kronom Botantia near Kumasi, the Ashanti Regional Capital, at about 8pm on Monday, September 24, 2018. The deceased, the first of seven children, who is a bridal stylist apprentice, had closed from work at Breman Abusuakuruwa and was returning home when her assailant assaulted her, leading to her untimely death. Janet Fosua, mother of Sarah, who briefed DAILY GUIDE said tearfully that her late daughter left the house for work healthy in the morning of that fateful day. She said at about 9pm, the young lady returned home half-naked, looking exhausted and depressed with bruises on her right hand and a swollen neck. When questioned, she told her mother that on her way home at the Kronom Botantia area the unidentified man proposed love to her, demanded her phone number and started making moves to sexually assault her. Sensing danger, young Sarah decided to flee

 A normal swimming expedition by a group of friends has turned disastrous as one of them has lost his life. Identified as Francis Prempeh, the deceased was said to be having fun in the pool when he disappeared. His friends reportedly raised an alarm, but he had died before a group of divers located him at the bottom of the pool. A police source told THE PUBLISHER that the incident happened at a popular hotel in Oduom near Kumasi. The deceased, a resident of Kronom in the newly created Suame Municipality, and four other boys, on September 22, visited the hotel to swim. According to the police source, Prempeh jumped into the pool around 4pm, and by 6pm when his colleagues could not find him, they raised an alarm, which prompted a number of divers to embark on a rescue mission, but to no avail. Prempeh’s body had since been sent at the morgue, while the police continue with investigations. Initial reports say no mark of violence was seen on the body.  Source: The Publisher

                                    Dr. Dominic Kwame Obeng-Andoh  Dr. Dominic Kwame Obeng-Andoh, the director of a private medical centre in Accra – Obengfo Hospital, who was recently arrested following the unfortunate death of a patient at his facility, has broken his silence. He is insisting that he is not a ‘murderer’ as being portrayed particularly in the media and said he had been cooperating fully with investigations into the circumstances leading to the death of Stacy Offei Darko, Deputy CEO of National Entrepreneurship Innovative Plan (NEIP) in May this year. According to court documents submitted by the police, the deceased reported at the private medical facility in May for liposuction and fat transfer surgery but passed on. He was then arrested as a result of the sad incident which generated heated public debate over whether a medical doctor in the course of performing his duties can be charged for the murder of a patient. The embattled medical practitioner is

The governments of Ghana and the United States of America (USA) have come to a compromise in their efforts to deport undocumented Ghanaian immigrants. This follows the U.S. government’s concern that the government of Ghana was not complying with international obligations regarding the issuance of travel documents to Ghanaians awaiting deportation. The U.S. Embassy in Accra followed up with a statement saying the U.S. will be forced to begin implementing a visa restrictions regime in accordance with their laws as a responsibility owed to the American people if the government of Ghana did not play ball. Ghana’s Ambassador to the U.S.A., Dr Baffour Adjei Bawuah told Class FM on the sidelines of the 73rd UN General Assembly on Monday, 24 September 2018 in New York that both governments have reached an agreement. “What unfortunately turned out to be some kind of a tussle was the fact that the [Ghanaian] Embassy was having a difficulty just endorsing, as it were, a documentation wh

  The Central Regional manager of waste management company, Zoomlion, Samuel Edu, is cautioning the public to stop the disposal of used sanitary pads into zoomlion waste bins in both residential and public places. According to him, disposal of used sanitary pads and other unhealthy trash into waste containers has become a major source of worry for workers of the company in the region. A situation he says is posing a serious health threat to workers of the company. The waste manager made the remark in an interview on Adom News at a programme organised to hand over two waste container evacuation trucks, two community containers and 40 residential waste bins to the newly created Assin North District Assembly to fight the huge sanitation challenges in the area. Samuel Edu, however, cautioned residents of Assin Breku to desist from disposal of faeces, used pad and other waste materials which are likely to put the health of Zoomlion workers in risk. However, the Assin North DCE

The era of fake news, fake data, fake videos and fake photos ought to put everyone on their toes and on guard: we simply can’t accept or act on things at their face value anymore. Students, for one, must be in a position to verify the authenticity of any given facts before they can be used to add credibility to themselves and the disciplines. Critical Thinking The goals of a Creative and Critical Thinking course I teach is as follows: The information age and the Internet allow us to gather various materials from across the world quickly and easily. Information, however, must be checked for accuracy, validated, understood, processed and sorted out for its implications before use. Learners - and the various practitioners in every profession - must be in a position to identify inaccuracies, fallacies, rumours and opinions before attempting their own informed judgements or empathetic responses. The raging noise fights – amidst the tussle of fact, fiction, outright lies and de

 The World Health Organisation (WHO), has warned that that air pollution-related deaths are expected to rise in Ghana as urban population and vehicular numbers increase. The International Programs Officer for the WHO, Gordon Danku, in an interview with Citi News explained that air pollution is directly related to the population of people within a vicinity. He said although air in Accra is far more polluted than that of other less polluted towns or cities in the country, the situation is such that even with Accra, there are certain places with higher pollution rates as a result of the nature of the area. “If you look at the pollution being experienced in Accra, it is not the same in the Upper West Region. Even if you take Accra, the pollution being experienced in the Accra Metropolitan area is not the same amount of pollution the people of Dodowa are experiencing, which means population is directly related to the amount of pollution that we are witnessing. Accra is more of a com

Our President and First Lady Rebecca on their wedding day in 1997⚘

female secondary student has been caught giving oral sex to a male counterpart in the classroom in South Africa. The viral video which lasted for 34-seconds shows the girl whose identity is yet to be revealed bending down and performing mouth action on her classmate, while their fellow pupils recorded them. The South African basic education ministry strongly condemned the video and are currently working hard to locate the school and student involved in the act. In a statement by Basic education spokesman Elijah Mhlanga, he said: “All we have is a video of school kids giving blow jobs in class. It may be in Gauteng, Limpopo, KZN or anywhere else,” he said.“We cannot tolerate such acts in schools and we condemn this.   Source: lindaikejisblog

                                         Japhet Osei   A callous lover who told two girlfriends he had no STDs before infecting them with HIV has been jailed for five years. Japhet Osei, of Reading, Berkshire, refused drugs to treat the infection before sleeping with the women - one of whom was just 17 - without protection. The 23-year-old showed one victim text message purporting to prove he did not have HIV and encouraged her to have without him wearing a condom, Reading Crown Court heard. He kept secret not only that he was HIV positive, but also that he had a particularly high viral count which meant it was more likely he would infect partners through unprotected sex. Both women fell ill not long after sex with Osei and tests showed he had passed the virus onto each of them. Judge Angela Morris said Osei had 'lied, lied and lied again' after he admitted two counts of causing grievous bodily harm. Jailing him for five years, the judge said: 'We are not li

 The Hajj Board has confirmed the death of three Ghanaian pilgrims during this year’s Hajj in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. One of the victims died while boarding the aircraft, the second person passed on after observing the rituals in Mecca while the third pilgrim died at a medical facility. The deceased, who are yet to be identified, were all buried in Mecca per Islamic customs. Briefing The Chairman of the Hajj Board, Sheikh I.C Quaye, disclosed this at a media briefing upon the arrival of 109 pilgrims from Mecca at the Kotoka International Airport last Wednesday. They were welcomed by the Deputy Minister of Interior, Mr Henry Quartey, and other Islamic clerics. In all, a total of 5,700 Ghanaian pilgrims performed this year’s Hajj. Muslims, who can afford and are capable, are enjoined to undertake the annual pilgrimage to the Holy City of Mecca at least once in their lifetime where they pray for Allah’s forgiveness, continuous protection, peace and prosperity. Shei

Seventy-two Nigerians and a Togolese, all women, are to be deported by the Enforcement Unit of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) for being in the country illegally. Some of the deportees were also said to have engaged in prostitution in Ghana, apart from lacking the requisite resident permits. They were arrested along with nine Ghanaians in a swoop at the Redco Flats neighbourhood at Madina in Accra Thursday dawn. The Ghanaians are to be handed over to the Ghana Police Service for prosecution. Press briefing The 2IC at the Public Affairs of the GIS, Deputy Superintendent of Immigration (DSI), Linda Asare Mantey, at a press briefing said the swoop was based on intelligence the service gathered. According to her, 20 of the suspects were arrested at the Junior Hotel at Madina whilst the rest were arrested in the same vicinity, which is noted for prostitution activities. She said the foreign nationals would be repatriated to their home countries whilst the Ghanaian national

  Dr Judith Owusu, a Medical Practitioner, on Tuesday called on women to be wary of indiscreet use of emergency oral contraceptives to prevent future hitches. She said even though this had not been scientifically proven, the number of cases reported to the hospitals and the history behind such cases indicated that the indiscriminating use of emergency oral contraceptives could lead to early menopause. Dr Owusu, who speaking in an interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA) in Accra said, oral contraceptives are good birth control pills which are safe and a reliable option for preventing unwanted pregnancy, but the emergency oral contraceptives, which is taken up to five days after unprotected sex could have some effects. She said some ladies have been taking these emergency oral contraceptives regularly within a month, adding that, this is totally different from the use of a properly diagnosed oral contraceptive by a doctor. She said people need a prescription from a doctor o

                                       Dr. Dennis Bortey A Ghanaian medical doctor has reiterated that sexual activities can lead to “partial or complete relief” of head pain in some migraines. This is nothing new as research conducted by various institutions across the globe have proven that sex cures headaches faster than some painkillers. According Dr. Dennis Bortey, a Public Health professional, instead of using a sore head as an excuse to refuse sex, making love can be more effective than taking painkillers. He stressed that there is no medicine that works as fast and cures headache than sex. He said, sex is medicinal and encourage that couples have it as often as possible to prevent ill health. Dr. Bortey who said this while contributing to discussions on GhOne’s television show― ‘Duvet’, narrated how upon medical examination, directed a patient to go home and have sex. “If you have bad headache, have sex, it is very medicinal. I asked one patient, have you had se

 Ghana's undercover investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, has been awarded the 2016  Excellent in Print Journalism at the 10th KCK Award for Excellence in Journalism. A story in the Crusading Guide newspaper, 'Anas Floors Derry', which follows 2016 judicial expose that highlighted corruption in Ghana's judiciary won the award gala held on September 17, 2018, at the Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi, India. Tiger Eye's Asia representative, Sameer Tembe picked up the award on behalf of Anas. The 'KC Kulish International Award for Excellence in Journalism' was instituted in 2007 to promote the best works of journalist teams.  It also to recognise journalists around the world who fight for human rights and freedom through journalistic practice. It is the world's largest journalism award in terms of prize money. This is the second time Anas Aremeyaw has won this prestigious award. In 2009, the then Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh gave the a

 The Ministry of Communications in collaboration with StarTimes will on September 26 launch the commencement of the nationwide ‘300 village satellite TV project’. The ceremony to officially announce the start of the project will be held at Akweibu Basic School in Dansoman, the first beneficiary village in the Greater Accra Region. In line with the government of Ghana’s commitment to bridging the digital divide between the rural and urban areas, the ‘300 village satellite TV project’ is expected to benefit 6,000 households drawn from 300 villages nationwide. The project is another giant step aimed at helping “our citizens to access TV information on national and international events and programmes that would educate and inform them; hence increasing their awareness and knowledge to improve their welfare,” said the Communications Ministry. Apart from the 6,000 households, a number of public areas will also be connected with satellite television service composed of a satellite d

The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has alerted healthcare professionals and consumers, not to distribute supply, or purchase any Hydrocortisone Injection B.P 100mg. Hydrocortisone injection is used to treat severe allergic reactions. It is also used in the management of multiple sclerosis (a disease in which the nerves do not function properly), lupus (a disease in which the body attacks many of its own organs), gastrointestinal disease, and certain types of arthritis. The product The said product is labelled Hydrocortisone Sodium Succinate Injection B.P 100mg, batch number 5AE01007, manufactured by Ambica Pharma Sales, India with expiring date 09/2018. A statement signed by Mrs Delese A.A. Darko, the Chief Executive Officer of FDA and copied to the Ghana News Agency on Monday, said the FDA laboratory analysis of the product found that there was a lack of uniformity of content and related concerns, which makes it unfit and unsafe for a purpose. It said the Authority had co

A 17-year-old boy has been arrested for stabbing his 24-year-old teacher to death. Photos of the boy brandishing a knife before carrying out the crime have now been released. Photos of the injured teacher lying on his hospital bed before his death have also been shared online. According to reports, the boy stabbed his teacher last Thursday in full view of a class that was in the process of writing an examination at Ramotshere Moiloa High School in Zeerust‚ North West, South Africa (read here). It was gathered that the teacher named Gadimang Daniel Mokolobate reprimanded the student on Wednesday, September 12, for skipping the queue at the school’s feeding programme. The next day, September 13, the boy arrived at school armed with the weapon.The department of basic Education national spokesperson, Elijah Mhlanga, said: On Thursday, he didn’t come to school on time. He arrived at 11am and went into the classroom where other learners were writing. Two teachers were in the clas

 More than 100 people have died in floods after Nigeria's two major rivers burst their banks, authorities say. The National Emergency Management Agency (Nema) says heavy rains caused the Niger River and Benue River to overflow. It has resulted in a series of floods across the country over two weeks, with rural areas most vulnerable. The government is urging residents along waterways to relocate to safe places. Thousands of people have been displaced and vast swathes of farmlands have been destroyed by the floods in central and southern Nigeria, says the BBC's Is'haq Khalid in the capital, Abuja. Worst hit is Niger State, where more than 40 people have died, Nema director Mustapha Yunusa Maihaja told the BBC. Eleven other states have been affected - they are Kwara, Benue, Kogi, Adamawa, Taraba, Kebbi, Bayelsa, Edo, Anambra, Rivers and Delta. Nigerian authorities are considering declaring a state of emergency, saying more floods could hit in the coming days an

 Weddings are expensive events any way you slice it, unless you’re willing to cut some major corners ? like having a cash bar instead of an open one or getting married on a Tuesday instead of a Saturday. But fortunately, there are some small ways to reduce costs without sacrificing fun or comfort. Where couples decide to spend and scrimp really depends on their personal preferences. For this reason, making sweeping recommendations about how to cut costs can be tricky because different couples prioritize different aspects of the wedding. “My general advice to all my clients, regardless of budget, is this: Don’t spend money on things that you don’t think are important,” Lori Stephenson, founder of Lola Event Productions in Chicago, told HuffPost. “If the tradition of cutting a wedding cake isn’t important to you, or you don’t like cake and prefer other types of desserts, don’t pay for a cake. The only thing you really have to have is the marriage license, right? The rest is just gr

                                          President Yoweri Museveni    Uganda is the most physically active nation in the world, according to a recent report by the World Health Organization. The BBC's Patience Atuhaire went to find out why. Jennifer Namulembwa spends an hour-and-a-half walking to work, five days a week. From Namuwongo on the south-eastern end of Uganda's capital, Kampala, she navigates her way past the railway line and crosses the treacherous eight-lane stretch of the highway. She skirts the plush Kololo hill, finally getting to Kamwokya suburb by 9am. At work, the 34-year-old spends two hours on her feet, cleaning a three-floor building. The rest of her day is spent running errands for her boss. And just after 5pm, she traces the same route, to return home. "I'm used to it so I don't feel the distance. I never wear nice shoes to work. I would also like to enjoy the good life sometimes; ride in a car or on a motorcycle," she chu

 The Assemblyman for Koraso Electoral Area at Berekum, Emmanuel Amankona, is to face prosecution at Berekum Magistrate Court for allegedly assaulting an officer of the Ghana Health Service at Koraso for failing to inform him before distributing treated mosquito nets. Darteh Collins, a member of the treated insecticide net team of the District Health Directorate reported the assault on him to the Berekum Police that whilst distributing the nets to beneficiaries at Koraso Information Centre, the assemblyman for the area came and stopped the distribution on the grounds that he was not informed prior to the exercise. In the process, he snatched a Samsung tablet being used by personnel that contained the database of the materials distributed. Two other members of the team whose names were not readily available to DAILY GUIDE in addition to the head of the team, Darteh Collins, allegedly received slaps from the assemblyman. The assemblyman was said to have bolted after that taking al