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 A young man has been charged in court after allegedly refusing to pay a prostitute after engaging in three hot rounds of intercourse. The 28-year-old was on Tuesday arraigned before an Ogudu Magistrates’ Court in Nigeria for allegedly refusing to pay a commercial sex worker after she rendered her services. The suspect, Sunday Omale, an Uber driver who lives at Alhaja Elesin Street, Ogudu, is facing an assault charge occasioning bodily harm after having three rounds of sex with 28 year old Precious Mustapha. Omale was alleged to have refused to pay the N6,000 she charged him after they met at the Afrika Shrine, Ikeja. Prosecuting Sergeant Lucky Ihiehie said the accused committed the offence on July 29 at Ogudu. Iheihei said Omale allegedly assaulted the complainant after sleeping with her. The prosecution said an argument ensued when Omale claimed he did not have cash on him to pay her. He suggested using his ATM card to withdraw for her and they got in his car, but Omale...

                                         Otiko Afisah Djaba  Outgoing Minister for Gender and Social Protection, Otiko Afisa Dzaba has said most Ghanaian men do not have the ‘emotional energy’ to report cases of physical abuse by their wives to the Domestic violence and victims support Unit (DOVSU). She said men at a younger stage are taught not to express their emotions, to “suck it up” and “be a man’’ which has led to their silence when their wives beat them up. Madam Otiko who was invited by Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on Tuesday, 14th August 2018 said these ‘battered’ men fail to speak up because the Ghanaian cultural setting clings to ‘narrow’ beliefs that men who are ‘beaten up’ by their wives are mostly weak. ‘’We have received a lot of calls in recent times from men who are abused by women. In our culture, it’s not manly enough to say your wife...

                                   Counselor Lutterodt Counsellor George Carstensen Lutterodt says cheating or adultery in marriage is a personal decision and that husbands are not obliged to inform their wives when they impregnate other women out of extramarital affairs. He said this in relation to the marital issues discussed on Abrabo with Maame Akua Austin on Asempa 94.7 FM’s midmorning show. The outspoken Counsellor also said wives should not blame husbands for extramarital affairs, saying they should try and know the reason why their husbands went into such extramarital affairs and correct them for better marriage lives. He said although men are responsible for their actions, ladies must know that pregnancy out of adultery does not guarantee marriage so they must always protect themselves when they are having sexual affairs with other ladies’ husbands. Source: AdomOnline

 Ugandan police have arrested one Harriet Nassali, a housewife, for allegedly beheading her husband, Siraje Kavuma, and digging a grave in their matrimonial bedroom with the intention of burying him. Ugandan police have arrested one Harriet Nassali, a housewife, for allegedly beheading her husband, Siraje Kavuma, and digging a grave in their matrimonial bedroom with the intention of burying him.Woman hacks husband to death then tries to bury him in their bedroom According to Kampala Metropolitan Area police spokesperson, Luke Owoyesigyire, the incident happened over the weekend at Lwesubo Buwambo village. Woman hacks husband to death then tries to bury him in their bedroom “They had an argument over a piece of land prompting Nassali to pick a machete and cut Kavuma’s head, killing him instantly,” Owoyesigyire said. Woman hacks husband to death then tries to bury him in their bedroom Quoting the couple’s daughter, the police mouthpiece said, Nassali had al...

                                   Professor Stephen Adei on '21 minutes with KKB ' Veteran educationist Professor Stephen Adei has reiterated that former President John Dramani Mahama’s decision to build some 200 community schools was impractical and a waste of time. Prof Stephen Adei said the school buildings, with a capacity to enroll 1,500 students each, is unnecessary because it would not be beneficial to these smaller towns. “They are only useful for urban areas. All that they have put in the villages are going to be useless.The only people who benefitted from it are the contractors not Ghana’s education,” he said. However, during his tenure as president, Mahama, justifying the need for the community Day Senior High Schools said over 184,500 students will have access to education once the project was completed. “I’ve been asked by many people why we have built such huge edifices ...

                               Nana Appiah Korang  The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) of the Komenda-Edina-Eguafo-Abbrem (KEEA) Municipality, Nana Appiah Korang has advised women not to accept marriage proposals of men who don’t have toilets in their homes. He said women could play a critical role in helping government to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and also reduce diseases if they supported government’s efforts by rejecting the proposals of men who don’t have toilets in their home. “Ask men who propose to you if they have toilets in their homes before you accept their proposals because beautiful women should not defecate openly”, he said. “Where will you answer nature’s call if your husband does not have a toilet in his home”, he queried adding, “it will be your contribution to help fight open defecation.” Nana Korang was speaking at a town hall meeting organized by the Ministr...

Ibrahim Mahama  The reported ‘fraudulent’ deals at UT Bank, which contributed to its total collapse last year, are beginning to unravel, as one of the major debtors, Ibrahim Mahama, scurries for cover over his role. UT Bank alone is said to have been given over GH¢860 million by the Bank of Ghana (BoG) as lifeline but still couldn’t survive the mounting bad loans granted to its customers which culminated in its final collapse. Ibrahim Factor According to a leaked report of the team commissioned by the Bank of Ghana (BoG) to investigate the collapsed UT and Capital Banks, the UT Bank, which was a listed company on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE), was heavily indebted, as companies belonging to Ibrahim Mahama, junior brother of former President John Mahama, owed over GH¢300 million, which was not repaid. The report, which was submitted to the Banking Supervision Department (BSD) of the Central Bank by Boulders Advisors Limited (BAL), in January 2018, listed D...