K Amoah retweeted
President Mahama is back with investments in major, world-class health infrastructure.
Land preparation has begun for the construction and equipping of a modern 400-bed Mother and Child Block at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital to replace the delapidated Maternity Unit.
This new block will provide specialised departments and units including:
• Obstetrics and Gynaecology Wards
• Labour and Delivery Suites
• Operating Theatres
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
• High Dependency Unit (HDU)
• Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
• IVF and Assisted Reproductive Technology Centre
• Antenatal and Postnatal Clinics
• Fertility and Reproductive Health Clinics
• Breastfeeding and Family Planning Units • Emergency Obstetric Care Unit
• Diagnostic Imaging Department
• Laboratory and Blood Bank Facilities
• Pharmacy Department
• Central Sterile Services Department (CSSD)
• Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Units
• Teaching, Research, and Conference Facilities.
K Amoah retweeted
The president is saying tax payers money can’t be used to construct national cathedral, i agree.
But that same tax payers money can be used to facilitate hajj pilgrimage
Ghanaian Christians are the most hypocritical people on this planet
K Amoah retweeted
Everything over here is true: considering the fact that they attempted to sell TOR which is doing impeccably well under Hon @EdmondKombat, attempted to sell SSNIT hotels to themselves, PDS Scandal, NSS Scandal, SML Scandal, etc etc and also Ameri deal which was a glimpse of what lied before us but we didn't heed to it😂
Happy perpetuity in opposition to them!!!!
Islam is the only religion that will demand tolerance from you but will not give you tolerance. They will be humble and unproblematic until they grow in numbers and start creating problems everywhere. Islam is not a religion but a totalitarian system.
~~~~~ Ijaw wise boy
K Amoah retweeted
I still stand by my position that President John Mahama should relieve Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak of his position. In my view, recent developments have raised serious questions about his judgment, conduct and ability to continue serving effectively in that capacity. When public confidence is compromised, leadership must act decisively. This is not about personal attacks; it is about accountability, integrity and protecting the credibility of government. – at Croydon, London
Hon. Muntaka is a deeply religious Muslim, and in my view, that makes him unsuitable for such a sensitive national security position, where neutrality, sound judgment, and the ability to manage religious tensions are absolutely critical.
I believe his strengths would have been better suited to the position of Majority Leader, where his political experience and parliamentary leadership could have been put to better use.
This is not about attacking anyone’s faith. It is about whether the person occupying a sensitive security portfolio has the temperament, judgment, and capacity required to protect the interests of the entire nation.
President Mahama respectfully reassigned him to parliament.
#Muntaka #InteriorMinistry #NationalSecurity #Ghana #Leadership #Accountability #GoodGovernance
K Amoah retweeted
Someone enters the police headquarters and slaps a suspect under police custody, walks home, later arrested, and he goes to apologize to the IGP and the chief imam.
Let’s just allow all suspects who break the law to apologize to the IGP so they can go too. No need for police.
The Muslim clerk who slæpped the pastor has apologized to the Chief Imam and IGP Christian Tetteh Yohuno following the incident, which led to both religious leaders being arrested ❤️🇬🇭 #g24tv
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G24 Staff: Joojo
K Amoah retweeted
Those hugs and pictures mean nothing if this pastor doesn’t get the justice he deserves.
“After I was assaulted on camera and taken before the police inspector, I complained about what had happened, but the inspector threatened to take me to Nima for further beatings.”
— Apostle Daniel Junior Yaw Adjei recounts an alleged threat he received after reporting the assault to a police inspector at the Police Headquarters, saying the inspector threatened to take him to Nima for further beatings if he continued to complain.
K Amoah retweeted
I’m sorry, but if your religion requires women to eat like this in public so men don’t lose control and attack them, there is something seriously wrong with your religion.
K Amoah retweeted
So, those who knelt to beg John Dramani Mahama knew that Wontumi was fooling around, and none of them said anything.
K Amoah retweeted
They’ve been doing this for the longest time but we always ignore it.
They insult and denigrate anything that’s not Islam especially, Christianity but we always keep quiet.
Look at another one that said he would unalive a Pastor when the time comes in the name of Islam.
K Amoah retweeted
Ghanaians must wage a protest against the introduction of Arabic language in our schools. Anyone who wants to learn Arabic language should do so on his or her own somewhere else and not in our basic schools. It will never happen. We won't allow that. We must learn from Nigeria.
K Amoah retweeted
Muntaka is an extremist……President John Mahama sack him
If Muntaka wants to turn this country into one that favors one religion over others, then he should resign. Ghana has always been one of the most peaceful countries, where people of different religions respect and live peacefully with one another. The President must step in and allow justice to take its course. Muntaka must be sacked if he refuses to resign.
K Amoah retweeted
There is an islamization and Arabization agenda in Ghana. We shall resist with everything we have than to let this country be a twin to Nigeria. It will not happen.
K Amoah retweeted
Christian Council paaa!
A Christian pastor has reportedly been arrested and subjected to abuse, yet not even a statement or letter from you people. When Christians need a strong institutional voice, the silence is deafening. Vim vim!
K Amoah retweeted
Replying to @GhPoliceService
Massa you must arrest all the people in the video , you must arrest the commander who allowed the people access to the pastor , you must arrest the one who gave command to the commander to go arrest the pastor and the interior minister must resign and also the police who allowed all these to happen must resign and be jailed

































