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My good friend Kojo Akyina lost his life in what appears to be a ritual murder. His manhood was cut off and he was left to bleed to death in a suburb of Kumasi. When we were growing up, Akyina being a talented footballer wanted to play at the highest level until he met his untimely death. Two years now his murderers have not been found. If ever they were pursued in the first place. What a world?  My nephew of almost the same age who was my childhood friend died a couple of years ago after a short illness. Pappa, left a wife and four little kids and he didn't witness his 40th birthday. The news of his death was broken to me at dawn. It was so shocking to me to the extent that after two years of his demise, I put my phone on silent every night when I am about to go to bed. Life!  When I was a child I wanted to be a medical doctor when I grew up. I am not a medical doctor now and I don't even know what I want to become. Behind the  sweet smiles of men, there is a bitter sadness wo...

The Member of Parliament for the Adentan Constituency, Hon. Mohammed Adamu Ramadan, has given financial support to over fifty needy tertiary students in his constituency. The source of funding is the MP's Common Fund. The MP's office however declined to make available a list of the beneficiaries to Adenta News insisting that the list was a confidential document.  Adenta News is reliably informed that the MP for Adentan has also undertaken several projects to improve upon the standard of education in the Adentan Constituency. In October last year for instance, he donated a laptop to a student of DeYoungster's School who was a second runner up in the Citi fm's "Literacy Challenge".  Shortly after he took over from the NPP's Buaben Asamoa, Hon. Ramadan donated stationery worth ¢10,000 to the Adentan GES office to be distributed to schools in the municipality (My first day at school). The MP for Adentan is a shining example to the youth. His selfless service...

A group of disgruntled NDC members of the North Ayawaso Constituency stormed the Constituency’s Executive meeting last Friday to demand the reinstatement of their suspended constituency chairman, Mr. Ahmed Tahiru. The group on Friday 20th May 2020 stormed an ongoing Constituency Executive meeting at Mamobi-Adansiman, in the Ayawaso North constituency to register their displeasure at the manner in which the party leadership handled an incident that occurred between the suspended chairman and the first national vice chairman, Alhaji Said Sinare. They bemoaned the astonishing lack of urgency in resolving the the problem.  During the protest, the leader of the group, Mr Mohammed Sani stated; “We concede that, our former chairman exercised indiscretion in handling the matter which almost invariably brought the party’s name into disrepute, particularly giving the positions both occupy within the NDC party. We therefore condemned his actions while accepting the decision of the party to invoke...

In all a 2.5HP Air Condition and two Liper lights were given to the office of the National Identification Authority by the Member of Parliament for the Adentan at the request of the staff and management.

As part of his social intervention policies, the Member of Parliament for Adentan, Hon Mohammed Adamu Ramadan, supported a total of 2,132 residents to re-register their sim cards, using the Ghana Card during the first phase of the registration in his Adentan Office and additional 1,550 during the second phase of registration. This brings the total of all the sim card registrations to 3,682 in the 6 days alloted for the exercise. Mohammed Adamu Ramadan interacting with registration and covid-19 officials Also, a total of 165 constituents were vaccinated by Health officials from the Adentan Municipality against the COVID-19 pandemic during the first phase and further 112 people got vaccinated during phase two. This sums up the number to 277 in the same period. Paramza Kofi Hamza (PRO, Office of the Member of Parliament for the Adentan Constituency)

As part of his social intervention policies, the Member of Parliament for Adentan, Hon Mohammed Adamu Ramadan, supported a total of 2,132 residents to re-register their sim cards, using the Ghana Card during the first phase of the registration in his Adentan Office and additional 1,550 during the second phase of registration. This brings the total of all the sim card registrations to 3,682 in the 6 days alloted for the exercise. Mohammed Adamu Ramadan interacting with registration and covid-19 officials Also, a total of 165 constituentswere vaccinated by Health officials from the Adentan Municipality against the COVID-19 pandemic during the first phase and further 112 people got vaccinated during phase two. This sums up the number to 277 in the same period. Paramza Kofi Hamza (PRO, Office of the Member of Parliament for the Adentan Constituency)

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The Member of Parliament for the Adentan Constituency, Hon. Mohammed Adamu Ramadan, this morning donated 5 apsonic sports Motorbikes to the Adentan Police District Command to beef up security and increase Police visibility in the Adentan Municipality. Highlights

Siddique Abubakar Suleiman (left) presenting a certificate to a trainee As part of his poverty-reducing strategies to improve the living condition of his people, the Deputy Zongo Caucus Coordinator for the Ayawaso North Constituency, Siddique Abubakar Suleiman, has rolled out a free skills training program for women within the Constituency in a bid to equip them with hands-on skills to start their own businesses. According to Siddique Abubakar Suleiman, the program sought to build the capacity and skills of the women for employment and private enterprise in the ice-cream making,  bread making, doughnuts, pie, and shortbread which take just few days to master.  “This program will help our women in the constituency a lot. With these skills, they can start their own businesses. It will reduce their overreliance on their husbands and relatives as well as visiting politicians to ask for one support or the other. Basically this training will help the women to become independent and masters o...

One Year In Office   First and foremost, I thank the Almighty God for bringing us this far. I also thank the good people of Adentan for giving me the honour and privilege to represent them in Parliament.  Let me use this medium to reiterate my commitment to serve the good people of the Adentan and to assure you that I will never let you down. I have taken note of all your concerns and challenges in your neighborhood and I would like to assure you that steps are being taken to address them.  I know it is not going to be easy particularly when I am a Member of Parliament whose party is in opposition. However, all hope is not lost. Through hardwork, diplomacy, networking and collaboration, we will get the work done.  Thank you once again. Thank you Adentan. Thank you all for your continuous support and prayers. I really really appreciate it. God bless you.  Long live Adentan  Long live Ghana