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love  The only counselor that can help you sustain your marriage and tackle your marital challenges is God himself. Why? He created humans and created marriage. Marriage is not man’s idea. So, “trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight” (Proverbs 3:5). Beware of choice of counselors. When human rights advisers counsel you on your marital challenges, check the personal marital life of such advisers. Nobody can offer you what the person does not have. Besides, the counsel you need at such times must be based on the expectations of the owner of your life, derived from the foundation of his word, the Holy Bible. There are counselors that are counselors indeed, but all you hear from many wrong advisers is about your rights and yourself; how to please your SELF. Ironically, Christian marriage is about selflessness. If Jesus has truly possessed your heart, it is no longer YOU that lives bu

love If you are single and desire a joyful marriage or you are married and you have a marital challenge persisting after several efforts to tackle it without a third party, you need a marriage counsellor. I will not pretend to be ignorant of the fact that there are fraudsters and people of questionable character in town parading themselves as counsellors and defrauding people. But if you have an excellent spirit, you can hardly fall victim to fraud. Managing a human being is not as easy as managing any other manageable thing that exists. It is however funny, that individuals invest so much to study and gather information concerning other ventures before embarking on them. Yet, they ignore opportunities to research on relationships and how to manage one individual that they are expected to live with forever. What am I saying? You spend five years in the university studying law for instance, which you may possibly after two years of legal practice, dump and switch occupation into buying

  The Minister of Youth and Sports Hon. Mustapha Ussif has made a huge claim that the Black Stars will come back to Ghana as champions of the world in December. The minister said this on Saturday during the coca cola World Cup trophy tour of Ghana. This was on the arrival of the trophy at the Kotoka International Airport. Hon. Mustapha Ussif did not fail to mention Luis Suarez denying Ghana a historic semifinal berth in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa with a goal-line clearance. “In November/December, it (the World Cup trophy) will come back here with Ghana as champions of the world,” Ussif said. “It is possible. We saw what happened in South Africa. But for the hand of that Suarez, Ghana would have been to the semifinal and would have come home with the trophy. “This is the time for Ghana to show to the rest of the world we are capable of bringing this trophy to Africa, In Sha Allah [if God wills].” Mustapha Ussif added that seeing the World Cup trophy and meeting French legend Dav

  Christiana Awuni has expressed her biggest challenge since she ventured into the Ghanaian movie scene in 2012. The  multiple award-winning actress has disclosed how she lost a role in a movie casting due to her tribe. Speaking to Kyidom Bright (King Solar) on Showbiz Review, she said there are challenges in every work or job and this was hers. “Every job has its own challenges, but the one that hurts me the most was when I lost a role in the biggest movie ever made.” “I nearly lost interest in movie making when the director said to me, we need Asantes to play a particular role, and not that of my tribe”, she said. Christiana Awuni said this on Kumasi’s early bird entertainment show,  “Showbiz Review” on Aben FM 103.3 MHz, a subsidiary under Joy Media Company. The voluptuous actress and producer made the revelation to Kyidom when asked what her reaction was after she was denied a role due to tribe. She said, “I was surprised and felt sad. I felt ashamed. I heard a director say this to

Minister of Education Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum The Minister of Education Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum has called the Vice Chancellors (VCs) of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) and the University of Ghana (UG)  to an emergency meeting concerning the Autor General’s report which revealed  that these public universities are running unaccredited programs. Thi s  meeting has been scheduled to take place on Friday September 2end, sources told TV3 on Thursday September 1. According to the Auditor-General’s Report, 374 academic programs at the University of Ghana are unaccredited. The 299 programs at KNUST were also not At the University of Ghana, out of the 374 courses not accredited, 14 were Diploma programs, 80 were Undergraduate courses, 213 were Post-Graduate courses, and 67 were PhD courses. At KNUST, out of the 360 programs run by the University, only 61 were accredited, 190 were sent to National Accreditation Board (NAB) for accreditation and re-accreditation with 109 y

An amount of ¢485 million has been paid as Cost-of-Living Allowance (CoLA) by the Controller and Accountant General’s Department (CAGD). The Controller and Accountant  General Department made the announcement in a statement on Monday August 29. “Pursuant to the approval given by the Ministry of Finance on 1st August 2022, following the Agreement signed between Government and Organized Labour on 14th July 2022, the Controller and Accountant-General has paid the Cost of Living Allowance (COLA) to workers in Public Service Institutions. “The COLA which represents fifteen percent (15%) of the 2022 basic salary was paid for the months of July and August. The total amount paid for COLA for the two months is Four Hundred and Eighty-Five Million Ghana Cedis (GH¢485,000,000.00),” the statement said. The Government and Organized Labor eelier reached a consensus over the cost of living allowance workers were demanding since May. At a crunch meeting held on Thursday July, 14t h , the two parties a

  Sexual Immoral Pastor A pastor’s wife is on Confessions with Ms Nancy to seek advice as her husband (the pastor) continues to have sexual relations with women in the church. Osofo Maame detailed how her husband uses his office as his sexual den and his actions disguised as a holy directive. “I’m married to a known pastor. Known not only in Ghana but beyond. And we have many people believing in him and believing in our work. I don’t know when this behavior started, but I can say it has started for a long time. We have counselling sessions mostly on Mondays, and sometimes we do Wednesdays. And when it’s a serious situation, he has other days he opens for you to come and see him. All these go on in the church office.” Osofo Maame revealed that during counselling, her husband preferred to administer the session in privacy with these women without her presence. She admitted she did not find it untoward until she got hold of his phone. “I never saw any disadvantage with what was going on u