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image credit: UniMACFOJAMS By: Kenneth Appiah Bani Students of the University of Media, Arts and Communication - Institute of Journalism (UNIMAC-IJ) came together for a special program called “UNIMAC-IJ for Christ.” The event brought joy, worship, and encouragement to all who attended. The program was organized with support from Makarios Church and the Campus Christian Family under the theme “Unshakable Hope in a Changing World,” taken from Jeremiah 29:11. It started with a lively procession on campus that attracted attention and prepared everyone for a night of worship at the Seminar Room. There were inspiring song ministrations from Minister Daniel, Minister Richael, and Minister Andre. Their music lifted the hearts of the audience and created a strong spirit of worship. The sermon was delivered by Reverend Selaise McSaint, who spoke on “The Healing Power of God.” Using 2 Corinthians 5:17 and Luke 5:17, he explained that God has the power to change lives and bring healing...

By Dehandsomeblogger  Ghanaian dancehall star Shatta Wale has been detained by the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) in connection with ongoing investigations surrounding his luxury yellow Lamborghini Urus. Confirming the development, his manager Sammy Flex revealed that the inquiry is linked to tax obligations on assets, including the high-end vehicle that has been at the center of public attention for months. According to management, Shatta Wale, born Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jr., presented himself voluntarily at the EOCO headquarters this afternoon in the company of his lawyer, Cephas Biyuo, to assist investigators. Sammy Flex assured fans that the legal team is fully engaged with the authorities and is working tirelessly to secure the artist’s release. “We urge the SM Family and all well-wishers to remain calm and avoid speculation. We have the utmost confidence in the judicial process,” he said. Shatta Wale’s legal representatives are expected back at the ...

Dehandsome blogger  The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has taken delivery of advanced Military Personnel Protective Equipment valued at over $1 million, donated by the Government of the United States. The items, which include specially designed female body armor, were officially presented at the Command Mess, Burma Camp in Accra. They are intended to enhance the protection of Ghanaian personnel, particularly women, serving in United Nations peacekeeping operations across the globe. The donation forms part of the Women’s Body Armor Quadrilateral Pilot Project, a landmark initiative launched in 2023 through the collaboration of Ghana, Zambia, the Netherlands, and the United States. The project was established to improve the safety, confidence, and operational effectiveness of female military officers deployed in international peace support missions. Officials highlighted that the equipment is not only a contribution to Ghana’s defense capacity but also a reflection ...