John Mahama To Share His Views On The Difficulties Ghanaians Are Facing In The Economy
Former President John Dramani Mahama will be sharing his opinions and perceptions about on the state of the Ghanaian economy tomorrow. The Ghanaian economy is currently in jeopardy, nothing seems working at the moment. Prices of goods and services are so high, the exchange rate continues to depression and the current inflation rate is 27.6%.
Flyer Of Samini Running For SRC President At Gimpa Causes Massive Stir Online
Dancehall Artiste Samini, who is a current student of the Ghana Institute Of Management and Public Adminstration (GIMPA) in a video announced his ambition in contesting for President of the Student Representative Council SRC of the tertiary school. This news from update became a headline in many Ghanaian media houses news.
John Mahama Finally Schools Akufo-Addo On How To Revive Our Economy, Read Details
Former President of the country, John Dramani Mahama has finally schooled the sitting President, Akufo-Addo on how to revive the Ghanaian economy which is currently in crisis. He revealed bold measures that the Akufo-Addo government should implement so that the country’s economy will be saved.
Singer Samini Causes A Stir Online As He Starts School At GIMPA
Emmanuel Andrews Sammini, known by his stage name Samini, is a Ghanaian Reggae and Dance hall recording artiste from Wa, Ghana. His genre of music is a melodious mixture of high life, dance hall, reggae, and hip-hop. He terms his brand of music the "African dance hall".
All is not well under President Nana Addo - Professor Stephen Adei.
Former chairman of the national development planning commission Prof Stephen Adei has opined that the level of corruption under this current government is too much. He made reference to statistics from Transparency International and co to buttress his points. The former rector of GIMPA also said that the situation is much worse under former president John Dramani Mahama.
After Winning GMB2015, Queen Esi Has Become a Beacon Of Inspiration To Future Contestants
Many times the contestants of the most watched TV beauty pageant show become an icon that everyone looks up to. They become inspiration for younger generations. But unfortunately, many of them after winning the show and securing the spot light lose focus making the show a little less relevant.
Samini wins the src president at GIMPA
Hello and welcome to another article of mine. In today’s article, we would have a look at the current SRC president at GIMPA. Our very own Samini; the dancehall artiste. His birth name is Emmanuel Andrews Samini. He believed in giving education another chance and went to GIMPA.
Samini Wins GIMPA SRC Decisions
Samini can now add 'Mr President' to his name as he has arisen triumphant in the GIMPA decisions. The Ghanaian dancehall star challenged as SRC President of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration. As per results from the surveys tonight, Samini has beaten the other contender to win the political race.
Samini Finally Elected As The New SRC President Of GIMPA
Ghanaian renowned and talented Dancehall and reggae musician, Samini has been elected as the new SRC President at the school of GIMPA. This news has been massively trending on the internet after many Gh bloggers announced and congratulates his victory on the internet. Samini and his team has been victorious at the just ended SRC elections.
Mahama Is Setting Ghana On A Path To Civil War With Reckless Comments
Professor Stephen Adei, former Rector of the Ghana Institute of Management Public Administration (GIMPA), notoriously fearless in speaking his mind has lashed out at former President John Dramani Mahama for hitting below the belt in his response to the Supreme Court ruling on the right of the Deputy Speakers to vote when presiding over sittings of parliament.
I study at Gimpa, Samini reveals many secrets and why he changed his name from Batman to Samini
Samini is known as the originator of African Dancehall. He is widely known for making hitz songs and he is credited to have groomed several young talented artistes . On an interview with the Celebrated Abeiku Santana, Samini explained why he changed his name from Batman to Samini.
The Reggae and Dance hall Artiste; Samini Has Revealed Great Plans For GIMPA
The popular Ghanaian Reggae and Dance hall Artiste, Emmanuel Andrew Samini, has revealed his plans for the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) if he wins the Students Representative Council (SRC) President. he has a lot of Philanthropical ventures which will enable him to develop GIMPA.
‘Dirty Police’ Exist For A Reason
Dirty Police is a form of police misconduct in which law enforcement officers end up breaking their political contract and abuse their power for personal gain. This type of corruption may involve one or a group of officers. Recently, police officer identified as Reindorf Gyimah was caught for robbery and killing of fellow policeman.
I Will Not Dent My Twenty (20) Years Record With A Mere SRC Elections - Dancehall Artiste Samini
Emmanuel Andrews Sammini, known by his stage name as Samini, the Dancehall artiste has stated on record that he would not dent his over twenty ( 20) years of record with just a mere School Representative Council (SRC) elections. The multiple award winning dancehall singer made this claims when his co-contestants alleged that he, Samini wants to cheat in the SRC elections in GIMPA.
Victory For The NPP In 2024 Eection Is At stake -Check Out What Nana Ofosu Amoah Said
A video from what seemed like a party walk by some NPP Persons have left a lot of people laughing hysterically. In the video, it seems TESCON members of GIMPA were going on a walk amid jama and a lot of cheers. At a point, the TESCON president for the institution was interviewed and what he said will actually amaze you.
It's Never Too Late To Start From Wherever You Left Off- Samini Advises Youth On Education.
Samini, the award-winning dancehall artist has advised the youth to make education a priority in their quest to achieve a meaningful life.It is unclear the specific programme Samini reading at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration The dance hall artist gave the advise after sharing a video of himself and colleagues gearing up for a presentation in class at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA).Thanks to my entire team and congratulations.We made it as one of the best companies in our Simulation presentation.
IT Specialist Shares Story Of How Changing Career Transformed His Life
Francis Frimpong is the CEO of online food service; HomeChoo. He shares his career journey from an IT expert into the food industry. After his secondary school education, he continued to IPMC. Soon after, he enrolled at GIMPA to study IT. Presently, Francis is a certified Cisco network associate (CCNA).
Reggae Dancehall Artist Samini Becomes GIMPA SRC President
To the shock of many individuals who at first sight thought the whole flagship design was a camouflage and a way of making way into the news again, the Raggae Dancehall artist Samini has surprised fans and his culture by initially contesting for such a prestigious university position and equally winning it in a grand style.
GIMPA cancelled my lecture to save relationship with Presidency - Barker-Vormawor cries
FixTheCountry convener Oliver Barker-Vormawor has revealed that the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) has cut short his four-day lecture at its law faculty for fear of jeopardizing the school's connection with the president. According to the social activist who is facing trial for a treason felony, he had lectured some law students at the university on Monday, March 28, but on Thursday, when he was expecting to continue the lectures, the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Dr Alex Ansong, wrote to inform him that he had been disinvited.
"I Made More Money As A Student In The United States Than I Did As A Lecturer in Ghana" - Dr. Sule
Sulemana was born in Tuna, a small hamlet in the Savanna region. He joined the university of Ghana before moving to the University of Missouri in 2008 to pursue his studies and eventually a PhD in Economics. He returned to Ghana in 2014 to teach at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA).