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John Odartey Lamptey, the man seen in a viral video physically assaulting his wife, has been remanded into police custody. He is set to appear in court again on December 3, 2025, facing charges of physical assault under Sections 1(b) (i) and 3(2) of the Domestic Violence Act, 2007. Two others, Louis Odartey Lamptey and Kushie Lamptey, have also been charged with conspiracy to commit a crime after allegedly attempting to attack a female tenant believed to have recorded the viral video. https://lovinghananews.com/former-ug-female-students-petition-donors-to-withhold-funding-until-gyampo-is-removed/ Source:Lovinghananews.com
The Association of Former University of Ghana Female Students has petitioned major international donors, including the World Bank Group, USAID, and the European Union, calling for a suspension of financial support to the University of Ghana. Their demand follows the BBC Africa Eye documentary “Sex for Grades,” in which Professor Ransford Gyampo was filmed making inappropriate advances toward a student. According to the group, continued funding should be withheld until the university takes decisive action, including the removal of Prof. Gyampo from his position. https://lovinghananews.com/if-you-take-the-case-to-court-more-women-may-come-forward-against-you-lawyer-warns-prof-gyampo/ Source:Lovinghananews.com
Lawyer Quayson has urged Prof Ransford Gyampo to settle his dispute with Dr George Domfeh out of court after their heated TV3 argument.Speaking on Okay FM, he warned that legal action could revive old sexual harassment allegations from the BBC’s Sex for Grades documentary, potentially threatening Gyampo’s career.Quayson stressed that not every conflict should go to court, advising Gyampo to resolve issues quietly to avoid unnecessary public scrutiny.He cited the late musician Daddy Lumba’s case as a cautionary example, where legal battles made a small issue explode in the media.Gyampo, CEO of the Ghana Shippers Authority, had demanded a retraction…
Retired kumawood actor and a comedian, Big Akwess has stirred controversy with his recent remarks about women and workplace opportunities. According to him, society shouldn’t condemn a woman who sleeps with her boss to secure a job, especially when she’s battling hardship. He argues that hunger is real, and survival must come before judgment. In his view, if a woman sees that as her only option, it’s still better than staying home without a job. He stated. His comments have sparked mixed reactions, with many debating the morality, pressure, and reality behind such situations.
The Ghana Police have arrested Grace Kushie Lamptey and Louis Odartey Lamptey, siblings of Odartey Lamptey, for allegedly attempting to assault the tenant who recorded their brother physically abusing his wife. According to eyewitnesses, the siblings stormed the woman’s room in an effort to attack her for exposing their brother’s actions. Their behavior has now been added to the ongoing investigation. Currently, Odartey Lamptey and his two siblings are in police custody, while the abused wife has reportedly fled the house for her safety. The arrests have sparked widespread support online, with many praising the police for acting swiftly. However,…
Charles Okyere, lawyer for embattled former Managing Director of BOST, Edwin Provencal, says his client’s arrest is connected to an ongoing investigation into alleged causing of financial loss to the state. Although he declined to delve into the specifics of the case, the lawyer insisted there is no evidence of wrongdoing against his client. He disclosed this after successfully securing a variation of Provencal’s bail conditions from GH¢60 million to GH¢30 million. Speaking to the press, Mr Okyere explained that the revised bail terms include two sureties and a directive for his client to deposit his passport at the court…
President John Dramani Mahama has assured that he will give his assent to the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill (popularly referred to as the Anti-Gay Bill), provided it is passed by Parliament and presented to him for signing. He made the statement during a courtesy visit by the Christian Council of Ghana to the Jubilee House. According to the President, the family is the cornerstone of the nation, making it essential to protect its values. He emphasized his belief that a person’s gender and the family system are determined at birth. “A person’s gender is determined at birth.…
The Christian Council of Ghana has called on President John Dramani Mahama to ensure the completion of the National Cathedral, stressing that the project could become a lasting spiritual and cultural landmark despite the country’s current economic challenges. During a courtesy visit to Jubilee House on Tuesday, November 18, the Council acknowledged the difficult economic climate but insisted that, if completed under a transparent framework, the cathedral would stand as an enduring symbol for generations. Vice Chairman of the Council, Rev. Enoch Thompson, said: “While we are aware of the prevailing economic difficulties, we believe that the cathedral’s completion, under…
Parliament has approved an agreement between the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) and Truedare Investment Limited to modernise customs administration through the tracking of container contents for imported goods. The agreement aims to introduce a digital inspection solution to complement the Integrated Customs Management System (ICUMS), enhancing revenue mobilisation. Presenting the Finance Committee’s report on the agreement, Chairman, Isaac Adongo noted that the deal does not impose any additional cost on the state. “It has become necessary for the government of Ghana to introduce a republican digital arrangement to improve customs management and revenue generation. “We are informed that even though…
President John Dramani Mahama has stated that cases under the Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) will not be rushed, despite the public outcry for expedited action. Speaking during a courtesy call by the Christian Council of Ghana at Jubilee House on Tuesday, November 18, the President addressed concerns over the pace of ongoing corruption investigations. He emphasised the importance of following due process in gathering information and preparing case dockets that will withstand judicial scrutiny. “People come to me and say that ORAL is too slow. But the point is, we have a constitution, we’re not in the military and…