Author: SAMUEL
Marriage is often framed as a sacred union, yet for some, the reality can be far more complicated than anticipated. On the Honest Bumch podcast, Barrister Olamide Onifade and Okon Lagos shared cautionary tales that challenge the assumption that following strict moral codes guarantees happiness. Onifade recounted several legal cases where women married men as virgins, only to discover severe sexual incompatibilities later. “Now she’s stuck with him for two years… the man couldn’t get it up at all,” he said, warning that abstinence does not automatically shield couples from disappointment. He argued that experience and awareness matter, as expectations…
During a recent discussion on the Honest Bumch podcast monitored by Lovinghananews, guests Barrister Olamide Onifade and Okon Lagos explored the delicate terrain of sexual compatibility and premarital expectations. The conversation touched on the controversial topic of marrying as a virgin and whether abstinence truly guarantees marital satisfaction. Barrister Onifade, drawing on his legal experience, revealed that some women had approached his office after discovering unsettling realities about their husbands’ sexual performance. “I have cases I’ve handled where the woman found out that the man couldn’t get it up at all,” he explained. He noted that these women had followed…
Ghanaian-American filmmaker Leila Djansi has triggered a conversation about women’s choices in relationships, criticizing what she describes as a troubling pattern of sacrificing personal growth and independence for love. The award-winning filmmaker shared her frustration after losing her nanny because the woman’s boyfriend demanded she quit her job and return home. Leila used the incident to highlight how often women abandon opportunities and stability at the command of their partners. “Why on earth do some women make decisions based on their boyfriend? We lost a nanny yesterday because her boyfriend wanted her back home. I keep seeing this. “A man…
Gomoa Central Member of Parliament, Kwame Asare Obeng, popularly known as A Plus, has written to the Speaker of Parliament requesting the removal of Hon. Abena Osei Asare as Chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC). In a formal statement shared on social media, A Plus explained that his request was driven by the need to “protect the integrity and dignity of Parliament,” especially a committee tasked with ensuring accountability in the use of public funds. According to him, it would be inappropriate for Abena Osei Asare to continue leading the committee when the very matters currently before it occurred…
Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga has confirmed that Asutifi North MP, Ebenezer Kwaku Addo, has been arraigned over allegations that he obstructed an anti-illegal mining operation conducted by the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) near Bronikrom-Hwediem in the Ahafo Region. “He went with the Majority Chief Whip and his lawyer. They received him at the CID headquarters and took him through the processes. I received a call not quite long ago that he has been taken to court, and as we speak, he is in court being arraigned,” Mr Ayariga said during a parliamentary session today, detailing the MP’s cooperation…
The Minister for the Interior, Mohammed Muntaka Mubarak, has underscored that the injuries and fatalities recorded during the 2020 election at Techiman South could have been avoided had security personnel adhered to proper crowd control procedures. The Techiman South constituency witnessed two fatalities and six injuries following a shooting incident during the collation of results in the 2020 general elections. Updating the press on ongoing investigations into the 2020 and 2024 electoral incidents, Muntaka emphasised that the use of live ammunition by some security personnel was unjustified as personnel did not follow the approved rules of engagement. “The injury could…
The Minister for the Interior has revealed that 21 suspects have been identified in connection with the killing of 15 people and the injury of 40 others during the 2020 and 2024 general elections. Providing an update on the investigations on November 4, 2025, the Minister, Mubarak Mohammed Muntaka, said four of the suspects are currently on bail, while five are on remand, facing ongoing legal processes. The remaining suspects, he added, have had warrants issued for their arrest and are being pursued by law enforcement agencies. He added that the arrests and ongoing prosecutions demonstrate the government’s commitment to…
A security taskforce of the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) in the Ashanti Region has impounded 28 vehicles for various road transport offences, including charging unapproved fares at night. The arrests were made at several unapproved transport stations within the Kumasi Metropolis as part of an intensified operation by the KMA’s Transport Department to clamp down on unregistered transport unions, vehicles without destination or assembly stickers, and drivers who overcharge passengers. According to the Assembly, the exercise forms part of ongoing efforts to sanitise the city’s transport system, ensure that all commercial drivers operate under recognised unions, and protect passengers from…
The recent decision by the Attorney General to withdraw charges against Edward Akuoko, General Manager of Akonta Mining Company Limited, has drawn sharp criticism from Wontumi’s lawyer, Andy Appiah-Kubi, who warned that such actions could undermine the course of justice. Appiah-Kubi stressed that while the Attorney General has the legal right to withdraw charges, his dual role as Minister for Justice carries a heightened responsibility to ensure fairness. “I would have thought that his role as Minister of Justice would have persuaded him at all times to be careful that the freedom and the justice of the moment is served…
Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa says Ghana’s strong support for Palestinian rights at the United Nations was a principled choice rooted in history, not political calculation. He explained on TV3, as monitored by Lovinghananews. that the government weighed diplomatic risks but refused to abandon long-held values. He stated that Ghana has always been “on the right side of history,” recalling that “we recognize the state of Palestine as far back as 1988 and we have been consistent.” According to him, “there are principles we stand for. We stand for freedom and justice,” noting that Ghana’s stance draws from its…