DOCIA'S BLOG

Major-General Carl Modey, t he Commissioner of Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority, has been nominated  by President John Dramani Mahama  as an Ambassador-designate . “His Excellency has therefore directed that Major-General Carl Modey take accumulated leave due him commencing Monday June 17, 2013,” a statement issued by the Minister of Information and Media Relations, Mahama Ayariga has said. Meanwhile, the president has directed that Deputy Commissioner of Customs, Mr. Isaac Apronti, act as Commissioner of the Customs Division of the Authority. Congrats to him.

For the love of bum enhancement, a 46 year old mother of two will for the rest of her life, live without hand and legs. OMG! what will make a woman go to the extent of adding up to what God has already blessed her with?. Read about her agony   HERE

"....She will not hinder him, but help him all her life...she gets up before dawn to prepare breakfast for her household...she is energetic , hard worker and watches for bargains...she sews for the poor and generously gives to the needy ...she is a woman of strength and dignity ...and is never lazy ...there are fine women in the world, but you are the best of them all ...charm can be deceptive and beauty doesn't last, but a woman who fears and reverences God she shall be greatly praised . With these few words, I describe my mother. On behalf of your husband, children, in-laws, grand-children and great-grand-children, we say HAPPY MOTHERS'DAY!!!!

Tourism has been something that I've loved all my life. I love traveling to places outside my home especially, in the quest for information on how people live, why and how they do what they do. In order to satisfy this desire, I found myself this time around in the Western Region of Ghana. The Region whose slogan is "The best comes from the West". Indeed, to my dismay, this slogan has been proven by humans living in bamboo houses on the Amanzule river, popularly known as the Village on Stilt. OMG! this people live on the river, school there, have churches, defecate into the river and drink from the same river, I just couldn't believe my eyes. Some students of the African University College of Communication undertook this educational trip through towns and villages like Essiama, Beyin, Nzulezu and finally Nkroful, the birth place of Ghana's first President, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah is something that only an IT mogul can format or delete from our hard disk. The programme...