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Meet the Overall Best Graduating Midwifery Student of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
(KNUST), Miss Eunice Asi Ocansey - the definition of excellence, elegance and compassion in one person.
Eunice isn't just topping charts academically; she holds an incredible record as the midwife with zero fatalities.
Every mother she handles in the labour ward walks out smiling with her beautiful baby. That's not just skill โ that's grace, dedication and divine favour working together.
Congratulations, Queen Ocansey - Your light will continue to shine in the labour ward..
At GSTS during my days @GSTSTakoradi, we operated a functional model of religious coexistence.
On campus, students freely organized into their faith-based groups: CATHSU, PENSA, the Muslim Students Union, and several others without friction.
Each group met on Sunday mornings, fully respected the Methodist Chaplaincy structure, and navigated differences with maturity.
In the Sunday evening general service, all students except Muslims participated, while our Muslim colleagues held their own prayers peacefully, and without controversy.
There was no church building, no requests for a mosque, and no narrative of โrights suppression.โ
Just a pragmatic ecosystem where faith diversity worked because everyone understood the assignment.
I still struggle to see why something we managed seamlessly as teenagers has now become a national fault line, with religious leaders attempting to start religious divide.
Ghana has workable models. Weโve lived them. Letโs not manufacture division where cooperation already exists. GSTS is a public school founded by the Government of Gold Coast.
The Lithium deal.
1. I have taken my time to read over and over again, the statement the NDC issued on the lithium deal just 2 years ago. I have attached it so you can also read it for yourself.
2. Despite its sharp objections while in opposition, the NDC has now adopted fiscal and regulatory terms for Ghanaโs lithium that mirror, and in some respects weaken, the same features it previously denounced.
3. In 2023, the party argued that a 10 percent royalty undervalued a strategic green mineral and insisted on stronger value-addition and firmer national control of the value chain.
4. The new arrangement settles on a 5 percent royalty and retains many of the structural gaps the NDC itself highlighted. This shift reflects a broader governance issue that this Country has to recover from or we doomed for generations to come. Parties campaign on principled positions but often revert to the same constrained policy choices once in office.
5. The core problem is that both the earlier deal and the revised version fail to position Ghana to maximise long-term value. The royalty structure remains low for a mineral of rising global importance.
6. Local processing commitments are non-mandatory, risking a repeat of the raw-export model. Fiscal safeguards against transfer pricing and long-term revenue leakage remain weak. And the broader legal framework still treats lithium like any bulk mineral.
7. At this point, I am beginning to see signs that concern me. The NDC is failing itself to principles it set for itself. We have seen disturbing reversal of positions on no post retirement contract extensions; on protection of religious minorities in schools and now this.
8. It is only 11 months in. Only 11 months. A slippery slippery slope. I have seen Governments fail a thousand times in this town. It always starts like this. When lies are treated as casual. Policy positions changed in a way that damage credibility.
Be careful! Power is arrogant!