By Michael Addai The recent Supreme Court (S.C.) decision not to compel the Electoral Commission (E.C.) chairperson, Jean Adukwei Mensa, to mount the witness box for the 1st respondent, E.C., elicited a lot of reactions from certain individuals and one of whom was no other than the respected constitutional law…

By Michael Addai The real intentions of the so-called ‘fix the country’ convener, Oliver Barker-Vormawor and his collaborators; Okatakyie Afrifa Mensah, Blessed Godsbrain Smart (a.k.a. Captain Smart), Benjamin Darko and others were inadvertently made bare for all to see when they planned a mass demonstration on June 4. In their…

By Michael Addai It was horrifying to watch and hear the expression ‘Coup against corruption’ uttered cavalierly by the host of Newsfile on Saturday, February 26, 2022, when he called on the nation to tackle the intractable corruption canker in our society. It is also just sad and unfortunately for…

By Michael Addai The previous two articles dealt with the destructive surviving colonial remnant of entitlement culture that continues to plague the mentality of some ‘Ogyakrom’ citizens, causing them to treat anything government as foreign and thus are entitled to partake in its exploitation, ‘looting and sharing’. …

By Michael Addai The emergence of new variants is what happens when others decide to monopolize and hoard vaccines and refuse to share them equitably and fairly to allow a bit of pre-pandemic normalcy. While others are receiving booster shots after the 1st and 2nd shots, others, somewhere, are yet…

By Michael Addai When the living no longer exists, death succeeds. Death is an inevitability that will befall every living creature on this earth. From the womb to the tomb is our lot i.e., from the cradle to the grave. As we exit the womb to come into the world…

By Michael Addai Perhaps the US presence in Afghanistan for almost two decades was not all that wasteful and useless after all. In as much as some would want the world to believe in the contrary, there is some positivity coming out from the sacrifices of the men and women…

By Michael Addai The last article before this, under similar title, attempted to highlight the colonial remnants of entitlement culture and the need to fix and change attitudes, right from the top to the bottom and from the bottom to the top simultaneously but not in tandem. That is to…

By Michael Addai In this series of articles, attempts would be made to explain why “Ogyakrom’s” could not be taken seriously as an independent state, capable of managing her own affairs and resources, if the most destructive surviving trace of her colonial past was not dismantled with immediate effect. Top-down…