Ei Chale News

This useless creep at KUMASI ASAFO Market was walking around faking a phone call like some big shot… only to secretly record the ASH@WO girls with a hidden camera inside his spectacles lens.

An inmate thought he had finally been released from prison—only to wake up and realize it was all a dream 💔🤣

Dr Frank Amoakohene is involved in galamsey, stealing ECG power, and illegal connections. The video he thought he had deleted has reached headquarters, and ECG staff were allegedly beaten to delete it. The videos have now found their way to Wontumi TV.

—Kwaku Kyeremanteng Nkansah, Wontumi TV presenter, alleging that Asante Regional Minister Frank Amoakohene has been caught for illegal connection in his house.

A woman visited her mother’s grave in Mamponteng, Ashanti Region, today to celebrate what would have been her mother’s 72nd birthday.

🇬🇭 A passenger was left disappointed after boarding a taxi at Kotobabi, where he highlighted the poor condition of the seat and the large amount of sand accumulated inside the vehicle.

A survivor of the June 3 disaster has recounted the harrowing ordeal he endured during the tragic incident, revealing that he momentarily wished for death after a massive fire explosion hurled him several metres away, leaving him with severe burns.

As concerned citizens, we decided to support State-owned transport services, Metro Mass Transit, traveling from Agona Swedru. We had a flat tire during the journey, but the service station in Takoradi said they wouldn’t fix it.

President John Dramani Mahama visited a Ghanaian-owned business in the UK.

I received about $5,000 as my 5% commission. The supposed FBI agent admitted the whole thing was a setup. They threatened to charge me with $8 million, but the initial deposit was $50,000 and we had $13,000. The informant is still in custody. I was in custody when my sister passed away.

— Abu Trica, speaking on the circumstances surrounding his arrest.

Some aggrieved victims of the June 3 disaster, widely remembered as one of the most tragic and devastating incidents in modern Ghanaian history, have appealed for assistance as they continue to live with injuries sustained from the unfortunate event years later.