1. Don't
Criticize Everything - Pastor Tells Opposition Parties
Source: ACCRA DAILY
MAIL 14 December 2007
By Ernest
Ohene-Kissiedu
The Executive Director
of Gospel Evangelical Crusades and Providence Foundation NGO-Ghana
(GOEVAC-PFG), Rev. Kwarteng Amaning has appealed to minority parties in
parliament to refrain from opposing government policies that are beneficial to
the development of the country."Do away with opposing important policies",
he said.Speaking at a press conference in Accra, Rev. Kwarteng Amaning said
although the minority parties are in parliament to act as a check on government
policies, they should develop specific alternative policies to deal with
various policies they vehemently disagree with the government. read more
2. Opposition,
stop criticisms - Rev. Kwarteng
Thursday, 13 December
2007, 8:48 GMT
The opposition parties
in Parliament have been asked to do away with the policy of opposing every
government policy and rather contribute to national development. "I must
say the way opposition parties in Ghana are conducting themselves makes it very
doubtful whether at all they are ready to contribute to achieving any
significant economic development in the face of opposing every policy and moves
of the government," the Executive Director of the Gospel Evangelical
Crusades and... read more
Monday
8 october 2007 GOSPEL EVANGELICAL
CRUSADES AND PROVIDENT FOUNDATION (GOEVAC-PFG) the local NGO that conducted an
independent investigation into the retirement saga of former Deputy IGP, Dr KK
Manfo has now decided to have the president J.A. Kufuor intervene in the matter
by setting a 'probe or commission'... read more
4. Retirement
Blues, Mafia Men Behind
Source: Ghanaian
Chronicle (Accra) 20 September 2007
By Charles Takyi-Boadu
Months after
investigations, The Gospel Evangelical Crusades and Providence (GOEVAC-PFG) has
launched a report which raises lots of questions about the 'forceful'
retirement of Dr Kofi Kesse Manfo, the former Deputy Inspector General of
Police In-Charge of Operations.
The controversy
surrounding the retirement age of the Police capo appears to be far from over
as latest reports make startling revelations of underhand dealings at the
Police Headquarters. The Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) GOEVAC-PFG, which
launched the report, has made copies available to the Chairman of the Police
Council, Mr. J.S Addo and the Interior Minister for their perusal and... read more
5. K. K Manfo
does not deserve to be victimized
30/08/2006
He is arguably the
most academically-decorated police officer in the country. Even those who do
not like him admit that he is a true professional. There is not a single
blemish on his record. Not a stain of corruption. Not a hint of arrogance,
extravagance or dereliction of duty. His, is excellence in service. You may not
like how he looks but you can't fault him on his work.
However, there is
clear evidence of an orchestrated move to get Dr Kofi Kesse Manfo out of the
way. Some may be doing this under an honest but false impression that the
decision to retire him next year is proper in fact and in law. read more
6. Hawkers'
association leaders accused of extortion and fraud
...a report reveals
malpractices in Odawna market allocations
Source: THE CHRONICLE
December 29, 2006.
By Naa Norley
A SECTION of the
Circle branch of the United Petty Traders Association has accused their
leadership of being biased in their activities leading to the registration of
its members for the allocation of stalls at the Pedestrians Shopping Mall at
Odawna Circle. read more
7. GOEVAC-PFG
lauds Accra Mayor
Source: ACCRA DAILY
MAIL
By ADM Reporter
November 9, 2006
The Gospel Evangelical
Crusades and Providence Foundation, Ghana (GEOVAC-PFG), an NGO based in Accra,
has praised the Mayor of Accra Mr. Stanley Nii Adjiri Blankson "for his
good work, vision, and dedication to duty to the people of Accra and Ghana in
general". read more
8. RE: EFFECTS
OF THE DYNASTIC RULE OF THE QUAYES
Source: BILINGUAL FREE
PRESS September 29, 2006
Little did Ghanaians
know that freedom of the press and other media laws championed by the NPP and
for that matter the government of his Excellency President John Agyekum Kufour
was going to be used as a crucifixion cross to crucify the good people of NPP
members and government officials who have sacrifice their whole life to serve
Ghana, our beloved Nation. read more
Source: THE ACCRA
DAILY MAIL, august 11, 2006
By Theresa Boateng
The Gospel Evangelical
Crusades and Providence Foundation (GOEVAC-PFG), an NGO, has asked Ghanaians to
eschew negative criticisms against loyal and reputable leaders of the nation.
The NGO made the appeal as a result of what it says is the way Ghanaians,
especially some media houses have been passing "indecent" comments
about the Inspector General of Police (lGP), Mr. P. K. Acheampong and some
senior ... read more
10. Demands on
MCE's, DCEs & Mps undermine the democratic process, says NGO.
... AMA C.E.O
Nii Agyiri-Blankson gets honourable mention
Source: ACCRA DAILY
MAIL July 6, 2006
By Kofi Agyepong &
Adrienne van der Valk.
A survey by the Gospel
Evangelical Crusades and Providence Foundation (GEOVAC-PFG) a Non-Governmental
Organization has found that many Ghanaians are poorly informed about the real
functions of the District Chief Executives (DCE), Municipal Chief Executives
(MCE) and Members of Parliament (MP). read more
11.
Adjiri-Blankson is the best mayor
Source: DAILY GRAPHIC,
July 10, 2006
Story by: Musah Yahaya
Jafaru
A STUDY on the
performance of Members of Parliament (MPs), Metropolitan and Municipal Chief
Executives (MCEs) and District Chief Executives (DCEs) in Accra, Tema and
Kumasi has revealed that Mr Stanley Nii Adjiri-Blankson has been the best Mayor
of the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) for the past 15 years. read more
12. TRUE ISLAM
IS BROTHERHOOD OF CHRISTIANITY
Source: AL RISALAH.
March 2006
Press statement by
Rev. Kwarteng Amaning.
The Christians-Muslims
Dialogue a Department of Gospel Evangelical Crusades and Providence Foundation
NGO - Ghana based in Tema in the Greater Accra Region has issued a Statement
that Muslims and Christians are direct cousins. The Statement said that God, in
His Own wisdom called Abraham and blessed him with two sons Ishmael and Isaac
by whose descendants are... read more
- for being a
man of religious peace"
Source: ACCRA DAILY
MAIL Wednesday May 31, 2006
The Greater Accra
Regional Minister, Sheikh I.C. Quaye has been commended for maintaining peace
and unity between Christians and Muslims in the region. A statement issued By
Rev. Kwarteng Amaning, who is the C.E.O of Christian Muslim Dialogue, a Tema
based NGO said during the first tenure of Sheikh I.C Quaye's stewardship as a
Regional Minister for Accra, and the region has seen peace and experienced
unity and understanding between the two big religious organizations in the
country. read more
14. Create
separate ministry for the police
Source: ACCRA DAILY
MAIL May 31, 2006
Bishop Seth Sillas
Danquah, the Ministerial Director of three religious organizations has appealed
to the Government of Ghana to put a levy on every vehicle registered in Ghana
for the Police Service as a special fund to help improve policing in the country.
A law, he said, must also be promulgated to require insurance companies in
Ghana to pay a certain percentage of their profit to the Ghana Police
Service. read more
Source: THE GHANAIN
VOICE August 29, 2005
... Rev. Kwarteng
Amaning
Ghanaians since 1992,
with the coming into force of constitutional multi party democracy have
witnessed the two major Political parties always at each others throat, in
every political matter that affects the nation both in parliament and outside
parliament. read more
