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  CAUTION   By Abrakwa Jacob Kojo  1 minute read Following 42 instances of nighttime masturbation, the authorities officially declared the death of a Brazilian adolescent named David Garcia. He is said to have started masturbating at midnight and passed out a few hours later, into the next morning. His mother claimed to have knowledge of his addiction. But because her kid passed away before she could, she was tardy in getting him care. His school pals made remarks about how they had seen their friend struggle with addiction. He primarily urged them to watch pornography, they said. Regardless of their race or physical characteristics, he also felt an odd fascination to the female students. His room also had a lot of obscene images. This event took place in 2011.

  TECHNOLOGY   By Abrakwa Jacob Kojo  1 min read In a picturesque seaside wedding ceremony, the Chief Executive Officer for OpenAI, affectionately known as ChatGPT, exchanged vows with his long-time partner, Sam Altman. The union of these two prominent figures in the tech world was a celebration of love that surprised many and left social media buzzing. Sam Altman, a distinguished software engineer, and ChatGPT, the visionary mind behind OpenAI, call California home. Initially, the images from the wedding raised eyebrows, with some speculating that they were AI-generated. However, sources close to the couple clarified that these enchanting moments were shared on Altman's private Instagram story. Pictures of the wedding  Anonymously shared details hinted at the couple's longstanding connection, tracing back to their university days. Despite their years together, Altman and ChatGPT managed to keep their relationship from the public eye. The first public glimpse of their togethern

  CIRCULATING   By Abrakwa Jacob Kojo   In a solemn moment, the KNUST community grieves the loss of Epiphany Asare, a dynamic and talented level 400 Communication Design student. Today, we come together not only to convey the sad news but to honor and commemorate the life and lasting influence of an individual whose presence deeply touched those in her midst. A Passionate Journey: Epiphany's tenure at KNUST was characterized by an unwavering passion and commitment to her field of study. As a level 400 Communication Design student, she immersed herself in the world of creativity, displaying her artistic flair and leaving an enduring impact on her peers and mentors. Creative Brilliance: Epiphany's talents transcended the academic domain. Her creative brilliance manifested in diverse projects, reflecting her distinctive perspective and artistic vision. The captivating designs she crafted stand as a testament to her skill and creativity, forming a lasting part of her legacy. Impac

  Politics   By ABRAKWA JACOB KOJO   Nana Kwame Bediako, founder of the New Force Movement, attributes his presidential ambition to divine inspiration, citing a dream that fueled his desire to transform Ghana. Despite lacking political knowledge, he pursued his goal, stating, "I went straight for the seat because that is what God said. His presidential aspirations, nurtured over the past year, materialized through the New Force Movement, conceived as a platform to reshape the country's narrative, free from traditional politics. Bediako, also known as Freedom Jacob Caesar, recently revealed himself as the movement's face, prompting anticipation among Ghanaians. However, "The Convention 2024" event was abruptly canceled due to a government permit revocation, leading Bediako to criticize the disregard for local events compared to foreign ones. Despite challenges, he remains committed to his vision, portraying himself as a man with a noble purpose and a comprehensive

  # NATIONAL ISSUES   Jan 10, 2024 By Saviola Jacobs  Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia emphasized the crucial role of digital transformation in Ghana's economy, stating that it can propel development, tackle longstanding issues, and enhance economic and public sector governance. Speaking at the 75th Annual New Year School at the University of Ghana, he highlighted the event's significance as a platform for various sectors to discuss national concerns. Dr. Bawumia reiterated the government's commitment since 2017 to leverage digital transformation for leapfrogging development, addressing historical challenges, and enhancing governance in both economic and public sectors.

 # Religion Jan 09,2024 By Saviola Jacobs  A report by the BBC's Africa Eye uncovered allegations against the late Pastor Temitope Balogun Joshua of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), accusing him of raping, torturing, and subjecting church members to solitary confinement over nearly 20 years. The investigative report, spanning two years, included victim accounts detailing these incidents, along with claims of forced abortions within a secretive Lagos compound. The report, published in a three-part, 150-minute video titled "Disciples: The Cult of TB Joshua" on YouTube, also explored the stories of former disciples and workers. It further investigated the 2014 collapse of a guest house for church pilgrims, resulting in the death of at least 116 individuals. Additionally, Joshua faced allegations of faking miracle healings broadcasted to millions worldwide. Reaction by some views @ WondaDell: “Y’all think a single documentary with no valid evidence but just accusa

  # NATIONAL POLITICS   Jan 08, 2024 By Abrakwa Jacob Kojo  Nana Kwame Bediako, known as the 'Man in the Mask,' has revealed his identity after months of controversy surrounding his 'The New Force' campaign in politics. Speaking after the canceled New African Foundation Convention, Bediako stated, "I'm here for your benefit, not to cause fear. I'm investing in your future, not just in myself." The businessman, also known as Freedom Jacob Ceasar, declared himself as a savior aiming to rebuild Ghana and Africa. He emphasized the need for education and uplifting children, hinting at sharing his policies and visions soon. Bediako expressed readiness to sacrifice his anonymity to bring forth his purpose and positive intentions for the nation and Africa's development. Despite plans for the "Igniting the Voices of Africa" Convention with eminent speakers like Dr. Arikana, P.L.O Lumumba, Julius Malema, and Peter Obi, unexpected disruptions led to