GENERAL NEWS: Akufo-Addo to firm-up school reopening after Cabinet meeting on December 30

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  President  Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo  is receiving briefings from  COVID-19  Technical Taskforce on limited school re-openings and would make a firm decision on school reopening in January 2021 after a Cabinet meeting on December 30, 2020. Addressing a news conference in Accra on  COVID-19  Updates on Tuesday, Information Minister,  Kojo Oppong Nkrumah , said the  COVID-19  Taskforce would work throughout the Christmas period to brief the President and analyse the impact of the  COVID-19  pandemic on students, during the limited school re-openings in July, August, September, and October, this year. Government in July allowed final year students in the tertiary education institutions to complete their semester courses and wrote their exit examinations. The final year senior high school students also returned to complete their term courses and wrote the West African Examination Certificate (WAEC), while the final year Junior ...
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ENTERTAINMENT NEWS: You are a bad journalist - Frema tears Chris-Vincent apart over Sarkodie..

Well-versed female broadcaster with Metro TV, Frema Adunyame has revealed passionately that popular blogger Chris-Vincent is unprofessional and a bad journalist.

It would be recalled that the controversial blogger Chris-Vincent Agyapong Febiri caused outrage with his blog post titled "King Sarkodie" — Perhaps a truly arrogant fame driven illiterate “douchebag”.

According to Chris, Sarkodie snubbed a female fan in a very embarrassing and arrogant way.

He noted that Sarkodie who was walking around with an 'angry face', gave the woman a rude response by ignoring her.

Chris disdainfully continued to describe Sarkodie as "an illiterate arrogant douchebag—who walks around with a camera, a frowned face and completely ignores a shout-out from a fan in such a contemptuous manner”

The controversial blogger's write-up has generated elephantine controversy on social media— with many entertainment pundits tagging him as unprofessional.

Expressing her view on the issue, Frema Adunyame, accentuated strenuously that Chris-Vincent shouldn’t be taken seriously since most of his publications are not accurate and completely false.

“First and foremost this is one person's report…this is Chris-Vincent's account of what happened...We haven't heard from Sarkodie-- as to whether what happen is what exactly happened that’s another story altogether… somebody like Chris-Vincent I have my own reservations when it comes to him…I have seen lots of reports from him which are not accurate, not factual, they are completely false.. someone who exaggerates, someone who doesn’t get his facts right…and this could be one of them".

"Yes, Sarkodie is a superstar, I agree people might not know what is on your mind, but you don't have to go to that extent of insulting...as a journalist you don't have to call people douche-bag...it is ungentlemanly and am extremely disappointed", Frema passionately revealed on ‘Good Morning Ghana’ on Metro TV. monitored by Razzonline.com.

Frema Adunyame, who is also the manageress of contemporary highlife musician Kwabena Kwabena, advised that Chris-Vincent is a bad and very unprofessional journalist who only strides on insulting people to make him relevant so must not be taken seriously.

Kindly watch excerpts of Frema’s submission in the video below!

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