Former President John Dramani Mahama is sixty-two (62) years old today, November 29, 2020.

To mark her husband’s birthday, former First Lady, Lordina Mahama has taken to social media to wish him with a touching message.

Posting pictures of them in some romantic poses, Mrs. Mahama wrote on Facebook,

“You’ve been my inspiration, my strength and my soul mate.
You are always there when I need you. Having you by my side has meant the world to me.
Truly, if I am asked the secret to a happy marriage, I would be tempted to say “finding a husband like you”.

“You make life better for all whose lives you touch. On this special day, I pray for good health, long life and for God to give you many more reasons to continue to smile. May God open the eyes of all to see the purity in your heart and the selfless, committed man you are to family, friends and our dear country.

“Happy 62nd birthday and God bless you my dear husband- my perfect gift from God.
More Love, hugs and kisses from me and the children. Always read and remember Psalm 121: 1-8.

Love always,
Lordina. #iTrustJM

Source: GhanaFeed.Com

Former Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu has credited the Holy Trinity (God the father, the son and the holy spirit) for showing him the true colors of President Akufo-Addo after he had held him in high esteem thinking he was incorruptible.

Amidu revealed this in a 27paged letter to the President; noting that he realized he was fighting a lost battle against corruption when the President appealed to him to shelve his report on the corruption risk assessment on the Agyapa Royalties deal.

According to Amidu, he immediately realised that the President he had been adoring all this while was only the  ‘mother serpent of all corruption and corruption related activities’ in the country since independence.

“I became more convinced beyond any further reasonable doubt after my meeting with the president in his Office in the evening of Sunday Ist November 2020, when the President attempted to persuade me to shelve the Agyapa Royalties Limited Transaction anti-corruption report to allow him deal with the matter through a statement to the public, that God (represented by the Holy Trinity in my Catholic faith) was in his divine way revealing to me for the first time, that the President of Ghana only looked like an innocent flow of the fight against corruption And may God, encompassed in the Blessed Holy Trinity be eternally praised for this divine revelation”.

Source: GhanaFeed.com

Investigative journalist, Manasseh Azure Awuni believes Martin Amidu may have contributed to his abrupt end as the Special Prosecutor.

According to him, Mr. Amidu’s “holier than thou” posture as the SP affected his effectiveness when in office.

He noted in Facebook post that Martin Amidu should have exercised some flexibility in his dealings at the OSP.

In a reaction to Mr. Amidu’s 27-paged explosive response to the Presidency’s reply to his (Amidu) resignation, Manasseh stated, “It is also worth pointing out that apart from the interference, Martin Amidu’s extremely rigid posture and human relations could have contributed to his failure. It is possible to be flexible without compromising on your integrity or values.

“To succeed as a corruption fighter, you must work with with others. You must work with the good people and the bad people. You must learn to play your cards well and use people to get what you want without they knowing you’re using them. You cannot be an island and succeed.

“If you stand on a moral Afadzato and perceive or deal with all the rest from the valley of sin, you will achieve very little or nothing.”

Source: GhanaFeed.Com