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In the beginning it was so bliss Moments I designed to fulfill my nosiness Tangible times swimming in the spells of my dirty-sweet-mistakes Yes, a fulfillment of my secret illusions Moments so beautiful that I forgot there’s judgment after demise Moments so bizarre that its dirty effects hypnotized my thoughts Read More

BY OBIRI-YEBOAH MAXWELL. Mr. Agyapong, I have seen a new name on Social Media: The Watcher of The Watchman. No comment. I read your apology letter to parliament online yesterday and I must say it is in order for you to realize your mistake and do the right thing since Read More

  I climbed to the sun’s source Flew to the tweeting birds and the dormitory of the stars I journeyed from the East to West, from the high North to the South I remained conscious till the awakening of the moon, yet I could not find the words From the Read More

In my dream I saw this lady In my illusion I found her chant Her words, so deep in my heart will I forever plant The words, so pragmatic that I can’t forget I think I can, NO I can’t Her voice… as darling as that of a Yankee Sent Read More

By Obiri-Yeboah Maxwell. Currently, the talk of the town in Ghana is the investigative Journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas’ expose titled Number 12 versus the outspoken Member of Parliament for Assin North, Kennedy “Akompreko” Ohene Agyapong’s supposed counter titled “Who Watches Over The Watchman”. Others have been the Kelni GVG brouhaha, the Ghana Card Read More

From the start of our nation we were greeted with one common enemy An enemy who secretly crept into our minds, hearts and consumed us totally An enemy so strong that he has crippled us financially An obstruction that’s become a part of our very artery Causing us to be Read More

Seeing that infectio­­us smile on your face every morning The smile that constantly unveil nature’s pure hallmark A smile that causes all emotions at peace Seeing the unique blend of your values At your gate this is portrayed with a simple gesture A culture that glitters like no other Seeing Read More

Eorthe was all calm and bliss Then came the honorable hades Planting fruits of divergent routes An honorable-villain, father of all lies Pervasively entering minds and conquering hearts The world’s peace is bleached! From sunrise to sunset Different accounts filled the itching ears Then times faded into memories Memories telling Read More

I am a professional Graphics Designer and ever ready to work. Being it a citation, frame some pictures or edit them, branding your product, car, a professional logo to catch the target market, an event you are planning, a customized seasonal (Birthday, Val’s Day, Christmas, etc) greeting card and you Read More

I am a professional Graphics Designer and ever ready to work. Being it a citation, frame some pictures or edit them, branding your product, car, a professional logo to catch the target market, an event you are planning, a customized seasonal (Birthday, Val’s Day, Christmas, etc) greeting card and you Read More

By Obiri-Yeboah Maxwell.   Nineteen years ago when I was but a young lad, I recall watching an American action movie on a black and white television set on the State Broadcaster, Ghana Television. This was outside the family house of a man who owned the only drugstore in a Read More

By Obiri-Yeboah Maxwell. One hot afternoon, I sat in the veranda with my head on her lap as we sung one of our favorite local worship songs composed by Daughters of Glorious Jesus, a legendary Ghanaian vocal trio. The encounter which lasted about 47 minutes has become one of my Read More

I see some new faces around this table always. I smell some newbies deeply dipped in the dish The catalyst[s] for this huge aegis and participation I do not know. A bowl with beautiful features so pleasing to the eyes yet affects your very soul badly A bowl outwardly decorated Read More

Ebony shared this photo of herself and Dr. Lawrence Tetteh on Instagram on February 6, 2018, two days before her death. One thing was apparently clear among many of her fans and the general public that thronged the forecourt of the State House― they wanted to verify if, indeed, their Read More