CASE UPDATE: The Republic v Solomon Asamoah & Prof Christopher Ameyaw-Akumfi (Sky Train)
CASE UPDATE: The Republic v Solomon Asamoah & Prof Christopher Ameyaw-Akumfi (Sky Train)
The Accused Persons have no witnesses. The 1st Accused Person wants the Court to order these 15 persons to come and testify for him.
1. Mr. Joe Ghartey, Former Minister, Railway Development.
2. Ms. Harriet Abban, Company Secretary, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund
3. Mr. Benjamin Narteh Abrakwa, Former Senior Finance Officer, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund
4. Mr George Arhin, Country Senior Partner, PriceWaterhouseCoopers.
5. Mr. Andrews Agyenim Boateng, Former Director, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund.
6. Mr. Nana Dwemoh Benneh, Chief Executive Officer, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund
7. Mr. Tweneboa Kodua Fokuo, Former Director, Infrastructure Investment Fund.
8. Ms. Cecelia Gambrah, Former Director, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund.
9. Mr. Emmanuel Offei, Managing Partner, Boateng, Offei & Co.
10. Mr. Reginald Okai, Chief Finance Officer, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund.
11. Mr. Daniel Kwadwo Owusu, Managing Partner, Deloitte Ghana.
12. Mr. Kwasi Tumi, Managing Partner, CFL Global Partners.
13. Dr. Pamela Graham, The Auditor-General.
14. Ms. Yvonne Odoley Sowah, Former Director, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund.
15. Ms. Nana Afua Kyerewaa Ababio, Former Director, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund.
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CASE UPDATE: The Republic v Solomon Asamoah & Prof Christopher Ameyaw-Akumfi (Sky Train)
The Accused Persons have no witnesses. The 1st Accused Person wants the Court to order these 15 persons to come and testify for him.
1. Mr. Joe Ghartey, Former Minister, Railway Development.
2. Ms. Harriet Abban, Company Secretary, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund
3. Mr. Benjamin Narteh Abrakwa, Former Senior Finance Officer, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund
4. Mr George Arhin, Country Senior Partner, PriceWaterhouseCoopers.
5. Mr. Andrews Agyenim Boateng, Former Director, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund.
6. Mr. Nana Dwemoh Benneh, Chief Executive Officer, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund
7. Mr. Tweneboa Kodua Fokuo, Former Director, Infrastructure Investment Fund.
8. Ms. Cecelia Gambrah, Former Director, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund.
9. Mr. Emmanuel Offei, Managing Partner, Boateng, Offei & Co.
10. Mr. Reginald Okai, Chief Finance Officer, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund.
11. Mr. Daniel Kwadwo Owusu, Managing Partner, Deloitte Ghana.
12. Mr. Kwasi Tumi, Managing Partner, CFL Global Partners.
13. Dr. Pamela Graham, The Auditor-General.
14. Ms. Yvonne Odoley Sowah, Former Director, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund.
15. Ms. Nana Afua Kyerewaa Ababio, Former Director, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund.
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Leonardo DiCaprio is the person who has given the Internet the most memes.
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Tomorrow, we move with purpose!
Join the movement as Dr. Sammy Ayeh officially files his nomination for Deputy National Communications Officer.
Let’s show up, stand together and make our voices count!
#DrSammyAyeh4DNCO
Tomorrow, we move with purpose!
Join the movement as Dr. Sammy Ayeh officially files his nomination for Deputy National Communications Officer.
Let’s show up, stand together and make our voices count!
#DrSammyAyeh4DNCO
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Never make someone feel smaller just to prove how capable you are.
Especially someone who has the power to advance your career.
Law 1: Never Outshine the Master.
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"The first time I heard of the bribe, I was told by a journalist that a Customs Officer in Lebanon alleged that someone took a bribe here [in Ghana], and the second time was from Martin Kpebu"
- Alexander Twum-Barimah Esq [NACOC] #Newsfile
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Which law from The 48 Laws of Power do you use most in everyday life?
1. Never Outshine the Master
2. Conceal Your Intentions
3. Always Say Less Than Necessary
4. Use Absence to Increase Respect and Honor
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I’m always fascinated by people who think their interpretation of me is more accurate than my actual experience of myself. 😭
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The work on the Concourse linking Terminals 2 and 3 at the Accra International Airport is progressing steadily.
Few months back, President Mahama cut sod for it to commence and its already at 20% completion.
I recall Minister @FelixKwakyeOfo1 shared that good news here.
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Which law from The 48 Laws of Power is most useful in everyday life?
1. Conceal Your Intentions
2. Always Say Less Than Necessary
3. Master the Art of Timing
4. Never Outshine the Master
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Till date the “Battle of the Bastards” in Game of Thrones is still the best cinematic masterpiece ever created ⚔️
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Never become so attached to one side that you lose the freedom to think for yourself.
Keep your independence. Make decisions based on your interests, not pressure.
Law 20: Do Not Commit to Anyone.
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Recall the Concourse linking Terminals 2 and 3 at the Accra International Airport that President Mahama cut sod for a few months ago?
It is already at 20% completion.
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The 48 Laws of Power List:
(Law 16-30)
16. Make Yourself Less Available
17. Keep Others Guessing
18. Never Isolate Yourself
19. Know Who You're Dealing With
20. Protect Your Independence
21. Let Others Underestimate You
22. Turn Surrender Into Strategy
23. Focus Your Resources
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The future requires more than enthusiasm; it requires experience, organisation and commitment. Basiera Saankara brings all three.
#Saankara2026 #Saankara4NYO #SaankaraStepsForward #LeadingTheGreenArmy


























