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Ama Diana, the ‘Egyptian Borga’ cursed by her sponsored boyfriend, has died

GHBase.Com recently reported a sad story about a lady named Ama Diana who appeared on Aunty Naa’s “Oyerepe Afotuo” show on Kumasi-based Oyerepa FM.
According to Ama Diana in the interview with Aunty Naa, she travelled to Egypt from Ghana in 2017 with the assistance of her baby daddy, Samuel Twumasi Darko.
Diana claimed that due to the demands of her job, she could barely find time for her boyfriend, which strained their relationship because the man was unhappy about their inability to communicate on a regular basis.
She claimed that her baby daddy began putting financial pressure on her and became increasingly domineering.
Diana stated that this man, Samuel Twumasi Darko, began inquiring about the types of men she interacted with, which led to a disagreement.
“Not every Arab will allow you to use a phone in their home if you are not finished with your duties. But he was having none of it.
At one point, he wanted to snoop around my life, including a property I had purchased with his assistance. I sent him about GH2,700, but he was not forthcoming. I would have people call him, and he would enquire as to how I was able to travel.
“I got angry and asked for a breakup, which resulted in an exchange of words, and in the process, he told me I’d suffer,” she sadly recalled.
Diana claimed that in 2021, she noticed physical changes in her body and was forced to return to Ghana with the assistance of the Ghanaian community in Egypt.
“Three months into 2021, I noticed that my stomach was bloated. I had a scan, and the doctor told me I had a liver problem and that my womb was destroyed. After my return, I was admitted to several hospitals.
I had to sell the land I purchased to pay for my illness, and I am now completely broken. Everywhere I go, people tell me the boy has something to do with my condition.”
And, as of today, March 15, 2023, GHBase.Com can authoritatively confirm that Ama Diana under consideration died in her sorry state without receiving healing after battling the strange illness for years.
Source: Ghbase.com
General News
ECG disconnects Osu Police Barracks over illegal connection

The national revenue mobilisation taskforce of the Electricity Company of Ghana disconnected three blocks at the police barracks at Osu in Accra due to an illegal connection (connected power directly without a metre).
The task force discovered the illegality on Tuesday while on its routine rounds to recover customer monies.
Aside from pursuing people who owe ECG debts, the task force takes advantage of the opportunity to look for illegal connections.
“Since it’s an illegal connection, we have the first right to disconnect before we deal with issues.” The manager in charge of external communications, Laila Abubakari told Citi News.
The disconnection is part of a national exercise to collect monies owed to ECG by customers and to also ascertain the condition of all meters.
“The Ghana police would have to come to ECG where a bill will be generated for them covering a period of 12 months,” she added.
She stated that power would be restored once they paid the surcharge.
“The administration block also owes, but due to security implications, we’ve spared that facility while we discuss further the amount involved. We consider the police accommodation facilities (blocks) a general facility, hence the disconnection”.
Meanwhile, the ECG Revenue Mobilization Taskforce was held hostage for about 30 minutes after they disconnected the Ghana Post Company over GH¢89,000 debt.
On Tuesday, the task force was at the premises to conduct its ongoing revenue mobilisation exercise when staff prevented it from leaving the Accra main office.
The disconnection exercise is in its second week of a month-long national exercise to recover GH5.7 billion from their books.
Source: adomonline.com
General News
Pastor closes church after winning bet

After winning 100 million Ugandan Shillings from sports betting, a pastor in a local church in Uganda abandoned his church members by closing the church.
Explaining his motivation, the overjoyed pastor revealed that the lottery was a gift from God and a quick way to get him out of poverty, which he had been experiencing.
He also revealed that he established the church as a source of income rather than through anointing.
“I must admit I opened this church due to greed but not anointing. I saw how several pastors make money by having large crowds and making false prophecies to attract more,” he opened up.
He stated that running a church without a calling became extremely difficult, resulting in sleepless nights. Burdened with guilt, the pastor chose to close it and seek other sources of income.
“As time went on, I realized this was not right; I started having sleepless nights and I would always have weird dreams.
“Before I opened this church, everything was normal on my side. Even without money, I did not have any strange dreams. So I decided to abolish this and look for other ways of making money” he said.
The pastor stated that he tried his luck at gambling, putting a whopping Ush1 million on the line.
“I had to pay for these games and surprisingly it took me about a month to receive them. They told me they had issues with their system and the process of securing games takes time. I almost gave up and called them scammers but they contacted me with the details and wow! I went full swing and got odd of 700,” he said.
He stopped going to church after discovering that he made far more money gambling than he had ever made operating a church in his entire life.
General News
The Energy Ministry has not been disconnected from the power grid – ECG

The Managing Director of Ghana’s Electricity Company, Samuel Dubik Mahama, has denied reports that the Ministry of Energy had been disconnected from the national grid due to unpaid bills for power supplied.
Mr Mahama hinted that reports of the Ministry’s disconnection are just a few of the innuendos thrown into the media sphere in an attempt to divert attention away from the power distribution company’s revenue mobilisation drive.
Mr Mahama revealed on Citi TV’s Point of View that government establishments owe 15% of the GH5.7 billion he hopes to recover within a month.
He emphatically disclosed that “The Ministry of Energy doesn’t owe us and the Ministry is exclusively on prepaid meters and that is the case with most of the MMDAs and state-owned enterprises.”
“We are not going to favour anybody and our main debtors are industry, they are not doing what they are supposed to do, and they are pretending not to know that they owe us,” Mr Mahama further lamented.
The power distribution company is currently on the ground, attempting to recover debts owed to it in order to improve its operations.
Mr Mahama also stated that the company is putting in place the necessary processes to digitalize power vending in order to increase revenue inflows and eliminate long lines at vending points.
“Hopefully, in the next month or two and with my digital process, queues will be a thing of the past because very soon consumers will be able to purchase ECG credit with their mobile devices with NFC connection.
“Very soon there will be no queues, and we are going to be customer-driven and even now postpaid customers are able to sit in the comfort of their homes to pay their electricity bill.”
Source: citinewsroom.com
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