YEBOAH BENJAMIN

Yeboah Benjamin writes  As a business student, I know of Dud cheque but the first time I have a taste of it, I nearly went mad. Infact the taste is more than painful and bitter. Words can't describe the feelings. As a young graduate actively seeking for Job, I first opt to go for a sales representative of an insurance company (name withheld) while I continue my search just to sustain me for the moment. Working for this company for six months, no commission receive yet, though I have register more than 800 clients within that period. I started complaining and decided to quit this job after I have get this my commission. Working for this company for more than a year, I was supposed to received a little above Ghc2500 as I have register more than 1500 clients. Great news came my way one afternoon, the manager called telling me to passby for my commission. That moment the feeling was awesome. I stayed at Abuakwa and this company is at Adum, imagin

To say patience is a virtue is an understatement. It’s really more of a skill, one that can be learned and needs constant nurturing. When you look at what it means to have patience, you’re ultimately talking about dealing with your own thoughts and emotions. As a spiritual being, there is an unbounded, limitless presence within you that is constantly seeking expression. As a time-bound, physical being, you have limitations for expressing this inner knowledge—constantly seeking instant gratification and spontaneous movement that doesn’t exist in the physical realm. You think, act, and experience, and this should be the simplicity of life. Unfortunately, it’s not that simple. Problems arise when you think and it doesn’t seem to produce immediate results. But the most important thing to focus on is the word “seem.” The wisdom handed down through the ages supports the idea that every heartfelt intention and desire is met with support. Remember that patience is the abili

MY TAKE BY SAKYI EMMANUEL (Crusaders of NPP - Secretary) When did politics started becoming a dangerous and a wicked game in my noble political party (NPP)? My attention has been drawn to an illegal taking of money from young and needy crusaders who worked hard for our party to gain power before an appointment letter is given to them. I was shocked when I heard that the constituency secretary and his supporters are thise involved in this dubious act. I asked myself how? I can't fathom because we (crusaders) were promised of Jobs, Jobs and Jobs prior to 2016 elections but not knowing it was just a mere talk to trigger us to sacrifice our lives for the party rather than a genuine or true talk. Now we are experiencing otherwise.  A sum of 200 cedis is to be paid for appointment letter and medicals. 100 cedis for each respectively. My next questions are 1. Are these people medical professionals or agricultural experts? 2. Is this the proper way to appreciate the you