OBSERVER'S CORNER

I never thought of adding my voice to the discussion pertaining to the establishment of the Special Prosecutor's office and its subsequent appointment of someone to man that position. On a different look I found it valuable to add my voice to the appointment and the office. The Special Prosecutor's Office as a campaign promise by the NPP government is supposedly to tackle the menace in governance by government appointees in the area of corruption as was the characterization of the NDC government. Corruption has always been the trouble causing headache to the development agenda of the state and in an attempt I found it wise for the establishment of this office. But my problem was who is going to occupy that office? Is it going to be the same old story of party faithful appointment who will lack the "balls" to prosecute his/her own people? On a second thought I felt it was going to be a witch-hunting strategy to end the reign and voice of the main opposition part...

I felt bad for the happenings of the new year when I visited the Achimota mall. What I saw was an eyesore and the spirit of renewal of vow died paving way for deep thoughts. As a concern citizen with thoughts of changing the status quo of society I felt that the worst thing to happen to Ghanaians is the celebration of new year and the building of malls in the country. To be sincere, new year day was when most young ones broke their virginity and lost their godly image to alcohol and infidelity. I am no saint but the truth about life is that occasionally actions derail the beauty of society and this day prostitution went on high leading to an almost collapse of society. The attitude of young people made me put up this little piece of advice calling it occasional prostitute and we as young ones have a lot to offer society and stop being alcoholic and sex prostitutes on any day.