The new name of the school, according to its Founder and President, Bishop Titi-Ofei, reflects the school’s strategic direction and specialty in education provision.

“..the name change which was recently approved by the National Accreditation Board reflects our strategic direction and is an emphasis on our location, specialty, and specificity of our education provision. It is the completion of our evolution into a huge global brand,” he said.

The Accra Business School is a prestigious Christian Business School accredited to offer globally recognized postgraduate, undergraduate and professional programmes.

It is an affiliate of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) Kumasi, Ghana and Australian Institute of Business (AIB) Adelaide, Australia.

It is driven by a business education philosophy based on the principle that Business Education and Business Growth will result in Democratic Stability.

The School has collaborated with various stakeholders especially in business to develop its unique programs relevant to both the local and international market.

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By: citifmonline.com/Ghana

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The body of the able young soldier, gutted by the fire of a woman in a gutter, wounding the womb that begat him and hurting the heart that hailed him as a hero. A young heart, broken but not crushed because it is stronger than the men who murdered her hero.

Insane politicians with insensitive political lunacy, will insinuate a political agenda but ignorant as they are, let’s ignore them to lick their wounds like dogs chained to the past with a dogmatic belief that this pain will give them political advantage.

In my days, there were no lynching squads lurking on the lanes to lick me up like fire that licks up the straw. At midnight I meandered my way through stray dogs and my mother had no worries about mobsters; her only worry like a typical African woman, were the witches of the night. Back then, even the witches were friendlier than the lynching squads on our streets today.

From Tumu to Dixcove the bodies of wretched old women littered the dusty road of our villages lynched by the lynching squad, who accused them of witchcraft. They wailed in their hamlets and cried for help but the city dwellers ignored them.

From Samiabone to Aflao, the bodies of young men lie lifeless in the scorching sun accused of robbery they probably did not commit. They fought back but we failed them.

The conscience of an unconscious country is finally awoken. A sacrificial lamb led to the slaughter but his blood is crying for justice for those we failed. Once a soldier always a soldier. Even in death, the soldier keeps fighting for freedom and justice.

Our tears must bring justice to him, less we cry like crocodiles.

“Righteousness exalteth a nation: but sin is a reproach to any people.” Proverbs 14:34 (KJV)

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By: Bishop Gideon Titi-Ofei

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This was contained in a congratulatory statement signed by the Association’s General Secretary, Bishop Gideon Titi-Ofei.

“NACCC entreats the winning party’s supporters to see this victory as a victory for Ghana and therefore be modest in their jubilation by not taking the law into their own hands,” the statement said.

The Association congratulated the incumbent President, John Mahama for his exemplary role in ensuring a peaceful electioneering period.

“The National Association of Charismatic and Christian Churches of Ghana (NACCC) wish to congratulate the President-elect, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo for emerging victorious in the 2016 Presidential elections and also wish to congratulate His Excellency, President John Dramani Mahama for the excellent leadership role he played in achieving a peaceful elections in Ghana coupled with the bold step in congratulating the President-elect.”

It also lauded the other political parties and the independent candidates for their respective roles in achieving a successful election.

“NACCC also salutes the Electoral Commission, the National Peace Council, the Security services, Civil Society Organization, Political party supporters and the media for their respective roles.”

It urged the populace to continue to pray for the country as it goes through the transition period.

“NACCC urges Ghanaians to continue to pray and acknowledge God upon our beloved country as we go through this transition period.”

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By: Jonas Nyabor/citifmonline.com/Ghana
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