Work and Happiness

A deep conversation on the power of hope why it matters, how to hold onto it in dark times, and what happens when it fades. Listen as Apostle Oko shares real stories, struggles, and lessons that remind us that losing hope is never the end, but the beginning of finding strength

The Prophecy Review Desk should include pastors who are gifted in interpreting prophecies, because interpretation itself is a distinct and important responsibility – Apostle Oko Hackman

Following the viral livestream by a man identified as Ralph, who disrupted the Emergency Department at Ridge Hospital while accusing nurses of neglecting patients, public reactions remain divided. While some defend his actions as a bold call for accountability, others argue he crossed the line by disrupting hospital operations. The incident has sparked a wider conversation about patient care and the best way to demand change

A man identified as Ralph caused a scene at the Ridge hospital’s Emergency Department while livestreaming on Facebook. In his broadcast, he accused nurses of neglecting patients. But was this the right way to address his concerns?

Work and Happiness

Diabetes, if not properly managed, can lead to serious complications affecting the heart, kidneys, eyes, nerves, and more. From cardiovascular disease to vision loss . Listen as we explore the short- and long-term health risks, how they develop, and the steps you can take to prevent or manage them

Listen in as Father Abraham shares simple, free, and practical ways to break free from spiritual marriages, diabetes, and high blood pressure — and live healthier inside and out

Evangelist Akwasi Nyarko has retracted all negative comments he made about President Mahama in a video he posted online. He claims to have composed an entire song for Mahama that contributed to his electoral victory, but says the president has since neglected him. According to Nyarko, hunger was what drove him to make those remarks

Do you think Ghanaians are taking advantage of the helicopter crash to make demands they don’t deem fit? Let’s discuss the line between genuine concerns and opportunism in times of national tragedy. Are some voices raising valid issues, or are others using the moment to push personal or political agendas?

What is motivating you to vote tomorrow? Is it due to popularity, policies, dissatisfaction with the current government, or another reason?