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Ashiaman Swoop Was Sanctioned – Ghana Armed Forces

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2 years ago

March 8, 2023

Ashiaman Swoop Was Sanctioned – Ghana Armed Forces

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) on Wednesday, March 8, 2023 has issued a releases concerning a swoop at Ashaiman was sanctioned as part of “a man-hunt” for some criminals, who are suspected to have stabbed and killed a young soldier on Saturday (4 March).

This action was conducted following the killing of military member Sherif Imoro.

The Ghana Armed Forces in the statement announced that, following the operations at Ashaiman-Taifa and Tulaku, the military personnel picked up about 184 suspects aged between 21 and 47 years old and have since handed them over to the Military Police.

In the statement signed by Brigadier General E. Aggrey-Quarshie, Director of General Public Relations at the Ghana Armed Forces, the military command explained that the persons picked up will later be handed over to the Ghana Police Service for screening and for further action.

“During the course of the swoop, the personnel seized 29 slabs and 57 mini slabs of suspected Indian hemp and amnesia among other forms of the narcotics.”

“The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) also wishes to place on record that the swoop was not targeted at innocent civilians but was an intelligence–led operation conducted on suspected hideouts of criminals and crime-prone areas in the general area,” GAF explained in its statement.

On innocent persons being caught up in the mayhem unleashed at Ashaiman, GAF in its statement said it was regrettable.

“GAF however acknowledges that regrettably some innocent persons might have been caught up in the operation and consequently suffered some distress due to the location they found themselves at the time.”

GAF further urged residents to provide meaningful information to security agencies to help unravel the truth of the matter.

Source: Ghana Armed Forces

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Prophecies About Joselyn Dumas Surface Amidst Controversial Appointment Reports

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2 weeks ago

March 4, 2025

Tina Ketewa

Actress Joselyn Dumas and Prophet Moses Bennisan

Prophet Moses Bennisan and Actress Joselyn Dumas

Amid the ongoing controversy surrounding the reported appointment of renowned Ghanaian television host and actress Joselyn Dumas, videos have surfaced on social media showing prophecies directed at her by Prophet Moses Bennisan, the Founder and Head Pastor of the Family Altar Ministries in East Legon.

The first prophecy was delivered on December 31, 2024, during the church’s crossover service, while the second came on Saturday, March 1, 2025, during the Prophetic Morning Glory prayers. In the December prophecy, Prophet Bennisan told Dumas, “I keep seeing a Sunday. It’s going to be a celebration day for you. The Lord says what you didn’t even plan for, He has arranged it waiting for you.” On March 1, he further declared that she was about to make headlines—just a day before reports of her alleged appointment surfaced.

News broke on the evening of March 2, 2025, that Joselyn Dumas had been appointed by President John Dramani Mahama as the Deputy Director for Diaspora Affairs. However, the announcement was met with skepticism, as several known NDC commentators quickly dismissed it as fake news. As of now, neither Dumas nor the Presidency has issued an official statement to confirm or deny the reports.

While details of the prophecies remain a topic of speculation, some believe they provide a spiritual context to both Dumas’ alleged appointment and the controversy surrounding it.

As discussions around Dumas’ potential new role continue, the emergence of these prophecies has added another dimension to the debate. Whether viewed as divine confirmation or coincidence, they have undoubtedly fueled further public interest in the situation.

Written by: Maame Adwoa A. Mensah

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