MP Ewurabena Aubynn Urges Muslim Youth to Celebrate Eid Responsibly. The Member of parliament for Ablekuma North, Ewurabena Aubynn has emphasized the spiritual significance of Eid and Ramadan, and has urged Muslims, especially the youth, to celebrate responsibly. Appreciating the peace and unity in her constituency, she called for caution during the festivities. Addressing the press, she mentioned some key people like honorable MC Musa Adamu Kalamu and the Ajianada of Dakuman West Electoral Area, Abu, and all the Zongo chiefs and imams. Madam Aubynn vibe with gratitude for the Muslim family's support. " Salamu alaikum, happy Eid to you too, and may the spirit of the celebration bring you joy and peace "

MP Ewurabena Aubynn Urges Muslim Youth to Celebrate Eid Responsibly. The Member of parliament for Ablekuma North, Ewurabena Aubynn has emphasized the spiritual significance of Eid and Ramadan, and has urged Muslims, especially the youth, to celebrate responsibly. Appreciating the peace and unity in her constituency, she called for caution during the festivities. Addressing the press, she mentioned some key people like honorable MC Musa Adamu Kalamu and the Ajianada of Dakuman West Electoral Area, Abu, and all the Zongo chiefs and imams. Madam Aubynn vibe with gratitude for the Muslim family's support. " Salamu alaikum, happy Eid to you too, and may the spirit of the celebration bring you joy and peace "

Minority Slams PURC Tariff Cut as “Inadequate,” Demands Meter Probe Report and Scrap of GH¢1 Dumsor Levy The Minority Caucus on Parliament’s select Committee on Energy has launched a fierce attack on government’s handling of the energy sector, describing the recent electricity tariff reduction as “grossly inadequate,” demanding immediate publication of the prepaid meter investigation report, and calling for the urgent repeal of the controversial GH¢1 Dumsor Levy amid rising fuel prices. According to the Deputy Ranking on the committee Mr Collins Adomako Mensah said that, the 4.81% electricity tariff reduction announced by the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission fails to reflect real economic conditions and shortchanges consumers who, they argue, have been overbilled for months. Addressing a press conference, Afigya Kwabre North Mp insisted that a minimum 10% reduction would better compensate Ghanaians. Citing what they describe as consistent overestimation of inflation and e