Adom TV News (6-12-23)

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00:20 Ghana Psychology Council.

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03:03 Environmental analyst,

03:05 our second day Metropolitan Assembly,

03:07 Abdul Karim Udo,

03:09 and so I need to just say,

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10:41 - For the past two years,

11:01 these toll booth workers with disabilities

11:04 have been grappling with unemployment,

11:07 leading to severe consequences,

11:10 such as homelessness and the inability

11:13 to afford basic necessities.

11:15 Their plight has been exacerbated

11:20 by the lack of concrete plans to address

11:23 the challenges posed by the sudden cessation

11:27 of toll collection.

11:28 The minister is saying that they have paid

11:30 the toll workers.

11:32 - The promise made here by the finance minister

11:35 was not about paying their severance pay.

11:37 He said we will reassign them.

11:39 Fortunately, they are only asking government

11:41 to fulfill the promise of reassigning them.

11:44 So they can--

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11:49 - I want to put it on record

11:57 that the government of President Ecufuadu

12:02 continues to deal with all disabled person

12:07 in this country with great concern and--

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13:07 - Mr. Speaker, within the first 24 hours

13:11 of the outbreak of hostilities,

13:14 11 people were officially reported dead.

13:20 The usual vibrant and boisterous township

13:26 degenerated into a ghost town,

13:28 with hundreds taking flight to near and distant towns

13:33 and villages and others barricading themselves

13:37 and families in their homes to escape being killed.

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13:50 - I would appeal that stakeholders,

14:07 we attempt to deal with that fundamental issue.

14:14 Three tribes claiming land,

14:16 conflict about boundaries.

14:20 If we continue to play ostrich,

14:23 from time to time, there would be these eruptions.

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16:13 - Every year, you are to update your knowledge and skills

16:24 through participation

16:25 in continuous professional development.

16:28 There are programs set for that

16:32 and to renew your licenses.

16:35 This is in line with our core values of authenticity,

16:39 genuineness, community, excellence, and professionalism,

16:43 and it is also in the law.

16:45 It is therefore imperative to renew your licenses annually

16:51 to enable you to practice on the good side of the law.

16:55 And we, on our part, will do our best to make it easy,

17:00 easier and easier each time

17:02 for you to fulfill this obligation of yours.

17:05 Migrant Watch and Skilled Revolution Front.

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17:13 - Migrant Watch and Skilled Revolution Front,

17:27 an European society initiative of West Africa.

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19:29 - National High Level Meeting.

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19:47 Building a coordinated front to break the gaps in NCD

19:52 and mental health responses for universal health coverage.

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19:59 Neurologist, Dr. Augustine Achawefeli.

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20:10 - I'm on the Ghana page.

20:13 71% of our births are registered.

20:16 And do you know how many percentage

20:18 of our deaths are registered?

20:21 Only 25.

20:23 So that means even that little data that we have,

20:26 because even those registered are probably not registered

20:29 with true causes of death.

20:31 75% of the deaths that we have,

20:35 we do not know what has caused them.

20:38 And we have to know what we are dealing with

20:41 because you cannot plan if you don't know what to plan for.

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20:53 - Our approach should be multifaceted,

20:58 focusing on promoting healthy lifestyles,

21:02 ensuring access to quality healthcare services,

21:05 and strengthening health systems.

21:07 Addressing NCDs requires a united front

21:12 with each stakeholder playing a vital role.

21:15 Together we can create a healthier future for our nation,

21:20 where NCDs are prevented, detected early,

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21:26 Let us see the opportunity to make a lasting impact

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22:24 - Order 191 of our standard orders,

22:28 which deals with the constitution

22:33 of special or ad hoc committees

22:37 to look into matters referred to it by Mr. Speaker.

22:42 So Mr. Speaker, if you so indulge,

22:48 the clerk may be directed,

22:52 this one to order 7635 of our standard orders,

22:57 765 of our standard orders to read the petition.

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23:05 - Honorable Wasi Amiyaw Shirame,

23:21 and two technical experts,

23:25 Dr. Telflus Achampon,

23:31 and Mr. Antonio Kese.

23:38 This committee, under the chairmanship of Honorable Yogate,

23:49 will go into the petition and report to the House.

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24:43 - We are back on the WACON,

24:46 and we are hungry and willing to play there,

24:50 and I think a lot of players deserve it.

24:53 They play some a very long time for the Queens,

24:56 some maybe, for some it's the last WACON.

24:58 We have some young players, for them it's the first time,

25:02 so in general we have a very young squad,

25:05 need to develop and work and continue our mission.

25:09 I'm proud of this year,

25:11 we've won out of 11, 10 games,

25:13 and I think we can have a nice Christmas.

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29:05 - Yes, this album, Man and a Mission album,

29:23 that did so well, you know,

29:24 that's basically the first part of the tour

29:26 is here in Africa, so funny, you know?

29:30 It was released last year

29:31 and it was considered for Grammy

29:33 and the Grammy board loved,

29:37 though they didn't give me the win

29:39 or any kind of, the top five nomination,

29:43 they loved--

29:44 - You didn't get the--

29:46 - The top five.

29:47 - You didn't get the nomination, you didn't get the cut.

29:48 - I didn't get the cut, yeah,

29:50 because that's another political platform.

29:54 - Why do you think it's a political platform?

29:56 - I'm sure, you know--

29:56 - But if you were nominated, would you have said that?

30:00 - If I was nominated, I would have said that.

30:03 Yeah, because it's still a political,

30:05 but it don't matter, they have to come a time

30:07 when good comes true.

30:10 How long can they stop it because of who they know

30:12 or who is in power, you know what I mean?

30:14 So I would still think,

30:15 because they might just give you a chance

30:18 and some of them are still, you know what I mean,

30:22 disregard, many of them, you know what I mean,

30:24 many of them good music just for other names

30:27 and that's a fact, I mean--

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