Government To Use Oil Revenue For Benefit of Ghanaians

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A 70-year-old palm wine tapper allegedly stabbed his nephew to death at Aburaso, a community in the Atwima Kwanwoma District of the Ashanti region at about 12:00pm on Friday. Kofi Tua aka Ojugu, who is in police custody, allegedly murdered his nephew, 52-year-old Akwasi Asante alias Oga, a farmer, after the deceased complained about his amorous relationship with a supposed mentally-challenged woman. Daily Guide gathered that the deceased, who was drunk at the time of the incident, entered the suspect’s room to walk out the woman while she and her ‘old’ lover were in bed having sex

Mr. Paul Evans Aidoo, the Western Regional Minister, has said the government would ensure that the oil wealth impacted greatly on the lives of majority of the people.

He said this in an address read for him at a durbar to climax the
20th anniversary celebration of Baidoo Bonsoe Senior High Technical
School at Agona Nkwanta.
The celebration was under the theme “The Oil find in Western
Region-Its implications for Secondary education in the Ahanta West
District.”

Mr. Aidoo said the government would manage funds from the oil
prudently and equitably to improve the lives of the people.
Mr. Aidoo said the school is benefitting from the construction of
a dormitory block.

He said several other classroom blocks are under construction in
basic schools in Miemia, Akatekyi, Anyano, Asanmasa, Aboadi, Ewusiejoe
and others in the district.
Mr. Aidoo said it is government’s policy to spread development
throughout the country with the need factor very paramount in the
distribution of these projects.

Professor Daniel Mireku-Gyimah, the Vice Chancellor of University
of Mines and Technology, Tarkwa, said science and technological
education were important for the country’s development.
He asked students to take science and technological education
seriously to enable them to especially take advantage of the country’s
oil industry.

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