TRENDING

Kano bans IV fluid, blood transfusion at patent medicine stores • Oborevwori names governing councils for three Delta varsities • Why I won’t apologise to Okpebholo — Davido • JUST IN: States, FG, LGs share N3tn as July revenue rose by N658bn • Madeleka aeleza namna alivyokamatwa Mahakama Kuu • Bayelsa Assembly sacks LG chairman, deputy • 2027: Tinubu’s govt will ensure peaceful, credible election – Idris • FAAC disburses record highest N3.007tn to FG, states, LGs for July • Osun Election: 20 of our members killed, 30 receiving treatment – Accord • Trump posts map showing Strait of Hormuz as US territory • Pilgrimage: Jigawa sets final hajj fare, fixes payment deadline • INEC fixes September 19 for Gombe federal constituency bye-election • Kano govt bans IV fluid, blood transfusion at patent medicine stores • I won’t apologise to Okpebholo for publishing his WAEC result – Davido • Trump votes by mail after calling ballots ‘inherently corrupt’ • Ogogo’s colleagues rally support as daughter says actor is unfit to fly • Infantino ally insists Fifa president still has backing of most football associations • Man United Legend Gets Six-Month Road Ban For Speeding • Osun Election: ‘I had no electoral deal’ — Adeleke denies alliance with ADC • Trump says no talks taking place or planned with Iran • Kano bans IV fluid, blood transfusion at patent medicine stores • Oborevwori names governing councils for three Delta varsities • Why I won’t apologise to Okpebholo — Davido • JUST IN: States, FG, LGs share N3tn as July revenue rose by N658bn • Madeleka aeleza namna alivyokamatwa Mahakama Kuu • Bayelsa Assembly sacks LG chairman, deputy • 2027: Tinubu’s govt will ensure peaceful, credible election – Idris • FAAC disburses record highest N3.007tn to FG, states, LGs for July • Osun Election: 20 of our members killed, 30 receiving treatment – Accord • Trump posts map showing Strait of Hormuz as US territory • Pilgrimage: Jigawa sets final hajj fare, fixes payment deadline • INEC fixes September 19 for Gombe federal constituency bye-election • Kano govt bans IV fluid, blood transfusion at patent medicine stores • I won’t apologise to Okpebholo for publishing his WAEC result – Davido • Trump votes by mail after calling ballots ‘inherently corrupt’ • Ogogo’s colleagues rally support as daughter says actor is unfit to fly • Infantino ally insists Fifa president still has backing of most football associations • Man United Legend Gets Six-Month Road Ban For Speeding • Osun Election: ‘I had no electoral deal’ — Adeleke denies alliance with ADC • Trump says no talks taking place or planned with Iran

August 18, 2026|16:37

Back to Home

Insecurity

'There’s a crisis ahead if they don't listen and address our concerns' — Minority on GoldBod

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

The Minority in Parliament has reiterated its criticism of the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod), cautioning that the institution could face a crisis if concerns raised about its operations are not addressed.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article