Renowned Ghanaian automobile-manufacturing company known as Kantanka Automobile, owned by genius technologist of our time, widely known as Emeritus Prof. Apostle Dr Ing.

Kwadwo Safo, Founder of the Kristo Asafo Church, is now set together with his Son CEO Kwadwo Safo Jnr, and the entire workers to officially unveil Kantanka electronic and Uberlike vehicle built by the company.
Few years back, Ghanaians have already requested from the Kantanka Group, to start its production of smaller vehicles and electronic tricycles, commonly known in Ghana as ‘Aboboyaa’, and finally the company has made it clear that, they intend to launch these type of smaller vehicles more to the Market few weeks to come.

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the group, Kwadwo Safo Kantanka Jnr, has finally made it known to the public, when the company intends to outdoor Kantanka smaller car with 0.8 Engine Capacity, with the model name Amoanimaa.

According to him, he is about to unveil the two Kantanka new models in which it comes with two different specs, as one type comes with engineless car that runs on batteries, the other type comes with standard engine with fuel usage.

Information gathered by Ebosafo.com indicate that, the new vehicle will cost between GHC 40,000 AND GHC 50,000.

The CEO also revealed on his OFFICIAL Twitter page that, concerning the electronic cars, the company would introduce a system that will enable batteries to charge automatically as they run.
He later promised his loyal followers that, the said vehicles will be launch officially by the end of August 2020.

Click on the link below to check out the two sleek vehicles built by Kantanka Automobile, and how it was built directly from the factory:

https://youtu.be/fCqsUGRjzfE

National Democratic Congress (NDC) flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama says President Akufo-Addo’s decision to ask the Auditor General to go on leave threatens the independence of the Auditor General’s office as well as other independent offices of the state.

According to him, “If the president can ask the Auditor General to go on leave, it means he can ask the Chief Justice to go on leave, he can ask the Electoral Commissioner to go on leave, he can ask the CHRAJ Director to go on leave, but these are supposed to be independent institutions.”

In an interview, the former president said the President’s actions do not only bastardize the office of the Auditor General but tampers with the country’s democracy as a whole.

He said, “Look, the Auditor General when you go on leave who changes your door locks? It means that there is no intention that you’re coming back and apart from that what is the…the Auditor General’s office is supposed to be an independent office.”

He also accused the President of abusing his power over the military.

“No President in the fourth republic has misused the military the way this president has misused the military,” he stated.

A book written by Professor Kwamena Ahwoi’s sought to catalogue events that took place in the NDC from its PNDC days with their leader being Rt.Lt. Jerry John Rawlings.

However, it has come under serious scrutiny since its launch. The founder of the NDC who happens to be the supporter has taken a serious view of some of its contents.

He has indicated that, he will soon deal with what he referred to as an attempt by Professor Ahwoi to belittle him by peddling false statement about him.

Apparently, to avoid the wrath of Mr Rawlings, Dan Abodakpi, Dr. Omane Boamah and Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa have disassociated themselves from the book and its parts that made references to them.

Interestingly, not many people have realized that, the foreword of the book which has been described as having the potential to ruin the NDC’s chances in the upcoming elections was written by the party’s running mate probably before being chosen to partner its candidate.

It is instructive to note that, this story does not seek to suggest that, the running mate of John Dramani Mahama, Naana Opoku Agyemang wrote anything negative against Mr Rawlings. She did her job as any other person would have done in writing a foreword.

See what Professor Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang wrote: