24th June, 2016

The Daily Graphic believes worshipping and sincerely seeking the face of God are essential in personal matters and national development. The paper says as election 2016 draws near, the need to pray for the well-being and peace of the nation has become even more paramount. The Graphic says it is obvious Ghana has been a stronghold of peace in the sub-region but that must not be taken for granted. The paper trusts that for the country's wishes to be granted, the people owe it to themselves the responsibility to do first what is right and pleasing to God. The Graphic calls on the nation to put its house in order by ensuring that it has a proper relationship with God and its people at heart. This, it believes, will bring peace and prosperity to the nation.

The Daily Heritage says inspite of the dangers associated with consuming expired products many Ghanaians keep putting their health at risk by consuming products without checking the expired date. The paper advices the public to be concerned about their health and check the expiry date of every product they buy. The paper notes that the Ghana Standards and Food and Drugs Authorities have been clamping down on manufacturers and distributors of expired products. It therefore urges consumers to report persons who create fake expiry dates on their products and sell them to the public.

The Today Newspaper urges people who find any wrongdoing in the alleged Ford-Expedition vehicle gift to President Mahama, whether constitutional or legal to go ahead and try the matter in court. It says pressure groups, individuals and political parties have formally lodged complaints to CHRAJ, with the main opposition NPP going further to organize a news conference on the matter, calling for a non-partisan probe into it. The paper however echoes President Mahama's comments regarding the issue that they should go ahead and persecute him, anyone has proof that can incriminate him.

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