20 years old Ghanaian girl die trying to sell her ova eggs

A 20-year-old girl met her untimely death last Wednesday after she allegedly offered her ova eggs for sale at Pro-Vita Specialist Hospital in Tema, DAILY GUIDE has gathered.

The deceased, Rosemond Akyen, a resident of Tema Community 6 and a school dropout, was said to have gone to the said hospital, without the knowledge of her parents, to offer her ova eggs for sale at an amount of GH¢1,200, but she allegedly passed away at the said hospital after the operation. These ova eggs were to be harvested and sold to alleged barren women for thousands of Ghana Cedis.

Rosemond was said to have told some relatives and friends that she was travelling to Takoradi to visit her aunty, but sneaked to the hospital in the vicinity to sell her eggs and died eventually without being paid.

Mother of the deceased, who was said to have got a hint of her daughter’s death last Friday, in the company of family members, rushed to the Tema-based medical facility after her daughter’s death, with the body being sent to the Tema General Hospital morgue.

The mother was allegedly given the contact of a certain Dr. Joe Manu after pressuring the hospital authorities.

She was reported to have been invited by the said Dr. Joe Manu into his office, where he narrated the unfortunate development to her, promising to foot the funeral and burial expenses and compensating them properly if they would remain tight-lipped.

The family members, who were reportedly angry over the news of their departed daughter under such bizarre circumstances, were later told to return home to think over the proposal and report back to the hospital yesterday so the issue could be concluded.

When DAILY GUIDE called on the relations of the deceased, they noted that they had no idea about the actual cause of death of their beloved daughter, but information they gathered indicated that she went to the hospital to donate her eggs for sale when she met her untimely death.

Dr. Joe Manu of the Pro-Vita Hospital declined to comment on the issue when DAILY GUIDE contacted him at his office. He asked DAILY GUIDE to rather book an appointment with him before coming to his office, adding that he could only talk to the paper after it had gone through the process of booking an appointment with him.

Later, when DAILY GUIDE visited the medical facility after booking an appointment to talk to Dr. Manu, a certain Augustine Yemoah, who introduced himself as the administrator of the hospital, invited the paper into his office and confirmed that the deceased indeed passed away at the hospital and quickly explained that Dr. Manu was busy in the hospital’s theatre and therefore could not be in the meeting.

Mr. Yemoah explained that even though the hospital had initially planned to grant DAILY GUIDE an interview, there had been a change of plan, adding that the hospital intended holding talks with the deceased’s family first, after which it would come out and clear the air regarding what he termed ‘the mischief’ certain media houses were creating for the hospital.

The issue of young women from Tema, Ashaiman and their environs selling their eggs to certain hospitals has suddenly become huge amongst residents, with some alleged to have travelled from different parts of the country to engage in such acts so they could raise money for business ventures.

It was not clear what the family of the deceased intended to do next, as they were reluctant to speak to DAILY

Monday Fashion Police

Desperado

When you dress like this in public what impression are you portraying? Honestly, does this make you look better or prettier than those who are fully dressed? Girlfriend, this is cheap and desperate. We hereby order you to dress in robes henceforth and you are to remain in our custody until you post a bail bond of N6million.

Bomb scare

Intelligence reaching us reveal that you automatically became the belle of the party because of your generous display of ‘kegs’. We were told that you got the men drooling and they couldn’t take their eyes off them. Despite the bomb scare some guys were staring. Girlfriend, flaunting this is contrary to the moral code. But if you insist, we think it is better we purchase a time machine that would take you back to the Garden of Eden. Pay N5million immediately.

No, No

We almost missed this, but no matter how hard you try to tamper with evidence we won’t let go. Madam, our investigation cost taxpayers so much because we had to call in the style forensic expert to take a second look at this. With the help of these experts the prosecuting counsel has been able to prove beyond reasonable doubt your guilt. Pay N4million fine.

Blushing mummies

Mummies attention please! Section 801 subsection 245a of the Beauty and Blush edict states “Always complete the application of foundation, powder and all eye makeup before the blush. Smile and apply the colour on your cheekbones to your hairline”. For flouting this edict,pay a fine of N1.5million each.

Let sleeping boobs lie

When we saw this exhibit, we couldn’t help but think about the old proverb: “let sleeping dog lie”. In your case, we can’t but ask why you never let your sleeping boobs lie in peace. You know so well that in the cleavage business, there is a plethora of boobs and in order to curb the influx of substandard boobs, the screening is stiff. For wasting taxpayer’s money, pay the sum of N2.5million or go get help from Karen of Big Brother Amplified.

Richard Mofe Damijo returns to TV on Tinsel

Almost 2 Decades after the end of Checkmate, Nigerian Superstar

Almost two decades have passed since the end of Checkmate, the long-running TV show which captured the imagination and hearts of Nigerians in the 1990s.

Legendary Nigerian actor, Richard Mofe Damijo has evolved since his days as Segun Kadiri on Checkmate; He built a stellar acting career and has starred in over 40 movies. These days, he is giving back to his community via public service by serving as the Commissioner for Commerce and Tourism in Delta State.

Tinsel, a primetime soap opera on MNet is celebrating its 500th episode; to mark this milestone, they have added RMD to the cast. He made his dramatic debut as the long-lost/presumed dead father of Angela Dede (played by Matilda Obaseki).

RMD’s magnetic screen presence is still in full effect. We can’t wait to see what happens next!