Ghanaians in japan wishes thank you all very much for being part of this group . I wish you all a happy and Successful new year .May 2011 bring you all wealth and happines .
Friday, 31 December 2010
NPP will make Ghana a safe, peaceful and truly democratic country -Akufo-Addo
Accra, Dec. 31, GNA - The New Patriotic Party (NPP) on Friday pledged its commitment to make Ghana a safe, peaceful, united and truly democratic country.
"Ghana should be a country where the rule of law, human rights, and the principles of democratic accountability are respected," Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, the NPP Flagbearer said in a New Year Message.
"We are determined to bring back to Ghana, a strong, decisive and compassionate leadership of competence, fairness and integrity. We pray to God that His will be done."
The message on the theme 93There's Hope For A Brighter Future" Nana Akufo-Addo said 93In pursuit of our agenda to create a new society of opportunities for every Ghanaian, we will continue with all the progressive programmes that the NPP administration initiated. Ours is to build a new Ghana, where fairness, freedom and fraternity are supreme."
"We will, therefore, not relent in our established efforts to provide affordable, quality healthcare for all and to give free, quality education and skills for jobs to every Ghanaian child or youth, regardless of the circumstances of birth. We are the party that can fix it. We are the NPP."
It said 93As we welcome 2011, the stage is set once more for a new cycle of challenges and opportunities. Being the first full year for oil production, it is understandable for Ghanaians to enter 2011 with a special sense of national optimism. The expectations of Ghanaians may be high, varied and many."
"However, much of what is expected of leadership is doable: good governance, good schools, good health, good security, good transportation system, skills for good jobs and good pay," it added.
"As we demand of those in power competent, honest and inspiring leadership, we should all, as Ghanaians, play our individual and collective roles to help move our beloved country forward. There is hope for Ghana. There is a brighter future for you and I and for our children, 93Nana Akufo-Addo said.
"The NPP's prayer for the New Year is for peace, freedom, security, tolerance, jobs, better pay, fairness and economic relief for the mass of Ghanaians. In short, promises made, fulfilled."
"The NPP will remain firm in resisting any attempt to roll back the social, economic and democratic gains made before 2009. We will continue to support policies that will move Ghana forward. We will show to Ghanaians that in us they have an alternative government that can actually get the job done."
The statement said the NPP's programme for 2011 was to build on the enviable unity of the party and prepare for the crucial task of winning power in 2012 in order to put in place appropriate programmes to bring back hope and deliver solutions for a brighter future.
"Together with the Electoral Commission, all of us should work hard to ensure that we have a good and fair electoral system that will produce electoral results acceptable to all and sundry," it added.
"We believe that besides confidence in the electoral system, the ultimate test for our democracy is winning the seemingly worsening war against mass poverty. It is the conviction of the NPP that Ghana can only win the war against poverty by building a New Society of Opportunities." "We want to build a society where everyone has a fair opportunity to better him or herself, that is why the NPP is committed to making it possible for you, no matter your background, to be able to create prosperity for yourself and your family in an ever-expanding Ghanaian economy. "Stronger individuals build stronger families; stronger families build stronger communities and stronger communities build stronger nations," it added.
Full text of New Year Message by Nana Akufo-Addo
31st December 2010
PRESS RELEASE NANA ADDO'S NEW YEAR MESSAGE THERE'S HOPE FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE'
Once again nature has drawn down her curtain on another year. The New Patriotic Party (NPP) and I, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, are grateful to the Almighty God for His perpetual protection over Ghana and her people. He continues to show that His Love for us is boundless and bountiful.
As we welcome 2011, the stage is set once more for a new cycle of challenges and opportunities. Being the first full year for oil production, it is understandable for Ghanaians to enter 2011 with a special sense of national optimism. The expectations of Ghanaians may be high, varied and many.
However, much of what is expected of leadership is doable: good governance, good schools, good health, good security, good transportation system, skills for good jobs and good pay.
Like the year before it, 2011 presents another challenge for the Ghanaian to reaffirm his or her enduring spirit. For as the Good Book says in Mathew 10:22, 93He that endureth to the end shall be saved".
As we demand of those in power competent, honest and inspiring leadership, we should all, as Ghanaians, play our individual and collective roles to help move our beloved country forward.
There is hope for Ghana. There is a brighter future for you and I and for our children.
The NPP's prayer for the New Year is for peace, freedom, security, tolerance, jobs, better pay, fairness and economic relief for the mass of Ghanaians. In short, promises made, fulfilled.
The NPP will remain firm in resisting any attempt to roll back the social, economic and democratic gains made before 2009. We will continue to support policies that will move Ghana forward. We will show to Ghanaians that in us they have an alternative government that can actually get the job done. Our programme for this year is to build on the enviable unity of our party and prepare ourselves for the crucial task of winning power in 2012 in order to put in place appropriate programmes to bring back hope and deliver solutions for a brighter future.
Together with the Electoral Commission, all of us should work hard to ensur= e that we have a good and fair electoral system that will produce electoral results acceptable to all and sundry. We believe that besides confidence in the electoral system, the ultimate test for our democracy is winning the seemingly worsening war against mass poverty.
It is the conviction of the NPP that Ghana can only win the war against poverty by building a New Society of Opportunities. We want to build a society where everyone has a fair opportunity to better him- or herself, that is why the NPP is committed to making it possible for you, no matter your background, to be able to create prosperity for yourself and your family in an ever-expanding Ghanaian economy.
Stronger individuals build stronger families; stronger families build stronger communities and stronger communities build stronger nations. We pledge to make Ghana a safe, peaceful, united and truly democratic country to live in, where the rule of law, human rights, and the principles of democratic accountability are respected.
We are determined to bring back to Ghana, a strong, decisive and compassionate leadership of competence, fairness and integrity. We pray to God that His will be done.
In pursuit of our agenda to create a new society of opportunities for every Ghanaian, we will continue with all the progressive programmes that the NPP administration initiated. Ours is to build a new Ghana, where fairness, freedom and fraternity are supreme.
We will, therefore, not relent in our established efforts to provide affordable, quality healthcare for all and to give free, quality education and skills for jobs to every Ghanaian child or youth, regardless of the circumstances of birth. We are the party that can fix it. We are the NPP.
There is hope for Ghana. There is a brighter future ahead of us all. Victory is, indeed, promised to those who persevere. Ghana is destined to succeed.
You can trust us to make Ghana succeed. We are the NPP. We wish you all a Happy New Year and a brighter future!
May God bless us all and Mother Ghana, where freedom and justice reign.
"Ghana should be a country where the rule of law, human rights, and the principles of democratic accountability are respected," Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, the NPP Flagbearer said in a New Year Message.
"We are determined to bring back to Ghana, a strong, decisive and compassionate leadership of competence, fairness and integrity. We pray to God that His will be done."
The message on the theme 93There's Hope For A Brighter Future" Nana Akufo-Addo said 93In pursuit of our agenda to create a new society of opportunities for every Ghanaian, we will continue with all the progressive programmes that the NPP administration initiated. Ours is to build a new Ghana, where fairness, freedom and fraternity are supreme."
"We will, therefore, not relent in our established efforts to provide affordable, quality healthcare for all and to give free, quality education and skills for jobs to every Ghanaian child or youth, regardless of the circumstances of birth. We are the party that can fix it. We are the NPP."
It said 93As we welcome 2011, the stage is set once more for a new cycle of challenges and opportunities. Being the first full year for oil production, it is understandable for Ghanaians to enter 2011 with a special sense of national optimism. The expectations of Ghanaians may be high, varied and many."
"However, much of what is expected of leadership is doable: good governance, good schools, good health, good security, good transportation system, skills for good jobs and good pay," it added.
"As we demand of those in power competent, honest and inspiring leadership, we should all, as Ghanaians, play our individual and collective roles to help move our beloved country forward. There is hope for Ghana. There is a brighter future for you and I and for our children, 93Nana Akufo-Addo said.
"The NPP's prayer for the New Year is for peace, freedom, security, tolerance, jobs, better pay, fairness and economic relief for the mass of Ghanaians. In short, promises made, fulfilled."
"The NPP will remain firm in resisting any attempt to roll back the social, economic and democratic gains made before 2009. We will continue to support policies that will move Ghana forward. We will show to Ghanaians that in us they have an alternative government that can actually get the job done."
The statement said the NPP's programme for 2011 was to build on the enviable unity of the party and prepare for the crucial task of winning power in 2012 in order to put in place appropriate programmes to bring back hope and deliver solutions for a brighter future.
"Together with the Electoral Commission, all of us should work hard to ensure that we have a good and fair electoral system that will produce electoral results acceptable to all and sundry," it added.
"We believe that besides confidence in the electoral system, the ultimate test for our democracy is winning the seemingly worsening war against mass poverty. It is the conviction of the NPP that Ghana can only win the war against poverty by building a New Society of Opportunities." "We want to build a society where everyone has a fair opportunity to better him or herself, that is why the NPP is committed to making it possible for you, no matter your background, to be able to create prosperity for yourself and your family in an ever-expanding Ghanaian economy. "Stronger individuals build stronger families; stronger families build stronger communities and stronger communities build stronger nations," it added.
Full text of New Year Message by Nana Akufo-Addo
31st December 2010
PRESS RELEASE NANA ADDO'S NEW YEAR MESSAGE THERE'S HOPE FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE'
Once again nature has drawn down her curtain on another year. The New Patriotic Party (NPP) and I, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, are grateful to the Almighty God for His perpetual protection over Ghana and her people. He continues to show that His Love for us is boundless and bountiful.
As we welcome 2011, the stage is set once more for a new cycle of challenges and opportunities. Being the first full year for oil production, it is understandable for Ghanaians to enter 2011 with a special sense of national optimism. The expectations of Ghanaians may be high, varied and many.
However, much of what is expected of leadership is doable: good governance, good schools, good health, good security, good transportation system, skills for good jobs and good pay.
Like the year before it, 2011 presents another challenge for the Ghanaian to reaffirm his or her enduring spirit. For as the Good Book says in Mathew 10:22, 93He that endureth to the end shall be saved".
As we demand of those in power competent, honest and inspiring leadership, we should all, as Ghanaians, play our individual and collective roles to help move our beloved country forward.
There is hope for Ghana. There is a brighter future for you and I and for our children.
The NPP's prayer for the New Year is for peace, freedom, security, tolerance, jobs, better pay, fairness and economic relief for the mass of Ghanaians. In short, promises made, fulfilled.
The NPP will remain firm in resisting any attempt to roll back the social, economic and democratic gains made before 2009. We will continue to support policies that will move Ghana forward. We will show to Ghanaians that in us they have an alternative government that can actually get the job done. Our programme for this year is to build on the enviable unity of our party and prepare ourselves for the crucial task of winning power in 2012 in order to put in place appropriate programmes to bring back hope and deliver solutions for a brighter future.
Together with the Electoral Commission, all of us should work hard to ensur= e that we have a good and fair electoral system that will produce electoral results acceptable to all and sundry. We believe that besides confidence in the electoral system, the ultimate test for our democracy is winning the seemingly worsening war against mass poverty.
It is the conviction of the NPP that Ghana can only win the war against poverty by building a New Society of Opportunities. We want to build a society where everyone has a fair opportunity to better him- or herself, that is why the NPP is committed to making it possible for you, no matter your background, to be able to create prosperity for yourself and your family in an ever-expanding Ghanaian economy.
Stronger individuals build stronger families; stronger families build stronger communities and stronger communities build stronger nations. We pledge to make Ghana a safe, peaceful, united and truly democratic country to live in, where the rule of law, human rights, and the principles of democratic accountability are respected.
We are determined to bring back to Ghana, a strong, decisive and compassionate leadership of competence, fairness and integrity. We pray to God that His will be done.
In pursuit of our agenda to create a new society of opportunities for every Ghanaian, we will continue with all the progressive programmes that the NPP administration initiated. Ours is to build a new Ghana, where fairness, freedom and fraternity are supreme.
We will, therefore, not relent in our established efforts to provide affordable, quality healthcare for all and to give free, quality education and skills for jobs to every Ghanaian child or youth, regardless of the circumstances of birth. We are the party that can fix it. We are the NPP.
There is hope for Ghana. There is a brighter future ahead of us all. Victory is, indeed, promised to those who persevere. Ghana is destined to succeed.
You can trust us to make Ghana succeed. We are the NPP. We wish you all a Happy New Year and a brighter future!
May God bless us all and Mother Ghana, where freedom and justice reign.
Tuesday, 28 December 2010
Friday, 24 December 2010
Merry Christmas
To all the Ghanaians in japan we wish you the joy of family The happiness of friends
and the love of Christmas .
May you all have Peaceful Christmas and A happy and prosperous New Year .
May we all be seven times better off at this time next year !
Thursday, 23 December 2010
Wednesday, 15 December 2010
President Mills to press button for pouring out of Ghana's 1st Oil
President Atta Mills will today press a button on the Floating Production Storage and off loading vessel (FPSO) located on the jubilee field, off the Coast of the Western Region for the first drop of Oil to flow.
This symbolic activity is to begin the production of commercial quantities of oil flow from the field.
It is also expected to signify the beginning of a life line for Ghana's economy and improvement in the Socio-economic conditions of the people.
Ahead of Wednesday's inauguration of Ghana's oil production, the Vice President, John Dramani Mahama, has again assured Ghanaians that the oil resources will be used to transform the country into one of the fast emerging economies in Africa.
The Vice President gave the assurance during an interaction with Executives of Tullow Plc at the Castle, Osu.
Meanwhile, a Deputy Minister of Information, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa says all is set for the pouring out of Ghana's oil which will be witnessed on Wednesday.
He said the two former Presidents who put in effort towards the oil find will be at the ceremony to play specific roles.
The Deputy Minister said this in an interview with Radio Ghana, in Accra.
Source : GBC
Sunday, 19 September 2010
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF GHANA VISIT JAPAN
On the occasion of the Official Working Visit Of
His Excellency Prof. John Evans Atta Mills,President of the Republic of Ghanato Japan,
The Ambassador of the Republic of Ghana to Japan,H.E. Mr. Kwame A.Tenkorang,requests the pleasure of the company of
All Members Of The Ghanaian Community In Japan at a Cocktail Reception
on Thursday 30th September, 2010 from 7:00p.m – 9:00p.m.
at the Hotel New Otani, Tokyo
Garden Tower, Banquet Floor, (Hō-oh Room)
Dress: National Dress/Business Suit R.S.V.P. (03-5410-8631)
His Excellency Prof. John Evans Atta Mills,President of the Republic of Ghanato Japan,
The Ambassador of the Republic of Ghana to Japan,H.E. Mr. Kwame A.Tenkorang,requests the pleasure of the company of
All Members Of The Ghanaian Community In Japan at a Cocktail Reception
on Thursday 30th September, 2010 from 7:00p.m – 9:00p.m.
at the Hotel New Otani, Tokyo
Garden Tower, Banquet Floor, (Hō-oh Room)
Dress: National Dress/Business Suit R.S.V.P. (03-5410-8631)
Tuesday, 14 September 2010
African Festa 2010 in Yokohama: African Music Freestyle
African Music; Group of Ghanaians and other Africans freestyling at the African Festa 2010 in Yokohama, Japan on 13 March 2010. Yes, it's true Africa gave rhythm to the world and there's no better way to prove that. Enjoy the free African spirit.
African Food Shop in japan
Worry no more , there is good news in town for africans and african food lovers.
An online african food supermarket has been unveil in tokyo . africanshop.jp
Look for an african fast food service in japan. With deleivery service to your homes in japan.
Its a best place to look for your afro needs in japan
Africa Festival (Japan Music Week) アフリカ・フェスティバル
Created By - Japan Music Week
Africa Festival (Music & Culture Festival at Japan Music Week, Tokyo)
Please join us here to celebrate the music and culture of Africa in Tokyo during Japan Music Week (JMW: 8-14 November 2010). The event will include performances from artists and DJs visiting from the region, and related local artists. JMW's goal is to help Japanese artists reach out overseas, and help international artists break into ...the Japanese market by creating mutually supporting grassroots networks of artists, fans, media and music industry. We'll be updating information here soon, but in the meantime, please join as 'attending' if you're interested.
Tuesday, 7 September 2010
The Hafu Project
a documentary film about the experiences of mixed-race people in Japan
avid is a Ghanian and Japanese hafu. David was born in a small village in Ghana, to a Ghanaian mother and a Japanese father. His father, an architect, was in Ghana to build the Noguchi Hideo Memorial when he met David’s mother. After spending 6 years in Ghana, they moved to Tokyo. However due to difficulty of adjusting to their new life in Japan, his parents filed for divorce when he was 10. The next 8 years were spent in an orphanage school in Japan with his two brothers
avid is a Ghanian and Japanese hafu. David was born in a small village in Ghana, to a Ghanaian mother and a Japanese father. His father, an architect, was in Ghana to build the Noguchi Hideo Memorial when he met David’s mother. After spending 6 years in Ghana, they moved to Tokyo. However due to difficulty of adjusting to their new life in Japan, his parents filed for divorce when he was 10. The next 8 years were spent in an orphanage school in Japan with his two brothers
Friday, 3 September 2010
New Patriotic Party of ghana japan wing Calling !
New Patriotic Party of ghana japan wing i s calling all its supporters in japan.
To sign up and join the japan wing and help wrestle power from the NDC Government in 2012.Click on this link to join to become a member
Thursday, 2 September 2010
Friday, 27 August 2010
Saturday, 21 August 2010
online African food shop in japan
Good news for all the african community and african food lovers .
Now you can shop all your african groceries online
and have them delivered at your home .
The Ghanaians , they have kenkey, waakye ,shito , meat pie & Even ice kenkey .
Wow just like home - Visit their website for more information
Friday, 21 May 2010
Inmates on hunger strike in Japan immigration centre (AFP
TOKYO (AFP) – Scores of foreigners in a Japanese immigrationdetention centre have been on hunger strike for more than a week, demanding to be released and protesting the mysterious death of an African deportee.
Some 70 detainees -- many of them Sri Lankans and Pakistanis -- have refused food since May 10, also seeking to highlight suicides there by a Brazilian and a South Korean inmate, say their outside supporters.
Wahala Again for gaijins in Roppongi
Stop pull your pants let me check you pee...
What dou have in your pocket ? Do you have anything in your bag or wallet ?
Gaijins in roppongi are marked now and been ask all sorte of questions
Read this Roppongi police random gaijin check
What dou have in your pocket ? Do you have anything in your bag or wallet ?
Gaijins in roppongi are marked now and been ask all sorte of questions
Read this Roppongi police random gaijin check
Friday, 16 April 2010
Tax Systems in japan
Top of the list Language , inability to fill the forms because lack of understanding of the whole tax systems .
the National Tax Agency has out line the procedure on it website
Tuesday, 13 April 2010
GOKUJIN IN JAPAN
Residing as african in japan .
How does it feel like and how do feel been treated as an african residing in japan.
Some have praise japanese hospitality and others have bitterly compaint.
My wasn`t easy i did enjoy quite a lot of good hospitality and also some horrible ones as well.
After travelling around japan i met some nice people who made me enjoy the real hospitality in this country .
I remembe one day when i sat in train and the lady right next to jump all of sudden because i sat net to her.
I felt really bad but didnot know what to tell her , but i guess thats some of the expreince i had .
I will keep you posted with more stay tune !
We will like to know your views and comments on this .
Feel free to contrubute
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