GHANAIAN CHURCH HONORS 20 YOUNG GIRLS FOR PRESERVING VIRGINITY. (PHOTO).

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 Ghanaian Church Honors 20 Young Girls for Preserving Virginity The Seventh-Day Adventist (SDA) Church in Wenchi West District, Bono Region, celebrated 20 young girls aged 13 to 16 for maintaining their virginity during a special Thanksgiving service. Organized by the Young Adventist Women Ministries, the event aimed to uphold moral integrity rooted in Christian and cultural values. Mrs. Nana Amponsah Poku, Coordinator of the Young Adventist Women Ministries, highlighted the initiative’s focus on fostering self-confidence and wise decision-making among young women. She urged the girls to remain cautious in their friendships and continue preserving their purity, emphasizing their unique beauty as God’s creation. Associate Pastor Andrews Dua Bour Kyereh commended the honorees for their discipline and encouraged them to prioritize education and faith. He also called on parents to actively guide their children toward virtuous living and strong moral values. The event included undisclos...

MAGISTRATE CRITICISES DRIVER OVER 'IMMATURE' BURNOUT TRIBUTE WITH DAUGHTER IN CAR. (PHOTO).


 Magistrate criticises driver over 'immature' burnout tribute with daughter in car.


A magistrate has described the actions of a young driver caught hooning near the scene of a crash that killed his friend as "immature" and "stupid".


Dylan Sharpe, 22, pleaded guilty yesterday to reckless driving over the November burnout in Perth's south, carried out with his 11-month-old baby in the car.


Sharpe pledged to "move forward" for his family, after previously saying he didn't regret the vehicular tribute to 22-year-old Jady Turner, who was killed in a high-speed crash the day before the burnout.


Yesterday, Sharpe's lawyer told the court the young father was "heartbroken" at the danger he put his child in, saying he made a "poor decision".


He pleaded guilty to one count of reckless driving and two counts of having no authority to drive over the incident on Thomas Road in Oakford.


Magistrate Steven Malley told Sharpe to "do better".


He told the 22-year-old he was "behaving like a 13-year-old" and "you only get one life".


"You're obviously too immature to hold a licence at this stage," the magistrate said, disqualifying him from driving for 12 months and handing down more than $2000 in fines.

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