President John Evans Mills Thursday presented his fourth State Of The Nation Address to parliament.

This was the President’s last for his first term. He talked about his achievements in the last three years and the steps he intends to take to win the war against corruption.

“The economy is full of promise and in terms of development; we are making substantial progress even though there is still a lot of work to be done,” he stated.

“Over the past three years that I have been President, much has been achieved in pursuance of our 'Better Ghana' Agenda,” President Mills said, and conceded, “Even though we have experienced internal and external constraints, we have reason to be hopeful of Ghana’s future.

The Financial Division of the Accra Fast Track High Court on Monday granted Mr Alfred Agbesi Woyome, the businessman at the centre of the controversial judgement debt payment saga a GHc54 million bail.

Mr Woyome was arrested for his controversial GHc51 million judgment debt payment on Friday, February 3.

In the dock with him were Samuel Neequaye-Tetteh, Chief State Attorney at the Attorney General's Department, Paul Asimenu, Head of Legal Duties, Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning and Gifty Neequaye-Tetteh, a businesswoman.

Charged with conspiracy and defrauding by false pretences and corrupting a public officer, Mr Woyome pleaded not guilty.