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Claude Le Roy Calls on African Nations to Boycott 2026 FIFA World Cup in USA, Canada, and Mexico

Ghana Media

January 23, 2026

Former Black Stars coach questions safety, political tensions, and Africa’s influence in global football decisions

Former Ghana Black Stars head coach Claude Le Roy has sparked intense debate after calling on African countries to boycott the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be hosted jointly by the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

According to Le Roy, the political atmosphere surrounding the tournament—particularly in the United States—raises serious concerns about security, fairness, and the protection of players, officials, and fans, especially during matches involving countries considered geopolitical rivals.

The veteran French coach expressed worry about what he described as “war-like rhetoric” and heightened political tensions, questioning whether the safety of individuals can be fully guaranteed under such circumstances. He argued that football should unite nations, not be played in an environment clouded by hostility and global political posturing.

Le Roy’s comments come amid growing concerns across Africa following recent U.S. travel restrictions and entry bans, which have affected several countries, including some African nations. Critics argue that such policies could complicate logistics for teams, officials, and supporters participating in the tournament.

From an African football perspective, the former Black Stars coach believes the time has come for CAF and African football associations to take a firmer stance within FIFA. He suggests that opting out of the 2026 tournament could serve as a powerful statement, forcing global football authorities to take Africa’s concerns more seriously in decision-making processes.

Supporters of Le Roy’s position argue that Africa has long contributed significantly to the global game yet remains underrepresented when it comes to hosting rights, governance influence, and major FIFA decisions. A coordinated boycott, they say, could finally give the continent a stronger negotiating voice.

However, others caution that withdrawing from the World Cup could deny African players a vital global platform and potentially harm the development and visibility of African football.

As discussions continue, Le Roy’s call has reignited broader conversations about politics in sport, global equity in football governance, and Africa’s role within FIFA ahead of the historic expanded 2026 World Cup.

Daddy Lumba Leaves No Registered Will, Estate Likely to Follow Intestate Laws

Ghana Media

January 23, 2026

High Court Records Show No Last Will for Late Highlife Legend

Court documents from the Probate and Administration Division of the High Court in Accra reveal that the late highlife icon, Charles Kwadwo Fosuh (Daddy Lumba), did not leave behind a registered will.

An official registry search conducted on January 16, 2026, confirmed that there is no record of a Last Will and Testament in the name of Daddy Lumba. This development indicates that the late musician’s estate will likely be administered according to Ghana’s intestate succession laws, unless new legal documents are produced.

The lack of a registered will could mean that the division of Daddy Lumba’s estate—comprising assets, royalties, and property—will follow statutory procedures, which typically prioritize spouses, children, and other close relatives. Legal experts note that intestate succession can sometimes lead to delays or disputes, especially for estates involving high-profile personalities with significant assets.

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Fans and the Ghanaian music community have expressed both shock and curiosity about the implications for Daddy Lumba’s estate. Many are calling for clarity to ensure that his family receives a fair and transparent administration of his legacy.

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Authorities in the Probate Division have advised that any interested parties who may hold valid testamentary documents should present them to the court to ensure proper execution of the late musician’s wishes.

Nana Bediako Speaks Out on US$14.9 Million UK Judgment Debt, Denies Owing Money

Daniel Jeddman

January 23, 2026

Ghanaian Politician and Business Mogul Responds to Legal Controversy

Nana Bediako Speaks Out on US$14.9 Million UK Judgment Debt.

Prominent Ghanaian businessman and politician Nana Kwame Bediako, widely known as Cheddar, has finally spoken out amid widespread discussion over a US $14.9 million court judgment that is currently making headlines. His statement comes as the Accra High Court (Commercial Division) registered and enforced a foreign judgment from the United Kingdom against him, ordering the payment of the sum — plus interest and legal costs — to Cola Holdings Limited.

In a public response, Bediako denied owing the debt personally, insisting that the matter relates to a loan contracted by a company where he and the creditor were shareholders, and not to him as an individual. He also claimed that his lawyers in the United Kingdom failed to file a defence, and that he has since instructed new legal counsel to appeal and resist enforcement of the judgment on grounds including alleged fraud and public policy.

The assessment of the UK judgment in Ghana followed its registration in May 2025 — after Cola Holdings successfully obtained the ruling in London’s High Court of England and Wales in early 2025. Upon registration, the judgment became enforceable under Ghanaian law, a move that sparked debate and legal scrutiny.

Bediako reiterated his belief in the rule of law and justice system in Ghana, expressing confidence that “truth will stand” once all legal avenues have been pursued. He has described the enforcement action against him as an attempt by the creditor to “abuse the court process” by seeking multiple recoveries of the same debt.

The situation has generated significant public and media interest, with reactions spanning from political circles to business commentators. Some have raised questions about legal accountability and transparency in how foreign judgments are enforced locally, while others are watching closely for developments in Bediako’s legal strategy as the appeal unfolds.

Nana Kwame Bediako Speaks.

The truth stands. pic.twitter.com/S6Niwk35TW
— Nana Kwame Bediako (@OsagyefoNKB) January 23, 2026

Goliath’s Daughter: The 6’8” Enslaved Woman Who Crushed Her Master’s Skull and Vanished

Enoch Ansong

January 23, 2026

Legendary Tale of Strength, Resistance, and Escape

In the early hours of August 14, 1827, the stillness of a Charleston rice plantation was shattered by a discovery so brutal that even the most hardened slaveholders stood in disbelief. Plantation owner Josiah Crane, 42, was found lifeless at his mahogany desk, his skull crushed with terrifying force.

Sarah Drummond known as Goliath’s daughter

The coroner’s report, preserved in Charleston County archives, described the wound as “consistent with compression by hands of extraordinary size and strength.” Bone fragments were found embedded six feet away — a chilling detail that hinted at unimaginable power behind the act.

The prime suspect was not a man but a woman: Sarah Drummond, an enslaved giant known to locals as “Goliath’s Daughter.” Towering at 6 feet 8 inches and weighing over 240 pounds, Sarah was known for her immense strength — often forced to perform the most grueling tasks on the plantation.

Witnesses claimed Sarah had been brutally punished days before the killing, a common cruelty inflicted on enslaved people at the time. On the morning of Crane’s death, she disappeared into the nearby swamps without a trace, sparking one of the largest manhunts in the region’s history.

Rumors spread rapidly — some claimed she joined a secret network of runaways, others believed she died in the marshlands. Her legend grew over generations, becoming both a symbol of terror to some and quiet resistance to others.

Though the official investigation eventually went cold, the story of Sarah Drummond remains preserved in whispers, documents, and folklore — a haunting reminder of the brutality of slavery and the power of a single act of defiance.

Daniel Jeddman Shares Chilling Vision, Calls Ghanaians Worldwide to Prayer

Ghana Media

January 23, 2026

Renowned writer, prophet and inspirational voice, Daniel Jeddman, has sparked widespread attention across social media after sharing a deeply unsettling vision he experienced, urging Ghanaians everywhere to rise in prayer for the nation’s protection.

Daniel Jeddman | Media Pundit, Editor,
CEO Ghana Media

In a heartfelt post, Jeddman described seeing a man dressed in black planting a device inside an aircraft. According to his vision, another man attempted to disarm the device, but before he could succeed, a third individual detonated it remotely, unleashing chaos, fire, and screams of anguish.

“I just had a vision. People of Ghana, please read. I saw a man in black planting a B.O.M.B in an aircraft. And I saw a second man trying to disarm it but another man from a distance pressed a detonator. Then I heard screams in fire. We must pray!” – Daniel Jeddman wrote.

Jeddman went on to emphasize the urgency of interceding for the nation, making a special call to keep former President John Mahama in prayers, while seeking divine covering over Ghana’s safety and destiny.

“I just woke up from a vision and it was so deep. Please let’s keep on praying and interceding for our country against any evil agenda of the enemy! May the heavenly countenances of God revolve around us all. Amen.” – he added.

His message, already garnering thousands of reactions and shares online, has quickly become a rallying point for Ghanaians across the globe. Many have taken to social media to echo the call, posting prayers, words of encouragement, and affirmations for Ghana’s peace and security.

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As fears of global instability and rising threats of terrorism continue to loom, Jeddman’s revelation resonates strongly with a people united by faith and hope. Whether viewed as a prophetic warning or a call for vigilance, his vision has reignited conversations about spiritual covering, national unity, and the need for prayerful watchfulness in times of uncertainty.

This is the vision which also went viral.

For now, Daniel Jeddman’s urgent plea stands as a reminder that beyond politics, beyond borders, and beyond division, prayer remains a binding force for Ghanaians at home and abroad.

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Agya Yaw and Abena Little Taking the Creative Media Scene in Ghana by Storm

Bismarck Obeng

January 23, 2026

Rising Stars Redefining Ghana’s Digital Content Landscape

Ghana’s creative media industry is witnessing a fresh wave of talent as Agya Yaw and Abena Little emerge as standout content creators. Both have gained rapid recognition on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, attracting millions of views with their innovative content and unique storytelling approaches.

photo output 27 — Abena Little & Agya Yaw

Agya Yaw, known for his engaging short videos and original audio creations, has steadily built a loyal fanbase. His content ranges from comedic skits to thought-provoking pieces that resonate with Ghanaian youth. Abena Little, meanwhile, has carved a niche in lifestyle, music, and fashion content, offering her audience a blend of entertainment and inspiration.

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Together, these two creators are not only shaping trends in Ghanaian digital media but also influencing the broader African creative landscape. Their growing popularity reflects a shift in how audiences consume content, favoring originality, relatability, and consistent engagement.

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Social media metrics underscore their influence. Agya Yaw and Abena Little’s combined reach on TikTok and Instagram amounts to millions of views per month, signaling their potential to dominate Ghana’s creative media space for years to come. Brands and collaborators are increasingly taking notice, making them sought-after names for endorsements and partnerships.

With the rise of digital platforms, Agya Yaw and Abena Little are proving that creative ingenuity paired with strategic audience engagement can propel Ghanaian content creators onto global stages. Their success story serves as a blueprint for aspiring creators aiming to make a mark in the digital media world.

Andre Ayew Shares Heartfelt Moment with Former Ghana Striker Mathew Amoah at NAC Breda

Ghana Media

January 23, 2026

Ghanaian Football Legends Reunite at Dutch Club

Ghanaian football fans were treated to a touching reunion as Andre Ayew shared a heartfelt moment with former national team striker Mathew Amoah. Both are currently affiliated with Dutch club NAC Breda, where Ayew continues his playing career and Amoah serves as an attacking coach.

The emotional encounter highlights the strong bond between Ghanaian footballers, past and present. Ayew, widely regarded for his leadership and skill on the pitch, expressed admiration for Amoah’s contributions to Ghanaian football and his current role in shaping the next generation of players at NAC Breda.

Dede Ayew, Former Captain of the Blackstars

Mathew Amoah, who earned over 40 caps for Ghana and scored numerous crucial goals for the national team, has transitioned into coaching after a distinguished playing career in Europe. His collaboration with Ayew at NAC Breda underscores a growing trend of former players moving into mentorship roles, helping to nurture talent while maintaining a strong connection to their roots.

Fans on social media have been quick to share clips of the interaction, praising both footballers for their humility and camaraderie. This moment also serves as an inspiration to young Ghanaian players aiming to make their mark in European football, proving that meaningful connections and mentorship are vital components of a successful career.

The reunion at NAC Breda is more than just a personal moment—it represents the enduring legacy of Ghanaian footballers abroad and the importance of giving back to the next generation of talent.

Kwesi Arthur Disowns GoFundMe Campaign Linked to Ongoing Ground Up Chale Dispute

Bismarck Obeng

January 23, 2026

Rapper clarifies he has no involvement in $150,000 fundraiser initiated by Kwaw Kese

Kwesi Arthur has publicly cautioned fans and the general public against donating to a GoFundMe campaign created in his name, clarifying that he has no involvement or approval of the fundraiser.

The campaign, which sought to raise $150,000, was reportedly initiated by fellow musician Kwaw Kese with the intention of helping Kwesi Arthur resolve alleged outstanding issues with his former record label, Ground Up Chale. However, Kwesi Arthur made it clear that the initiative was done without his consent.

In a public statement, the award-winning rapper distanced himself entirely from the GoFundMe effort, stressing that he is not affiliated with the campaign and did not authorize anyone to raise money on his behalf. He urged supporters to refrain from donating, emphasizing that any such contributions were not requested by him.

Following Kwesi Arthur’s response, Kwaw Kese acknowledged the concerns raised and admitted that the idea was his personal attempt to offer support. He explained that while his intentions were to help, he failed to seek approval from Kwesi Arthur before launching the fundraiser.

Kwaw Kese further stated that he would delete the GoFundMe campaign, respecting Kwesi Arthur’s position and wishes. He reiterated that there was no malicious intent behind the initiative, describing it as an attempt to assist a fellow artist during a difficult period.

The situation has since sparked conversations across social media about fundraising transparency, consent, and the sensitive nature of legal and contractual disputes in the music industry. Many fans have praised Kwesi Arthur for addressing the issue directly and clarifying misinformation before it escalated further.

As of now, no official fundraising effort has been endorsed by Kwesi Arthur regarding his dispute with Ground Up Chale, and supporters have been advised to rely only on communications coming directly from the artist or his verified representatives.

Kwesi Arthur Alleges Threats and Image Rights Dispute With Ground Up Chale

Bismarck Obeng

January 22, 2026

Rapper claims he is being blocked from releasing music independently

Ghanaian rapper Kwesi Arthur has publicly raised alarm over what he describes as ongoing threats, intimidation, and attempts to block his independent music career, allegedly involving Glen Boateng and members of the Ground Up Chale team.

In a strongly worded public statement, the artist claimed he is currently being asked to pay $150,000 for using images of himself in a new independent project. According to Kwesi Arthur, Ground Up Chale is allegedly asserting ownership over his image, music, and personal brand from 2016 to the present, despite his claim that he has not worked with or been affiliated with the company since the release of Son of Jacob.

Kwesi Arthur further alleged that he has not earned any income from his music during the years he worked under the label and accused Glen Boateng of benefiting financially from his labor while subjecting him to “constant threats and manipulation.”

The rapper stated that if his current independent project is taken down, he believes Glen Boateng would be responsible, alleging deliberate efforts to prevent him from releasing music again.

Expressing concern for his mental health, wellbeing, and family safety, Kwesi Arthur said he chose to speak publicly after remaining silent for a long time, describing the situation as emotionally distressing.

It is important to note that these claims are allegations made by Kwesi Arthur and have not been independently verified at the time of publication. Ground Up Chale and Glen Boateng have not yet issued a public response to the accusations.

The situation has sparked intense discussion across social media, with fans and industry observers calling for transparency, legal clarity, and due process.

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— KWESI ARTHUR (@KWESIARTHUR_) January 21, 2026

UPDATE: Walid Regragui Named AFCON 2025 Coach of the Tournament

Enoch Ansong

January 22, 2026

CAF Honours Moroccan Coach for Tactical Brilliance and Morocco’s Impressive AFCON Campaign

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has officially named Walid Regragui as the AFCON 2025 Coach of the Tournament, following Morocco’s outstanding performance and his exceptional tactical leadership throughout the competition.

CAF’s recognition highlights Regragui’s ability to combine discipline, flexibility, and strategic intelligence, qualities that consistently set Morocco apart from their opponents during the tournament.

Throughout AFCON 2025, Regragui demonstrated a deep understanding of game management, often adjusting formations and player roles seamlessly to counter different styles of play. His tactical mastery ensured Morocco remained one of the most organized and difficult teams to break down, earning praise from analysts, fans, and fellow coaches alike.

Morocco’s journey in the tournament was marked by defensive solidity, intelligent pressing, and quick transitions — hallmarks of Regragui’s football philosophy. Under his guidance, the Atlas Lions displayed maturity and composure in high-pressure moments, reinforcing their status as one of Africa’s elite football nations.

CAF Honours Moroccan Coach, **Walid Regragui** for Tactical Brilliance.

CAF, in its statement, commended Regragui for his “exceptional leadership, tactical intelligence, and consistency,” noting that his influence extended beyond results to the overall quality of football Morocco showcased during the competition.

This latest accolade further cements Walid Regragui’s growing reputation as one of Africa’s most respected coaches. Since taking charge of the Moroccan national team, he has continued to elevate their competitive standards on the continental and global stage.

Moroccan football fans have welcomed the announcement with pride, viewing the award as both personal recognition for Regragui and a reflection of the country’s sustained football progress.

As Africa looks ahead to future international competitions, Walid Regragui’s AFCON 2025 recognition stands as a testament to the impact of strong leadership, tactical innovation, and long-term vision in modern African football.

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