Instead of students to learn, this is what they’re now inspired doing after school. Another sad trending video all over the internet.
Amid the crises in Nigeria, students have found a new way to sway their depressions. A female student whose name is withheld was used as a toothbrush to the strong boys deception.
16 years old boy now nicknamed Baltazzar the second explains after his video went viral where he was mining ⛏️ his 33 year old Teacher.
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“I was struggling with my Mathematics, and she assured me she could help me understand everything quickly if she tutored me.”
She invited me over to her house where we would be having private lessons after school hours. ..I agreed, the first day I got there… she forced me to do the thing!”
Milo U-13 icon and former Ghana Black Stars captain Stephen Appiah led an inspiring sports clinic for young footballers during the 2025 Milo U-13 Championship held at Paa Joe Park in Kumasi. The event brought together talented children from across the country, giving them the rare opportunity to learn directly from one of Ghana’s most respected football legends.
The sports clinic formed part of the opening activities of this year’s championship, which features schools from different regions competing for national glory. The clinic was designed to help young players develop essential skills, teamwork values, discipline, and confidence—qualities Appiah has long championed throughout his illustrious football career.
Appiah, known for his leadership on and off the pitch, spent time guiding the kids through drills, offering personal advice, and sharing motivational words. His presence energised both participants and coaches, many of whom described the session as one of the most impactful moments of the tournament.
Coaches and technical personnel also supported the clinic, ensuring the children received proper training and mentorship. Participating kids expressed excitement at meeting Appiah, with many calling it a dream come true to train with a national icon.
The Milo U-13 Championship continues to serve as one of Ghana’s most important youth football platforms, identifying young talent and nurturing the next generation of football stars. This year’s edition has once again reinforced Milo’s long-term commitment to youth development and sports excellence.
Ghanaian dancehall star Shatta Wale extended a gesture of solidarity and support to victims of Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica by making a financial donation through the Adidja Palmer Foundation, as publicly confirmed in mid‑November 2025.
The hurricane had struck Jamaica between 21 October and 4 November 2025, causing widespread destruction and displacing many families.
On 14 November 2025, Vybz Kartel — founder of the foundation — announced the donation on social media, praising Shatta Wale’s generosity and describing the act as “love, urgency, and brotherhood in action.”
In a media appearance, Shatta Wale affirmed that the contribution was a heartfelt humanitarian decision, aimed at helping displaced and vulnerable communities in Jamaica recover from the devastation. He emphasized the strong cultural and spiritual ties between Ghana and Jamaica, calling on others to lend help in any way they can.
The donation triggered widespread applause from fans across both Africa and the Caribbean, with many describing the move as a powerful example of cross‑continental solidarity and compassion in times of crisis.
Ghanaian music star Wendy Shay warmed hearts across the nation after she donated GH¢25,000 and several mobile phones to traders at the Kasoa Market before her Shay Concert 2025, which took place on 22 November 2025.
The donation formed part of her pre-concert community outreach and was aimed at supporting hardworking market women and small business owners. A total of 50 traders benefited from the cash support, while others received brand new mobile phones to help enhance their daily business activities.
Emotional scenes unfolded as several traders expressed gratitude, describing the gesture as timely and impactful during a period of economic difficulty. Videos of the donation circulated widely on social media, drawing praise from fans and the general public for Wendy Shay’s commitment to giving back.
Wendy Shay stated that she chose Kasoa because of the community’s long-standing support for her career. She added that philanthropy has always been at the heart of her brand and music journey, and giving back before her concert was her way of showing appreciation.
Her pre-concert gesture strengthened her connection with fans and contributed to the excitement leading up to her successful performance on November 22.
A growing wave of civic agitation has hit Ghana’s political landscape as more than 1,000 citizens have signed a petition calling on the United States Embassy to extradite former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta to Ghana to face alleged corruption charges.
The petition—currently circulating widely on social media—claims that Ofori-Atta must be brought back to answer to accusations of financial misconduct and mismanagement during his tenure. Petitioners argue that his alleged actions contributed significantly to Ghana’s current economic hardships and that accountability is long overdue.
Petitioners Demand Accountability
According to the group leading the petition, Ofori-Atta’s “position, connections, and influence” have shielded him from facing legal scrutiny. The petition asserts that extradition is necessary to ensure transparency and justice, especially at a time when public confidence in government institutions is waning.
Supporters of the movement say this marks a strong citizen-led push for accountability at the highest levels of governance. They argue that no individual—regardless of political status—should be above the law.
A Divisive National Debate
The petition has sharply divided public opinion.
Many Ghanaians view the initiative as a positive step toward strengthening anti-corruption efforts. They believe that holding former officials accountable is essential for rebuilding trust in Ghana’s public institutions.
However, critics caution that the move could be politically motivated. Some argue that the legal processes in Ghana should be allowed to function without external involvement or public pressure. Others demand clearer, more verifiable evidence before endorsing such a major diplomatic action.
A National Conversation Emerges
The petition has ignited a broader debate about governance, transparency, and the nature of political accountability in Ghana. It underscores growing citizen frustration over economic hardships and perceived government inaction on corruption-related concerns.
While the US Embassy has not issued any public response at the time of writing, the petition continues to gain traction as more Ghanaians share and discuss it online.
As public pressure mounts, attention now turns to how state institutions—and the international community—will respond to this unprecedented civic move.
Nigeria’s Super Falcons winger Rinsola Babajide has showered praise on Ghana’s midfield maestro Grace Asantewaa following her sensational five-star performance against England tonight. The match, which drew huge attention across Africa, saw Asantewaa dominate the midfield with class, vision, and relentless energy.
Babajide, who has long admired the talents within the Ghanaian national team, took to social media to hail Asantewaa’s brilliance, describing her display as “top-level football deserving global respect.” Her message added a refreshing sense of unity between two traditionally fierce football rivals, Nigeria and Ghana.
Asantewaa’s performance was a masterclass—silky ball control, pinpoint passing, tireless defensive work, and leadership in crucial moments. She was instrumental in breaking England’s rhythm and setting the tempo for Ghana’s attacking transitions. Fans across the continent celebrated her as one of Africa’s most technically gifted midfielders.
Babajide’s recognition also highlights the growing bond and mutual respect among African women footballers. With both Ghana and Nigeria building competitive squads on the global stage, moments like this emphasise the shared mission of elevating African women’s football.
Asantewaa’s showing tonight will certainly spark more conversations about her potential, her growth, and her rising status as one of Africa’s elite midfielders.
In a message shared on social media, Baffoe stated, “Walaiii Black Queens we have a team! Let’s support women’s football to the maximum. Our ladies are solid!” His words come at a time when the Black Queens continue to deliver inspiring displays, reigniting national pride and drawing renewed attention to the women’s game.
The Black Queens have been on a remarkable resurgence, showing tactical maturity, unity, and renewed confidence under their current technical setup. Their recent matches have captured the admiration of fans across the country, with many calling for increased investment and visibility for women’s football in Ghana.
Baffoe, known for championing development across all levels of Ghanaian football, emphasized that the momentum surrounding the women’s national team must not be ignored. He urged Ghanaians, stakeholders, and corporate bodies to commit to consistent support, infrastructure development, and equal recognition for the Queens.
His endorsement is a powerful boost, especially as women’s football gains global traction and increased respect. The Black Queens’ strong performances continue to send a message that Ghana remains a formidable force in African women’s football.
With heightened attention and encouragement from icons like Baffoe, hopes remain high that the Black Queens will achieve even greater feats on the continental and global stage.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod), Sammy Gyamfi, has received one of the highest traditional honors in Bono—the revered Suma Adinkra Sword—from the Suma Traditional Council.
The Suma Adinkra Sword, a sacred royal symbol with over 470 years of history, is traditionally reserved for exceptional Ghanaian leaders whose work has had deep national impact. Past recipients include three former presidents: John Agyekum Kufuor, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, and John Dramani Mahama.
Presenting the honor, the Paramount Chief of Suma, Odeneho Dr. Affram Brempong III, commended Gyamfi for his transformative leadership at the Ghana Gold Board. He praised Gyamfi for strengthening Ghana’s gold governance, promoting transparency in the mining value chain, and ensuring that communities benefit from responsible mining practices.
Sammy Gyamfi, visibly humbled, dedicated the award to his GoldBod team, urging them to continue their commitment to national development. He reaffirmed that the institution’s reforms are geared toward safeguarding Ghana’s natural resources and improving the country’s gold revenue systems.
Under Gyamfi’s leadership, GoldBod has introduced several transparency-focused reforms, digitized gold monitoring processes, and worked closely with miners to curb illegalities in the sector. Industry watchers say his efforts are helping reposition Ghana’s gold sector for global competitiveness.
The Suma Adinkra Sword honor further solidifies Gyamfi’s reputation as a rising national leader influencing Ghana’s economic transformation.
Basic Background
Hassan Ayariga is a Ghanaian politician, accountant by training, and currently the leader of All People’s Congress (APC). He was born on 4 September 1972 in Bawku, Upper East Region, Ghana. He comes from a politically active family: his father Frank Abdulai Ayariga served as a Member of Parliament for Bawku in the Third Republic.
🏛 Political Career & Roles
Ayariga founded the APC after breaking away from his previous political affiliation. He has stood for presidential elections under the APC, although in past elections he has not been successful. His public positions often involve criticism of the current government. For instance, in late 2024 he sharply criticized the then-ruling administration as “corrupt and indisciplined,” arguing that Ghana had a “banana economy” and insufficient long-term planning. He has proposed economic policies such as a “24-hour economy” (three-shift working cycle to boost productivity and reduce unemployment), which he claims is anchored in APC’s manifesto.
🎓 Academic Credentials Controversy
As of July 2025, Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) ordered Ayariga to stop using the title “Dr.” because he failed to provide verifiable proof of having earned a doctorate from an accredited institution. GTEC requested details like the awarding institution, conferment date, and documentation of the PhD — information which Ayariga has not supplied. Ayariga responded by defending his use of the title, claiming he holds three doctorates (two honorary, one earned) but threatened legal action against GTEC, calling their directive defamation and arguing they failed to engage him directly.
🗣 Recent Public Stances & Campaigns
In July 2025, Ayariga condemned what he described as an attempt by a foreign national to establish a “kingdom” on over 50 acres of land in Ghana — calling the move a threat to Ghana’s sovereignty and demanding immediate government action. He continues to position himself and his party (APC) as advocates for sweeping reform — promoting grassroots engagement, economic restructuring, and national sovereignty as core parts of his political platform.
