Monday, December 23, 2024
Monday, December 23, 2024
Home Blog Page 12

Agya Koo accuses NDC of prioritizing personal gain over national progress

0

Veteran Ghanaian actor and vocal NPP supporter, Agya Koo, recently expressed strong opinions about the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

Speaking candidly, he suggested that the NDC is solely driven by the desire to “create, loot, and share” rather than genuinely serving the people of Ghana.

Agya Koo criticized the NDC for allegedly stating that they wouldn’t invest two million cedis in the Free SHS program without offering an alternative plan.

According to him, this reluctance to invest in education indicates a lack of clear policy to benefit Ghanaians. His remarks highlight the need for transparency and genuine commitment to the welfare of the public from political leaders.

Antoine Semenyo on Liverpool’s radar as potential Salah successor

0

Ghanaian forward Antoine Semenyo has reportedly captured Liverpool’s interest as a potential replacement for Mohamed Salah, whose contract expires at season’s end.

According to Sky Sports, Liverpool’s recruitment team, including Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes, has placed Semenyo high on their list as they seek young talent to bolster the squad.

Currently playing for Bournemouth, the 24-year-old has impressed with five goals in his last 14 Premier League appearances last season and three in nine matches this season.

Semenyo has also drawn attention from clubs like Newcastle, Arsenal, and Tottenham. His ambition to play in the Champions League aligns with Liverpool’s competitive objectives, making him an attractive option for the Reds.

Former Best goalkeeper and winner of the Kovacic talent watch tournament 2023 has passed on

0

Demises are rampant in Ghana since the beginning of the year 2024. We’ve lost so many people and still counting. Let’s take good care of ourselves and cherish the time we have on earth. Nobody knows tomorrow.

Former Best goalkeeper and winner of the Kovacic talent watch tournament 2023 has suddenly passed away today after collapsing on the pitch today in a colts game against king faisal babies in Kumasi today. May He Rest in peace.

Okyeame Kwame suggests Daddy Lumba remix of King Paluta’s ‘For the Popping’

0

Ghanaian rapper Okyeame Kwame recently sparked social media buzz by proposing a remix of King Paluta’s hit track, “For the Popping,” featuring highlife legend Daddy Lumba.

In a lighthearted poolside video, Okyeame Kwame, also known for his track “Faithful,” grooved along to the song, encouraging fans to support his remix idea by commenting “DL” under his post.

“Hey, Daddy Lumba, you have to do a remix of this song. It’s right up your lane!” he declared, emphasizing how a collaboration between King Paluta and Daddy Lumba could bridge generational gaps in Ghanaian music.

His suggestion has excited fans, with many sharing their hopes for the remix. This call for collaboration highlights the power of blending new and classic styles, fueling anticipation for the future of Ghanaian music.

Eyewitness accounts surface: Adabraka market shake

0

Accra’s Adabraka Market was gripped by fear on November 2, as four masked günmén carried out a brazen daylight r0bbēry, targeting a man in a red Toyota Corolla.

In a shocking display, the r0bbers f!red shots into the air, scattering the busy marketplace as onlookers scrambled for cover behind stalls.

Witnesses described the robbers’ rapid approach, forcibly opening the car’s boot to seize large sacks of cash. Within minutes, they transferred the bags into their Toyota Highlander, all while maintaining a barrage of gunfire to deter interference.

One eyewitness shared, “We deal in gold here… They spread some money to distract us while they took off.”

Though police arrived, the robbers had already fled, marking this as the second incident of its kind at Adabraka.

Tiwa Savage opens up about receiving more interest from women than men

0

In a candid interview on Beat 99.9 FM, Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage revealed that she often receives more advances from women than men, a surprise even to her.

The 44-year-old Afrobeats star shared, “I don’t know why, but a lot more women hit on me than men,” highlighting an unexpected side to her widespread appeal.

Tiwa also weighed in on the ongoing debate about her influence in the Afrobeats scene. Confident in her abilities, she suggested that her talent places her among the genre’s top artists, even rivaling the male ‘big 3’—Wizkid, Burna Boy, and Davido.

Her remarks underline her determination to redefine the industry’s standards and expand her legacy in Afrobeats.

Ex-Black Queens star celebrates coaching milestone with UEFA certification

0

Samira Suleman, the celebrated former Ghanaian national team forward, has achieved a major milestone by earning her UEFA Certificate in Football Management.

After an illustrious playing career with the Black Queens and Hasaacas Ladies, Suleman is now paving her coaching path in Iceland, where she mentors a youth team. Her coaching journey began after she played for Vikingur Olafsvik in Iceland and Robert Morris Eagles in the U.S.

The course, hosted by UEFA Academy and Université de Lausanne, is regarded as a significant credential in football management, and Suleman completed it with distinction.

Michael Essien, another Ghanaian football icon, extended his congratulations, calling her achievement inspiring for aspiring coaches. With both former players now certified, they are seen as hopefuls for coaching roles with Ghana’s national teams.

Michael Essien celebrates UEFA football management certification achievement

0

Former Ghanaian football star Michael Essien has proudly announced earning his UEFA certificate in football management, a significant addition to his post-playing career accomplishments.

Essien, who once dominated the midfield for renowned clubs like Chelsea and Real Madrid, spent months completing a challenging program comprising online and in-person training.

Sharing his excitement on social media, Essien expressed gratitude to those who supported him along the way, emphasizing his commitment to continually learning about football.

Currently, he utilizes his expertise as a talent coach for Denmark’s FC Nordsjaelland, where he imparts valuable knowledge to emerging players.

Essien’s journey from playing at top European clubs to this recent academic success exemplifies his dedication to the sport and desire to foster new talent.

Ghanaian lady opens up about unfulfilled dream of becoming a nurse

0

From dreams of nursing to market life: will she ever achieve her true calling?

A young Ghanaian woman recently shared an emotional video on TikTok, reflecting on her life’s path and how it veered from her childhood dream of becoming a nurse.

Now a market woman, she expressed regret that her career aspirations did not come to fruition, sparking an outpouring of support from social media users.

In the viral video, the woman acknowledged the twist her life took but received numerous words of encouragement in the comments.

One user urged her to embrace her current role, stating, “Appreciate life, many don’t get this chance.” Others encouraged her to keep pursuing her dream, emphasizing it’s never too late to reach her goals.

Watch the video here https://shorturl.at/rzmRP

Comedian Funny Face seeks forgiveness from ex-partner Vanessa and family (video)

0

In a heartfelt video on Instagram, Ghanaian comedian Funny Face issued a public apology to his ex-partner Vanessa Nicole and her family, taking accountability for his past actions.

The comedian acknowledged that prior DNA test results had been incorrect and expressed deep regret for the pain his behavior had caused.

Funny Face reached out to Vanessa, her parents, and their children, Majesty and Jah Wisdom, emphasizing his hope to resolve their ongoing issues.

He admitted the emotional toll the conflict had taken on him, stating that he longed for peace to be a better father to his daughters.

In a genuine gesture of reconciliation, he knelt in the video to ask Vanessa’s father, Jah Wisdom, for forgiveness, admitting that his past insults were hurtful.

en_USEnglish