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10 fun facts about Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang that will inspire you

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Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, a distinguished Ghanaian academic and politician, is a beacon of inspiration. Here are ten fun facts about her that highlight her incredible journey and accomplishments.

1. Trailblazing Vice-Chancellor

She became the first female Vice-Chancellor of a public university in Ghana when she assumed the role at the University of Cape Coast in 2008.

2. Avid Educator and Author

Her passion for literature and education has led her to publish several academic works, including books focusing on African oral literature and history.

3. Her Children Are All Doctors

Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang is a proud mother of three, and all her children have earned doctorate degrees in their respective fields.

4. Pioneer in Politics

In 2020, she became the first woman to be selected as a vice-presidential candidate for one of Ghana’s major political parties.

5. Champion of Inclusive Education

As Ghana’s Minister for Education (2013–2017), she spearheaded policies that promoted inclusivity in education, including the groundbreaking Inclusive Education Policy in 2015.

6. Global Leadership Recognition

Her exceptional work has earned her honorary degrees and awards, including one from the University of West Indies and recognition from the University of South Florida.

7. UNESCO Board Member

She represented Ghana on UNESCO’s Executive Board, making significant contributions to global educational policies.

8. Slavery Abolition Advocate

In 2007, she was one of five scholars invited to the United Nations Headquarters to present during the 200th Anniversary of the Abolition of the Transatlantic Slave Trade.

9. Women’s University Chancellor

She currently serves as the Chancellor of the Women’s University in Africa, Zimbabwe, advocating for women’s empowerment and education.

10. Passionate Methodist

A devout Methodist, her faith has played a significant role in shaping her leadership and moral principles.

With her impressive achievements and commitment to service, Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang continues to inspire people in Ghana and beyond.

A Plus wins Gomoa Central parliamentary seat as an independent candidate

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Renowned entertainment critic and political commentator, A Plus, has clinched a historic victory in the Gomoa Central Constituency during the 2024 elections.

The fiercely contested race saw A Plus defeat the incumbent NPP candidate, Naana Eyiah, making him the first independent candidate to win the seat.

Confirming the victory, A Plus shared a concise yet powerful message on Facebook: “I won.” The announcement has since gone viral, attracting waves of congratulatory messages from supporters and admirers nationwide.

This victory marks a significant political milestone in Gomoa Central, signaling a shift in voter preferences.

BREAKING: Bawumia concedes defeat, calls for unity

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Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential candidate, has officially conceded defeat in the 2024 general elections.

In a heartfelt public address from his residence, Bawumia acknowledged his opponent’s victory and expressed profound gratitude to Ghanaians for entrusting him with the roles of Vice President and presidential candidate.

He emphasized the need for unity, urging all citizens to work together for Ghana’s progress.

The concession comes amidst ongoing election results declaration, with the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) showing a significant lead.

NPP heavyweights who lost their parliamentary seats in the 2024 elections

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The 2024 elections have marked a turning point for several influential NPP members of parliament, with unexpected defeats shocking many.

Prominent individuals who lost their seats include:

  • Ursula Owusu
  • Hawa Koomson
  • Lydia Alhassan
  • Michael Quaye Jnr.
  • KT Hammond
  • Peter Amewu
  • Ambrose Derry
  • Henry Quartey
  • Andrew Egyapa Mercer

These defeats have been linked to various factors, including perceived underperformance in their constituencies.

Stay tuned for more updates on the election outcomes.

Ursula Owusu loses Ablekuma West seat in 2024 elections

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The Minister of Communication and Digitalization, Ursula Owusu, has lost her parliamentary seat in the 2024 elections.

Final results from the Ablekuma West constituency revealed that Ursula garnered 16,304 votes, falling behind her main contender, Rev. Kwaku Addo, who secured 20,444 votes.

This surprising outcome marks a significant shift in the constituency’s political landscape and has sparked widespread reactions across social media under hashtags like #GhanaDecides2024 and #GhanaElections.

Ursula Owusu faces backlash over food distribution attempt at polling station (video)

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Ablekuma West voters expressed their displeasure as Minister for Information Ursula Owusu attempted to distribute food at a polling station during the 2024 elections.

In an effort to extend kindness and support, Ursula Owusu reportedly arrived at the station with a pickup truck loaded with food for party officials and others. However, the gesture was met with hostility.

A viral video shows constituents hooting and demanding that the pickup truck and its occupants leave the area. The move, which seemed aimed at fostering goodwill, appeared to spark suspicion instead.

The backlash has sparked a heated conversation online, with many questioning the timing and intent of her actions.

Black Sherif brushes off Shatta Wale’s comments

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Ghanaian music sensation Black Sherif has downplayed recent claims of hostility toward Shatta Wale. Addressing rumors during an interview, he dismissed the notion that his Snapchat posts were subtle jabs at the dancehall artist.

Black Sherif admitted to being a former social media troll before rising to fame but has since refrained from such antics. He firmly stated that he wouldn’t stop using Snapchat or alter his posts due to any alleged issues with Shatta Wale.

Regarding Shatta Wale’s recent remarks about him, Black Sherif said he has chosen to ignore them, emphasizing that he has no time for such distractions.

Here are some videos about Ghanaian ladies revealing their preferences when it comes to dating

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In a trending TikTok video, three Ghanaian ladies openly shared names of men they would avoid dating, citing past experiences. Emmanuel, Kwabena, and Kobby topped their list, sparking lively discussions online.

One lady declared she would never date a man named Emmanuel, while another expressed similar sentiments about men named Kwabena. A third echoed these views, suggesting these names are linked to unpleasant encounters.

The video, shared by @odogusnrman, attracted diverse reactions from netizens. While some agreed with the ladies, others defended men with those names. Some commenters humorously questioned why their names were being stereotyped.

This debate has sparked curiosity, with many asking, “Is there a curse on these names, or just bad luck in love?”

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John Dumelo files criminal complaint against Lydia Seyram Alhassan

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Ghanaian actor-turned-politician John Dumelo has officially filed a criminal complaint against sitting MP Lydia Seyram Alhassan.

The Ayawaso West Wuogon parliamentary candidate for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) submitted the complaint to the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) on December 3, 2024.

Dumelo’s team presented video evidence alleging that Alhassan violated Ghana’s electoral laws by engaging in voter-influencing activities. Accompanying the footage were detailed claims outlining efforts by Alhassan to unlawfully sway voters ahead of the December 7 elections.

In a social media post, Dumelo highlighted the urgency of the OSP’s intervention to uphold electoral fairness. He emphasized that decisive action against the alleged misconduct is crucial to ensuring a transparent election.

This development underscores the intensity of the Ayawaso West Wuogon race, with Dumelo urging accountability and justice.

Malcolm Nuna “Slay” music video out now

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Ghanaian music sensation Malcolm Nuna has finally unveiled the highly anticipated music video for his hit track “Slay.” After teasing fans with glimpses, the full video has arrived, delivering a stunning display of visuals and creativity.

The “Slay” video bursts with vibrant colors, showcasing Malcolm Nuna in a blend of Accra’s bustling streets and glamorous settings. The dynamic choreography combines traditional Ghanaian moves with a modern twist, aligning with the song’s upbeat energy.

Fans have lauded the video on social media, praising its captivating visuals and empowering message. Malcolm Nuna revealed that “Slay” is about embracing individuality and shining despite challenges.

Directed by a talented team, the video perfectly complements the track’s themes of confidence and self-expression.
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