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Ghana Coach Otto Addo Eyes Redemption in Crucial AFCON 2025 Qualifier vs. Niger

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Ahead of the Black Stars’ crucial clash against Niger in Morocco on September 9, 2024, coach Otto Addo remains upbeat about his team’s chances. After a tough loss to Angola in Kumasi last Thursday, the team is determined to bounce back.

Despite admitting to feeling down after the Angola game, Addo praised the mental toughness of his squad. “I was disappointed like the rest of the team, but the positive responses I received from family, friends, and even the media assured me we didn’t play a bad game,” Addo shared at the pre-match briefing.

He highlighted the team’s focus on improving both defensively and offensively during training, emphasizing the importance of confidence. “The players are looking sharp, and I believe we are prepared for tomorrow’s match,” he concluded, signaling optimism for the upcoming challenge.

Chelsea-Abigail Owusu Ansah sets Guinness World Record for most heads of hair locked in 8hours

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Chelsea-Abigail Owusu Ansah, a renowned Ghanaian hairstylist, has made history by setting a Guinness World Record for completing the most hair locking styles in just eight hours.

Her extraordinary skill has been officially recognized on the Guinness World Records website, further highlighting Ghana’s emerging talent in the beauty industry.

As the founder of Yoga Locks, Chelsea-Abigail expressed her joy on social media, aiming to inspire others to follow their dreams and push the boundaries of excellence. On September 7, 2024, she marked her achievement with a celebration in Accra.

With more than six years of experience in hair locking, Chelsea-Abigail is committed to breaking stereotypes about dreadlocks and fostering inclusivity in the beauty world.

King Paluta’s lookalike unveiled (video)

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Social media was buzzing when Steve Quamz, who is famous for his resemblance to Kuami Eugene, introduced the lookalike of another musician, King Paluta, at a house party.

The highlight of the event was when King Paluta’s double performed his popular track “Makoma,” as the audience sang along with excitement.

This video left many viewers intrigued, sparking conversations about how Steve Quamz consistently discovers doppelgängers for celebrities once they hit the spotlight.

Actress Suzzy Williams is a lazy at her job Wayoosi recounts (video)

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Joseph Osei, better known as Wayoosi, has shared a heartfelt recollection of his time on set with the late Suzzy Williams. In a conversation with Poleno Multimedia, Wayoosi reminisced about his early acting career, particularly the “Dada Boat” project, where he starred alongside veteran actor Master Richard and Suzzy Williams.

Wayoosi praised Suzzy Williams as a brilliant and kind-hearted actress. Reflecting on their work in 2005, he said, “Suzzy was a standout talent, and at the time, no one could rival her. She was respectful and full of charm. Filming with her gave me a sense of pride as I knew the attention it would bring.”

The actor cherished the opportunity to collaborate with both Suzzy and Master Richard, calling it a highlight of his career. Suzzy Williams was a beloved Ghanaian actress who tragically passed away in a car accident on the La-Nungua highway in Accra at the age of 23 on September 8, 2005.

Doctors should receive more than GHC 7,000 as pay – Scanty

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Scanty, a well-known YouTuber, has expressed dissatisfaction with the salaries Ghanaian doctors receive, pointing out that many of them earn far too little despite the demands of their profession.

He shared that his doctor friend takes home a monthly salary of just GH¢7,000, which he believes is inadequate given the rising cost of living in Ghana.

The issue sparked a range of responses on social media, with some agreeing with Scanty’s take on doctors’ salaries, while others argued that the amount is reasonable compared to other professions.

The topic continues to stir conversations among Ghanaians, reflecting differing views on fair compensation.

It is wrong for celebrities to ask for financial help on social media – Nana Yaw Asare

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Nana Yaw Asare, a well-known gospel musician, has stirred controversy with his strong criticism of celebrities who turn to social media for financial support during tough times.

Appearing on UTV’s ‘United Showbiz’ on September 9, 2024, he firmly condemned the practice.

The “Ɔdomankoma” hitmaker emphasized that entertainers should refrain from publicly begging for money when facing financial difficulties.

He expressed disappointment, calling for celebrities to manage their finances better and avoid seeking public donations on social platforms. Nana Yaw Asare’s remarks have fueled discussion on how public figures handle financial crises.

Watch the full video here https://web.facebook.com/watch/?v=1185740249382700

Overwhelmed Black Stars fan brought to tears after meeting Mohammed Kudus before Morocco trip: Video

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Mohammed Kudus and his Black Stars teammates have departed Ghana for Morocco following their recent match against Angola.

Before leaving Kumasi for Accra, the West Ham United midfielder took time to meet one of his enthusiastic fans in the city.

The Black Stars faced a setback in their Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, suffering a loss to Angola on Thursday. Now, the team shifts.

Afternoon clubbing is part of Mahama’s 24-hour economy – Rex Omar

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Ghanaian Highlife legend Rex Omar has thrown his support behind the ’24-hour Economy Policy’ proposed by National Democratic Congress (NDC) flagbearer John Mahama.

He asserts that this initiative highlights Mahama’s modern and progressive vision, setting him apart from Vice President Bawumia, whom he describes as having an “old school” mindset despite being younger.

In a recent interview with Michachu TV, Rex Omar, a passionate supporter of the NDC, emphasized the benefits of operating facilities like clubs, casinos, and restaurants around the clock. He noted that countries such as South Africa, Switzerland, and the UK already enjoy the advantages of a 24-hour economy.

“Afternoon jams and all-day clubs are essential components of a vibrant 24-hour economy,” he commented. “John Mahama is attuned to current global trends, while Bawumia’s thinking remains outdated.”

Omar further explained that the policy isn’t just about daytime entertainment. It’s about providing everyone, especially night shift workers, with the opportunity to relax and access various services at any time.

“Implementing a 24-hour economy ensures that amenities are available to all, regardless of the hour,” he added.

This is why Mr. Beautiful left Social Media

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Ghanaian actor Clement Bonney, popularly known as Mr. Beautiful, recently opened up about the challenges he faced due to his political affiliations.

A well-known supporter of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Mr. Beautiful shared how his public endorsement of former President John Mahama during the 2016 elections led to significant harassment online.

In a recent interview, the actor revealed that the relentless cyberbullying and insults he faced on social media, primarily from individuals linked to the New Patriotic Party (NPP), forced him to take an extended break from online platforms.

For eight years, Mr. Beautiful stayed away from social media to avoid the constant backlash tied to his political stance.

He reflected on how his political beliefs made him a target, stating, “For eight years, I stayed off social media because of the constant insults.”

The actor’s decision to withdraw highlights the personal toll of being vocal in the political space in Ghana.

Appiah Stadium reconnects with Jordan Ayew after Ghana’s historic Baba Yara defeat, shares a heartfelt message

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The Black Stars’ defeat to Angola at Kumasi’s Baba Yara Sports Stadium ignited frustration among fans.

However, a humorous twist came when die-hard supporter Appiah Stadium, one of the few who met the team as they departed, offered Jordan Ayew some light-hearted advice.

Appiah Stadium’s witty comments have since gained traction online, with fans reacting to his amusing interaction with the player.

While the loss left many disappointed, his comedic approach to the situation brought a moment of levity, offering a lighter take on an otherwise tense moment in Ghanaian football.

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