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Dani Alves Set to Scout Ghanaian and Nigerian Talents for New Club

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Reports indicate that Brazilian football legend Dani Alves is expected to visit Africa as part of plans to scout young talents for his newly established football club. The former Barcelona and Brazil international is said to have identified Ghana and Nigeria as key destinations due to their rich football culture and consistent production of world-class players.

According to sources close to the project, Alves is particularly interested in discovering raw, high-potential players who can be developed and exposed to the international football market. Ghana and Nigeria have long been recognized as breeding grounds for elite footballers, with both countries exporting talent to top European leagues.

Football academies, local leagues, and grassroots tournaments in both countries are expected to receive heightened attention during the scouting mission. Industry insiders say the visit could open doors for young African players who lack visibility but possess exceptional skill and discipline.

Sports analysts believe Dani Alves’ interest further confirms Africa’s growing importance in global football development. His vast experience, winning multiple league titles and international trophies, is expected to add credibility and attract global attention to any selected talents.

If confirmed, the visit could also strengthen football ties between Africa and South America while providing opportunities for local coaches, scouts, and academies to collaborate with an international football icon.

Officials from Ghana’s and Nigeria’s football communities are yet to issue formal statements, but excitement is already building among fans and young players eager to showcase their abilities on a global stage.

Freezy MacBones Alleges Referee Bias Over Language Use in Bout

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Boxer Freezy MacBones has raised concerns over what he describes as biased officiating during his recent bout, accusing the referee and judges of favoring his opponent, Jonathan Tetteh “Worldwide.” According to MacBones, the alleged bias stemmed from ethnic and language considerations during the fight.

MacBones claimed that the referee and judges were from the Ga ethnic group and suggested this influenced their decisions. He further alleged that communication inside the ring was conducted predominantly in the Ga language, which he does not understand, placing him at a disadvantage during critical moments of the contest.

The boxer stated that while his opponent, Worldwide, understands and speaks Ga, he does not, and as a result, instructions and warnings from the referee were unclear to him. MacBones also alleged that shortly before points were deducted from him, the referee made a statement in Ga, which he could not comprehend.

These allegations have sparked debate among boxing fans and observers, with calls for clarity on officiating standards, especially regarding language use in the ring. As of now, no official response has been issued by the referee, judges, or the Ghana Boxing Authority regarding the claims.

The situation adds to ongoing discussions about fairness, transparency, and communication in professional boxing, particularly in multicultural settings where language differences may arise.

Daniel Laryea Named Ghana’s Sole Referee for 2025 AFCON

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Bleoo 06’ Bleoobi Daniel Laryea has etched his name into Ghana’s football history after being selected as the country’s only referee for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). At just 38 years old, the former Accra Academy old boy’s appointment stands as a powerful testament to consistency, discipline, and intellectual excellence.

Daniel Laryea’s rise has never been accidental. Armed with two academic degrees and shaped by a proud family background deeply rooted in refereeing, his journey reflects a rare blend of education and sporting professionalism. His understanding of the game goes beyond the pitch, combining sharp judgment, composure under pressure, and respect for the laws of football.

Over the years, Laryea has built a solid reputation locally and internationally, earning trust through fair officiating and calm authority in high-stakes matches. His selection as Ghana’s sole referee for AFCON 2025 places him among the continent’s elite officials and highlights Ghana’s continued contribution to African football beyond players and coaches.

For young referees across the country, Laryea’s achievement is an inspiration — proof that excellence, learning, and integrity can elevate Ghanaian officiating to the highest level. As AFCON 2025 approaches, all eyes will be on Daniel Laryea to represent the nation with distinction and pride.

Prophetic Outlook: Ghana Must Prepare for Regional Shifts From 2026

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From 2026, Nigeria and Sudan are expected to experience a strong wave of crises that could significantly affect regional stability. According to a prophetic outlook shared by Daniel Jeddman, Ghana will become a major destination for settlement, investment, and relocation, particularly for wealthy individuals from Nigeria.

While this development is not necessarily negative, it comes with serious economic implications. The anticipated influx of people is likely to increase pressure on housing, social services, and the cost of living, with inflation projected to rise sharply if proactive measures are not taken.

Politically, Ghana may face heightened tension between the NPP and NDC during this period. However, the message emphasizes that peace will prevail. It states that God will use President John Dramani Mahama as an instrument of unity and stability to maintain calm across the nation.

The prophecy further indicates that Michael Okudjeto will play a key role in settling major foreign-related matters, helping Ghana navigate international and regional challenges effectively.

From 2026 onward, Ghana is also expected to witness a rise in job opportunities across various sectors. However, a strong warning is issued to the youth. Without readiness, skill development, and discipline, many of these opportunities could be taken over by foreigners.

The message serves as a call for national preparedness, vigilance, and strategic planning to ensure Ghanaians benefit from the changes ahead.

Empathy Beyond Appearances: A Lesson Ghanaians Must Remember

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By Ghana Media

A few years ago, a popular sports presenter on Ghanaian television caught the attention of viewers for an unexpected reason. He had become noticeably slim. Like many others, people assumed it was a deliberate lifestyle choice—fitness, rebranding, or personal discipline. It later emerged that the broadcaster was battling an incurable illness. Though he bravely returned to television on another platform, he sadly passed away not long after.

That painful memory has resurfaced following the recent public reactions to gospel singer Florence Obinim’s weight loss. Social media commentary has been unforgiving, with some accusing her of undergoing cosmetic surgery—claims she has repeatedly and firmly denied.

What many fail to realize is that weight loss is not always cosmetic or intentional. It can be linked to serious health challenges, emotional trauma, stress, or private battles people choose not to disclose. Public figures, despite their visibility, are human beings who also suffer—often in silence.

Turning someone’s physical appearance into mockery or viral jokes reflects a troubling lack of empathy. Today it may be a singer, tomorrow it could be a colleague, a friend, or a family member. The sports presenter’s story serves as a sobering reminder that behind the smiles and screens, some people are fighting battles far beyond public imagination.

In a society quick to judge and slow to understand, a little compassion can make a powerful difference. Not everything should become content. Not every change deserves commentary. Sometimes, silence, kindness, and empathy are the most humane responses.

Ghana Foreign Affairs Minister to Travel to Latvia Over Mysterious Death of Nana Agyei Ahyia

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By Ghana Media

📍 Accra / Riga

Ghana’s Minister for Foreign Affairs is set to travel to Latvia alongside the family of 18-year-old Ghanaian student Nana Agyei Ahyia, following his mysterious death in Riga on June 4, 2025, a case that has now drawn international attention and diplomatic urgency.

Latvian authorities have officially stated that Nana fell from the sixth floor of his apartment, describing the incident as an accident. However, Nana’s family has firmly rejected this explanation, raising serious concerns about the circumstances surrounding his death.

Central to the family’s claims is a disturbing voice note Nana reportedly sent days before his death, in which he alleged that he had been poisoned. The revelation has intensified calls for an independent and transparent investigation, with many questioning whether key evidence has been overlooked.

The upcoming diplomatic mission is expected to apply significant pressure on Latvian authorities, as Ghana seeks clarity, accountability, and justice for the young student. Government sources indicate that the visit will involve high-level engagements with Latvian officials, law enforcement agencies, and diplomatic representatives.

The case has sparked widespread public outrage and concern both in Ghana and among the international community, with advocacy groups and social media users demanding a full forensic review and fair treatment for Nana’s family.

As the delegation prepares to depart, Ghanaians await answers in a case increasingly clouded by suspicion, unanswered questions, and grief.

Jonathan Tetteh “Worldwide” Presents WBA Africa Belt to Ga Mantse After Defeating Freezy Macbones

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By GhanaMedia.Co | Sports | Boxing

Ghanaian boxing star Jonathan Tetteh, popularly known as “Worldwide,” has paid a courtesy visit to the Ga Mantse, King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, to present his newly won WBA Africa Light Heavyweight title. The presentation followed Tetteh’s emphatic victory over rival boxer Freezy Macbones, a bout that has since been hailed as one of Ghana’s standout boxing moments this season.

The visit to the Ga Mantse’s palace was both symbolic and celebratory. Draped in traditional regalia and accompanied by his team, Tetteh lifted the prestigious WBA Africa belt before the traditional council, dedicating the victory to the Ga State and the people of Ghana. He described the win as a product of discipline, faith, and unwavering national support.

King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II congratulated Tetteh on his achievement, praising him for flying Ghana’s flag high on the continental boxing stage. The Ga Mantse encouraged the boxer to remain focused and humble, noting that such victories inspire young athletes across the country to pursue excellence through sports.

Jonathan Tetteh’s win over Freezy Macbones has further ignited discussions around Ghana’s growing influence in African and international boxing. With the WBA Africa title now secured, many fans and analysts believe Tetteh is well-positioned for even bigger international opportunities.

As celebrations continue, the belt presentation to the Ga Mantse stands as a powerful reminder of the deep connection between sports, culture, and national pride in Ghana.

Abu Trica and Two Others Charged in Romance Scam and Money Laundering Case

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Abu Trica and two other individuals have been charged with conspiracy to defraud by false pretence and conspiracy to commit money laundering in connection with an alleged romance scam and wire fraud operation.

According to investigators, the suspects are accused of orchestrating a scheme that involved building fake romantic relationships with unsuspecting victims, primarily through online platforms. The alleged objective was to gain the victims’ trust and subsequently manipulate them into sending large sums of money under false representations.

Prosecutors state that once the funds were obtained, the suspects allegedly engaged in a coordinated effort to conceal the source of the money through various financial transactions, forming the basis of the money laundering charges. The case reportedly involves multiple wire transfers and digital communication channels used to execute and sustain the scheme.

Authorities describe the case as part of a broader crackdown on cyber-enabled financial crimes, particularly romance scams, which continue to cause significant financial and emotional harm to victims worldwide. Law enforcement agencies have reiterated warnings to the public to remain vigilant when engaging in online relationships, especially where financial requests are involved.

The accused are expected to appear before the court as proceedings commence. Investigations remain ongoing, and further charges could be filed if additional evidence emerges.

AG’s Office Freezes Wontumi’s Assets, Including GH₵50 Million Insurance Company Account

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Accra, Ghana — Monday, 22 December 2025

The Attorney-General’s Department has taken decisive legal action to freeze the assets of Bernard Antwi Boasiako, widely known as Chairman Wontumi, including a GH₵50 million bank account belonging to his Paradise Insurance Company. 

The asset freeze forms part of a broader investigation into alleged financial irregularities, fraud and money laundering involving Wontumi and his associated businesses. Authorities say the move is necessary to prevent the dissipation of suspected proceeds of crime while criminal and civil proceedings continue. 

The freezing order covers multiple accounts and assets linked to Wontumi’s business interests, with particular focus on a large deposit held in his insurance company’s account. This action was reportedly authorized under relevant anti-money laundering and asset recovery laws. 

Wontumi’s legal team recently sought to lift the freeze on one of the accounts, but the Accra High Court rejected the application, upholding the state’s authority to maintain restrictions during ongoing investigations. 

The Attorney-General, Dr Dominic Ayine, has also confirmed that Wontumi and his company Wontumi Farms Limited will be prosecuted for alleged loan fraud, forgery and causing financial loss to the state, following findings that the farming project funded by an Exim Bank loan never materialised. 

Supporters and political commentators continue to debate the implications of the legal actions, but the government says the enforcement measures are aimed at ensuring accountability and adherence to the rule of law. 

Kumasi Boxers Can’t Beat Accra Fighters – We Will Always Win, Says Bukom Banku

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Ghanaian boxing personality and outspoken entertainer Bukom Banku has reignited the long-standing rivalry between Accra and Kumasi boxers with a bold and controversial statement.

Speaking passionately during a recent public interaction, Bukom Banku dismissed the competitiveness of Kumasi-based fighters, insisting that boxers from Accra, particularly Bukom, are far superior and will always come out victorious.

“Kumasi boxers can’t fight Accra boxers. We will always win,” Bukom Banku declared confidently, drawing mixed reactions across the boxing community and social media.

His comments have since triggered intense debate among boxing fans, with many Kumasi supporters rejecting the claim and pointing to notable fighters from the Ashanti Region who have excelled nationally and internationally. Others, however, agree that Accra — especially Bukom — has historically produced some of Ghana’s toughest and most celebrated boxers.

The statement adds fuel to an already heated regional rivalry that has shaped Ghanaian boxing for decades. Bukom, often referred to as Ghana’s boxing hub, is known for producing world-class fighters, while Kumasi has steadily grown its boxing reputation in recent years.

As reactions continue to pour in, fans are calling for more inter-regional bouts to settle the debate in the ring rather than through words. For now, Bukom Banku’s remarks have once again placed Ghana boxing firmly in the spotlight.

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