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Derek Boateng: Stephen Appiah could run the Ghana Football Association better than Kurt Okraku

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Former Black Stars midfielder Derek Boateng believes that Stephen Appiah has the potential to lead football in Ghana as the Football Association president.

Appiah, who captained Ghana to its first World Cup appearance in 2006 in Germany, is considered one of the country’s greatest footballers.

In an interview, Boateng, who played alongside the former Juventus midfielder at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, praised Appiah’s leadership qualities and insisted he is well-suited to be the president of the Ghana Football Association (GFA).

Stephen Appiah can run the Ghana Football Association clean and the institution will work well.
Every Black stars player has high respect for him but some GFA executives want to run down players by claiming players cant run GFA. #ghanamedia #BlackStars

Derek Boateng: Stephen Appiah could run the Ghana Football Association better than Kurt Okraku

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Former Black Stars midfielder Derek Boateng believes that Stephen Appiah has the potential to lead football in Ghana as the Football Association president.

Appiah, who captained Ghana to its first World Cup appearance in 2006 in Germany, is considered one of the country’s greatest footballers.

In an interview, Boateng, who played alongside the former Juventus midfielder at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, praised Appiah’s leadership qualities and insisted he is well-suited to be the president of the Ghana Football Association (GFA).

Stephen Appiah can run the Ghana Football Association clean and the institution will work well.
Every Black stars player has high respect for him but some GFA executives want to run down players by claiming players cant run GFA. #ghanamedia #BlackStars

Prophet Salifu Amoako pleads not guilty in court – full update

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Prophet Elisha Salifu Amoako, founder of Alive Chapel International, has pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from his son’s fatal road accident. Alongside his wife, Mouha Amoako, and Linda Bonsu Bempah, the three were charged with allowing an unlicensed person to drive.

Their 16-year-old son, Elrad Salifu Amoako, was behind the wheel when the accident occurred on October 12, 2024, in East Legon, leading to the deaths of two 12-year-olds, Justine Agbenu and Maame Dwomoh.

During a court appearance on October 16, 2024, tensions rose as supporters of the pastor reportedly clashed with police officers and a journalist. The police confirmed the arrest of the couple on October 15, following the accident.

The case has sparked widespread public interest, with assurances of a thorough investigation by the police. The court has granted bail to the accused.

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A very inspiring biblical word from Alalade Timothy Oladotun

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The Bible tells us in II Timothy 3:1-5, “But know this, in the last days perilous times will come.” What does that mean? The Bible is saying to mark this down, realize this, understand this, and you can be certain that in the last days, terrible, difficult, hard and violent times will come. We are living in the end times.

Man today is basically searching for three things: Some direction (the way), something that is real (the truth), and something that will last forever (life). Jesus summed it up in one verse, John 14:6 – “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the father except through me.” All of man’s questions of life are answered in this verse.

Let’s look at these three areas. First, some direction, the way. It is vacation time, and there are many ways to travel: Highway, back roads, bus, train, plane, etc. The world tells us that there are many ways, or roads, to reach God: Go to church, be a good person, list of do’s and don’ts, different religions, etc. They say there are lots of directions to reach heaven. Whatever feels best to you, do whatever is right in your own eyes. Proverbs 14:12 says, “There is a way that seems right to a man, but its end is the way of death.” The world says the road is wide open. You get to choose which path is right to get to God. But the Bible says something very different. “Enter by the narrow gate; for wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and there are many who go in by it.” (Matthew 7:13) Jesus did not tell his disciples about the way or show them the way or guide them along the way, but he said, “I am the way.” How can we know the way to God? It’s only through Jesus. He is the way because he is both God and man. The only way is to get saved, get right with God, and to be “born again.” Some people argue and say that this way is too narrow, but in reality, it is wide enough for the whole world to receive, if one chooses to accept him. Instead of people saying that it sounds too limited to have only one way, they should be saying “Thank God He made a way for us to get to Him!” God is always there, whispering into our souls and speaking to our hearts. He is there when we are angry, confused, scared, running from him and too busy for him. He shows us the way, if we choose to look for it.

Man today is also searching for something that is real. Truth. We need to hear the truth today. People don’t want something phony, artificial, a fad, a movement or a whim. People want something genuine and real. Jesus said, “I am the way and the truth.” Truth is a person, not a concept. This means that we can never know the truth of our circumstances unless we have first heard from Jesus. Remember the story about the disciples in the storm? They thought they were perishing. They were fishermen who knew the sea, and they knew what conditions they were in. They had allowed their circumstances to convince them that the truth was their imminent death. But they were wrong: “Truth” was asleep in the back of the boat. When Jesus spoke to the disciples, they saw the real truth of their situation. Jesus had power over nature. Often we, when we face a frightening situation, we panic and say “Lord, save me! I’m perishing!” God will remind us of his provision, saying “I can handle this situation too, and you will know more of me because of it.”

Finally, man is searching for something that will last forever: Life. We wish life, utopian life, would never end. When we go on vacation, we wish the time would never end. We wish we would win the lottery so that we would be set for life. This is life. This is what it’s all about. No, my friend, Jesus is life. Jesus said in John 10:10, “The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly.” Jesus said: “I am the bread of life, I have the words of eternal life, whoever finds me finds life, whoever believes in me has eternal life, and whoever believes in me his name will be written down in the lamb’s Book of Life.” Our money will perish, our vacations will end, our beauty will fade, but Jesus will never end.

Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth and the life.” Everything that you are looking for can be found in him. All of your questions can be answered by him. Don’t look to the world for the answers you seek. Turn to him while he may be found. Whatever it takes, turn to God while you still have an opportunity. We are living in the last days. You don’t want to miss the way, the truth, and the life. For more information, read life’s instruction manual, the Bible!

Jacob: I just couldn’t hold on any longer. You all should forgive me for taking this decision

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The second week of October couldn’t be any better as another painful exit emanates from the gospel fraternity. As many are already lamenting on the possible exit of Blackstars from Afcon 2025 after losing to Sudan.

An important notice from Jacob’s family.

Jacob Yaw Mawuko Adjola they call him was a promising gospel artist who brought light and smiles to many whenever he holds the mic to sing. Least die people know that behind the mic was a very depressed man who was struggling with the uncertainties of his life.

In a letter h wrote before passing, Jacob stated just he had already undergone three consecutive surgeries on his testicles (possibly torsion) which could clearly mean he might never be able to give birth to his own offsprings.

Letter he left behind before taking his own life.

As a man, such a news would definitely break you apart no matter how strong you are. Had he confided in a few people, this news probably would have been a song release or something to put smiles on his and others.

Life choices are hard to understand, but we pray his soul finds rest in the bosom of our God Almighty.

Ghanaians express extreme disappointments and disbelief in Blackstars’ loss to Sudan

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Despite the fact that Ghana’s experienced coach Kwesi Appiah was on the side of the Sudanese, he showed no mercy to Otto Addo’s boys as they emerged losers quite shamefully.

It’s obvious to say every Ghanaian out there is not happy with the results of Ghana Sudan match. But on another side, the people of Sudan will be cheering their newly found “god of football”, Kwesi Appiah as he prepares them for higher levels of football.

One may ask? What really happened? Well, any critical observer would have seen an unsettled team emerging from the camp of Blackstars the draw with Sudan at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium. Hopes for Blackstars to qualify for the Afcon 2025 in Morocco is still possible but very slim and unlikely.

Netizens concludes Otto Addo should take the next available flight straight to Dortmund whilst the whole team should be dissolved for local players to be replaced. It’s widely heard across Ghana that, many frustrated citizens now confidently believe if players in local leagues could do much better as they’ll be compelled to play from their hearts to maintain their position and credibility.

After the home match in Ghana, many expressed their disappointment after Otto Addo appointed Mohammed Kudos as captain of the Blackstars instead of Jordan Ayew. There are also speculations the GFA board has issues with the Ayew family and hence decided to retaliate by using the coach as a decoy.

What do you think should be done to bring light in the Blackstars? Your opinion matters. Feel free to comment directly on site or on Facebook.

VIDEO: Nigeria’s Super Eagles refuse ‘Trotro’ at Libya airport, cut AFCON qualifier trip short

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Nigeria’s senior men’s football team, the Super Eagles, found themselves in an unexpected situation at Libya’s Al Abraq International Airport after a 12-hour delay.

Instead of being greeted by a designated team bus, the players were sent a “trotro” van for transport, a move that didn’t sit well with the team.

Super Eagles striker Victor Okoh Boniface shared a video on social media showing the players refusing to board the van, noting that none of them entered.

The team ultimately decided to boycott the match against Libya’s Mediterranean Knights, scheduled for the 2025 AFCON qualifiers.

CAF regulations require host nations to provide proper buses for visiting teams, and this incident raised questions about whether Libya met those standards.

The Nigerian Football Federation swiftly arranged for the players’ return to Nigeria.

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Dr. Likee to release movie on illegal mining next month

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Ghanaian comic actor and content creator, Dr. Likee, also known as Akabenezer, has announced the release of his latest movie centered around illegal mining, commonly referred to as galamsey.

Speaking during an interview on The Bonah Show, Dr. Likee revealed that this upcoming film will address the ongoing environmental concerns related to galamsey, which has caused severe damage to the country’s water bodies and forests.

Although he has previously produced content on the subject, he emphasized that this movie will be the main highlight, premiering next month.

“The film isn’t politically motivated,” Dr. Likee clarified. “It’s meant to raise awareness and advise against galamsey, as our water bodies are in a dreadful state compared to other countries where they are well-preserved.”

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Lilwin steals the spotlight with cash and dance at Naa Jacque’s EP launch (video)

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Actor Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as Lilwin, became the highlight of the evening at the launch of Naa Jacque’s EP, “Tears of Joy,” held at the Philadelphia Movement headquarters in Kumasi.

Naa Jacque, the ‘daughter’ of Prophet Stephen Adom Kyei-Duah, received overwhelming support from the crowd, but Lilwin’s arrival took the excitement to another level.

The celebrated actor received a warm welcome and engaged with the audience before taking his seat.

His grand gesture of showering cash on Naa Jacque during her performance thrilled attendees. Lilwin also showed off some energetic dance moves, further hyping up the crowd and making the event a memorable one.

The EP launch was a huge success, thanks to Lilwin’s lively showmanship.

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Otto Addo focuses on victory as Ghana prepares for Sudan clash

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Black Stars head coach Otto Addo has emphasized that his main goal is to secure a win against Sudan in their upcoming match on Tuesday. This fixture marks the second leg of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers, taking place in Libya.

Following a goalless draw in the first meeting, Addo has made it clear that he is not concerned with setting records but is solely focused on winning.

“I’m not interested in records; I want to win the next game. That’s all that matters. All these statistics don’t change much. We will give our best, and the effort will be rewarded,” Addo remarked during a press conference.

The Black Stars have departed Ghana for Libya and are set to have a training session at the Martyrs of February Stadium on Monday, ahead of the match, which kicks off at 13:00 GMT on Tuesday.

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