The World Cup starts today and here is good news for Ayawaso West.
1. I have paid the dstv for tv viewing centers across Ayawaso west.
2. Free giant screen at Abelemkpe Astro Turf park for all Ghana matches.
3. Free giant screen at Okponlgo for all World Cup matches.
4. Free Giant screen at Mempasem for all Ghana Matches
5. Free Giant screen at Airport residential area for all Ghana matches
6. Free Giant screen at West legon for all Ghana matches.
7. Free Giant screen at Dzorwulu for all Ghana matches.
I have also engaged 13 Kenkey sellers across the constituency to provide free meals( Kenkey and Ghana fish) for those coming to watch the Ghana matches. Go Ghana Go!!! #idey4u
[🟢] England beat Miami FC 6-0 during their final practice match before the World Cup begins.
Ngumoha scored and his goal was also said to be a breathtaking strike from distance.
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Wataru Endo has withdrawn from Japan’s World Cup squad due to injury, and announced his retirement from international football.
Keep your head up, Wata ❤️
🏆 Referee announced for 2026 #SuperCup!
We're pleased to share that Somali referee Omar Artan will officiate the highly anticipated match between PSG and Aston Villa in Salzburg.
Pep Guardiola
🗣️“Virgil van dijk is the only player I dream Of playing for Manchester City during my time at the club, arguably the most complete defender I’ve ever seen on planet Earth.”
🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Kylian Mbappé:
“Do I regret leaving? Regret is a strong word. I left Paris because I wanted to chase the biggest dream in football. Nobody can criticize that.
People say, ‘Mbappé was the problem.’
That’s the easy narrative. The reality is that PSG spent years building a European giant, and when the trophy finally arrived, some fans acted like history started the day I walked out the door.
I find that funny.
“PSG won the Champions League after I left. Congratulations.
But let’s not pretend the story started after my departure. For years, I carried the expectations, the pressure, and the dream when Europe mocked this club.
Some fans celebrate the trophy by erasing the people who helped build the road to it. That’s their choice.
Maybe that tells you something about football. Sometimes a club spends years building a house, and the person who lays the final brick isn’t the one who built the foundation. I scored the goals, broke the records, carried expectations that would crush most players. Yet the trophies arrived after I was gone.
The funny part? PSG have won it twice without me, yet somehow, every time PSG lift that trophy, my name still ends up in the conversation.
That says more than any trophy ever could.”