This Malik Basintale guy lies too
In opposition he was all over the place with ORAL, he's in power now and all he does is cook figures about employment.
All his figures are false
Stop this man, it's pathetic.
ROAD TO REDEMPTION | Mohammed Aminu π¬π Once one of Ghana's most exciting teenage talents.A breakout star at WAFA SC, Mohammed Aminu burst onto the Ghana Premier League scene in 2018, earning the league's Player of the Month award and attracting interest from Europe's biggest clubs. Manchester City secured his signature in a deal worth around Β£2 million, with many believing Ghana had found its next global superstar. The dream, however, didn't unfold as expected. Loan spells in the Netherlands and Belgium, injuries, and limited first-team opportunities slowed his rise. After several difficult years in Europe, Aminu returned home determined to rebuild. Now wearing the colours of Bechem United, the gifted forward is beginning to rediscover the qualities that made him one of Ghana's brightest prospects. His impressive performances last season have convinced the Hunters to push for a contract extension, proving that resilience can be just as powerful as talent. The story isn't over. Sometimes the comeback becomes greater than the breakthrough.
Rising Football Pros Spotlight ββ¨Never write off a player with talent, hunger, and unfinished business. π¬πβ³
#RisingFootballPros #RoadToRedemption #MohammedAminu #BechemUnited #GhanaFootball #ManchesterCity #WAFASC #MadeInGhana #NeverGiveUp #SecondChance
Zubairu Ibrahim shines on the European stage π¬π A brilliant performance from the Ghanaian winger as he scored twice and provided one assist in Partizan Belgrade's 4-0 victory over UNA Strassen in the UEFA Conference League qualifiers. Zubairu is flying higher with Partizan and continues to make a strong statement in Europe. π·πΈ
#ZubairuIbrahim #Partizan #UECL #ConferenceLeague #GhanaFootball #RisingFootballPros #RoadToEurope #MadeInGhana
π¨40 π¬πGhanaian-born players in the π¬π§UK, playing in top academies, took part in Ghana FAβs first talent ID program.
Coaches evaluated U15-U20 players in Bromley. The program will soon include more academies and grassroots football across the UK.
πΈ: DB Royal
πΉπΏ HISTORY MADE! πΉπΏ
Tanzania beat Egypt 4-3 on penalties after a goalless draw to qualify for their first ever #AFCONU17 final.
What a tournament this young Tanzanian side is having.
Fearless, talented and full of heart.
Congratulations, Tanzania! πΉπΏβ€οΈ
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40 players of π¬πGhanaian descent, born in the π¬π§UK and currently playing in Category One academies, participated in the inaugural talent identification programme organised by the Ghana Football Association
The exercise, supported by the GFA in partnership with Coach Hene Sports Club , Ghana High Commission United Kingdom , and Prince Lamona Consult, aimed at identifying and engaging top young talents to strengthen Ghanaβs national teams for the future.
U15-U20 players from top academies including Chelsea FC, Everton FC, Manchester City FC and Arsenal FC, among others, were assessed by GFA Technical Director Prof. Mintah, FIFA Talent Coach Stuart McLaren, alongside coaches from Coach Hene Sporting Club, who closely monitored standout performers throughout the session in Bromley.
The Ghana FA is expected to expand the programme to include Category Two and Three academies, as well as grassroots football across the UK and beyond in the coming months.
Via @addojunr
Dear friends, those of you who are asking for the link to the signature campaign against the US military base in Ghana, here is the QR Code.
Very Best Wishes.βπΏβπΏβπΏ