@SannieDaara@DNanistay@SaddickAdams@KPBofficial@GhanaBlackstars My question to you is, why didn't we have the same chaotic situation in 2010? Why did this happen in 2014? What was the leadership situation by then? There is more than guys are telling us.
@Fentuo_ Why would you use Gyan's side of the story to conclude? Again, after the committee hearing, did you see any report? Let's be fair to Kevin as well. Besides, he was with them, unlike you and I.
@SannieDaara@ASAMOAH_GYAN3@rioferdy5 @FIVEUK Gyan's response raises more questions than answers
1. If Kevin was expelled due to a banter with the coach, how come Muntari was also shown the exit the same time. Did he also 'attack' the coach?
2. If he says they were begging the coach behind the scenes, was this communicated?
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Ghanaian musician Capasta, who featured Gasmilla on the popular song Telemo, has been appointed Head Coach of Norwegian Second Division Side, IK Junkeren. He holds a FIFA coaching license.
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โIn this life some things dey mess so if you make confuse please play defenceโ- line of Capasta rap in Telemo
@atharv2110 @SputNickx @FrankKhalidUK I doubt it was for PR reasons. In the video , he mentioned that he spoke with some people in Portugal to find the girl, so he was using this interview as another medium to reach them if possible. Bro, give the guy some credit. Not everyone is grateful as such.
A future salvaged: GNPC Offers Full Educational Scholarship to Brilliant โGalamseyโ Boy.
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From shattered dreams of endless possibilities to finding his hopes restored and aspirations rekindled, the story of Stephen Koomson, the brilliant 21-year-old former student of Mpohor Senior High School in the Western Region who, for financial constraints, resorted to illegal mining (Galamsey) instead of furthering his education, has been granted a full educational scholarship by the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) to study Law at the University of Ghana.
Koomson, whose plight caught the attention of GNPC when his story went viral on social media, recorded an impressive 5As and 3Bs across various subjects in the 2021 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) but has since had his education curtailed by the lack of support and this, according to him, led to his involvement in small-scale illegal mining (Galamsey).
At a brief meeting with the former Mpohor SHS student and his guardians, the Executive Director of the GNPC Foundation, Dr. Dominic Eduah, described Stephenโs circumstance as an โunfortunate situation deserving immediate attentionโ and hence, GNPCโs decision to intervene.
โWe are enrolling him on the GNPC scholarship immediately to put his dreams of becoming a lawyer back on track and we are just as excited to offer him an opportunity to facilitate this in consonance with the tenets of our Education & Training mandate,โ he said.
He added that GNPC, in collaboration with other relevant stakeholders, have set in motion plans to ensure Stephen gains admission into the University of Ghana Law School by the next Academic year.
A visibly elated yet emotional Koomson expressed his profound gratitude to GNPC for acting on his story to ensure the life and future he envisioned as a boy becomes a reality. He assured of his readiness to remain studious and be a worthy ambassador for GNPC.
#EmpoweringDreams
#ImpactingLives
โSoooo you mean to tell me that someone down your ancestry line survived being chained to other human bodies for several months in the bottom of a disease-infested ship during the Middle Passage, lost their language, customs and traditions, picked up the English language as best they could while working free of charge from sunup to sundown as they watched babies sold from out of their arms and women raped by ruthless slave owners.
Took names with no last names, no birth certificates, no heritage of any kind, braved the Underground Railroad, survived the Civil War to enter into sharecropping... Learned to read and write out of sheer will and determination, faced the burning crosses of the KKK, everted their eyes at the black bodies swinging from ropes hung on trees... Fought in World Wars as soldiers to return to America as boys, marched in Birmingham, hosed in Selma, jailed in Wilmington, assassinated in Memphis, segregated in the South, ghettoed in the North, ignored in history books, stereotyped in Hollywood... and in spite of it all someone in your family line endured every era to make sure you would get here and you receive one rejection, face one obstacle, lose one friend, get overlooked, and you want to quit? How dare you entertain the very thought of quitting. People, you will never know survived from generation to generation so you could succeed. Donโt you dare let them down!
Give this to your young people who donโt know their history and want to get weak!
It is NOT in our DNA to quit!โ