Jรฉrรฉmy Doku is reportedly in the court of divorce from his wife, Shireen, according to several information relayed in the last few hours.
According to some indiscretions, a DNA test has reportedly revealed that the Manchester City winger is not the biological father of their newborn son, Praise.
As a reminder, Doku had temporarily left Belgium's World Cup rally to witness the birth of his child in London. He reportedly later learned the test results, a revelation that would deeply affect him.
Legal proceedings for a divorce are currently underway, according to information available.
Thank you for your service to Ghana. Youโve been part of the Black Stars since 2009. Going forward, we (the citizens of Ghana) will not require your services. We wish you well in your endeavors. If we see you around the team again, we will stone you. Thank you. Bye Jordan Ayew!
๐จ John Obi Mikel destroys Jordan Ayew after Ghana's World Cup exit.
๐ฃ๏ธ "I've seen bad performances. I've seen anonymous performances. But Jordan Ayew against Colombia was something else.
A senior forward in a World Cup knockout match finishes with zero passes into the penalty area and zero shots. That's not just poor,that's hiding.
Ghana didn't lose with eleven players. They lost with ten because their most experienced attacker never turned up. Colombia's centre-backs had the easiest night of the tournament. They didn't have to stop him because he never gave them anything to stop.
You don't earn respect by surviving on your name. You earn it by demanding the ball, hurting the opposition and dragging your country forward. Ayew did none of that. If you're invisible for 90 minutes on the biggest stage in football, you've failed your nation. It's as simple as that."
โBy wearing the Fugu, President Mahama is sparking a cultural renaissance, reclaiming African identity, dignity, and heritage โ echoing Nkrumahโs vision of an African personality and linking to themes of restitution, reparations, and Pan-African pride,โ โ Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, Minister for Foreign Affairs, reflecting on the viral โFugu Warโ and how a simple Northern smock is igniting cross-border conversations about African roots and self-reclamation.
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What should happen to Sammy Gyamfi following his apology after he was captured giving US Dollar gift to a citizen a week of the president unveil the code of conduct for his appointees?
Dear #JoyNews,
I think you're overstating the failure of Napo to deliver votes in the Ashanti Region for the NPP. There were issues with his utterances and concerns about "his arrogance." No two ways about that.
But the bloodbath the NPP suffered in this election was nationwide. I have often said that the effect of bad governance is like rain; it doesn't fall on only one roof. The whole country was angry. The hardship imposed by the wicked few who hijacked the government was felt everywhere, including Ashanti.
If someone's business collapsed because of taxes, the exchange rate or the general deterioration of the economy, he would likely punish the governing party in the election. If someone lost savings because of the domestic debt restructuring, he would likely vote against the government that caused him the economic torture.
If the victims are in Accra and they are expected to vote against the governing party, why should we expect a different reaction from the Ashanti voter?
Why do we think that the people in Ashanti Region would ignore their locked funds and "haircuts" and act differently because of a running mate from their region? Are we saying they would fall for ethnic associations and act against their personal interest?
Let us not forget the Ashanti Region is a major hub of commerce in Ghana, and business owners suffered the pinch of our economic woes more than the average Ghanaian.
I daresay that even if Otumfuo had been made the running mate, some people who felt the pinch on their bank accounts and businesses would not have been swayed. The frog says it likes water but not when it is boiling.
Napo may not have helped Bawumia the way Bawumia helped Akufo-Addo, but we will be missing the point if we single out Ashanti when the NPP's catastrophe was all over Ghana.
This election is a verdict on the worst president and government in the Fourth Republic. The other possible running mates would not have achieved much in Ashanti under these circumstances.