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Hello Minister @samgeorgegh. Hope this finds you well. I believe your ministry oversees the operations of courier services like SpeedAF Express. I'd like to believe that it is their intention to deliver great customer experiences but perhaps some challenges seriously hinder them.
Today I did the coolest thing I've ever done in my life!
I run a 5K while pushing my son in a stoller. It was hard pushing uphill but we did it 🔥🔥🔥
He was a bit disappointed because he thought the medal was biscuit but he's made peace with it.
I feel the time has come to bring my journey with the Ghana national team to an end. 🇬🇭❤️
I leave happy, proud and with the peace of mind of knowing that I gave everything every time I wore this shirt.
Ghana has given me much more than football. It has allowed me to come back home, feel even closer to my roots and experience the enormous pride of representing my country and wearing this flag on my chest.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone who has been part of this journey and for all the love you have always shown me.
Ghana will always be a part of me. I will continue supporting the Black Stars as one of you, wherever I am.
Medaase. Always Ghana. 🇬🇭❤️
This continues to baffle me. Here me out:
Gifty was elected onto the Exco as women’s football representative because she owned a women’s football club called Berry Ladies. She was appointed Black Queens management committee chairperson shortly after that.
Since then, the club has simply stopped playing football.
After their relegation from the Women’s Premier League in April 2025, they were supposed to take part in the second-tier women’s league last season. They didn’t. Nobody told us why.
All the players and officials were forced to look for other clubs to join, with no protection from the GFA. And the woman that supervised all of that collapse continues to serve on the highest decision-making body of our football, and remains chairperson of the Black Queens.
Oh, and while she owned Berry Ladies, she was also appointed Vice President of Ghana Premier League side Berekum Chelsea after she reportedly invested in the club following Nana Jantuah’s takeover.
How do you have money to invest or take up management position in another club while the one that you own is going bankrupt because you stopped bankrolling it?
I’ve always maintained that until we fix some of these ownership issues, we will struggle for trust.
Nobody should be able to acquire a club, and after one or two years, gets up and says “I won’t do again”.
The Nsoatreman owner did it two years ago, Peter Amewu did it last year.
Tens of players and officials with valid contracts, abandoned by the road side with no consequences.
Let’s not even talk about the case of individuals owning/controlling multiple clubs.
We need a very strict ownership regime in our football. Before anyone is allowed to acquire a football club, they must show a sustainability plan that ensures continuity even if the individual ceases to exist. The sudden demise of clubs because owners have lost interest is destroying sustained confidence among fans and stakeholders.
I don’t think our current regulations adequately/exhaustively deal with all the grey lines in this matter.
And this is why I've been saying that there's too much personal data involved in momo transactions.
After registration you should have a unique handle for transaction.
Why does anyone need to see my full government name and number for every transaction?
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