9 June 2011 press conference President Barack Obama's spokesman has defended a decision to invite President Ali Bongo for a White House meeting on Thursday on the grounds that Gabon is an "important ally" of the United States, and holds the presidency of the United Nations Security Council this month. At a White House briefing on Wednesday, spokesman Jay Carney was challenged on the invitation by a member of the White House press corps. The exchange follows: Question: And then in light of tomorrow's meeting with President of Gabon, is it appropriate for President Obama to honor Ali Bongo with a White House visit, given the fact that the State Department recently reported that the country is home to widespread government corruption, and in light of an ongoing criminal investigation in France about the source of money to buy President Bongo's homes in France?
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Tanko Mohammed has signed a two-year deal for Medeama
Ghana Premier League club Medeama have confirmed the signing of striker Tanko Mohammed on a two-year deal for an undisclosed fee.
The 22-year-old has returned home after a one-year spell at Spanish third-tier side CD Leganés.
He spent the second half of last season on loan at Club Deportivo Teruel from Leganés.
Mohammed has been noted as a striker with great power, strength and very good eye for goal.
He was Heart of Lions’ top scorer for the 2009/2010 and was a member of the home-based national team.
