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Pooley’s tragic incident could be a turning point for Ghanaian football – Ameenu Shardow

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Ameenu Shardow is the Team Manager of the Black Stars Ameenu Shardow is the Team Manager of the Black Stars

Black Stars Team Manager Ameenu Shardow has offered a surprisingly optimistic perspective on the recent stabbing of Francis Frimpong, popularly known as Pooley, a passionate supporter of Asante Kotoko.

Pooley was fatally stabbed during Kotoko’s clash against Nsoatreman on Sunday, February 2, 2025.

The incident occurred after an on-field altercation between players escalated into the stands, resulting in the horrific tragedy.

Despite the alarming nature of the event, Shardow believes it could serve as a crucial turning point for Ghanaian football, sparking necessary reforms to address long-standing issues in the sport.

Speaking on Happy FM, the Black Stars Team Manager expressed his dismay over the incident, lamenting its potential negative impact on an already struggling local football scene.

“It’s a terrible situation because we’re already facing challenges with attendance and other issues in our local football. Incidents like this only make things worse. When I heard about it, I was really hurt because we are working hard to develop our game, and something like this sets us back,” he said.

However, while acknowledging the tragedy as a symptom of deeper issues plaguing Ghanaian football, Shardow believes it can serve as a wake-up call for stakeholders to take decisive action against hooliganism. He also extended his condolences to Pooley’s family.

“This is the result of behaviours that have been allowed to persist over time. If it takes such a tragic event for us to finally address the problem of hooliganism, then the only positive we can take from it is the opportunity to bring real change. But my heart goes out to the family—I can feel their pain and anguish,” he added.

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I no get belle for any govnor

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Television Reality Star Nengi Hampson Television Reality Star Nengi Hampson

Television Reality Star Nengi Hampson don react to tori wey dey fly up and down say she get belle for one state govnor for Nigeria.

Tori bin spread on social media on Tuesday, 8 February say di Big Brother Naija season 5 star get belle for one govnor.

Nengi for her reaction confam say true-true she get belle but no be for “any govnor”.

For her X account, she post say, “As much as I believe say social media lies no worth my time, I don accept am say we dey live for world wia pipo dey quick to spread lies and dem no dey know wen to stop. So I go make am clear, I no get belle for any govnor.”

Nengi na one of di housemates for Nigeria biggest reality TV show. She finish as di second runner up for di lock-down edition of di BBNaija 2020 show.

She bin feature for di show for di Lockdown edition of di show for 2020 .

Afta di show, Nengi move on to become Senior Special Assistant on Girl Child Development to Bayelsa state Govnor Douye Diri.

Nengi be also entrepreneur and brand ambassador. She be di owner of Shoes by Flora.

Nengi bin say she get passion to support girl child to di best of her ability and she wan also use her voice to fight gender based violence based on say she don experience am first hand.

How question about Zanetor destroyed the relationship between Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings and Kojo Marfo

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Speaking in an interview on Asetena Pa with Atoto Mansa, which was aired on YouTube on February 10, 2025, Kojo Marfo said that he had a good relationship with Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings’s husband, the late former President, Jerry John Rawlings.

He said that the former First Lady was in Kumasi once for an event and through his relationship with the late former president, he managed to secure an interview with her when he was a host of the morning show at Angel FM.

‘Ghanaians gave you 88, but you’re only using 18’ – Majority Leader jabs Minority over numbers

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Majority Leader in Parliament, Mahama Ayariga

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The Majority Leader in Parliament, Mahama Ayariga, has taken a swipe at the Minority, accusing them of failing to fully utilize their numerical strength in legislative proceedings.

In a sharp critique on Tuesday, February 11, 2025, Mahama Ayariga, speaking on the floor of Parliament, implied that despite the Minority having 88 Members of Parliament (MPs), the opposition party was not maximizing its representation in parliamentary affairs.

The Majority Leader made these remarks while refusing an assertion by Minority Leader Alexander Kwamina Afenyo-Markin that he is not able to marshal his members to sittings of the House.

“Mr. Speaker, it is factually inaccurate for the Minority Leader to say that, in the approval of the ministerial nominees, this House did not have a quorum but for the participation of Minority members. Mr. Speaker, is the Minority Leader [Afenyo-Markin] suggesting that Minority members are not part of this House or that they have no obligation to constitute a quorum?,” he questioned.

“Mr. Speaker, if I start citing members of the Minority who are absent from the Chamber, we will not finish… Look at them at all times, they don’t even have one-fourth of their numbers present. Mr. Speaker, as we speak, they are not even up to 18,” Ayariga remarked.

He continued, “Ghanaians gave them 88 seats in the elections, but they are using only 18. In the next election, we will reduce it further,” Mahama Ayariga said as his remarks was met with cheers from the Majority side of the House.

The Majority Leader’s remarks highlight concerns over the Minority’s level of participation in key decision-making processes in Parliament, fuelling public perceptions of inefficiency and a lack of commitment from the opposition in fulfilling their parliamentary duties effectively.

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