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We’ve teamed up with Nestlé Ghana via the Prrrr Team to spotlight the Milo U-13 Championship across our socials… tap in!! 🔥

We had some Students from High School EdiBoard pulled up to the studio for a behind-the-scenes look at how the KSS machine runs 🎥

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🇬🇭 Oheneba Nana Opoku Ware, son of Otumfuo Osei Tutu II and SRC President of the Ghana School of Law, arrives at the launch of the 20th anniversary of the Student Loan Trust Fund.

@GodsonKankani He can do whstever he wants with his house

Awww, life... His mother has granted an interview👇😭 Edwin Gyimah’s mother reveals: He sold his houses and luxury cars in South Africa and Ghana when life started beating him. The mother of former Black Stars defender Edwin Gyimah has claimed that her son once owned several properties and luxury vehicles but was forced to sell them all when hardship hit. According to her, Gyimah previously had a major property in Accra and other assets outside Ghana. “He built a bigger multi-storey house at Dodowa in Accra… He also had multiple cars. But when he fell into trouble, he sold all his properties and cars, both in Ghana and South Africa,” she stated. She added that after those losses, the current Obuasi property (which Gyimah is now fighting to reclaim from her and his sister Felicia) became even more central. She resisted his later attempts to take control of it or sell it.

RT @Asante_nation: It may interest you to know that since the establishment of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, the curr…

A day at Manhyia Palace, a beautiful and busy Palace 👑

@Dannybwoy82 @GodsonKankani Sharp kraa😹

@Beck2299 @GodsonKankani Dem wan finish him

Finally👇 Emotional scenes as Gyimah’s sister breaks down in tears during Auntie Naa and police visit to Obuasi property Auntie Naa and a team of police officers stormed the eight-bedroom house belonging to former Black Stars defender Edwin Gyimah in Obuasi on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, to resolve the ongoing family dispute. “We are here at Edwin’s house in Obuasi to deal with the issue as promised,” Auntie Naa announced during the live broadcast on Oyerepa Afutuo. Video footage from the visit showed the team first stopping at a police station, where officers joined them before proceeding to the property. Upon arrival, Gyimah’s sister, Felicia, was seen in tears as her brother arrived with Auntie Naa’s team and the police personnel ahead of the crucial family meeting. According to a member of Auntie Naa’s crew, the family pleaded with Edwin for more time to vacate the house. “They begged him to give them six months before moving out, but Edwin insisted that he wants his house back immediately,” the crew member revealed.

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@Beck2299 @GodsonKankani dem go burn the house before that 6mnths elapse. Make he comot them there noooooor

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.@nyannthierry came through and it was beautiful 😍🔥 PRRRR IS BIG!!! PRRRR IS BBL!!!!!! #Prrrr

JUST IN: World-Meets-in-Ghana to honour Otumfuo Osei Tutu II as a Pillar of Peace at his 27th coronation anniversary.

Newspaper Review: World meets in Ghana to honour Asantehene...As pillar of peace Daily Graphic #AdekyeNsroma

Some Ghanaians will be going through a problem, voice out then the government will pay an influencer to tell the Ghanaians to stay calm because the government is solving the problem. This is the same government that opposition just came to fix their streetlight at their quarters

Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has been MP for North Tongu since 2012. That is 13 years. In 2016, North Tongu ranked dead last out of all districts in Ghana on the UNICEF development league table. In those 13 years, Qatar built the classrooms. A Spanish NGO funded the surgical

BRO, let’s do this. @scantyexplores is ready

REQUEST: Bro, @EiiScanty I’m ready to collaborate with you on a journey to the Oti Region to document the challenges facing many of the surrounding villages. Thank you.🇬🇭🫶🏻

“IF YOU, THE BRITISH, DARE TO INVADE, I will use your skull as a drinking cup and your jawbones to beat my drums” —Ashanti King, Osei Tutu Kwadwo(Ghana), to The British Governor, Sir Charles McCarthy.

Grew up in a village… Watched him on TV3 every evening… Tomorrow, I’ll be sitting right next to him talking sports. Full circle. Never stop believing. 💯