European football expert, Reuben Obodai brings you a comprehensive update on how Ghanaian players performed in abroad this weekend. The weekend was very fun in terms of the number of Ghanaian players that registered their names on the score sheet – eight goals scored in total. There were a quite a few of our players … Read more
European football expert, Reuben Obodai brings you a comprehensive update on how Ghanaian players performed in abroad this weekend. In England, one player who excelled was Dennis Odoi. Since joining Fulham from Sporting Lokeren in 2016, Odoi has been building his reputation steadily with his all-round performances. And this season, the 29-year-old has become a … Read more
Ghanaian striker Felix Adjei has signed for Austrian second-tier side SC Wiener Neustadt on a free transfer. The 27-year-old spent last season at Swedish lower tier side Umeå FC. Adjei is no stranger to the Austrian league where he previously played for Red Bulls Salzburg and feeder club Liefering. He is a product of the … Read more
I was listening to an interview of Madereka Nyerere, son of late President Julius Nyerere of Tanzania, on Voice of America TV programme, hosted by Salim Amin in Dar es Salaam on Sunday, 25th December 2016, Christmas day in Amin’s usual programme, The Scoop. Madereka’s father, Julius Nyerere, had had a leadership style of selflessness, … Read more
Ghanaian internationals Osei Barnes, Alhassan Wakaso, Gilbert Koomson and Bismark Adjei-Boateng all scored for their clubs. Former Inter Milan kid Said Ahmed Said found the net in Croatia while youngster Emmanuel Gyasi struck in the Italian lower-tier league. Lloyd Sam, Raphael Dwamena, Ben Acheampong and Godsway Donyoh all netted for their clubs. Kwadwo Asamoah suffered … Read more
Nana Wereko Ampem II, also known as Mr. E. N.Omaboe, was born at Amanokrom and received his primary education at Mamfe Presby Junior School and Suhum Presby Senior School. He gained admission to Accra Academy in 1946 and left in 1950. In October 1951, he gained direct admission to the then University College of the … Read more