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15/09/2025

Tema Traditional Council

15/09/2025

Tema Traditional Council caution residents against the unlawful enstoolment of Nii Anang Adjor as Ashaiman Chief (Mantse)

15/09/2025

Tema Traditional Council had this to say about the Entoolment of Nii Anang Adjor.

Ashaiman Chieftaincy dispute.
15/09/2025

Ashaiman Chieftaincy dispute.

15/09/2025

Happening in Ashaiman now!

08/09/2025

⚽🔥 Ghana vs Mali: The Clash of Destiny in Accra

Tonight, all eyes turn to the Accra Sports Stadium as Ghana’s Black Stars lock horns with the Eagles of Mali in a fiery 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifier. This is more than a football match — it is a battle for pride, destiny, and a place on the grandest stage of them all.

Just over a year ago in Bamako, the Black Stars staged one of their most dramatic comebacks in recent memory. Trailing to Kamory Doumbia’s first-half strike, Ghana roared back with goals from Ernest Nuamah and a last-gasp winner from Jordan Ayew, stunning Mali with a 2–1 victory. That night reminded Africa — never write off Ghana.

Now, the stakes are even higher. Ghana sits top of Group I with 16 points, but the journey is far from over. Mali lurks in third place, desperate to keep their World Cup hopes alive. A win in Accra tonight could flip the group on its head.

For Ghana, victory means breathing space, momentum, and edging closer to automatic qualification. For Mali, it is survival — a fight to keep their dream alive.

This clash is not just about tactics, nor just about football. It is about legacy. The Black Stars, four-time African champions, are hungry to return to the World Cup stage after the heartbreak of 2022. Mali, proud and rising, are chasing history to make their first-ever appearance at the finals.

The atmosphere in Accra will be electric. The players know — this is a night to make history, a night to etch their names into Ghana’s football folklore.

🇬🇭 Can the Black Stars rise again under the Accra floodlights?
🇲🇱 Or will the Eagles of Mali sn**ch revenge on Ghanaian soil?

Whatever happens, the continent will be watching. Tonight, destiny is calling.

✨ PagaBu Network GH – Authentic, Passionate, Unstoppable.

08/09/2025

🌍⚽ 2009: The Golden Year of Ghana Football ⚽🌍

When the story of Ghana football is told, one year shines brighter than most—2009. It was the year our young warriors, the Black Satellites, carried the hopes of a nation and the pride of a continent on their shoulders… and made history.

From the fields of Rwanda, they conquered Africa by winning the U-20 African Youth Championship, showing resilience, talent, and unity. But that was only the beginning. The world had never seen an African nation lift the FIFA U-20 World Cup—until Ghana did it in Egypt.

Led by the fearless André Dede Ayew, supported by stars like Agyemang-Badu, Samuel Inkoom, and Dominic Adiyiah, our boys defied the odds, silenced critics, and stood tall as the first and only African country to win the tournament.

2009 was not just a year. It was a dream fulfilled, a statement to the world that Ghana is a football powerhouse, capable of competing with the very best. It was the year Africa smiled because of Ghana.

At PagaBu Network GH, we celebrate 2009 as a reminder of what determination, discipline, and belief can achieve. ✊🔥

🇬🇭 Ghana, the land of Black Stars. Ghana, the pride of Africa. 🌟

08/09/2025

🇬🇭 Kwame Pianim Commends Mahama’s Lean Government, Predicts Tough Road Ahead for NPP

Economist and statesman Kwame Pianim has praised the early performance of President John Dramani Mahama’s administration, describing it as efficient, disciplined, and free from major controversies in its first eight months.

Speaking in widely circulated remarks, Mr. Pianim highlighted three key areas of the government’s approach:

A lean cabinet of 60 ministers, significantly smaller than previous administrations.

The absence of major corruption scandals so far.

What he described as prudent and productive economic management, even without a large economic management team or additional ministerial portfolios.

> “If someone had told me eight years ago that Ghana could be governed this effectively—with just 60 ministers, not a single scandal in eight months, and an economy managed so productively and prudently without a superfluous economic management team and digital head—I would never have believed it. This is yet another clear reason why the NPP is destined to remain in opposition for the next twelve years,” he remarked.

Mr. Pianim’s comments have stirred debate in political circles, particularly as he has long been associated with the New Patriotic Party (NPP). His suggestion that the NPP may face a prolonged stay in opposition has sparked conversations about the party’s preparedness to challenge Mahama’s leadership in future elections.

Supporters of the government say the remarks confirm growing public confidence in Mahama’s promise of lean and transparent governance. Critics, however, caution that it is still early to fully assess the administration’s performance, noting that challenges in the economy remain.

The development adds to Ghana’s ongoing political discourse, as both the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the NPP position themselves for the years ahead.

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04/09/2025

Our Captain 🇬🇭⚽️🔥

04/09/2025

PagaBu Jordan Ayew, the boy who grew into a man carrying not just his boots, but the weight of a family’s legacy and a nation’s hope. He is more than a footballer; he is a son, a brother, a fighter, and a symbol of quiet resilience.

Born into greatness, yet never allowed to walk in its shadow, Jordan carved his own name with sweat, sacrifice, and an unshakable spirit. He has been doubted, criticized, and underestimated — yet he never folded. Instead, he stood tall, battling on muddy pitches, in roaring stadiums, and in moments when Ghana needed a spark of belief.

He has given us goals that lifted broken hearts, celebrations that reminded us of who we are, and performances that spoke louder than words. Behind every touch of the ball is a story of persistence; behind every victory, a reminder that destiny favors the relentless.

To watch him play is to witness courage. To hear his name is to remember that greatness is not always loud — sometimes, it is humble, steady, and unyielding.

Jordan Ayew will forever remain in the songs of fans, in the pride of his family, and in the history of Ghanaian football. He is a true PagaBu, a warrior, and a son of Ghana.

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