Preview: Medeama to test re-packaged Hearts of Oak

Glo premiership enters match day 17 with one match played yesterday whiles  two postponed due to continental assignments. The bulk of the matches come off on Sunday.

The matches involving Asante Kotoko – King Faisal likewise Aduana Stars – Edubiase have been postponed due to Kotoko and Edubiase respective continental assignments over the weekend.

 Apparently, the top fixture of the weekend will see T&A Park home grounds of Medeama SC welcome Accra Hearts Of Oak for a fierce engagement.  The league leaders who currently under a new technical handler, Shaibu Tanko following ex –coach Bashir Hayford departure to Ashantigold before the second round kick start  lost 4-0 to Tema Youth in week 16.

Accra Hearts managed to pull a slim one victory over King Faisal at the Accra Sports Stadium after both teams drew 1-1 in the first round at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium but still languishing in the bot tom three from the relegation zone.

However,  Medeame who stunned Hearts 3-1 in the first at the Accra Sports Stadium will have a lot to offer as Hearts have stepped up their footing on the pedal.

Kpando Hearts of Lions will play as host to Ebusua Dwarfs at the Kpando  Park. Both teams drew goalless in the first round and set to improve on their performance to avoid any relegation threats.

In Accra, scientific soccer lads, Liberty Professionals’ not leaving any stone unturned as they welcome bottom side from the league log Real Tamale United at the Carl Reindorf Park at Dansoman.  Liberty drew 1-1 with  RTU away will not have easy facing a stubborn RTU in Accra.

Elsewhere, Coach Bashir Hayford new side, Ashantigold will aim at recording a home and an away win over Wa All Stars in the second round of match day 17 of the 2012/2013 Glo premiership at the Obuasi Len Clay Stadium. During the interim coaching spree of Kofi Amoako, Ashantigold piped All Stars 1-0 in the first round away but All Stars will like to turn the table around this time around. A win for any time will not be surpsrising.

 

Coincidentally,  Berekum Arsenals will be looking forward to win their game against informed Tema Youth at the Golden City Park. Arsenals lost 1-0 away to Edubiase while Tema Youth hammered Medeama 4-0 at the Tema Park. Meanwhile Arsenals lost 2-0 to Tema Youth in the first leg. A lost for Arsenals will not go down with them

By Ebenezer Zor

Why a bucket of water GH¢ 1?

Whiles government is striving to resolve the water shortages in the town, some water vendors have utilized such unbearable moment to amass wealth from buyers in their geographical jurisdiction.

Could you imagine that a bucket of water used to be sold 10 and 30 Gp has now rocketed to GH¢ 1 because the filters at the Weija water works are under repairs?

This is outrageous and greedy for those sellers who thinks the water crisis has home the flood gates of good market to maximize profits at detrimental of others.

Is the Ghana Water Company Limited aware of these miscalculated fraudsters?

I appeal to authorities as a matter of urgency have a bite on this issue either than that until the water hitches are solved sellers of water for domestic or industrial usage will dishonestly be accruing enormous money from buyers who always are looking desperate to acquire water at all cost.

By Ebenezer Zor (ezee)

Focus on world cup qualifiers; drop the ayews' issues

There is a saying that,” a mother thinks her child is leopard for strength” knowingly that her bone and mind are matured to embark on adventurous assignments.

I say this pertaining to GFA decision of saying no to the Dede and Jordan Ayew whose news is the latest on the block after they had put in the resignation letter from the senior national team.

It is very vivid, GFA is always seen begging for players who sky-rocket themselves in the form of either putting in a temporal or permanent retirement letter from the senior national team and later bounce back at a time they wanted. This is ridiculous.

 Frankly speaking, GFA and the management have not done so well when it comes to issues of players’ temporal retirement over years. Their archaic method of rectifying players’ indiscipline has achieved nothing but abysmal solutions crippled with poor managerial skills.

If a player irrespective of where he plies his trade for in his right frame of mind has table a resignation letter, it clearly shows how satisfied he is for contributing his quota to the national team for some time. After all are they the only players for the team?

It is high time such gross indiscipline and over exercised egos of players be put in their right proportions to serve as deterrent to others.

Any attempt to hold talks to bring such a players  back into the team always picture the players’ to be special that Ghana cannot produce any caliber of their  kind making them feel like a ‘god’ hence gross indiscipline becoming the other of the day.

In time memorial, most players who excelled on the ticket of the national team turn to treat the nation with dirt whiles GFA will be busily resolving issues without using stringent measures to curb this notoriety emerging from the players.

Assuming the conversational goes well, imagined how the relationship will be with entire players and the technical bench.  I beg to differ it will not augur well since a team is made up of 11 players not two individuals because others would opined that those Ayews’ claim to be better than them due to tht mindset they want be ready to give out their best.

Of course, we all felt the absence of Dede and Jordan at the 2013 AFCON in South Africa but Ghana for that matter the football circuit cannot  condone indiscipline in the senior national team especially where it has a World Cup qualifier against Sudan this month at the Kumasi Baba Yara Sports Stadium.

This issue is likely to follow Micheal Essien, Kelvin Prince Boateng and Asamoah Gyan sagas  some time back if we don’t call a spade a spade.

The early GFA thinks twice by forgetting the problem of the Ayews’ and focusing on the way forward for the team the better it will be for all. 

By Ebenezer Zor (Ezee)

Black Stars is for all not a few.

The senior national team, Black Stars in recent times cannot get back to its normalcy as players  are using such platform as a habitat of rejecting calls to the team on basis of been disrespected by either technical men or the nation.

These traits have been the hallmark among the players especially our so- called professionals who always picture themselves bigger than the country because the nation depends on them so much to hoist the nation’s flag high during any sporting discipline any where.

As result such love, respect and oneness for them to feel at home have turned out to be a worthless effort which does look unpromising for the nation in the development of sports.

Now the current professional players have penciled in the minds to either choose when to play for the team or be begged by sports stakeholders before they issue their green lights.

Not long ago, former Portsmouth player who currently plies his trade with Italian giant Ac Milan, Kelvin Prince Boateng decided not to feature for the Black Stars due to reasons best known to him.

Some of the attitudinal arrest from these players leaves much to deserve and they seem unconcerned since what they earn at their club levels are heavier than what the nation offers to them per single match.

Even just a few days ago, Dede Ayew and his brother Jordan Ayew who both play for French Ligue 1 side Marseille have both proclaim or declared their unavailability  for the national team in the days ahead for a reason which might liaise with their exclusion from the national team before the 2013 AFCON tourney in South Africa.

So are these players expecting the whole nation to beg them before rending their support to the nation? This is unbelievable and catastrophic for such to happen whiles our ongoing local league can supply the team with better replacements who are looking for the opportunity sell themselves to the football market to make the nation proud with the little encouragement.

If today the Ayew brothers have agreed not feature for the senior national team so be it and let us not count our chickens before their hatch.

The Ayews brothers’ decision is not the first time such issue has cropped up.  It is rather informing the football stakeholders to focus less on the professionals and more on the locally based players to be incorporated into the team for the continuity.

Our respect and trust have been looked down upon and taken for granted by these professionals whom we have always believed in them.

Let’s we forget the Black Stars is not for a few, but for all and anybody called to don the shirts of the country irrespective fame or position must disguise himself and follow the team’s direction by the management than carry his shoulders high.

Additionally, the management should not attempt to draw them and others into the Stars fold for but where things are oppositely it will not add value and respect to GFA and the technical bench likewise a gross disrespect to the nation.

For me it is about time the technical handlers pay more attention to the virtually good local players ready to explode for the Black Stars than always focusing on our professionals’ aiming at drawing swords into our hearts.

By ebenezer Zor (ezee)

Ayew brothers announced temporal retirement from Ghana duties.

Ghana and Marseille players Andre Ayew and Jordan Ayew have announced their temporal retirement from international football.

The France-based players have asked the Ghana Football Association (GFA) not to consider them for future call-ups into the Black Stars.

The revelation is a massive blow to the 2014 World Cup chances of the Black Stars as both players are considered as key for the country.

The two brothers turned in their resignation letter to the GFA on Tuesday but the GFA is yet to confirm the decision by the Ayew brothers.

The decision by the sons of legend Abedi Pele comes in the wake of their exclusion from Ghana's squad for the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.

Jordan Ayew was excluded from the intial 26-man squad for the tournament which was announced by coach Kwesi Appiah on December.

Andre Ayew was included in the squad but was subsequently dropped after he failed to arrive in time to be examined by the Ghana team doctors after suffering a hamstring injury.

Jordan was furious over the decision to exclude him and cited Kevin Prince Boateng's decision to quit the Black Stars as some of the thing not normal in the Ghana federation.

Andre echoed similar sentiments when he was also left out squad expressing his shock over Kwesi Appiah insisting he arrives in camp to be examined by the Ghana doctors.

“It was shocking. The coach based on the fact that he only wanted players [who are 100%], which is surprising because apparently there are a lot of casualties there,” Andre Ayew said last month in the wake of his exclusion from the squad.

“I'm not angry, I'm just disappointed. It made me know some people in the staff and federation.

"Ghana is a big nation. There are things happening that are not normal, Kevin Prince Boateng issue shows that there are reasons,” Ayew added.

While the Ayews might have their reasons, some have pointed to disciplinary problems for their run-ins with Ghana coach Kwesi Appiah.

Andre was given an ultimatum to apologise over some tantrums he was alleged to have thrown at the coach when he was substituted in their Nations Cup qualifier against Malawi in Blantyre.

Andre scored four goals in 43 appearances for Ghana while Jordan scored twice in his 10 matches for the Black Stars.

source: mtnfootball.com

Settle per diems of athletes - GAF

It is harrowing and nauseating to view Ghanaian athletes who stood in for the country in last year athletic games in Benin have not had their bonuses, and balances paid off.

These very people like Margaret Simpson, Ignatius Gazah just to mention a few who committed themselves to bring fame and honour to the country after a splendid performance are struggling it out with the authorities.

Who is to be blame? Is it the Government, Ministry of Youth and Sports, National Sports Council (NSC) or the Ghana Athletics Federation (GAF)?

Personally, athletics as sports over these years have been looked far beyond the admiration of most people as compare to the nation’s favourite football. If the rate of attention accorded to football is fairly channel to athletics, I don’t think such issues would be floating on the surface of the nation.

If it were to be football, would the players voice out before receiving the incitements; certainly not and this will be consequences when there are inequalities regarding sporting disciplines in the country.

This sort of improper managements must be stopped because when it becomes serious more than a canker to deal with, I will not be surprise when up and coming athletes , coaches or technical men would not love to be in this re-occurring  burden.

The government through the ministry of sports and other stakeholders of importance must do every thing possible within their limit to resolve this mess in order to safeguard the passion and enthusiasm of the athletes.

By Ebenezer Zor (ezee)

Referees must ensure good officating.

There will be a lot of surprises as the second round of the Glo Premier League has returned after just ended AFCON 2013 in South Africa.

All the managements and clubs would strive very hard to produce excellent results to enable their respective teams stay in the top flight immediately all is certain and done.

However, referees would not be left out from the scene as much will be needed from them in ensuring good officiating without any kick – backs.

For all you know, normally during second leg matches teams who may want escape relegation due to poor performance might be tempted to secure the services of another player which is the referee into their present squad.

Beside this point, I doff my heart out for the Referees Association of Ghana (RAG) for organizing fitness test for its outfits to prepare them for the second round encounters at the various league centers.

But all the same, referees must be disciples of good officiating not as an additional player to teams in the name of kick-backs.

 By Ebenezer Zor

Stop lampooning Black Stars failure.

Football undoubtedly has not only become a passion but the nation’s lucrative venture targeted at expanding the tentacles of nation's global networking.

Invariably, such mentality changed as the Stars took the nation for granted which necessitated for some class of people to pitch them as players so keen about money but not getting the job done.

The Black Stars abysmal performance during 2013 AFCON South tourney  raised several eye brows amidst a lot of happenings that led to their inability to lift trophy in 31 years plus but manage to book a  place fourth at the end of tunnel of which was a bitter pill for the nation to swallow.

Some section of the populace even though the Coach James Akwasi Appiah has been maintained still believes there is a lot to be done and for that some players like John Painstil, Derek Boateng, Issac Vorsah, Emmaunel Agyemang Badu and of course Asamoah Gyan must excluded from the team since is glaring that such players have come to the end of the road as far as national assignments are concerned.

Obviously there are no qualms about advocating for matters to get right or stopping any unforeseen happenings because opinions they say are like noses, each every one has it.

However, it is high time Ghanians ceasefire on the chastisement, lampooning, criticizing severely and propagating fear and panic instead of initiating ideas aimed at looking the way forward for the team ahead of the 2014 Brazil World Cup qualifiers.

The lengthy and insightful complain will not bring or win a trophy to the nation for the harm has already been committed.

Yes, their performance was as bad as the pitch at the Mbombela stadium in South Africa but we cannot allow such mess to occupy our minds all the time for when such happen there will be no progress for team and soccer loving fans.

Everybody will one way or the other blame the Ghana Football Association and the entire technical bench for the fiasco but let bygone to be bygones so that the team can continue with their rebuilding exercise in the interest of the country.

By Ebenezer Zor (ezee)

Check snakes at Tema Park.

How often will Tema artificial turf be a dwelling abode of snakes while football is in a process?

Some fans and security personnel were spotted busily unleashing bricks of kinds on snake off the field during the second round of the 2012/ 2013 Glo Premiership match-day 16 between host Tema Youth and visitors Medeama SC.

This should not be a matter of spiritual antics but people’s lives are living dangerously if measures are not outlined to curb the weird appearance of a snake.

Away from this point, the turf does not provide seats as fans are always on their tiring feet in the sun through the entire 90 minutes.

It is about time the Tema Municipal takes a bite on this issue.

Still on this, Government must expand its tentacles to assist to prettify the turf to avoid snakes from encroaching to wreck damage on supporter.

By Ebenezer Zor (Ezee)

Madam Sosu appeals for support for NGO's

 The Director of Rural Project Support Network, a non-government organization, Madam Felecia Sosu has called on corporate bodies to financially equip NGO’s to carry out activities for the sake of humanity.

She noted her NGO which current has five branches with a total number of  216 members in the Pantang community lay emphasis on women and children progressively in areas of education, health and domestic violence issues.

According to Madam Sosu, her NGO get students from the University of Ghana, Social Studies School and others to practice their internship, community services or attachments.

Briefing this reporter during a female tournament organized by Right To Play last Friday at Pantang Sakora park community, she commended Right To Play for a thoughtful event in the community.

Madam Sosu lamented about lack of finance to keep the organization on track adding that “I had to sell my car out to raise capital run the organization since there have been help from anywhere”.

“Mostly I had to cater for school children fees and finance others  who need  vocation training for them to become self-employed and better future leaders for the nation” she added.

She advised the youth to take their education seriously and live a wealthy life full of emulation.

Aspiring Member of Parliament for the Ga East Municipal, Mr. Joseph Nii Mensah Okpoti thanked Madam Sosu for her vision and pledge to render the need support for the NGO and the development of the community as well.

source: Ebenezer Zor (ezee)

TEIMAN FEMALES WINS RTP TOURNAMENT.

From left Teiman females receive a trophy from Kwabena Gao of Right To play

Right To Play crowned Teiman home based women as champions of the female tournament after they had beaten Aboma women 4-2 on penalties last Friday in a female tournament at the Pantang community Sakora Park in the Ga East Municipality.

They received a trophy and some jerseys for emerging as winners of the competition.

In the preliminary matches, Pantang team lost 4-2 on penalties to Aboma whereas Teiman staged a colourful comeback to secure a 2-1 triumph over counterparts Abokobi.

Both winners progressed to the grand finale whereby Tieman women after a goalless draw went ahead to beat Aboma on penalties.

The activity sponsored by Right To Play for the young women from Aboma, Teiman, Abokobi and Boi within the community christened “Say No to Domestic Violence” rolled in elders and opinion leaders to grace the occasion.

The event meant for these women who are part of Rural Project Support Network (NGO) was to sensitize the community and opinion leaders about the negative effects of domestic violence on children and youth.

Right To Play tournament was aimed at inculcating sports skills, development skills such as cooperation, team work, resiliency, respect, discipline, confidence, communication which are directly the core values its  life skills programme that are vital in life.

It also served as an opportunity for all and sundry to improve their health and to foster peace among children, communities and to address social issues pertaining to the general public.

Also a drama was staged to highlight the demerits of domestic violence during the tournament to help bring Right To Play’s child Protection initiative that seeks to create a serene environment for children to play, learn and develop.

In an interview with the Director of Rural Project Support Network (RPSN), a non-government organization, Madam Felicia Sosu expressed her profound gratitude to Right To Play for organizing such a memorable competition for the entire community.

source: Ebenezer Zor (ezee)

Fabulos ladies tak on Ash-Town ladies in Kumasi

Fabulous Ladies and their city rivals, Ash-Town Ladies will head into the weekend's derby seeking the same thing, a win, as the National Women's League prepares for the clash.
The competition reaches match-day-7 this weekend with the clash at the Wesley College Park involving the two Kumasi sides dominating the fixture lists.
A win, aside the three points at stake will hand either side the bragging rights over their neighbours in the Northern sector league.
In the Southern half, Hasaacas Ladies will attempt to continue their charge for the title when they welcome Cape Coast Ghatel to the Gyandu Park.
Match-day-7 fixtures
Southern Sector
Soccer Intellectuals v Immigration Ladies
Hasaacas v Cape Coast Ghatel
Ayola v Volta Amalgamated
Northern Sector
Prisons Ladies v Ampem Darkoa
Lepo Ladies v Bolga Ghatel Ladies
Fabulous Ladies v Ash-Town Ladies

source: GFA

Majid Michel makes TINSEL debut.

True to our earlier report, actor Majid Michel has taken up a role in the Mnet-produced TINSEL series. He joins a star-studded TINSEL cast, and will make his debut on Tuesday February 19.
He will be playing himself in the dramatic soap that is broadcast every day (Monday to Friday) at 20:30 CAT on AfricaMagic Entertainment.
“I actually really enjoyed myself, I mean great cast, wonderful director, everyone on set – very professional. And all the elements of drama can be found in TINSEL. The suspense, wondering what happens next?,” Michel says of his experience on the production.
“A long time ago, I realized that my acting is not only about myself, it’s an extension of many things that I hope for in our industry. So I made up my mind to extend myself to film projects that improve our movie making prospects within the continent. I believe that this can also inspire young actors coming behind me. TINSEL is a typical reflection of that, after all, its’ one of the most successful soaps out of Nigeria.
“My fans have seen me play several diversified roles over the years but they know they’re going to be in for a ride each time and at the end, for a big surprise! They’re currently wondering whether I am the protagonist or the antagonist? How will he be intriguing? Maybe he might play a romantic lover? Well, you never know. They will definitely have to tune in to see!”
M-Net Regional Manager Wangi Mba-Uzoukwu says: “Majid is a professional who brings an infectious positive energy to his work and that’s remarkable for someone who is so in demand, so busy and popular. We’ve been extremely fortunate that, in addition to having a very talented core cast and crew, we‘ve also been able to host super guest stars on TINSEL, including Richard Mofe-Damijo and Osas Ighodaro.”

source: Ghana Web

Wanlov: "I want to be a gay"

Musician Wanlov the Kubolor never ceases to amaze; he walks about wearing a skirt with no underwear and no footwear.

Kubolor has told NEWS-ONE’s Nii Ogbamey Tetteh that he would have loved to be turned into a homosexual just so he could have a romantic date with Ghana’s reggae artiste of the year, Blakk Rasta.

“For Vals Day, God should turn me into a gay so that I can go on a romantic date with Blakk Rasta, listening to the instrumentals of the D-Black’s Vera,” Wanlov told the NEWS-ONE reporter.

“I want this wish because I want Blakk Rasta to know that gays are cool and not people who are out to rape you or anything,” he said, adding, “I only want to be gay and achieve that dream with Blakk Rasta and no one. After the date, then I will want God to make me straight again.”

It is shocking that Wanlov would want to express such thoughts in a country where homosexual relationships are considered both an abomination and a crime.

He however explained that the reason behind this wish was because the ‘conscious’ Blakk Rasta had been ‘bashing’ gays and lesbians in the world, quoting him, “I’m am allergic to pro-gay people.”

But Blakk, in response, told the paper he was not interested in dating a gay because his ‘Rastafarianism’ frowned on such acts.

“Kubolor’s sister, Deborah Vanessa, said on 4syte TV last time that she was dying to date me; why won’t I do her for Valentine instead of the brother?

“I am a Rastaman and we do not take gay relationships lightly. It is not as if we do not know that gays have their basic human rights but we do not support what they do, as in having sexual intercourse with a person of same sex.

It is not that we are saying they should be beaten up but we say it is an abominable act and we do not want to associate with it.

“So for Wanlov to say that about me, I am sure he was having a big joke or something. But if he is serious, then I am sorry because he would get disappointed. It won’t happen,” Blakk noted.

Blakk is perceived to have had a long running feud with Wanlov and this was his response when NEWS-ONE asked him about it:

“Wanlov made some utterances which I thought were in a bad taste so I passed a comment on it but he took it personal and started saying so many things but I have made my point so I do not really mind.

“That’s how I am. I make my point and I do not expect everyone to agree with me but it does not mean I take things personal. I have forgotten about that and Wanlov knows that if I meet him today, I would hug him.”

Blakk seems to have stepped on several toes with his mid morning programme on Hitz FM.

source: News-One

Agyin Asare has denied receiving a Land Cruiser Vehicle as a gift from President John Mahama

The Presiding Bishop of the Word Miracle International Church, Charles Agyin Asare has denied receiving a Land Cruiser Vehicle as a gift from President John Mahama as alleged by a member of the main opposition New Patriotic Party’s Communication team member Hopeson Adorye.

A statement of denial issued by the Church signed by its Metropolitan Bishop Rt. Rev. Benjamin Ohene Aboagye said: “We vigorously refute the allegation and state that it is not true”.

The Church strongly asserted: “His Eminence has not received any vehicle from His Excellency the President of the Republic”, noting that: “The vehicle at the disposal of Bishop Agyin Asare, in the first place, is not a Land Cruiser and it is an official vehicle of the Word Miracle Church”.

The statement also mentioned that: “The Presiding Bishop does not want to engage Mr. Adorye in a Theological debate”.

Hopeson Adorye allegedly made the allegation on private radio station Peace FM following the Bishop’s description of a doomsday Prophesy concerning President Mahama by the Founder and leader of the Glorious Word Ministry International, Rev Isaac Owusu Bempah as “pastorally and scripturally unethical” and meant “to create panic and despair”.

Rev Owusu Bempah revealed two weeks ago on private radio station Adom FM that President Mahama will die this year unless the President and his advisers took steps to reverse the prophesy.

He said the President and the people around him should take to prayers to reverse the revelation which he claimed he received from God on the night of December 31, 2012 and subsequently announced at the Church’s end of year service.

Rev Owusu Bempah claimed several attempts to get to the President to warn him have been stifled. “I have not been able to meet the President and inform him”, he said adding: “A similar thing happened when I prophesied about the late President Mills, but they turned me away.”

However, Bishop Agyin Asare declared in Church on Sunday February 10, 2013 that “President Mahama will not die a premature death” as prophesied by Rev Isaac Owusu Bempah.

Bishop Charles Agyin-Asare declared said in his sermon at the Perez Dome of the Word Miracle Church in Accra that: “By the authority vested in me as a prophet and an apostle to the nations and also as one of the spiritual watchmen at the gates of this nation and with the authority of heaven behind me, I declare that President John Mahama will not die a premature death before his time but he will live to declare the works of God”.

Bishop Charles Agyin-Asare chastised Rev Owusu Bempah for making the alleged revelation public through the media by admonishing that : “In the Bible when God told Isaiah to go to King Hezekiah to tell him he will die, he went to him, not stand in the Temple”, suggesting: “If this said minister was not gaining access to the President because of protocol, he should have gone to see the President’s pastor who would have led him to the President,” stressing that: “The only time prophets went to town with their prophesy was when the King refused to repent”.

Bishop Agyin Asare noted “God has not called us to prophesy the death of people but to give them life and to intercede for them”, adding: “We should not pride ourselves that we are prophesying the death of people”, saying: “As an Apostle and a Prophet of God, I neutralize anything prophesied against the President, spoken against him, invoked against him, any psychic commands and demands and any agreements of witches and wizards and I decree that the counsel of the Lord alone concerning him that shall stand”. Bishop Agyin Asare urged Rev Owusu Bempah “to be a man of God” and “preach the word”.

His condemnation of Owusu Bempah sparked a lot of media discussion on the matter culminating in the allegation by Hopeson Adorye.

source: radioxyzonline.com

I love you -Ekow

An affable, genial, beautiful, gorgeous, stunning, astonishing, amiable, eye-catching Nigerian studying Optometry at Kwame Nkrumah Science and Technology (KNUST).

Your passion to be an optometrist always drives you to help people and making sure they are happy. Mostly, you inspire people and also you are a source of motivation to those who look up to you especially her friends.

You cannot beat her with a coke and malt freak but yet she looks as tinny as what you can imagine.

I didn’t imagine how welcoming Symiee was until I travelled 5hrs from the oil city to visit her in the garden city(Kumasi).

This naija chick was a friend on BBM and graduated from just being a friend to an adorable queen who catch the eyes of every guy. When I told her my BB phone is not functioning so she should find a way for us to communicate, "because losing her is like not breathing for a second". I decided to give her my phone number.

For it is said the great science in the world, heaven and on earth is LOVE, I felt loved by this my Naija girlfriend who finds Ghana to be her second home.

The smile and love you showed on your face in front of your KNUST hostel gave me a different perception about you. That memories still live within my heart because in your room I couldn’t stop imagine the hospitality this naija lady gave me. In fact, “Her beauty was an intense love that does not measure”.

It is often said; There are many things in life that will catch your eye, but only a few will catch your heart but the sweetness of Symiee has caught both eyes and heart that words could not describe.

There’re so many times I tried describing how much I love and like you, So many times I've been waiting for you to see my actions instead of words describing it but I tell you I can’t continue to hid my feelings but to express it greatest Love and friendship that we shear.

Everywhere I go, I'll think of the love and friendship of a great African queen which words cannot describe her beauty and love, but it only my heart that feels things the eyes cannot see, and knows what the mind cannot understand.

                                              

Love

Henri(ekow)

Email: paanyan@gmail.com