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BREAKING: Abducted 20 corps members regain freedom • UN yatoa ujumbe kwa Bunge la Tanzania • Police arrest 80 suspects, recover six vehicles, firearms in Lagos • Works Ministry debunks First Niger Bridge demarcation removal claims • NLC shuts down FCT indefinitely • 2028 Olympics Race: Withdrawals will not affect Super Falcons against Comoros – Eguavoen • Lionel Messi’s Argentina career turned football into a sacred mystery | Marcela Mora y Araujo • Ravens acquire two-time Pro Bowl center Jurgens in trade with Eagles • Altman retires as winningest coach in Oregon hoops history • Jaji Mkuu Masaju atoa uzoefu wa Tanzania wa usuluhishi wa migogoro • (Photos) NAF plane crash: 72 hours after, main wreckage yet to be recovered in Ondo • FIFA Ranking: Super Eagles plunge to 30th, drop to Africa’s sixth • 2028 Olympic Games: Withdrawals will not affect Falcons against Comoros – Eguavoen • Source: Altman, winningest hoops coach in Oregon history, retires • Alabama TE Ford hopes to play vs. Georgia despite broken arm • Juszczyk fine canceled after he appealed it was juice celebration, not beer • Atiku Accuses Tinubu Govt of Abandoning Farmers, Importing Food • Euromatch NPFL: ‘Losing Is Out Of It’ –Enyimba Assistant Coach Ukaegbu Confident Ahead Of Katsina United Trip • Police repel bandit attacks in Katsina, rescue three victims • Tinubu imports food, abandons farmers — Atiku • BREAKING: Abducted 20 corps members regain freedom • UN yatoa ujumbe kwa Bunge la Tanzania • Police arrest 80 suspects, recover six vehicles, firearms in Lagos • Works Ministry debunks First Niger Bridge demarcation removal claims • NLC shuts down FCT indefinitely • 2028 Olympics Race: Withdrawals will not affect Super Falcons against Comoros – Eguavoen • Lionel Messi’s Argentina career turned football into a sacred mystery | Marcela Mora y Araujo • Ravens acquire two-time Pro Bowl center Jurgens in trade with Eagles • Altman retires as winningest coach in Oregon hoops history • Jaji Mkuu Masaju atoa uzoefu wa Tanzania wa usuluhishi wa migogoro • (Photos) NAF plane crash: 72 hours after, main wreckage yet to be recovered in Ondo • FIFA Ranking: Super Eagles plunge to 30th, drop to Africa’s sixth • 2028 Olympic Games: Withdrawals will not affect Falcons against Comoros – Eguavoen • Source: Altman, winningest hoops coach in Oregon history, retires • Alabama TE Ford hopes to play vs. Georgia despite broken arm • Juszczyk fine canceled after he appealed it was juice celebration, not beer • Atiku Accuses Tinubu Govt of Abandoning Farmers, Importing Food • Euromatch NPFL: ‘Losing Is Out Of It’ –Enyimba Assistant Coach Ukaegbu Confident Ahead Of Katsina United Trip • Police repel bandit attacks in Katsina, rescue three victims • Tinubu imports food, abandons farmers — Atiku

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Minority demands dismissal of Kofi Adams, GTA boss over alleged World Cup visa scandal

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Minority in Parliament has called for the immediate dismissal of Sports and Recreation Minister Kofi Adams and the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), Maame Efua Houadjeto, over alleged irregularities surrounding visa arrangements for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

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