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Coach Michael Osei told my wife that women like foolish men- Ex-Kotoko defender
Ex-Asante Kotoko defender has alleged that his former coach Michael Osei told his wife that women like foolish men.Samuel Kyere was a key member of Asante Kotoko during the tenure of David Duncan as coach of the club.
But his career at the Kumasi outfit took a nosedive when Michael Osei who was the assistant coach took over as the head coach of the side.
He was relegated to the bench and he and his head coach Osei didn’t see eye to eye during the period.
Kyere has disclosed that Michael Osei once told his wife that women like foolish men.
“I went with my wife to the training grounds and she was in my car so coach Micky told my wife that he likes me a lot and that she should talk to me because I have a bright future.
“So he exchanged contacts with my wife and asked her that how did she meet me and told her in front of me that women like foolish men at the training grounds.” he told Kumasi based Ashh FM.
“Ah I have spent money to marry my wife and since I came to Kotoko she had never watched my game so I brought her to the training grounds to watch my game.
“She did not even get down she was in the car and after training when the coach was coming to move his car I introduced her to him and he gave her an advice that she should talk to me because I have a bright future.”
“After all this advice he asked how did she meet me and added that women like foolish men a lot and he added that insult to achieve what purpose.”
“Asked how her wife took it he said “she smiled at the training grounds but when they got home she asked why would the coach do that.”
“It was then that I told her that is the way he has been behaving towards me since David Duncan left the club.”
“There are some people who smile to you in your face but in their heart they dislike you” Kyere added.
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Daughters of Glorious Jesus, Dr Amoani honoured at 2024 Majestic Praise
It was a night of massive praise and worship as hundreds of people gathered at the Perez Dome at Dzorwulu to celebrate and honour gospel legends doing exploits in the Christian space last Sunday.
Dubbed ‘Peace Mission: Be at peace with all men’, the event assembled the crème de la crème of Men of God such as Apostle Dr Amoani, former Chairman of the Christ Apostolic Church International ( CACI), Bishop Dr Godwin Aaron Monnyo, Elder Dr Emmanuel Kwesi Mireku and Rev. Samuel Agyei as host.
Major awardees at this year’s event were Apostle Dr Amoani and the legendary gospel music trio, Daughters of Glorious Jesus for their harmonious vocals and inspiring lyrics.
Apostle Dr Amoani, upon receiving the award appreciated the organisers for the honour given to him.
Daughters of Glorious Jesus expressed their gratitude to the organisers and dedicated the award to God, their husbands, families and everyone supporting them.
The honourees received plaques from the organisers.
The 2024 edition of the Majestic Praise featured a long list of acts from the gospel music industry who entertained guests at the event.
Popular among them were the Daughters of Glorious Jesus, Ceccy Twum, Nana Asaase the poet, Emmanuel Akimi, Abigail Adepa, Becky Bonney, Doreen Okyere and Vivian.
The evening also witnessed the launch of a book titled ‘The Legends: Inspiring stories of Ghanaian gospel generals.’
Organisers of the event – Majestic Praise and Honouring of Gospel Legend indicated that the programme will remain an annual event dedicated to recognising and honouring living gospel legends
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Diana Hamilton’s ‘AkwantuPa Experience’ ‘shakes’ London
The Dominion Centre in London was transformed into a haven of worship as the highly anticipated ‘AkwantuPa Experience’ with award-winning gospel artist Diana Hamilton unfolded to a packed and expectant crowd. Fans lined up in massive queues outside, an early indication of the powerful night that lay ahead.
At precisely 5:00 pm, the doors opened, and patrons were welcomed into the exhibition hall, where they could explore a catalog of Diana’s remarkable achievements, setting a reverent tone for the evening.
The event began promptly at 5:55 pm, immersing attendees in a dynamic atmosphere of praise and worship. Ghanaian artist, Yaw Boadu kicked off the night with high-energy praise, infusing the crowd with enthusiasm. Charlotte Appiah then took the stage, elevating the spirit further before Kobbe Mante stepped up to bring an extra layer of intensity.
The crescendo continued to build as Ada Ehi graced the stage, captivating the audience with her popular hits, including ‘Congratulations’ and ‘Definitely’. Her powerful performance brought the crowd to its feet, solidifying the joyous mood and paving the way for the evening’s headliner.
Diana closed the night with a soul-stirring, back-to-back rendition of her chart-topping songs. With each note, she led the audience through a worship experience that was both uplifting and deeply personal, showcasing her extensive catalogue and reinforcing her reputation as one of gospel music’s most inspiring voices.
From the first song to the final prayer, ‘AkwantuPa Experience’ was an unforgettable night of worship, unity, and inspiration. The night ended with a reception and photo session for platinum ticket holders.
Fans left the Dominion Centre filled with joy, hearts full of faith, and anticipation for what is to come next in Diana Hamilton’s impactful journey.
