GBEWAA ZULIYA FEEDS

NAA BOHAGU MAHAMI SHERIGA II THE KING OF MAMPRUGU KINGDOM (NAYIRI) NAALERIGU, NORTH EAST REGION, GHANA THE SONS OF NAYIRI, CHIEFS AND REGENT PAID HOMAGE TO THE GREAT KING OF MAMPRUGU KINGDOM null When we talk of chieftaincy or royalty in Ghana and Africa entirely then the great Naa Gbewaa and his descendants can't be taken out especially the Mamprusis who have hold on tight with all the customs and traditions left to them by the great Naa Gbewaa, yes the world 🌍 changes but no faking, no lies, and no addition of anything to what is left for them by the great Naa Gbewaa .                                                                                              The sons of Nayiri, chiefs and regent paid homage to the great king of Mamprugu kingdom, Naa Bohagu Mahami Abdulai Sheriga II during the 2022 Damma festival which just ended days ago at Naalerigu whilst seated on bear floor, this is royalty of humbleness and respectfulness, no faking. A royal powers that extends to Burkin

Ghana number one striker and crystal palace forward, Jordan Ayew says that Palace’s young side need to learn quickly to avoid falling to more late defeats, after Conor Gallagher’s last minute winner saw Chelsea claim all three points at Selhurst Park. “Frustration, everyone is frustrated,” Ayew said after the game. “This is not the first time we have conceded in the last minute. “I think we were close. We deserved at least a point, but we are still a young team. We need to improve in a lot of things. We are improving but we need to improve quickly because the Premier League is ruthless. “We did well, we controlled the game. It was a nice game for the spectator, but for us it’s a positive performance but it’s not the result we wanted. There is something missing, and we need to work hard.” Ayew was keen not to be drawn in on specific decisions, but commented on the first-half incident with Thiago Silva that saw the Chelsea man lucky not to be sent off. “I don’t understand – t