Fella Makafui Tell Students To Be Successful, Get Yourself A Partner Who Will Support Your Dreams

Actress Fella Makafui has started her ‘Start Now’ campus tour to motivate and coach tertiary students and her first stop was at AUCC yesterday, and we must say the students had a fun moment with the YOLO actress as she dragged her boyfriend, Medikal along as well.

In a video sighted by Ghbase.com , Fella Makafui is seen advising the students who had gathered there to chose the right partners in life, someone who will support their dreams and not just someone who is interested in their bodies.

“Get someone that supports your dream and not just someone who is not just about you, not someone who is just someone about your phyisque. Someone you can wake up at dawn and say, baby I have this dream.” Fella is heard saying in the video.

Fella Makafui added that, everyone should get a partner who can be their motivator and advice them well and she used Medikal as an example of such a perfect boyfriend.
Yes, that’s Fella Makafui’s recipe to success-Get yourself a bae who will support your dreams.


Via Ghbase.com

FIFA set deadline for Nigeria & Ghana Football Federations

Football governing body FIFA has given August 20th & 27th deadlines on banning Nigeria and Ghana football federations over government interference.

Nigerian football politics took a new dimension last Monday, when Chris Giwa resumed at the offices of the Nigeria Football Federation in Abuja, as the president of the football body.
Ghana’s problems stem from a corruption scandal engulfing suspended Ghana Football Association (GFA) federation boss Kwesi Nyantaki.

FIFA, in a statement by its Media Office, said it had been notified about ongoings in the two federations, and it viewed them as “undue interference in their affairs’’
Nigeria will face the wrath of the world football’s governing body unless “the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) offices are handed back to the legitimate NFF executive committee under President Amaju Pinnick”, a Fifa statement warned.
FIFA are on the warpath after the country's Attorney General ordered the GFA to be dissolved.

"If the petition to start the liquidation process of the GFA is not withdrawn" by August 27 the association "will be suspended with immediate effect", FIFA said.

FIFA statutes dictate that member states should "manage their affairs independently with no influence from third parties".
The long-running dispute over who is in charge of the NFF dates back to 2014

Russia 2018 - Ghana coah, Stephen Appiah lists 2 African teams that will do well in Russia

Ghana coach, Stephen Appiah has revealed that theSuper Eaglesof Nigeria and the TerangaLions of Senegal team will perform well at the FIFA 2018 World Cup.

The 2018 FIFA World Cup kicked off yesterday with the host nation, Russia winning Saudi Arabia to a 5-0 defeat.Aside Super Eagles of Nigeria and the TerangaLions of SenegalEgypt, Tunisia, Morocco are also representing Africa in the World Cup.Egypt has played their first match and they losttoUruguaytoday.

The Super Eagles are in Group D with Croatia, Argentina and Iceland and will begin their group campaign againstCroatia on Saturday.Senegal in the other hand will be up against Colombia, Japan and Poland in Group H.And the 57-year-old former Ghanaian international now turnedGhana coach said the trio of Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt will also perform but singled out Nigeria and Senegal for special mention.

He told Soccernet,“Most of the African countries at the WorldCup have got very young squads. And I believe they can surprise many at the tournament.“Nigeria and Senegal are doing well with young players who want to achieve something.“They only need the right mentality for the tournament and they can cause a surprise.

”Super EaglesLegend and Former Nigerian captain, Austin Okocha has predicted thatNigeriaand Argentina will qualify from Group D of the 2018 World Cupin Russia.Okocha stated this whilespeaking as an analyst on SuperSport.“For the first time, we are going into such a tournament without bonus issues, withoutfinancial issues, hopefully with this, there will be a sustained team spirit that will get Eagles through the knockout stages.

“I know Argentina canand why I believe Nigeria can also is that things are changing, for a very long time, we have not had a very consistent team but now the new managerhas gotten young andexperienced players to play together as a team and I see things are changing.

“Yes, our expectations are high which is expected when we have such array of talents, but the issues have been off the pitch, we must give kudos to the Nigeria Football Federation and the players’ managers fordoing a good job,”