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Xabi Alonso’s time as head coach of Real Madrid came to an unexpected end on January 12, 2026, when the club announced that he would no longer lead the first team. The decision came by mutual agreement shortly after Real Madrid’s 3–2 defeat to Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup final match, which proved to be the final turning point in his short tenure. Alonso was appointed manager last summer, succeeding Carlo Ancelotti to establish a new era at the club. Fans were excited when he returned—a former Madrid legend coming back to lead the team he once starred…
A man named Ebo Noah has built eight Arks, saying that God revealed that the world will end this Christmas. There is a man in Ghana called Ebo Noah who claimed that God told him the world ends this Christmas, so he has built eight (8) arks to save everyone. Ebo Noah claimed God spoke to him in a dream and warned him that on December 25th, a global flood would hit the planet again, following the recurrence of the events in the bible. The announcement quickly spread across communities and social media, sparking mixed reactions. Some people expressed curiosity…
Former Ghana FA President Kwesi Nyantakyi has asked the Black Stars technical committee to disregard sentiment and call up Callum Hudson-Odoi and Eddie Nketiah for the 2026 World Cup. The England-based pair has been the talk of the town ever since the Black Stars qualified for this year’s World Cup. “The Black Stars are open to every Ghanaian who is eligible to play,” Nyantakyi told JoyNews, although neither of them participated in the qualifiers nor made it apparent that they would change allegiance following attempts by the FA over the years. “Some people become sentimental and emotional—’Oh, this guy dumped…
A lady named Arianna Naomi Mackey said in a video uploaded online on Sunday that she was taken by three masked officers. According to her, the men disguised the vehicle’s registration number and wore no nametags. She further alleged that the authorities stole her mobile phone and camera and took $400 US from her. In the footage, she said, “Last night, I was kidnapped and robbed by the police in Ghana. I was kidnapped by three masked police officers. They covered their number plate; they didn’t have name badges on. They completely covered their face, and as soon as they…
Rev. Philip Phaneuf, a pastor in the Methodist Church in New York, has announced plans to reveal his gender transition during the Nov 23 service, saying the change signifies an end to pretending to be a man. Wearing a rainbow stole, Rev. Philip Phaneuf of Rochester’s North Chili United Methodist Church gave the sermon from the pulpit. “So I get to announce with joy that I’m transitioning,” Phaneuf said. I’m confirming to all of you that I’m transgender. To put it simply, I’m not changing into a woman; rather, I’m merely quitting acting like a man. The pastor indicated the…
A video has gone viral from a local market in Ghana, where a woman was seen confronting a man she claims has been spreading false allegations about her to her spouse abroad According to the woman, her husband abroad told her that the man had accused her of bringing other men into their home. In the video, the furious woman slapped the man repeatedly before a stunned crowd, accusing him of telling lies to her husband abroad and questioning what he hoped to gain by trying to break their marriage. YOU CAN ALSO READ THIS STORY : https://yocharley.com/a-nigerian-police-officer-shot-tire-of-a-bus-for-not-to-paying-bribe/ The woman accused him of also fathering a child in her household and refusing to take responsibility. The dramatic scenario gathered numerous witnesses who watched the exchange unfold, while voices in…
A Nigerian police officer shot the tire of a luxury bus after the driver refused a bribe. This has gone across the internet because other luxury buses blocked the route in protest for their fellow driver, standing together to demand responsibility. Many individuals around the incident joined forces to demand that the police officer buy a new tire for the driver. They waited and stood there for hours as the situation was handled, and the police officer ultimately paid for a brand-new tire. After that, everyone started shouting, ” He don pay komot motor.” Watch the video below: A Nigerian…
The United States has announced plans to deploy additional troops and aircraft as part of a renewed push to combat drug trafficking in the Caribbean and Latin America. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, speaking from the Dominican Republic, which has granted temporary authorization for U.S. deployments on its soil, said the US is seeking cooperation from more nations willing to host foreign forces, describing the effort as a model for regional collaboration against what he termed “drug terrorists.” Under the plan, the deployments will combine troops, aircraft, intelligence, naval and maritime assets to interdict trafficking routes. Recent months have seen a…
Donald Trump has announced that the United States will permanently pause migration from all called Third World countries, citing national security and the need to allow the system to “fully recover.” The announcement, made on social media, comes after a recent fatal shooting in Washington, D.C., involving an Afghan national. Trump said the policy will apply broadly, affecting both future migrants and those currently under immigration program, though he did not specify which countries are included. “I will permanently pause migration from all Third World Countries to allow the U.S system to fully recover,” he wrote. Experts say the move…
The French government has announced plans to reintroduce a voluntary 10-month military service for young people, citing growing security threats from Russia and heightened instability in Europe. President Emmanuel Macron revealed the program on November 27, 2025, during a speech at the 27th Mountain Infantry Brigade base in the French Alps. The initiative targets 18- and 19-year-olds, who will serve one month of basic training followed by nine months in the armed forces. Participants can serve within France or in overseas territories but will not be deployed to active war zones. The pilot program is expected to start in mid-2026…