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Former Ghana international Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu has announced plans to meet with his teammates to discuss ways to honor their late colleague Christian Atsu, who died in the tragic earthquakes that struck Turkey and Syria on Monday, February 6. In an interview with Citi Sports, Agyemang-Badu spoke about his former teammate and friend, Atsu, describing him as a "blessing to Ghana football" and highlighting his contributions to the national team during his time as a winger. He stated, "Christian was a fantastic player, person, and friend. He was a blessing to Ghana football and will be remembered fondly by both his teammates and fans." Agyemang-Badu stressed that the team will need to work with Atsu's family to determine the best way to honor their late teammate, saying that "we can't just do it alone." "The footballers will meet this week to see what we can do for our late brother, and we can't do it alone; we need to collaborate with the

Takoradi Technical University (TTU) has opened a four-day exhibition to showcase innovations and inventions created by students studying Science and Technology at the university. The "Technology and Innovation Fair," with the slogan "Think Smart, Be Innovative, and Create Wealth," is the first of its kind. At the opening ceremony, Dr Moses Maclean Abnory, Registrar of TTU, stated that the first fair hinged on one of the cardinal pillars leading to the conversion from Polytechnics to Technical Universities: a competency-based approach with minds and hands creating solutions to human problems with the overall goal of bettering the lives of Ghanaians. He stated that the pursuit of industrialization would be realized through the proper application of knowledge, particularly in the fields of science and technology, which he considered to be fundamental to all issues. The Vice Chancellor of Takoradi Technical University, Reverend Professor John Frank Eshun, stated that th