Updates on social networking site Twitter have resumed on Friday following a hack earlier in the week.
During the live updates of the Ghana Premier League on Sunday, followers of the @JoySportsGH account reported a break at about 5pm.
A third party had taken control of the account and having worked with Twitter, the Joy Sports team retrieved access on Friday.
However, the hack meant the @JoySportsGH account lost some of its followers and previous tweets.
This would mean all previous followers would have to follow the account again to receive our exclusive news and live sporting updates.
The team apologises to its cherished audience for the inconvenience caused.
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