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Where is Alice Anum, Hannah Afriyie, Ohene Karikari, George Daniels, Rose Hart and co?
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George Daniels died on 13 August 2005. Jupiter was an exceptional sprinter in his heyday but he was forgotten quickly as is the norm in Ghana.
Yes Jupiter and albino made inter colleges very interesting at cape coast
Jupiter was blackmailed by a relative but was exonerated before his death may his soul Rest In Peace
Alice Anum is the original baby Jet.
Those were your time. Another generation is also here. Let's appreciate both. No need to look down on the other
Congratulations champion
And the point of this story is?
The point is …. Brain Drain helps the west…..she would have turned down the opportunity to work at komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital….she used her youthful days to slave forthe British people and now she’s retired she ...
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@ Kofi Yesu, how many Ghanaian professionals are in the US, Canada, UK working? You can’t blame her for living in the UK, look at the situation in Ghana, another generation is leaving in droves for the West.
You're a fool, Kofi.
She should come to Ghana and eat gari and beans with us.
She served the UK and so she can deal with the people there with her retirement. We don't need to know about this.
Where is Mercy Danquah who was part of the Ghana 4x100 relay team in the sixties and early seventies?
To Sapi.
The good old days when Jupiter was the star attraction in Inter-Collegiate Athletics Championships. He was the one of the best sprinters in the 1960s. A Saint Augustine alumnus who was a constant threat to Coleman( ...
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Very proud of you Madam! Don't listen to anyone. You can't please everyone. God bless you.
Ayekoo Madam!
Tena ase na gye wahomen na di wo pension papabi na Onyame nto wo nkwa namu na nyin kyer!
Black and inferiority to a white man
Indeed a monkey you are. Why are you so envious?
Black and slave master
You can now auction your medals in Ebay which may end some reasonable sum for you pension.
Mmoa. Jerk stinky African evils criticizing this great woman. She chose UK over Ghana and accomplished her dreams what about you junkies in Africa? Shut up you shithole animals.
Somebody or some people are always trying to revise the history and records. Read this:
Alice Annum [Baby Jet] (born 20 October 1948 in Accra) is a retired Ghanaian sprinter. Her personal best time in the 200 meters was 22 ...
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This is not something we should be celebrating as a country..Wasted all her youthful and useful age in a foreign land and now wants to be celebrated, come on, this is sad and bad..Ghana didn’t benefit from her in anyway..th ...
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bitter truth from bitter person who's drank adonko bitters. naniama, she open a business where your uncle who paid your schools earned some money. she paid sch fees for people in her village, so she help ghana or not? odwan
Did you want her to stay in Ghana and go begging like most of our past heroes who can't even pay for their hospital bills?
Great achievements are for the honor of the nation and her generations to come. Those who seek to bury history do that at their own peril. Kudos to Rose Asiedua, the African flying Queen.
Beautiful story. God bless you Nurse Rose.
Well done, mama. You have achived what Napolean could not do. Now mession accumplised stay home and enjoy a good life. Ghanaians love you.
I wonder why you guys don't address her with the name that made her popular at the time she was an athlete. I believe many people of my generation wouldn't know it's ROSE ASIEDUA you're talking of. She became Rose Amankwa ...
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