Why I retired from Ghana to compete for the Netherlands - Ignisious Gaisah

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Ghanaians say YES to LGBTQ+ 1 year ago

LGBT is part of Ghanaian culture and
values.

LGBT is part of Ghanaian culture and
values.
Kanawu 1 year ago

Woaboa piiii. Vulture and moron like.

Woaboa piiii. Vulture and moron like.
Kofi 1 year ago

Show your face and we’ll beat you well

Show your face and we’ll beat you well
LAMPS 1 year ago

Wisest decision bro

Wisest decision bro
Dee 7 1 year ago

Best decision to ever make .

Best decision to ever make .
Sambro 1 year ago

him!

him!
Sambro 1 year ago

F@CK Him!!!

F@CK Him!!!
Kanawu 1 year ago

u too.

u too.
MALUZE 1 year ago

WELL DONE FOR THINKING ABOUT YOUR FAMILY. YOU WAISTED TIME COMPETING FOR GHANA

WELL DONE FOR THINKING ABOUT YOUR FAMILY. YOU WAISTED TIME COMPETING FOR GHANA
Pppp 1 year ago

Due to papers .. jij varken

Due to papers .. jij varken

KOFI YESU 1 year ago

The Netherlands attempted to entice African athletes with a $100 monthly salary and additional rewards for victories if they switched allegiance, with the obvious aim of boosting their chances of winning more medals on the gl ...
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The Netherlands attempted to entice African athletes with a $100 monthly salary and additional rewards for victories if they switched allegiance, with the obvious aim of boosting their chances of winning more medals on the global stage. Numerous Ghanaian athletes were approached but declined the offer, opting to relocate to the USA with their families instead. While Gaisah could have rejected the proposal, his greed led him to compete under a flag of convenience. His sole agenda in joining our team is to persuade talented prospects to change nationalities, guiding them through the process while taking a share of the benefits. It's no secret that many young athletes aspire to pursue opportunities abroad, so with a disloyal head coach, Ghana risks losing its promising talents to wealthy nations and certain European countries.
Agyaaku 1 year ago

Can he be serious? I wonder which names his children will bear?

Can he be serious? I wonder which names his children will bear?
May God help us. 1 year ago

Well done Gaisah, you and Aziz Zacharia did serve Ghana well. Ghana thanks uou.

Well done Gaisah, you and Aziz Zacharia did serve Ghana well. Ghana thanks uou.
May God help us. 1 year ago

Well done Gaisah, you and Aziz Zacharia did serve Ghana well. Ghana thanks uou. Others are Magareth Simpson well done.

Well done Gaisah, you and Aziz Zacharia did serve Ghana well. Ghana thanks uou. Others are Magareth Simpson well done.
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We DESIGN all kinds of Websites:
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Thompson Coker 1 year ago

Why worry yourself with an explanation? Everybody knows it's cash matters. And no one will begrudge you. Who doesnt like sugar?

Why worry yourself with an explanation? Everybody knows it's cash matters. And no one will begrudge you. Who doesnt like sugar?

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