Chad goalkeeper jams to Kinaata’s Susuka after conceding 5 goals against Ghana

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Ike 8 months ago

This goal keeper is very funny.
Love him though, he doesn't let the defeat to discourage him. He is proud of himself, only that he met a tough team. That's good

This goal keeper is very funny.
Love him though, he doesn't let the defeat to discourage him. He is proud of himself, only that he met a tough team. That's good
Kweku Tsin 8 months ago

No, you are the fool. Kwasia, bushman. Twi is NOT the official language of Ghana.

No, you are the fool. Kwasia, bushman. Twi is NOT the official language of Ghana.
Dondon 8 months ago

This journalist be stupid pass, our journalists have also become tribal, we are dead. Foolish journalist, Twi is not one of the country's local language but most popular and official language, woy3 aboa paa

This journalist be stupid pass, our journalists have also become tribal, we are dead. Foolish journalist, Twi is not one of the country's local language but most popular and official language, woy3 aboa paa
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Shamsi Waleed 8 months ago

Twi is popular but it's not an official language kwasia. Ghana has only English as its official language. No national languages. Go to school you disgrace. Wabon

Twi is popular but it's not an official language kwasia. Ghana has only English as its official language. No national languages. Go to school you disgrace. Wabon
Kweku Tsin 8 months ago

No, you are the fool. Kwasia, bushman. Twi is NOT the official language of Ghana....

No, you are the fool. Kwasia, bushman. Twi is NOT the official language of Ghana....
Kweku Tsin 8 months ago

Besides, the song was sung in Fanti not Twi. I know it's all Akan but stop using Fantis to promote your Twi language.

Besides, the song was sung in Fanti not Twi. I know it's all Akan but stop using Fantis to promote your Twi language.
Bill 8 months ago

Akans all speak the same language whether Bono, Ashanti, Fante, Akuapem, they all speak the same language and are all one people.

Akans all speak the same language whether Bono, Ashanti, Fante, Akuapem, they all speak the same language and are all one people.
Ghanaian 8 months ago

Lazy journalist. Which Ghanaian team did he play for? A good journalist would dig and share the information with his readers. The Akan language is more than just one of the Ghanaian languages. It is understood by more than 70 ...
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Lazy journalist. Which Ghanaian team did he play for? A good journalist would dig and share the information with his readers. The Akan language is more than just one of the Ghanaian languages. It is understood by more than 70% of Ghanaians.
Shamsi Waleed 8 months ago

70%??? Where from this statistics. You ppl like lying too much

70%??? Where from this statistics. You ppl like lying too much

Ghanaian 8 months ago

This is stating a fact not an attempt to lift up some tribes. I am not Akan but if about 50% of Ghana is Akan, is it any surprise that 20% of non Akans out of the remaining 50% would understand the Akan language ( maybe not s ...
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This is stating a fact not an attempt to lift up some tribes. I am not Akan but if about 50% of Ghana is Akan, is it any surprise that 20% of non Akans out of the remaining 50% would understand the Akan language ( maybe not speak it well, but understand more than 50% of the Akan language )? I bet you are not Akan but understand more than 50% of the language.
Fastook 8 months ago

you keep inflating numbers and saying you are not akan. where did you get you stats from? who told you Ghana is 50% akan? and where did you learned that 70% speak speak twi . stop akan propaganda here you might succeeded and ...
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you keep inflating numbers and saying you are not akan. where did you get you stats from? who told you Ghana is 50% akan? and where did you learned that 70% speak speak twi . stop akan propaganda here you might succeeded and making everyone outside of ghana that we all speak twi but that is not the case. your number and not adding up unless you prove where u get them
Ghanaian 8 months ago

Please check with the information provided by the Ghana statistical office ( l just did). Is 48% of Ghana not close enough to 50%? As for the Akan language, you are just refusing to accept the fact that many non Akans at leas ...
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Please check with the information provided by the Ghana statistical office ( l just did). Is 48% of Ghana not close enough to 50%? As for the Akan language, you are just refusing to accept the fact that many non Akans at least understand the language even if they do not speak it well. These are facts, fighting it does not change anything or accepting it does not make you less of a Ghanaian
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Son of sons 8 months ago

You guys are praising him. I wonder if you will do same if it was a Ghanaian goalkeeper who had conceded 5 goals and act this way. Hypocrite

You guys are praising him. I wonder if you will do same if it was a Ghanaian goalkeeper who had conceded 5 goals and act this way. Hypocrite
Ghanaian 8 months ago

Of course not! He did well though, but for him, Chad would have conceded more than 7 goals. So let the guy enjoy himself. Let me share some fact about the keeper, he is originally from Cameroon. Does anyone know which team he ...
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Of course not! He did well though, but for him, Chad would have conceded more than 7 goals. So let the guy enjoy himself. Let me share some fact about the keeper, he is originally from Cameroon. Does anyone know which team he played for in Ghana? Share the information.
Historical Alatani 8 months ago

Why won’t he be happy? His porous team did well to concede only five goals. With such their leaking defence we couldn’t spell: MAHAMA? So that they’ll know who’s in charge of Ghana? Kudus Chad!!! Keeper : Charlie w’ ...
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Why won’t he be happy? His porous team did well to concede only five goals. With such their leaking defence we couldn’t spell: MAHAMA? So that they’ll know who’s in charge of Ghana? Kudus Chad!!! Keeper : Charlie w’brere paaa.
Otto pfister 8 months ago

@kweku tsin my bro ,he didn't say is the official language BUT one of the languages.

@kweku tsin my bro ,he didn't say is the official language BUT one of the languages.
Martin A 8 months ago

When a journalist says, "according to multiple sources" that means he doesn't know what the hell he's writing about. Any resourceaful journalist would have told his readers which Ghanaian club the Chadian goalie played for. ...
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When a journalist says, "according to multiple sources" that means he doesn't know what the hell he's writing about. Any resourceaful journalist would have told his readers which Ghanaian club the Chadian goalie played for. That would have added more gusto to the story and made it interesting. Ghanaweb journalists wouldn't be hired to write for a high school paper in the States.
Okatakyie Africa 8 months ago

Now I’m beginning to understand why some stupid guy always call you boola web. You call Twi one of Ghana languages??? You have to write Ghana language or at least Ghana no.1 Language .

Now I’m beginning to understand why some stupid guy always call you boola web. You call Twi one of Ghana languages??? You have to write Ghana language or at least Ghana no.1 Language .

Ndc thieves 8 months ago

MAKE IT CLEAR TWI IS AN OFFICIAL LANGUAGE IN GHANA

MAKE IT CLEAR TWI IS AN OFFICIAL LANGUAGE IN GHANA

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Chad goalkeeper jams to Kinaata’s Susuka after conceding 5 goals against Ghana

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