Ghana mourns legendary striker Wilberforce Mfum at 88

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Seaman Jane&finch canda 7 months ago

Bulldozer May your soul rest in perfect peace. Rest in peace.

Bulldozer May your soul rest in perfect peace. Rest in peace.
Bbc 7 months ago

I heard of him as Nfum atete net when I was a child in the late 60's and 70's. May his soul rest in peace.

I heard of him as Nfum atete net when I was a child in the late 60's and 70's. May his soul rest in peace.
Abuada SK 7 months ago

The best striker for the nation, by all standards. He was nicknamed “the bulldozer” because of his enormous strength on the field. Few defenders dared to stand in his way once he had the ball in front of him. May his soul ...
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The best striker for the nation, by all standards. He was nicknamed “the bulldozer” because of his enormous strength on the field. Few defenders dared to stand in his way once he had the ball in front of him. May his soul rest in perfect peace. Kwadwo, “da yie.”
omanbapa the truth teller 7 months ago

Rest in peace legend!!!!! It was good talking to you several years a go.

Rest in peace legend!!!!! It was good talking to you several years a go.
AKWASI 7 months ago

True Ghanaian and African who loved to lift the name of Ghana through sports. We miss you Nana Mfum " a otete net".We miss your beautiful smile. We miss your advice on many important issues. May you enjoy a blissful stay in " ...
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True Ghanaian and African who loved to lift the name of Ghana through sports. We miss you Nana Mfum " a otete net".We miss your beautiful smile. We miss your advice on many important issues. May you enjoy a blissful stay in " heaven "(Devachan).
Ghana without Videos or Photos Archives of its legends 7 months ago

It's a shame that GBC doesn't have any footages of events to highlight the achievements of its legends. We have to steal a copy from BBC and others if they aired it. GBC doesn't even have archieves of Ghana's 1992 Africa Cup ...
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It's a shame that GBC doesn't have any footages of events to highlight the achievements of its legends. We have to steal a copy from BBC and others if they aired it. GBC doesn't even have archieves of Ghana's 1992 Africa Cup of Nations. They recently showed the funeral of the late Atta Mills and the footage looks like it was recorded in 60's
Froboo 7 months ago

Rest well Mr. Mfum You have finished your work and may the Almighty grant you eternal rest. Go, great man, go and rest

Rest well Mr. Mfum You have finished your work and may the Almighty grant you eternal rest. Go, great man, go and rest
RIP Legend 7 months ago

Whoever will believe in Jesus will see life again. Jesus is the resurrection and the life.

Whoever will believe in Jesus will see life again. Jesus is the resurrection and the life.
JULOR CAESAR 7 months ago

Are you claiming that followers of religions other Christianity are not going to see life again? And what even makes you think that humans will see life again even after departing this world? Keep on hallucinating while follo ...
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Are you claiming that followers of religions other Christianity are not going to see life again? And what even makes you think that humans will see life again even after departing this world? Keep on hallucinating while following your fake religious teachings and beliefs.
Gaslg 7 months ago

During his days we enjoyed Ghana football with Akasnoma radios. In these modern times with televisions everywhere, we can only watch Zambia and South African leagues. Weekendss are dry with very boring programmes during times ...
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During his days we enjoyed Ghana football with Akasnoma radios. In these modern times with televisions everywhere, we can only watch Zambia and South African leagues. Weekendss are dry with very boring programmes during times that should have been for Association Football. Why can't we watch our league on DS TV compact at least?

Achie 7 months ago

Papa you served Ghana very well and your name will be in memories forever.......REST IN PEACE

Papa you served Ghana very well and your name will be in memories forever.......REST IN PEACE
Daniel Jagri 7 months ago

Rest in perfect peace

Rest in perfect peace
Edward Osei 7 months ago

My good friend has served Ghana and has been blessed with longevity. May his soul rest in perfect peace. The photograph I took with Mfum will be treasured. My sincere condolences to his family.

My good friend has served Ghana and has been blessed with longevity. May his soul rest in perfect peace. The photograph I took with Mfum will be treasured. My sincere condolences to his family.
kojo 7 months ago

A great hero and an illustrious son both on the pitch and national level.
We shall forever remember him. RIP

A great hero and an illustrious son both on the pitch and national level.
We shall forever remember him. RIP
Baker 7 months ago

In 1966 ghana vrs tunisia match he 'broke' the net hence attaining the nicknamed 'NET BREAKER'.The first ever in football history.He deserves a State Burial' RIP Mr.Wilberforce Kwadwo Mfum the NET BREAKER.

In 1966 ghana vrs tunisia match he 'broke' the net hence attaining the nicknamed 'NET BREAKER'.The first ever in football history.He deserves a State Burial' RIP Mr.Wilberforce Kwadwo Mfum the NET BREAKER.
chief vandal 7 months ago

rest in peace

rest in peace
DKM 7 months ago

Rest well legendary Wilberforce Kwadwo Mfum. You served mother Ghana Black Stars and Asante Kotoko excellently well.
Da yie, Legend

Rest well legendary Wilberforce Kwadwo Mfum. You served mother Ghana Black Stars and Asante Kotoko excellently well.
Da yie, Legend
Hannan 7 months ago

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Adom 7 months ago

Fare The Well, LEGEND

Fare The Well, LEGEND
KB 7 months ago

May his gentle soul rest in peace

May his gentle soul rest in peace

Bastie the Emperor of Kumasi 7 months ago

Where was he from?

Where was he from?
Kwarteng 7 months ago

Uncle Mfum was from Hwidiem, Ahafo. He represented our hometown, Hwidiem and Ghana with dignity and distinction. May his soul rest in perfect peace.

Uncle Mfum was from Hwidiem, Ahafo. He represented our hometown, Hwidiem and Ghana with dignity and distinction. May his soul rest in perfect peace.
Samuel Madion Kweku Benn. 7 months ago

My dear Uncle God bless you. And your soul rest in perfect peace. You are one of the people who made my stay in USA possible. You are one people who recommended and elected me as assistant secretary to Mr. Akyea Kofi Nkansah ...
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My dear Uncle God bless you. And your soul rest in perfect peace. You are one of the people who made my stay in USA possible. You are one people who recommended and elected me as assistant secretary to Mr. Akyea Kofi Nkansah upon my first time landed in USA and attended the first meeting, (The Ashantiman Association) whereby you and others line Mr. Tuffour, Mr. Adu Bawiah, Mr. Asare, Mr. Mintah, and all the elders in the 70’s welcomed me to the New Yourk City without knowing no one upon my arrival, but you all took me as your son, nephew and help me out to stay. God bless you and rest in peace.

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