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'I have been neglected by the state for decades' – Ali Jarra cries out for aid

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  • I piss on sick dog prophet mohammed 1 year ago

    Qur'an is toilet paper. ..... Burn all mosques in Africa.

  • Nana B 1 year ago

    Please, try and be grateful sometimes. Don't say things that can create enemies for you. Are you saying nothing at all has been done for you? We know so much, so stop it now....

  • E SHOCK ME 1 year ago

    I can't believe this dud still needs money from the state after this long. Maybe, it's just a wild card!

  • Nii 1 year ago

    I remember he was admitted to the Cromwell Hospital in London in that 90s and the government paid all the bills, running into hundreds of pounds. I am surprised he is saying this as well. I learnt he was also on the Ghana Fir ...
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  • Truth Corner 1 year ago

    By His stripes, we are healed.

    Seek Jesus for your healing.

  • bosompim 1 year ago

    Aaaba this Ali Jara was put in fire service and was drawing salary. What neglect is he talking about? He should just shut up.

  • Big jahh 1 year ago

    It amazes me the way and manner he keeps on complaining. He is drawing salary as a senior Fire Officer

  • Jonathan 1 year ago

    I agreed with the new because it's a penalty kick same.and rules are the say

  • Kwame Amoah 1 year ago

    Ali Jarra were you not paid while you played for the Black Stars? This attitude of the state has neglected me must stop

  • Sammy 1 year ago

    you works for fire services through the government of Ghana. do you think Ghana Government knows me? and my children? are not Ghana citizens

  • Excel 1 year ago

    THE Guy Deserves to be paid millions of cedis for his readiness to die for country. I now understand why our players are not committed to our national teams

  • Kofi 1 year ago

    You are just a criminal like him. This guy has gotten all the support he needs from..various governments. He keeps playing on the minds of the authorities to get more money and attention. He has been out on the payroll of the ...
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  • GB 1 year ago

    You have been benefitted from Ghana than any player in ghana who has served the country

  • Danlad Ruga 1 year ago

    You heared from the horses own mouth and you guys are saying they say this they say that. Are you the one paying him or inlisted him in the Ghana Fire Service? Don't you think he knows or has something to say that you probabl ...
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  • Lady 1 year ago

    I feel your pain my brother

  • kennethjohnfia@gmail.com 1 year ago

    Please, what makes Ali Jarra legendary?

  • Are u a small boy 1 year ago

    Rwad Ghana sports history well and come here

  • Darko Amoah 1 year ago

    IS IT ONLY POLITICIANS, SPORTSMEN AND RECORDING ARTISTS WHO SERVE THE NATION?
    Everyone (in both the public & private sector) works, pay taxes and enjoy their rewards. When bad or hard times hit, then some claim they did it f ...
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  • We need a national debate on this matter 1 year ago

    People have great expectations - almost a sense of entitlement, for Ghana to take care of them, especially in their old age, but where do we draw the line? Who is responsible for Ali Jarra - what makes him more deserving of b ...
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  • Opoku 1 year ago

    Are you saying your colleagues were paid for their services and you were left out?. This nonsense of our heroes and celebrities must stop. You enjoyed alone and when you go broke or ill then you want the state to give you mon ...
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  • Enyo 1 year ago

    Hmmm...neglected by the state? Wonder why these sports men and women have this sense of entitlement, whatever teachers and other civil servants who by far comparably rendered much more "it useful" services for decades for a p ...
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  • Kwame Peter 1 year ago

    Ali Jarra,go and see Agya Kwabena Duffuor through Dr Ayine with your appeal for fund.

  • Whys 1 year ago

    What does he need from the state?
    Wasn’t he paid during playing days or the state still owes him?

    Some of the ex-players should be serious for once including some musicians and actors.
    Everything small nɔɔ government ...
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  • Bob 1 year ago

    Has anyone ever played for the National team for free?

  • Hagoa Lovely 1 year ago

    You still want to rely on the state after all these years? Wake up from from your illusion and start looking out for your self.When has the government fulfilled its promises to people who have supposedly done things for the c ...
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  • Excel 1 year ago

    Hope most of you here did withness how the guy got injured. HOW MUCH IS SALARY FOR FIRE SERVICE. DO Ghanaians even get paid.No wonder people are always stealing from the government. No wonder we get paid 3000 cedis after deg ...
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  • You were paid for the national service? 1 year ago

    Why do we want to eat our cakes and then want to have it back?

  • Thief of Staff - Akosua Frema 1 year ago

    Were you playing for Accra Hearts of Oak before you paralyzed or you were on national assignment? Is it because you see John Mahama to be soft? Foolish boy and an opportunist. Kwasiaa buuluubuuluuu.

  • Excel 1 year ago

    U see this fool I don't blame even blame I hope you even had a TV in our home at that time.lets stop total stupidity.The Guy could won I high profile club after the tournament. Check your facts and come back.Moron

  • Two sins one saviour 1 year ago

    Dear Ali, it’s very difficult for me to help you but it is not difficult for Mahama’s brother to end you pain forever: his kid bro. is the super painkiller so search and find him,

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  • Abdallah Amin Mohammed 1 year ago

    Massa you aren't the only player in this country with problem, it is not the nation's problem to always attend to your needs, at least you've seen it small, there are others who contributed to the development of this country ...
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  • Michael Kofi Mensah 1 year ago

    God forgive this country...give the leadership a listening ear. He deserves to be supported.
    I pray God grants you healing to show His mercy on you.

  • Jen sane wa 1 year ago

    Stop accusing the state ask for help from people maybe someone will try to help, And do something with the little you will get, the state doesn't own you anything what about Sammy Adjei?

  • Akwasi KB. 1 year ago

    Stop going begging and be a man.
    Some tribes in Ghana are so much found of this dependency attitudes that they hardly stand up to life task that comes their way.
    Enough of that attitude. Were you the only one of that squa ...
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