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President Mahama campaigns for Ethiopia to host 2028 AFCON

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  • The one 1 day ago

    All because some people have promised him AU president, he's trying to please them, a more reason he's allowing zoogerians to commit various degrees of crimes in the country because of a certain stupid organisation called eco ...
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  • SACRIFICING GHANA FOR AU PRESIDENT? WHY GHANA CANT HOST AFCON? 1 day ago

    MAHAMA YOUR AU PRESIDENTIAL AMBITION HAS FALLEN INTO GALAMSEY PIT. YOU CANT DESTROY GHANA AND BECOME AFRICAN PRESIDENT.DONT WE HAVE THE STADIUMS AND THE HOTELS TO HOST AFCON? SHAME SHAME ON YOU!

  • Afcon 1 day ago

    Odd years fron 1957 to 1965.
    Even years from 1968 to 2012.
    Odd years from 2013 to 2025.
    Are we back to even years in 2028?

  • Awoutey 1 day ago

    Poor journalism next 2
    2927 2029
    Where from 8
    I beg start being professional

  • Capt Adabuga 1 day ago

    Ofui, yours are in taters and you don't give a hoot. See what other leaders are doing with their taxpayers money. Stealers ruling!!

  • Kwadwo Djan 1 day ago

    Shameless goon why can't you campaign for GHANA to host 2028 AFCON? Because of your bad governance you can't do that. AFCON is not played on 24-hour economy market. Blocked-head Crocodile man

  • Quarshie Gyan 1 day ago

    Tribalistic Fool, do you know when AFCON will take place after 2027?
    How well did your property-stealing party do from 2001-2009 and 2017 to 2025? "AFCON is not played on 24-hour economy market" with 24 teams, but yet, World ...
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  • Dogo 1 day ago

    Awoutey, Capt. Adabuga, Kwadwo Djan and Quarshie Gyan is the same person. He is suffering from a disease called Mahamadiosis. It's a condition where a person experiences itchiness, headaches, drowsiness, due to the impressive ...
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  • Capt Adabuga 17 hours ago

    Dogo, your JM is suffering from mad cow disease ok, find cure for him before it gets worse