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Not mad! The sad story of once industrious, now paralysed Yaw Boakye

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  • Akos 7 years ago

    Gosh, this is so sad and inhuman. So the minute you encounter some misfortune, everyone around you disses you. And why's he not in wheelchair? Smh

  • James Mahmoud Awotwe-Braun 7 years ago

    Instead of asking why he is not in wheelchair, may I ask you why don't you buy one for him?

    I have sympathy for the sick man, but let me remind you that in Ghana, you'll get at least 3 million people who are in the same si ...
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  • CITIZEN ONE 7 years ago

    STUPID or Fabricated sympathy? There thousands of Ghanaians and West Africans roaming the streets of Accra with all sorts of personal issues. Government agencies need to function appropriately to curb these inhuman, disgracef ...
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  • THE CRUSADER 7 years ago

    And these demons use out money to buy houses for akua donkor afua ,shwarznigger etc,may Yaw Boakyes,cries follow youall thrives.kofi adamu can buy 5 SUVa plus a mansion from boy, boyhood.akromfooo,shaaaaame.

  • Paparazzi 7 years ago

    This is really sad. These are some of the issues that the churches, the government, NGOs, etc need to tackle and help out. Thanks TV3 for going this far, I hope you are able to use the same media to get some benevolence from ...
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  • Kofi 7 years ago

    “the moral test of government is how that government treats those who are in the dawn of life, the children; those who are in the twilight of life, the elderly; those who are in the shadows of life; the sick, the needy and ...
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  • Nana Tutugyagu 7 years ago

    Something really need to be done to help this man immediately. Very inhuman!

  • bimo 7 years ago

    tears in my eye

  • Kwame 7 years ago

    Ohh mine, can't they figure it out that this ailment is stroke. His speech is impaired, lost of limbs movements all these pertain to symptoms of stroke. Bad journalism. He needs medical treatment to help him recuperate as soo ...
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  • Hohoho, montreal 7 years ago

    1 district, 1 factory. Coming soon

  • TIME WILL TELL 7 years ago

    MONEY FROM THE STATE COFFERS. THESE ARE THE PEOPLE WHICH TBE TAX PAYERS MONEY SHOULD BE ABLE TO CARE FOR BUT INCOMPETENT AND HIS BROTHER IBRAHIM HAVE LOOTED ALL OUR MONEY THIEVES

  • TIME WILL TELL 7 years ago

    NTANI PEPENI INCOMPETENT MAHAMA ALL THESE TIME. MAHAMA WAS BUSY GETTING DRUNK AND WOMANISING PERIOD

  • ..... 7 years ago

    The Ghanaians man is always looking and blaming someone else, including the TV stations, why not find out what he needs ie a wheelchair and give him a job, set up a donations account and get him startef

  • damion 7 years ago

    I think he has had a stroke and needs medical attention. The sudden fall, slurred speech, paralysis..I am more than confident in diagnosing a stroke.

  • MAAN 7 years ago

    NANA WILL LOOK AFTER THE STREET DOG CHAIN SAILORS WHO VOTED FOR HIM.LORD HAVE MERCY.

  • Boss 7 years ago

    I have home used wheel chair at Tema, please how can I donate?

  • Adwoa Agyeman 7 years ago

    l believe u can get him at Tema station since TV3 did not say he has been moved.
    God bless u

  • Boss 7 years ago

    I contacted a soldier friend at Tema and he will donate it to him on Saturday.

  • ezeco sam 7 years ago

    This is Africa for u,oh Ghana is a pity 60 years of independence. Am speechless, there are Churches n mosques almost every street but can't help people if politician has failed us what about religious bodies. Judgement day is ...
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  • Asafo Kantona 7 years ago

    he is de kind of person dat need 5 thousand dollars not Asamoah Gyan nd Razak Briamah