Sannie Daara calls on President Mahama to intervene in Partey's visa saga

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Kwame Amoah 6 days ago

Partey's visa saga shows how useless the Mahama administration is. Kofi Adams went to seek for prayers at the Philadelphia prayer camp. The prophet could not reveal anything about Partey's visa saga. All the fake and charlata ...
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Partey's visa saga shows how useless the Mahama administration is. Kofi Adams went to seek for prayers at the Philadelphia prayer camp. The prophet could not reveal anything about Partey's visa saga. All the fake and charlatan pastors and prophets did not see anything about the visa saga. Only in Ghana do we seek prophecy for sports.
Sp 6 days ago

Sad you are still in pains after the election… keep crying winker

Sad you are still in pains after the election… keep crying winker
Lori 6 days ago

No way for rapist.

No way for rapist.
Wele 6 days ago

Partey come to Naijah my brother. We have no laws here so you be safe

Partey come to Naijah my brother. We have no laws here so you be safe
Ougrabako 6 days ago

Having a diploma doesn't mean you have the knowledge to reason in a case like this. Africa has many graduates with diplomas but non of them are INTELLECTUALY fit to understand what diplomatie means. This Sannie Daara has a di ...
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Having a diploma doesn't mean you have the knowledge to reason in a case like this. Africa has many graduates with diplomas but non of them are INTELLECTUALY fit to understand what diplomatie means. This Sannie Daara has a diploma but with empty brain. Don't mix politics with soccer. This case has nothing to do with diplomatie. Only Partey knows what happened in the room with these 5 girls.
Why should Pres Mahama leave his country's day to day duties he was elected for and become a lawyer to defend a guy who is accused of rape by 5 girls? Is he going to intervene in every case going forward or just Partey's case.
Agye_Ta 6 days ago

Someone is paid at the FA to do his job & now you expect the President to intervene are we serious as a country?
The Slave Master must come & take over Ghana & change the name because the lazy way of doing things is getting ...
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Someone is paid at the FA to do his job & now you expect the President to intervene are we serious as a country?
The Slave Master must come & take over Ghana & change the name because the lazy way of doing things is getting crazy
Gizo Gizo 5 days ago

No way. The President should not intervene in anything.

No way. The President should not intervene in anything.
TRUST IN THE LORD 5 days ago

The GFA has to immediately send a strong protest to FIFA indicating their stance that once Ghana qualifies from the group stages, in the event any of our knockout matches will be played in Canada, we will not travel to Canada ...
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The GFA has to immediately send a strong protest to FIFA indicating their stance that once Ghana qualifies from the group stages, in the event any of our knockout matches will be played in Canada, we will not travel to Canada.

That FIFA should reschedule all such fixtures to be played either in the USA for Mexico.

We can’t gamble knockout games with the myopic decisions of Canada.
Bonus Baba 5 days ago

Who is this brain dead Sannie Daara? Oh he is EX . GREAT,JUST TELL HIM TO STFU.He can stay in his crib and keep eating Tuo Zaafi

Who is this brain dead Sannie Daara? Oh he is EX . GREAT,JUST TELL HIM TO STFU.He can stay in his crib and keep eating Tuo Zaafi
Daakyehene 4 days ago

He is part of Nyantekyi's corruption cartel

He is part of Nyantekyi's corruption cartel

Daakyehene 4 days ago

If not for foolishness, why don't you replace him just as what we did to Laryea Kingston 2006

If not for foolishness, why don't you replace him just as what we did to Laryea Kingston 2006

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