WC Probe: C’mssion to conclude public hearing next week

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PROF 11 years ago

MUNTARI IS A HERO

MUNTARI IS A HERO
Mr.N 11 years ago

Failure to call Sulley Muntari & KPB is sin if this so-called commission was set to search for the truth. Why do you call the main actors if we are here for the truth.

Failure to call Sulley Muntari & KPB is sin if this so-called commission was set to search for the truth. Why do you call the main actors if we are here for the truth.
Ghfuo: hang nyantakyi! 11 years ago

Wat was the objective of this useless commission? To jail,.refund monies, dessimate persons from their positions? Another waste of taxpayers money!

Wat was the objective of this useless commission? To jail,.refund monies, dessimate persons from their positions? Another waste of taxpayers money!
Joe Turkey 11 years ago

Why would the Commission submit it's report to one of the entities it is investigating? Why not submit it to the person who set up the commission?

Why would the Commission submit it's report to one of the entities it is investigating? Why not submit it to the person who set up the commission?
Kwame 11 years ago

Because the commission has become as clueless as the Black Stars saga in Brazil it was set up to unravel.

Because the commission has become as clueless as the Black Stars saga in Brazil it was set up to unravel.
Mama G 11 years ago

Thief at work in Ghana

Thief at work in Ghana
Ghfuo: hang nyantakyi! 11 years ago

We want heads to.roll. People must lose their jobs, refund cash or go to jail. If u have been found in contempt or to have committed perjury, then u must face jailtime. We need a leader who shows no love in bringing down the ...
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We want heads to.roll. People must lose their jobs, refund cash or go to jail. If u have been found in contempt or to have committed perjury, then u must face jailtime. We need a leader who shows no love in bringing down the axe like Shaka!
ato 11 years ago

u guys ar duin great job God blesssss u.amen

u guys ar duin great job God blesssss u.amen
KKK 11 years ago

After the report is submitted to the seat of government, what happens next?
Is it not the same NDC/Mahama government that the law court of the land urged to retrieve monies paid to Wayome and the rest wrongfully? What happen ...
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After the report is submitted to the seat of government, what happens next?
Is it not the same NDC/Mahama government that the law court of the land urged to retrieve monies paid to Wayome and the rest wrongfully? What happened to that directive by the court? Fire will consume them all.
KKK 11 years ago

The Committee has so far done a great job. I love the humor of the Chairman blended with the seriousness of our brother Moses. But why not invite some of the current Players? E.g Sulley, Quarasey,KP or Baby Jet. They may also ...
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The Committee has so far done a great job. I love the humor of the Chairman blended with the seriousness of our brother Moses. But why not invite some of the current Players? E.g Sulley, Quarasey,KP or Baby Jet. They may also bring some revelations which will help us all and not to repeat it in the near future.

Kofi of New York 11 years ago

Many Ghanaians don't have the in-depth to do thorough analyses and vivid reasoning so they seem to jump to conclusion to embrace anything they see and hear. Too bad. Too pity. And too sad. Why are several Ghanaians heaping pr ...
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Many Ghanaians don't have the in-depth to do thorough analyses and vivid reasoning so they seem to jump to conclusion to embrace anything they see and hear. Too bad. Too pity. And too sad. Why are several Ghanaians heaping praises onto these 3 man Commission when they have failed to invited the players whose conducts it's alleged brought about our early exit in Brazil? Why has the Commission disrespected Sule Muntari, Kevin-Prince Boateng, Micheal Essien and the rest for not invited them to tell their stories? What extra-ordinary work has this Commission done that people are singing chorus for them? After all, they have not brought their recommendations to the public and so long as we don't know how and what their findings would entail, I cannot take them seriously than mere listening people. If they are able to give hearing to the players that mater or the players involve and take a strong decisive decision and ask the government to implement their recommendations or not until I see the government accepting and using whatever this Commission writes in their reports, I won't see them above Jesus. Ghanaians must learn to read between the lines of good thinking.
Rasheed 11 years ago

The exercise was waste of time and money.Very useless commission.

The exercise was waste of time and money.Very useless commission.
Mr.N 11 years ago

100% right this committee was just a showcase for Kwesi Nyantakyi to talk trash no hard question was put him who paid for his wife and kids to fly first class? Kwesi Nyantakyi did not account for the monies from 2006, 2010 an ...
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100% right this committee was just a showcase for Kwesi Nyantakyi to talk trash no hard question was put him who paid for his wife and kids to fly first class? Kwesi Nyantakyi did not account for the monies from 2006, 2010 and 2014 world cup what about AFCON why did they bring Suleyman Ali "Sulley" Muntari, Kevin-Prince Boateng and Co to face ass kissing Asamoah Gyan. This committee was not set up to find the truth. KKK you got right and Rasheed was right on the money. Let we Ghanaians take things in our own hands stop watch Black Star games and I am praying that we do not make to 2015 and 2018 world cup that is only time people who see who the real Kwesi Nyantakyi and how far our football had been destroyed. Kwesi Nyantakyi 9 years in office is all about the Black Star and nothing there to show.
Kofi of New York 11 years ago

The inability of the WC Commission to have invited Sule Muntari, Adam Quarasey, Kevin-Prince Boateng, Mike Essien, and Asamoah Gyan is a big indication that they have woefully failed disenfranchised the players stated above a ...
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The inability of the WC Commission to have invited Sule Muntari, Adam Quarasey, Kevin-Prince Boateng, Mike Essien, and Asamoah Gyan is a big indication that they have woefully failed disenfranchised the players stated above and all good thinking Ghanaians. You see in Africa, our elders and leaders always bully the young ones and the youth so when there is an impasse or a case involving the elderly and the youth, they always favor the so-called brainless adults who use sinful traditional and cultural values to pine down the young ones. Does it make sense inviting Kwasi Nyantakyi, Kwasi Appiah, Stephen Appiah (who was not part of the playing body), ambassadors, etc. but not giving the same platform and opportunity to the real players whom it is alleged they caused problems and beaten some officials? Is this polarized so-called Justice Senyo's Commission telling me and all other good thinking Ghanaians that they have only accepted what they have been told by members of GFA and sports ministry but want to sweep aside the tongues and versions of the players enumerated above? What type of Commission is that? If this Commission brings their enquiries to an end without calling Sule and co., I wouldn't respect their verdict. Are they not ashamed that the players have been vindicated by saying coach Kwesi Appiah is not a man who is honest or courageous after his matching orders by GFA? The sacking of the coach alone is a big indicative reasoning that Sule and co. were right in their accusations. Justice Senyo should be bold, courageous and honest enough and try to invite the players to come give their parts of the stories. I am firmly suggesting to the Commission to either invite those players via 'Skype ' or 'wechat' to hear from the players live video evidences they have. This is one way that could help the Commission quickly if they are afraid of delay due to the players plying their professional careers abroad. These players can give their part of Brazil saga without being physically being present in Accra. Can't Justice Senyo and his Commission men be a bit dynamic and proactive? Aren't we in technological advancement age? I am waiting to see if they would allow these players talk or not. But if these 3 men heading the WC Commission fail to allow Ghanaians listen from these players to know the real truth, I can tell them that they would end up doing "much I do about nothing" and "course 90" work and no one would take them seriously.

Justice Senyo failed when he allowed the FA president, Kwasi Nyantakyi to woe them with hsi bragging antics about what he's done for Ghana local league. Who care? Nyantakyi was invited there to give nothing but truthful and accurate account of what he did and saw in Brazil, not to tell us the number of sponsors he has had for our local league and all his nonsense rantings. I was shocked when these 3 leaned Commissioned men sat in tranquility and allowed Nyantakyi to have a field day and bluffed them with his antiquated arrogance. I can assure Justice Senyo that he stands a better chnace of making a good name for himself but if he fails to invite all the players stated above and hastily concludes the hearing processes without the players, he would dent his own image with shame. I can assure him that.
Kofi of New York 11 years ago

Justice Senyo is a huge disgrace and I wonder how he became Justice in Ghana. Justices have gone to the dogs in Africa. In fact, in Ghan, anybody at all can become a justice with some simple qualifications. Surprisingly, the ...
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Justice Senyo is a huge disgrace and I wonder how he became Justice in Ghana. Justices have gone to the dogs in Africa. In fact, in Ghan, anybody at all can become a justice with some simple qualifications. Surprisingly, the morals, conducts and thinking rights or ability to do good thinking are lacking among so many Ghanaian justices. Just look at how feebly and without urgency, how Justices Senyo ask his questions? Foe Amoaning is my main man among the 3 man Commission and if he had not been there, Justice Senyo and the other man would have been mere rain gutters-Missirable. justice Senyo has openly allowed his emotions to have sympathy and empathy for Kwasi Appiah, Stephen Appiah, and Kwasi Nyantakyi and that is too bad for a whole chosen justice to do. Again, it was wrong for Justice Senyo to have ask Stephen Appiah if they should invite Kevin-Prince Boateng, Sule Muntari and co. And as soon as Stephen Appiah said it is not necessary calling those players to appear before the Commission, this empty headed Justice Senyo gleefully accepted all that stephen Appiah said and consented. Shocking. Does Justice Senyo know his job? I think all court cases Justice Senyo sat upon must be thoroughly investigated because he has not depicted good intelligence and sound reasoning of good Justices. Why should Stephen Appiah be invited to appear before the Commission but denied the players the same rights; privileges, and opportunity to appear before this same Commission? Besides, Appiah is an ex-player who has no right to tell us who the Commission ought to invite. But can I blame him much a whole Justice, who should have known the better had earlier asked a foolish question? Appiah should not have been there at all. He is an ex-black starts captain who went to brazil freely by his pal, Kwasi Appiah and as a mere spectator, why should Justice Senyo depended on him for clarity of evidence or whether the Commission should invite some of the players? Earlier on, when this Commission started their hearing, I thought they would stand out to become the first most truthful and courageous Commission ever got in Ghana, but that's not to be. For now, they have disgraced themselves, especially Justice Senyo.
anankumbisa 11 years ago

why not deliver the final report to the president personally who constituted the commission. Be careful the content is not uttered in transit.Senyo you better be seriuos

why not deliver the final report to the president personally who constituted the commission. Be careful the content is not uttered in transit.Senyo you better be seriuos
joeitaliano 11 years ago

Re: Kofi of New york , you are a big fool with your notion . You cant just wake up and stay behind your PC and do that . Why are we Ghanaians like that , insults has now become order of the day as well as suspecting anything ...
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Re: Kofi of New york , you are a big fool with your notion . You cant just wake up and stay behind your PC and do that . Why are we Ghanaians like that , insults has now become order of the day as well as suspecting anything .
Kofi of New York 11 years ago

Joe Italiano, be civil and try to articulate properly and objectively without resulting the antiquated values of your 'masters and bosses' whom you are vying for and think nobody dares criticize them. I wrote 3 comments and t ...
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Joe Italiano, be civil and try to articulate properly and objectively without resulting the antiquated values of your 'masters and bosses' whom you are vying for and think nobody dares criticize them. I wrote 3 comments and the only thing you can say is your two and half statements of class one 5 lines? Where did I insult you or your cronies? Don't I have the right as a Ghanaian to say my mind? Just as you woke up behind your PC and attacked me with insulting slur, I also have the same right to write my concerns for un uncouth and illiterate person like you to read and learn from me. Find yourself a sound English classes to attend because your writing skills are too appalling. Why can't you make your point be devoid of attacks and insults, when you are accusing me of having insulted your capos? Why do you insults me with "big fool" slanting and ranting? Grow up and go look for a job to do. By the way, which of my points raised in all the 3 three comments I wrote is wrong or does not hold water to the drinking belly? Has the Commission been fair the the player? Why should a whole Judge asked whether or not the Commission should invite the players? Do they need the approval of Stephen Appiah before they do the right thing? By the way, I don't have to waste my precious apple time on you. No wonder you' re living in a village in Italy farming. Bush man.
Campaign Against Corruption 11 years ago

Is the commission intending to hear Muntari, Kwarasey, KPB, Essien and other Black Stars players who, I am sure, have a lot to say about the experience of the team in Brazil. This whole commission is about Black Stars so for ...
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Is the commission intending to hear Muntari, Kwarasey, KPB, Essien and other Black Stars players who, I am sure, have a lot to say about the experience of the team in Brazil. This whole commission is about Black Stars so for the commission to conclude its work without inputs from the players would seem very awkward. If the players are unable to fly to Ghana ( Mutari was recently in Ghana), the Commission could still hear them via social media, video or tele-conferencing or written questionnaire. If they rally want to hear them, there are many ways to contact them including even a delegation of the Commission going to Europe where most of the players are based to interview them.
Schalke Fan 11 years ago

Have you seen the light now?

Have you seen the light now?

ekomdeboy 11 years ago

Then who set commission to investigate mahama and his administration? I bet with my life, all the parties involved in black stars fiasco will get away and keep their lucrative jobs

Then who set commission to investigate mahama and his administration? I bet with my life, all the parties involved in black stars fiasco will get away and keep their lucrative jobs
Nii Stranger 11 years ago

What about giving audience to Sulley and Kelvin?

What about giving audience to Sulley and Kelvin?

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