Opoku Nti thanks Otumfuo and fans for support during tenure

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• Johnson 9 years ago

  You were a great player. I was afraid for phobia anytime we faced you. Your squad was one of the greatest. Wondering why we don't have a film on your squad and the fearsome fivesome of phobia.

  You were a great player. I was afraid for phobia anytime we faced you. Your squad was one of the greatest. Wondering why we don't have a film on your squad and the fearsome fivesome of phobia.

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• Patrick Osei 9 years ago

  Brilliant for that

  Brilliant for that

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• FANTABULOUS 9 years ago

  This man is the personification of grace and strength.We thank him for his hard work and sacrifices on our beloved Kokomo.I hope he avail himself to the incoming general and assist in any capacity he deems fit.God bless him a ...
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  This man is the personification of grace and strength.We thank him for his hard work and sacrifices on our beloved Kokomo.I hope he avail himself to the incoming general and assist in any capacity he deems fit.God bless him and his family.

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• OGIDI 9 years ago

  U are HERO, If de enemies lyk it or not. I really really lyk ur work at Kotoko for nt allowing stomach journalist tu enter into Kotoko.

  U are HERO, If de enemies lyk it or not. I really really lyk ur work at Kotoko for nt allowing stomach journalist tu enter into Kotoko.

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• Kennedy Afriyie(uk) 9 years ago

  Thank u soo much for your services you did not let us down as player and did not as a manager of this great club oh what an honour to serve God bless you,the lord of the green turf.

  Thank u soo much for your services you did not let us down as player and did not as a manager of this great club oh what an honour to serve God bless you,the lord of the green turf.

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• $aint Ghfuo: Black Excellence !!! 9 years ago

  He should get involved in coaching

  He should get involved in coaching

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• Victor Hugo 9 years ago

  He was called the "Tarkwa Pele" during his student days and later moved to Kotoko.l had an Angolan friend outside who said he once watched a match Kotoko played in Angola in the early 80s and that if not for the fact that Opo ...
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  He was called the "Tarkwa Pele" during his student days and later moved to Kotoko.l had an Angolan friend outside who said he once watched a match Kotoko played in Angola in the early 80s and that if not for the fact that Opoku Nti was red- carded, they could never have won that match.He demonstrated some of the antics of Opoku Nti and each time l hear of Opoku Nti, l remember those good old days.

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