Sports Ministry neglect of jailed footballer sad - Listowell

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• K dumfries 8 years ago

  Thanks sir GFA can even hire a lawyer to appeal the case and have him pay when he come out and start playing to me the girl charges are fake but in abroad they see blacks always liers and if a citizen express him/her self wel ...
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  Thanks sir GFA can even hire a lawyer to appeal the case and have him pay when he come out and start playing to me the girl charges are fake but in abroad they see blacks always liers and if a citizen express him/her self well you are no more so let us wakeup and help the poor guy

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• Sammy the Sheriff 8 years ago

  What kind of nonsense is this? It is not GFA responsibility. The guy went to Sweden on his own, married a Swedish and had a private problem with his spouse.
  
  His profession as a footballer does not bestow on him any special ...
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  What kind of nonsense is this? It is not GFA responsibility. The guy went to Sweden on his own, married a Swedish and had a private problem with his spouse.
  
  His profession as a footballer does not bestow on him any special favours. The Ministry of Sports has nothing to do with this. The guy went through the Sweden legal system and was convicted. He can appeal his case.
  
  This guy was not on any governments assignment for the Ministry of Sports to do anything. There are many Ghanaians in prisons in different countries across the globe, what about them, nonsense.

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• T and T 8 years ago

  Any country which does not put women and children first, does not progress. U do not joke with women and children in the civilized world.
  In barbaric Ghana, it is all about do nothing kings and politicians, in the civilized ...
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  Any country which does not put women and children first, does not progress. U do not joke with women and children in the civilized world.
  In barbaric Ghana, it is all about do nothing kings and politicians, in the civilized world it is about women and children.

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• Dominion 8 years ago

  Yes it's true listowell .I don't know the kinds of leaders we have in Ghana. If u live in abroad never mind you even our own passport. If it is money they find any means to correct. All they're looking for is money money .God ...
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  Yes it's true listowell .I don't know the kinds of leaders we have in Ghana. If u live in abroad never mind you even our own passport. If it is money they find any means to correct. All they're looking for is money money .God bless you listowell

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• Joe Lartey 8 years ago

  He must learn of good behavior,he was thinking he's in Ghana,in Europe is the laws different

  He must learn of good behavior,he was thinking he's in Ghana,in Europe is the laws different

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• Kokrobite 8 years ago

  Dumb ass Joe shut the fuck up if you don't have anything tangible to say.I wonder who gave birth to you.aboaaaa ba

  Dumb ass Joe shut the fuck up if you don't have anything tangible to say.I wonder who gave birth to you.aboaaaa ba

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• Frenzy 8 years ago

  This issue of someone being arrested and others going there to show solidarity is a misuse of the various freedoms we profess.
  Does Listowell know whether the player is guilty or innocent? Even if he is innocent, Sweden is a ...
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  This issue of someone being arrested and others going there to show solidarity is a misuse of the various freedoms we profess.
  Does Listowell know whether the player is guilty or innocent? Even if he is innocent, Sweden is a sovereign state that has its laws. It is one's duty to abide by those laws if you travel there.If that avenue Listowell is claiming was available to travelers, then our court could not be trying Chinese in Ghana. What would Listowell say if he had been arrested for possessing cocaine? In his position, he should know the core responsibilities of the sports ministry.
  Prison is for humans but not for those who do not have support or backing. Let's learn to let laws work and stop those solidarity solidarity stuff! Aaba!

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• nii 8 years ago

  do you have a brain at all? nonsense, did the government send the young man to Sweden? did the government asked the young man to rape. how can you be an administrator. you are full of shit.

  do you have a brain at all? nonsense, did the government send the young man to Sweden? did the government asked the young man to rape. how can you be an administrator. you are full of shit.

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• Nenebi 8 years ago

  Why should the government step in on his behalf. He has to face the consequence of the law. Would the government step in for any Ghanaian who is hailed in a foreign land? When Mr. Ebenezer Amoateng, the former MP for Nkoranza ...
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  Why should the government step in on his behalf. He has to face the consequence of the law. Would the government step in for any Ghanaian who is hailed in a foreign land? When Mr. Ebenezer Amoateng, the former MP for Nkoranzah was jailed for drug trafficking, did the government stepped in? No!! You are on your own when gripped by the law. This is not Ghana where the law is a "respector" of persons.

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• Dan Buduh 8 years ago

  What does the so-called CEO want GFA do? Does he expect GFA to give support to a footballer for raping? Please leave GFA alone for it cannot support evil in the society. Whoever commits rape in the name of football must be ma ...
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  What does the so-called CEO want GFA do? Does he expect GFA to give support to a footballer for raping? Please leave GFA alone for it cannot support evil in the society. Whoever commits rape in the name of football must be made to face the bullets alone!
  
  Thank you.

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• QT Elongation 8 years ago

  Ghanaians are their sense of entitlement is sickening and disgusting. always expecting a hand from the government. what can the government do for a convicted rapist

  Ghanaians are their sense of entitlement is sickening and disgusting. always expecting a hand from the government. what can the government do for a convicted rapist

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• Martin 8 years ago

  Listowell Yesu Bukarson is naive to think that GFA can exert some influence on the courts in Sweden. While it is unthinkable in Ghana that a husband can be found guilty of raping his wife, the footballer was indeed found guil ...
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  Listowell Yesu Bukarson is naive to think that GFA can exert some influence on the courts in Sweden. While it is unthinkable in Ghana that a husband can be found guilty of raping his wife, the footballer was indeed found guilty of exactly that. All the jailed footballer can do now is to appeal the court's verdict with exculpatory evidence that will exonerate him. Absent that, he will remain in jail to serve the rest of his sentence no public campaign by GFA will save him.

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• Koo Sigi. 8 years ago

  Only fools like Joe Larteh would make such comments.

  Only fools like Joe Larteh would make such comments.

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• willie 8 years ago

  With out substantive evidence it will be hard.

  With out substantive evidence it will be hard.

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• Jeff 8 years ago

  Yes!
  We need to demand evidence, Kwame was sentenced without evidence. It's not about supporting rape but it's about supporting justice. If this happened to a swede in Ghana, the swedes would come together and demand justice ...
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  Yes!
  We need to demand evidence, Kwame was sentenced without evidence. It's not about supporting rape but it's about supporting justice. If this happened to a swede in Ghana, the swedes would come together and demand justice.

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