Essien considering legal action over Ebola publication

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• Akamai 9 years ago

  Not going to win especially where it is seems to be a prank....essien should not waste his time and enjoy his millions rather than fight for a judgment which even if he wins will not get paid

  Not going to win especially where it is seems to be a prank....essien should not waste his time and enjoy his millions rather than fight for a judgment which even if he wins will not get paid

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• Kofi Thomas, Cape Coast 9 years ago

  Go ahead and defend your image. These idiots simple do not know what journalism is about and creeat sensationalism to attract ignorant public. File a lawsuit and if you need help to press further use this medium to contact me ...
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  Go ahead and defend your image. These idiots simple do not know what journalism is about and creeat sensationalism to attract ignorant public. File a lawsuit and if you need help to press further use this medium to contact me and I will be glad to add my input for no money but just for principle of it and dignity of humanity.

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• Annorwuo 9 years ago

  A page out of the 'playbook' of their counterparts from Ghana,where even the Chief Justice,has been become a 'victim' of this foolishness! And quite frankly, I cannot understand why journalists from our part of the world,have ...
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  A page out of the 'playbook' of their counterparts from Ghana,where even the Chief Justice,has been become a 'victim' of this foolishness! And quite frankly, I cannot understand why journalists from our part of the world,have such a penchant for making the news,rather than reporting it!
  Although this 'development' is very unfortunate,it appears to have catapulted many of these otherwise 'nobody-journalists',into national prominence;and has encouraged others to follow suit!

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• Lol 9 years ago

  Some fool thought I had TB and told several people at my work of his suspicion.My manager confronted me about it and gave me the day off with pay to go and get tested before returning to work.This turned into a six working d ...
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  Some fool thought I had TB and told several people at my work of his suspicion.My manager confronted me about it and gave me the day off with pay to go and get tested before returning to work.This turned into a six working days vacation before receiving the all clear.When I went back to work I suddenly developed a suspicion that I might have a whooping cough so I made my suspicions known to the manager.He promptly came up with a no work no pay rule which exist even now.Essien should whisper a reminder of this rumor to all his opponents and I can guarantee that not only is he going to be the goal king but he will earn a permanent place on the team.

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• Mars1 9 years ago

  Yep, go after those sobs with the biggest hammer available. Ebola is not funny and no descent or civilized person or country should joke about it. While this may look like a joke in some African countries; this is not funny ...
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  Yep, go after those sobs with the biggest hammer available. Ebola is not funny and no descent or civilized person or country should joke about it. While this may look like a joke in some African countries; this is not funny and whoever is responsible, sue them for all the pennies they have got, them $%/"* If it is a joke, it is a plainly stupid and indeed adolescent joke. SUE THEM MAN. Right on!

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