World Cup 2014: Africa’s Report Card

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• Prophet Amoateng 9 years ago

  ONLY PRAYERS WIN THE WORLD CUP. YOU CANNOT WIN WITHOUT CHRIST. WE DEPENDED ON OUR OWN MIGHT BUT OUR MIGHT FAILED US. WE NEED TO PRAY AND FAST NEXT TIME AND WE CAN BRING THE CUP HOME. WITH GOD ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE.

  ONLY PRAYERS WIN THE WORLD CUP. YOU CANNOT WIN WITHOUT CHRIST. WE DEPENDED ON OUR OWN MIGHT BUT OUR MIGHT FAILED US. WE NEED TO PRAY AND FAST NEXT TIME AND WE CAN BRING THE CUP HOME. WITH GOD ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE.

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• Me4U 9 years ago

  Hello, each of the 32 teams out there prayed in Brazil. I think it is people like you who leave everything to God, do nothing and expect results. Take a look at the German team and ask me who in our set-up looked like playing ...
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  Hello, each of the 32 teams out there prayed in Brazil. I think it is people like you who leave everything to God, do nothing and expect results. Take a look at the German team and ask me who in our set-up looked like playing with determination. The game against Portugal was an eye-sour, especially when everyone knew that team was there for the taking. The World Cup is not a life-saving trophy for God to help us win it. It is just a sporting competition where the athletes are supposed to be fit and disciplined.
  
  
  Look at what is happening in Ghana and tell me if that should be happening given the prayers that abound in the Republic. Everything is going downhill.

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• ambiraph 9 years ago

  This a game o football not a praying competition. Prayers could help but before God comes onto the pitch our players have to play their part else we have to select pastors for the next competitions.

  This a game o football not a praying competition. Prayers could help but before God comes onto the pitch our players have to play their part else we have to select pastors for the next competitions.

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• ameyaw Alexander-germany 9 years ago

  Nice story. And once again thank you papa Africa

  Nice story. And once again thank you papa Africa

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• ambiraph 9 years ago

  Nice observation and a witty comment. Bravo Nii AYitey.
  By the way african teams need to improve in terms of their managerial and professionalism.

  Nice observation and a witty comment. Bravo Nii AYitey.
  By the way african teams need to improve in terms of their managerial and professionalism.

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• Obrefoo K 9 years ago

  What an article!I really love your imagery.Depicts the real story of African sub par performance at the World Cup.Kudos.

  What an article!I really love your imagery.Depicts the real story of African sub par performance at the World Cup.Kudos.

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• Eric Amponsah 9 years ago

  Congratulations Papa Africa.
  what a terrific and wonderful story written for the continent. I hope it has been published in African Magazine or national newspapers of each of these mentioned nations. Kudos to you.

  Congratulations Papa Africa.
  what a terrific and wonderful story written for the continent. I hope it has been published in African Magazine or national newspapers of each of these mentioned nations. Kudos to you.

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