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Martha Bissah: A nearly aborted foetus now a world champion

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  • Frank, NY 9 years ago

    I've watched her heroic performance on video over and over! She represents a practical example of determination.

  • amedeka 9 years ago

    let some this story in the U S A media for schorlarship to college or donatiom of training equipment for this wonderful young lady let her meet J. J RAWLING he will make it happen for her please.For useless ghanian officials ...
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  • RASTA 9 years ago

    Check youtube---hebrew israelites

  • KWAME BAMFO 9 years ago

    I'M GLAD SOMEONE HAS RECOGNIZED HER COACH INSTEAD OF ALL THESE OFFICIALS TAKING CREDIT AWAY FROM THE ONE PERSON THAT GROOMED HER. THANK YOU COACH LAMPTEY YOU ARE THE ONE THAT REALLY DESERVE THE PRAISES NOT ALL THESE OTHER OPP ...
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  • Charles 9 years ago

    The world especially Ghana needs people like
    you. Thank you very much for saving a mother.

  • Just Passing By 9 years ago

    Congratulations! Some people would rather hide this story from their child so she won't feel bad, but if you have a daughter it's good for them to hear stories like this. Teenage pregnancy is not the end of the world.

  • FiifiKofi 9 years ago

    Congrats Martha, your coach and selfless mother! Oh and thank you Mr. Dadzie for bringing this to our attention!
    These are the kind of inspiring stories we long to read about.

  • Ntawa Moshie 9 years ago

    We Akans have the same practices in the Old Testament.Who taught us those customs and tradition?Definitely,not the white man!
    God created us from soil,right?Of what color is soil?From dark brown to tan;not white.From bl ...
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  • Martin 9 years ago

    It is not the government's responsibility to provide her with training equipment, accommodation,etc as she and coaches are saying. If she has any intention of continuing running, then she will be well advised to turn professi ...
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  • Deep Thought 9 years ago

    Do not give Marha.God will surely lead you to reach your dreams.God has started it for you and He shall surely see you through to the end.Jah guide you.
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  • Yorkshire H 9 years ago

    I may not understand u but track & field need government .

  • Jonathan 9 years ago

    Yes and she might as well be a British athlete where she could make millions in sponsorship. Fees and the British athletics association would take better care of her and provide her with all she needs. Really what's your poi ...
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  • Edd 9 years ago

    Great work done, by "enadadzie" for providing such intriguing article. simple!,...dirrect!, though long,yet not filled with "Big words" that don't make no seance. Good job!!

  • Birdwing 9 years ago

    Ewes practices ,cultures,names are nothing but isrealites

  • Kwasi Gyansah Nuakoh 9 years ago

    Well written article! Congrats, Ebenezer!!

  • Al Hajj AAA-RASHID(OH.USA) 9 years ago

    This young lady has done so well to bring some semblance of great honor to us and all she gets is a paltry GHC10,000 from the President?

    If footballers and "ball boys" to the World Cup get $100,000 for appearance fees what ...
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  • Jonathan 9 years ago

    Bam I was thinking the same thing

  • Jonathan 9 years ago

    Bam I was thinking the same thing

  • Muscatela 9 years ago

    Congrats to Martha,the coach ( I salute Sir!) and the brilliant journalist.

  • Al Hajj AAA-RASHID(OH.USA) 9 years ago

    OMG!I just watched the lady on youtube and I bet you this lady DESERVES $100,000 or more. All those useless "ball boys" Muntari whacked were paid hefty amounts for doing NOTHING, and this young lady only gets GHC10,000 from t ...
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  • Jonathan 9 years ago

    I agree with you

  • Yorkshire H 9 years ago

    U well said. I love it

  • Jetmoney 9 years ago

    If this girl leaves this gold in mahama's office she won't see it any more.... She better take it and go home with it

  • Fred. US 9 years ago

    Congrats

  • Charles Appeadu 9 years ago

    Introduce the young woman to a US university and she will be exposed to the best equipment in the world to aid her in her training. At 17, she is at the age where she can enter university in the US, as the article indicated s ...
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  • H.Nii-Adziri Wellington 9 years ago

    An excellent piece of journalism. Interesting, historical and significant cultural heritage document. Congratulation!

  • Koobrah 9 years ago

    Said it all. Fantastic.