Mahama receives Jones Attuquayefio’s family (Photos)

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STEVE. 8 years ago

Rest in peace cap (as I always call him)I learnt a lot from him when I joined Oly from Tema Hurricanes in 1968, and pray the good Lord to find a good place for him in the spirit world.

Rest in peace cap (as I always call him)I learnt a lot from him when I joined Oly from Tema Hurricanes in 1968, and pray the good Lord to find a good place for him in the spirit world.
Jonny NY 8 years ago

Ghana is a country that likes to keep dead people for several weeks and months.

As great as this man was in Ghana football what is the points in going to tell the president when you want to bury your love ones.

This sho ...
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Ghana is a country that likes to keep dead people for several weeks and months.

As great as this man was in Ghana football what is the points in going to tell the president when you want to bury your love ones.

This shows that the president has nothing important to occupy him.
Oristo 8 years ago

I don't see you point

I don't see you point
Voice of Reason 8 years ago

The only thing the president must do is mention his condolence to the family in a short speech at his office.
The president should have more important things to do than receiving family members of deceased soccer coach/playe ...
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The only thing the president must do is mention his condolence to the family in a short speech at his office.
The president should have more important things to do than receiving family members of deceased soccer coach/player. As it is now he will have to go the family and present drinks and later attend the burial/funeral and again receive the family at his office to thank him for attending the burial/funeral and repeat the process on the anniversary of his death. During the process, other soccer players/coaches will die and same protocol must be repeated.
Gabaa 8 years ago

This man has contributed to the development of soccer and personally put the black stars on the world map. Learn to know that he was decleared a national asset by the SMC I government.

This man has contributed to the development of soccer and personally put the black stars on the world map. Learn to know that he was decleared a national asset by the SMC I government.
MARIO YEPEZ 8 years ago

Jones come and see the house that u built in the hands of a rotten ayigbe carpenter

Jones come and see the house that u built in the hands of a rotten ayigbe carpenter
Okoe Tawiah 8 years ago

Our reporters must do more research on their stories before going to the Pree. To just mention that the late Jones Attuquayefio (-aka- VC10 for his speed, accuracy in shooting and fine and dazzling football sense)just as a c ...
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Our reporters must do more research on their stories before going to the Pree. To just mention that the late Jones Attuquayefio (-aka- VC10 for his speed, accuracy in shooting and fine and dazzling football sense)just as a coach for Hearts of Oaks is very demining and an insult to Jones Attuquayefio and Ghana because he was also the coach for The Black Star and he performed brilliantly. So credit must be given accordingly.
' and Jesus wept. ' 8 years ago

The late Frank Odoi also of Accra Great Olympics was nicknamed VC 10 and not Jones Attuquayefio.

The late Frank Odoi also of Accra Great Olympics was nicknamed VC 10 and not Jones Attuquayefio.
Ankrah Tagoe 8 years ago

phobia for life

phobia for life
Kwame Peprah 8 years ago

Was this picture meant to go public or private, where are some of the people in the second row faces cut off pls? please good work but too far from completion.

Was this picture meant to go public or private, where are some of the people in the second row faces cut off pls? please good work but too far from completion.
King 8 years ago

Coachy may de good lord find u a place to rest

Coachy may de good lord find u a place to rest

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