What late Flying Officer Ampadu’s wife's military coded message really means

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  • Ori B. 11 months ago

    RlPP mymen. Who say Jesus no dey?Our Jesus dey well wellooo. Old Soldier never dies. Amenoo

  • ROTTEN KINGDOM OF DONKEYS 11 months ago

    It's only in Ghana that we hear trained journalists say: A for Aacra; B for Boakye; and C for Cantonments.

    A rotten kingdom of donkeys.

  • Kwaku 11 months ago

    Must we do everything the west do?
    We don't have to copy everyone. People must learn from us too.

  • ROTTEN KINGDOM OF DONKEYS 11 months ago

    This nothing Western nor Eastern; standards it is called.

  • CARL.. 11 months ago

    You listen to this and you turn around and see the hatred Mahama is heaping on some Ghanaians, he says it's a reset but it's revenge, how long will this nonsense end for Ghanaians to see themselves as men and women of their c ...
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  • Lori 11 months ago

    The important issue is who will carry this etwe now?

  • Mensa 11 months ago

    May the Lord God Almighty heal you: body,soul and spirit.Only God can do that and it is His will to do so for you brave and beautiful lady.Amen.

  • Truth Be Told 11 months ago

    She is very eloquent, and she has poise under pressure,...she will make a very good first lady!!!

  • Emmanuel Kwame 11 months ago

    Meaning of that sentences is my sweet baby boy I love you

  • Buga 11 months ago

    Ghanaians like being dramatic. It's a tragedy we all very saddened. May they rest in perfect peace.

  • Kow 11 months ago

    This s the meaning: My sweet baby boy I love you. It is called Phonetic alphabet mostly used in England.

  • Abrewatia 11 months ago

    it is actually called Police alphabet

  • Reflect. 11 months ago

    This type of phonetics is used in the United Kingdom especially when communicating telephonically. This was created mainly for the military for easy communication but is also widely used by doctors, nurses, administrators an ...
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  • Reflect. 11 months ago

    This type of phonetics is used in the United Kingdom especially when communicating telephonically. This was created mainly for the military for easy communication but is also widely used by doctors, nurses, administrators and ...
    read full comment

  • Reflect. 11 months ago

    This type of phonetics is used in the United Kingdom especially when communicating telephonically. This was created mainly for the military for easy communication but is also widely used by doctors, nurses, administrators and ...
    read full comment

  • Kingsley 11 months ago

    It is also used in maritime zones, vessels etc uses this phonetic words

  • Torgbe 11 months ago

    A very intelligent lady. God be your comforter

  • She's acting tough 11 months ago

    She really need family to keep an eye on her. People who act too tough after death of a close person are actually very sad and grieving but people might think she's OK and forget to give her the maximum care. She's smart, bea ...
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  • Drunk Pilot 11 months ago

    She was the best, her reading was touching

  • So Clean 11 months ago

    Reading competition

  • So Clean 11 months ago

    Twea…

  • Kwam 11 months ago

    Hmmm asemooo!! May the Almighty God bless the souls of the Departed. And wish her Young wife a a good life. She has to be strong to overcome this grieve.

  • PaulDavid 11 months ago

    @ROTTEN KINGDOM OF....Hahahaaaii!!! Charley! U make a laugh break neck. Oh my.

  • Kingsley 11 months ago

    Truly this widow is a military woman, bold even the lost. God grant you good heart. Have a strong heart.

  • Frank.L 11 months ago

    Those words are the Nato phonetic alphabets.Its just for standardization and clarity in conversation. She just used it to convey her love to her husband. It's not a naval thing at all.Ghanawwb journalist better do their resea ...
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  • Kwesi 11 months ago

    Flight Lieutenant, no more Flying Officer.

  • Toale 11 months ago

    May God strengthen you Ɔbaa.

  • yaw cool 11 months ago

    you'll be ok girl

  • Obibini 11 months ago

    My Sweet Baby Boy, I Love You.