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• 100%-GUARANTEED SKILL THAT PAYS YOU DAILY 19 hours ago

  UNLOCK the MASTERPIECE in you - Your best budget this year is your "Training & Personal Development Budget".Train for better daily income this year - Phones break every day. Smartphone repair & accessories is one of the few s ...
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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 19 hours ago

  Hello youth of Ghana............You can take your own life with medicine............for instance 15 paracetamol at once........or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana............You can take your own life with medicine............for instance 15 paracetamol at once........or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

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• Shaggy 19 hours ago

  Noisy Charles Taylor's you left hearts to Kotoko because of Money yet are telling the young football go for big cash ,football now is business not the fan of it

  Noisy Charles Taylor's you left hearts to Kotoko because of Money yet are telling the young football go for big cash ,football now is business not the fan of it

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• Kwaku 19 hours ago

  The circumstances is still fresh in people's minds and I hope he has not forgotten. Was he chasing a good name then?

  The circumstances is still fresh in people's minds and I hope he has not forgotten. Was he chasing a good name then?

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• Tommy 19 hours ago

  So are you saying bad name is better than riches? As much as I understand the cheating and pain you went through I still think the favours, privileges and some open doors you enjoy today is because of your good name. Please t ...
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  So are you saying bad name is better than riches? As much as I understand the cheating and pain you went through I still think the favours, privileges and some open doors you enjoy today is because of your good name. Please take it cool brother. We love you so much so do not muddy the waters.

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• De Mafia 19 hours ago

  This is the person who wants HEARTS to name some of the edifice after him. Keep disgracing the OAK TREE and your long talk will continue to reduce

  This is the person who wants HEARTS to name some of the edifice after him. Keep disgracing the OAK TREE and your long talk will continue to reduce

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• 7up 19 hours ago

  Foolish guy! What did you just say about coaches recently? Oh you think they don't want money? With this mentality why do you blame coaches? No direction. Just free platforms.

  Foolish guy! What did you just say about coaches recently? Oh you think they don't want money? With this mentality why do you blame coaches? No direction. Just free platforms.

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• Tosh 18 hours ago

  It takes hard work and discipline, and not just talent, to be rich, even as a footballer. That's what most ghanaian footballers don't appreciate.

  It takes hard work and discipline, and not just talent, to be rich, even as a footballer. That's what most ghanaian footballers don't appreciate.

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• Code 9 16 hours ago

  You ditched PHOBIA for KOTOKO and that was the end ..

  You ditched PHOBIA for KOTOKO and that was the end ..

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• Abusuapanin 15 hours ago

  I'll continue to ask: Who has been giving this twerp the chance to be spewing nonsense always. There are more credible ex-footballers to be interviewed, not Charles Taylor. Charles who? This must stop.

  I'll continue to ask: Who has been giving this twerp the chance to be spewing nonsense always. There are more credible ex-footballers to be interviewed, not Charles Taylor. Charles who? This must stop.

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• we dont do God here, 7 hours ago

  You pay. Ghanaweb will even collaborate with you to smuggle superstition into science classrooms

  You pay. Ghanaweb will even collaborate with you to smuggle superstition into science classrooms

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• Yaa Yaa: A STRONGER OR MOR MOREREALISTIC PRINCIPLE !(Y Y Network, Begoro, E/R) 15 hours ago

  Dear Mr. Charles Taylor, instead of saying, “A good name is better than riches,” a better message for young players is:
  “Build wealth with discipline, and protect your name while doing it.” because riches secured wis ...
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  Dear Mr. Charles Taylor, instead of saying, “A good name is better than riches,” a better message for young players is:
  “Build wealth with discipline, and protect your name while doing it.” because riches secured wisely preserve dignity longer than a good name without security.”
  Final truth; morality without money is admired from a distance.
  Money with discipline is respected up close.

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• Yaa Yaa: A STRONGER OR MOR MOREREALISTIC PRINCIPLE !(Y Y Network, Begoro, E/R) 15 hours ago

  Yaa Yaa: A STRONGER OR MOR MORE REALISTIC PRINCIPLE !(Y Y Network, Begoro, E/R)
  Dear Mr. Charles Taylor, instead of saying, “A good name is NOT better than riches,” a better message for young players should be, “Build ...
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  Yaa Yaa: A STRONGER OR MOR MORE REALISTIC PRINCIPLE !(Y Y Network, Begoro, E/R)
  Dear Mr. Charles Taylor, instead of saying, “A good name is NOT better than riches,” a better message for young players should be, “Build wealth with discipline, and protect your name while doing it because riches secured wisely preserve dignity longer than a good name without security.”
  Final truth; morality without money is admired from a distance.
  Money with discipline is respected up close.
  Thank you

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• Jon J 14 hours ago

  Hahaha..charlie

  Hahaha..charlie

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• Yaa Yaa: FELLOWSHIP HOUR Y Y Network, Begoro, E/R) 10 hours ago

  Youth pastor Charles Taylor left professional football to pursue Christian ministry and was ordained as a youth pastor in August 2015 by Prophet Emmanuel Badu Kobi at Glorious Wave Church International in Sakumono,, where he ...
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  Youth pastor Charles Taylor left professional football to pursue Christian ministry and was ordained as a youth pastor in August 2015 by Prophet Emmanuel Badu Kobi at Glorious Wave Church International in Sakumono,, where he served as a junior pastor. A former. Taylor said his decision was motivated by the difficulty of reconciling his faith with what he described as “ungodly rituals” in Ghanaian football (emphasis- not the phobisnss but Ghana football ), marking a major shift from his celebrated career. Brother Charles, if you don't mind, let's do some Bible studies; I know you never meant evil but sometimes we all get things wrong or people misinterprete our intentions.
  The Bible is very clear that character and reputation matter deeply for anyone who professes faith—especially an ordained youth pastor. “A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favour rather than silver and gold” (Proverbs 22:1). Similarly, “Better is a poor man who walks in his integrity than one who is crooked in speech and is a fool” (Proverbs 19:1). Jesus Himself warned that material gain must never outweigh spiritual integrity: “For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?” (Mark 8:36). These passages directly counter the claim that “a good name is not better than riches,” especially for someone entrusted with spiritual leadership.
  
  Biblical standards for pastors and teachers
  Scripture places higher moral expectations on pastors: “An overseer must be above reproach… well thought of by outsiders, so that he may not fall into disgrace” (1 Timothy 3:2,7). James adds a sober warning: “Not many of you should become teachers, my brothers, for you know that we who teach will be judged with greater strictness” (James 3:1). A public dismissal of biblical wisdom on character raises concern not about wealth itself, but about alignment with biblical teaching.
  
  Wisdom from classic Christian voices on unrepentant or unlearned pastors
  Augustine warned, “The office of a bishop is a work of love, not of honor; lest by seeking the place of eminence, one fall into the pit of pride.” John Calvin similarly cautioned, “Nothing is more dangerous than for an unlearned or unrepentant man to assume the office of teaching, for he wounds both himself and the Church.” Charles Spurgeon spoke even more plainly: “A graceless pastor is a dreadful plague to the people… it is a terrible thing to preach what one does not practice.”
  
  Educational takeaway
  The issue is not wealth, football, or personal history—but consistency between profession and practice. Scripture teaches that repentance, humility, sound doctrine, and a good name are foundational to Christian leadership. Any pastor, especially one influencing young people, is called to model these truths visibly and faithfully.

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