The story behind Rawlings’ decision to stop Azumah Nelson from joining the Air Force

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  • TAKE OR PAY DEMON 1 day ago

    ,,NDC is antiChristian. Free God's General now now.

  • Game Changer +447935009178 1 day ago

    You're such a clown. I bet the NDC will torment u for long

  • Useless Ho Airport 1 day ago

    Can one join the Air Force just because one is a good boxer? With what qualifications was Azumah going to join the Air Force? He hardly speaks any good English.

  • Great one 1 day ago

    96% of sports people in Ghana rarely speak good English which makes me wonder why Ghana likes to compare with Nigeria, it's same thing with entertainment industry, luckily, Ghana is gradually beginning to wake up

    Azuma wo ...
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  • abena 1 day ago

    he actually saved him,
    the military would have frustrated him.

    they would have kept him on guard duties if he want to go train, they will put him on duty.
    and send him on operations.. etc jerry saved him...

  • Ghanaman 23 hours ago

    The Ghana Air Force has never had a real fighter jet before.

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    As Everybody Already Know/ The Uncover Ghana Magazine Keeps A File On Ghanaians Who Have Come Into Prominence/ Achieved Excellence In Their Various Fields Of Endeavour & Of Course/The One Percent Of The One Percent Of Ghanaia ...
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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    The Concerns The Uncover Ghana Organisation Is Trying To Table For The Nations Youth To Consider Is That The Earlier They Make Up Their Minds On How They Want Their Life To Pan Out The Better For Them/ Simply Put They Must A ...
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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    &For Those Who Have Made The Decision To Stay Home &Make Something Out Of Themself& Achieve Their Potential In The Process/& As The Founder Of The Action Chapel International Asserted Young People Must Know The Rules Of Engag ...
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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    A Responsibility The Uncover Ghana Organisation Takes Seriously Which Is To Spell The Rules Of Engagement To Them

  • Obi 1 day ago

    Fools. Stop talking about this DEVIL, the most WICKED, EVIL person born of a woman

  • The Spear 1 day ago

    If jealousy hasn't killed you yet, wait for it soon.
    There's not a single person who can prove anything against the talented, illustrious Fl. Lt. Jerry John Rawlings.

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    &The First Rule For Young People Who Chose To Work/Live &Potentially Make Their Fortune In Ghana& Sub Saharan Africa Is For Them To Be Committed Just The Same Way You'll Have Committed Themselfs If They Had Migrated To The Un ...
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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    The Second Rule If For Them To Roll Up Their Sleeves &Get Into The Gully When It Comes To The Profession/Vocation/Trade/Career They Peruse For Their Source Of Livelihood

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    After All Is Said &Done The Uncover Ghana Organisation Submits That Guardians/Parents Who Are People Of Means Should Endeavour To Send Their Wards To Saner Clime Countrys For Their University/Tertiary Education Because It's T ...
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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    &For Ghanians Who Will Resort To The Native/Indigenous University / Tertiary Education /Guardian/Parents &Young People Should Remove Their Rose Tinted Glass & Critically Think Through The Course/s Their Wards Are Subscribing ...
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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    In The Ghanaian& Global Environment/Economy

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    The Urge For Guardians/Parents To Take Of Their Rose Tinted Glasses &Critically Think Through Things Before Enrolling Their Wards In So& So Course/Program In A University Is Because Increasingly Many Young People Are Procurin ...
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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    &The Reason For This Phenomenon Is That The Educational Sector In The Nation &The Eventual OfTakers Of Their Out/Put Which Is The Private /Production Exist As Silos

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    So Un/Forunately(ICGC Variant) The Educational Sector Can't Tell The Labour Needs/Demands Of The Private/Production Sector So Can't Tailor Their Courses/Programs To Meet Those Demands

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    Hence The Dis/Connect &The FallOut