Ali Jarrah honoured by Fire Service

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Osu Klottey 8 years ago

The voice from afar,help is coming at last ,please use whatever you get wisely

The voice from afar,help is coming at last ,please use whatever you get wisely
alexis 8 years ago

So my football mentor at the time, joined the fire service at the age of 15yrs. WooooW!!!!!

So my football mentor at the time, joined the fire service at the age of 15yrs. WooooW!!!!!
Francis 8 years ago

Hahahaaaa. Funny isn't it? The age thing in African football is just a lil crazy and it always comes back!

Hahahaaaa. Funny isn't it? The age thing in African football is just a lil crazy and it always comes back!
Nyame 8 years ago

Hahaha. Ghanaians won't stop amusing. Ali Jara was an under 17 Goalkeeper in 1991. But was recruited into the fire service in 1989. Two years before his under 17 stint. So how old was he when he was employed as a fire off ...
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Hahaha. Ghanaians won't stop amusing. Ali Jara was an under 17 Goalkeeper in 1991. But was recruited into the fire service in 1989. Two years before his under 17 stint. So how old was he when he was employed as a fire officer? Is Ghana saying he believes came a fire officer under age 17? Is the Government then guilty of child labour? Or, was Jara recruited as an over aged person to play in the under 17 team? In that case did Ghana defraud FiFA and the world at large? And today, Jara himself and the Ghana are celebrating his illgotten glory? How shameful and appalling? He should be stripped of any awards and be made to repay any financial rewards he received. Ghana should be severely sanctioned for fraud.
bongo man 8 years ago

Please Ali Jara has sufferred enough,let him think about himself.He is overage and so what? After all he has not committed any crime.Enough is enough.

Please Ali Jara has sufferred enough,let him think about himself.He is overage and so what? After all he has not committed any crime.Enough is enough.
Nyame 8 years ago

Bongo Man, people like you are the real problems of Ghana. You are obviously not at the stage to understand the discussion under way. So, the less I attempt to even educate you on the implications of the issue the better. ...
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Bongo Man, people like you are the real problems of Ghana. You are obviously not at the stage to understand the discussion under way. So, the less I attempt to even educate you on the implications of the issue the better. The fact remains that, Ghana and Jara himself committed fraud. Out of 8 comments you are the only one supporting. Tells your level of intellect.
Observer 8 years ago

He played in the 1993 Under 17 team.
Meanwhile had had joined the Fire Service in 1989.
That means he signed up as a Fireman at age 13!

He played in the 1993 Under 17 team.
Meanwhile had had joined the Fire Service in 1989.
That means he signed up as a Fireman at age 13!
Kwasi 8 years ago

Football players and age always comes back to us very funny

Football players and age always comes back to us very funny
Etw3 y3 d3. 8 years ago

Aha ay3 d3! Ghana is sweet like 'milk n honor'!!! Herrrrr! Ali should come clean with his age or else I ain't gonna contribute my widows mite to him. Perhaps, Jarrah was a firefighter while in his mother'e belly!

Aha ay3 d3! Ghana is sweet like 'milk n honor'!!! Herrrrr! Ali should come clean with his age or else I ain't gonna contribute my widows mite to him. Perhaps, Jarrah was a firefighter while in his mother'e belly!
Kofi 8 years ago

Please leave the poor guy alone to think about himself, he has suffered alot, please let us not put him in any situation that ll make him suffer again. At least we should let him have his peace.

Please leave the poor guy alone to think about himself, he has suffered alot, please let us not put him in any situation that ll make him suffer again. At least we should let him have his peace.
Ben 8 years ago

Ali Jarrah

Ali Jarrah

Ali Jarrah honoured by Fire Service

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