Jon Benjamin to visit Ghana FA today

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• bee lee 8 years ago

  next will be the US Ambassador n the CIA to crack the mafia down!

  next will be the US Ambassador n the CIA to crack the mafia down!

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• NPP SENIOR CITIZEN 8 years ago

  Jon Benjamin the GAY and UK has nothing to offer to Ghana Football unless GAYISM which i believe criminal Nyanatakyi is already in.

  Jon Benjamin the GAY and UK has nothing to offer to Ghana Football unless GAYISM which i believe criminal Nyanatakyi is already in.

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• kutsii 8 years ago

  Waste of time and energy. Is the High Commissioner blind, deaf and dumb to get associated with the criminals at GFA? Is he oblivious to the revelations at the Dzamefe Commission which exposed Kwesi Nyantakyi and his cohorts ...
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  Waste of time and energy. Is the High Commissioner blind, deaf and dumb to get associated with the criminals at GFA? Is he oblivious to the revelations at the Dzamefe Commission which exposed Kwesi Nyantakyi and his cohorts as thieves. Jon Benjamin is not also aware that the GFA head disbursed state monies without corresponding signatures, receipts and vouchers. Also that dead people are included in the payments? This that useless crook calls it coefficient, thinking this mathematical language will confuse every body. But NO! All football lovers know Nyantakyi is a thief qnd must go like Sepp Blater. So Jon Benjanin shouldn't be stupid until that coefficient crook is gone. Nonsense

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• AMA GHANA 8 years ago

  This man is going there for his own interest and for a hidden purpose, if not what is his business with Ghana sports? What is a high commissioner's business with our national footballing? It is sad we blacks can not see far o ...
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  This man is going there for his own interest and for a hidden purpose, if not what is his business with Ghana sports? What is a high commissioner's business with our national footballing? It is sad we blacks can not see far or reason deep? When will the Ghana ambassador in the UK or US visit their BFA for a possible exchange programme? And I believe fellow Ghanaians are happy that a british high commissioner is visiting our FA! Any, he may help uncover the rot within!

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• DIAMOND 8 years ago

  "Any, (Anyway?) he may help uncover the rot within!".
  
  That's more than enough reason to render your preamble and rant irrelevant, and for you to back him.
  
  Who told you an ambassador's role must be confined to trade or a ...
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  "Any, (Anyway?) he may help uncover the rot within!".
  
  That's more than enough reason to render your preamble and rant irrelevant, and for you to back him.
  
  Who told you an ambassador's role must be confined to trade or anything else other than sports?
  
  All the free externally-sourced stuff that this country has been getting since independence, including sports supplies, has been greased through ambassadors' work.
  
  This guy is more Ghano-patriotic than most of us.
  We should make him a Ghanaian and send him to the UK as our High Commissioner.

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• VPutin 8 years ago

  It is sad to witness someone value an outsider's interference whilst depreciating his fellow Ghanaian, whose business it is. go and read about the duties of an ambassador. ...and by the way, your own English writing and "reas ...
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  It is sad to witness someone value an outsider's interference whilst depreciating his fellow Ghanaian, whose business it is. go and read about the duties of an ambassador. ...and by the way, your own English writing and "reasoning" are also flawed.

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• DIAMOND 8 years ago

  Who told you it's an interference?
  That's your choice of word, your spin.
  
  If our sovereignty is truly interfered in, most Ghanaians, I swear, will protest, just as they did when the Gitmo 2 were brought in behind our back ...
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  Who told you it's an interference?
  That's your choice of word, your spin.
  
  If our sovereignty is truly interfered in, most Ghanaians, I swear, will protest, just as they did when the Gitmo 2 were brought in behind our backs.
  
  Who is a fellow Ghanaian?
  Are you saying it's wrong for me to disagree with a fellow Ghanaian, but it's right for you to disagree with me? Whose reasoning is really flawed here?
  
  If you were trying to use "Anyway" but missed it and I plugged in the correction, how does that come across as me criticising your English?
  
  Where are flaws in my writing and reasoning? And why did you put "reasoning" in quotes?
  Come back and convince me as to why:
  
  1. the ambassador's move is interference;
  
  2. my feedback is depreciation;
  
  3. you can disagree with me but I can't disagree with AMA;
  
  4. my writing and reasoning are flawed.

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• Saint Ghfuo: FREE YOUR PSYCHE 8 years ago

  they want benjamin to convince barclays to sponsor their lg. and benjamin wants to know if he can profit from his contribution....but these black niggas are too lazy and greedy nothing good will come out of it...

  they want benjamin to convince barclays to sponsor their lg. and benjamin wants to know if he can profit from his contribution....but these black niggas are too lazy and greedy nothing good will come out of it...

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• DIAMOND 8 years ago

  "they want benjamin to convince barclays to sponsor their lg"
  
  Even if this is just speculation on your part, I think it's good reasoning.
  
  It would be great for our league's profile if it's sponsored by Barclays, but as ...
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  "they want benjamin to convince barclays to sponsor their lg"
  
  Even if this is just speculation on your part, I think it's good reasoning.
  
  It would be great for our league's profile if it's sponsored by Barclays, but as you said, I don't think this multinational corporation is going to commit to an organization (GFA) that will take its money but refuse to account to them about their gate receipts.
  
  The only area I disagree with you on is Benjamin's personal gain, because he does not come from that culture - using his Government-appointed position to enrich himself.

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