Anthony Joshua’s coach and close friend among accident fatalities - Reports

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Joe Markus Bailey 22 hours ago

Nigeria is BAD LUCK COUNTRY. Nigeria's must stop all their evil doings and start national prayers for forgiveness. John Mahama must be careful and stop associating himself and Ghana from Nigeria's.

Nigeria is BAD LUCK COUNTRY. Nigeria's must stop all their evil doings and start national prayers for forgiveness. John Mahama must be careful and stop associating himself and Ghana from Nigeria's.
Nana 22 hours ago

President John Dramani Mahama has a Nigerian DNA in him. A Certified Scammer and Dangerously Corrupt person.

President John Dramani Mahama has a Nigerian DNA in him. A Certified Scammer and Dangerously Corrupt person.
prophet mohammed was a sick dog 22 hours ago

Say no to islam and convert to a real religion.
Allah is satanic scum and qur'an is toilet paper.........Search online for ways to move away from evil islam...........You can join ex-muslim groups online and be safe. .. ...
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Say no to islam and convert to a real religion.
Allah is satanic scum and qur'an is toilet paper.........Search online for ways to move away from evil islam...........You can join ex-muslim groups online and be safe. ..You are not alone.
Kweku Tsin 18 hours ago

Some of you either have mental issues or can't stay on topic. How did such an isolated issue turned to Mahama DNA, NDC, NPP, Islam, Satan, etc.

Some of you either have mental issues or can't stay on topic. How did such an isolated issue turned to Mahama DNA, NDC, NPP, Islam, Satan, etc.
Fastook 21 hours ago

How does a one get a dna from a step mother

How does a one get a dna from a step mother
Nana 20 hours ago

@ Fastook
There are certain genes in human body like Crimility,Alcoholism, Uncontrollable Sexual drive etc that can be transferred in a DNA.

@ Fastook
There are certain genes in human body like Crimility,Alcoholism, Uncontrollable Sexual drive etc that can be transferred in a DNA.
AKITI BORGEH 21 hours ago

@Nana gyimifuor atitikwaa kromfuor bi ba..!!!! Because of animals like you, i am beginning to lose all respect to people who attach Nana to their names, because idiots like you are desecrating that title. Anyway, I know how i ...
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@Nana gyimifuor atitikwaa kromfuor bi ba..!!!! Because of animals like you, i am beginning to lose all respect to people who attach Nana to their names, because idiots like you are desecrating that title. Anyway, I know how it feels to be squeezing your face and anus from electoral pains for one whole year. Damirifa dué...!!!! Damirifa dué...!!!!! Damirifa dué ne amanehunu. I wish you speedy recovery from your 2024 trauma wae! By 2036, your pain would have gone down quite a bit. Then in 2037, you will die finally and leave this earth quietly to your grave with your all mental madness.
Nana 20 hours ago

@ AKITI BORGEH
Hahaahaaaaa NDC has already started scoring own goals. The Stabilisation of the Cedi is creating more Forex Exchange losses.Prof Bokpin confirmed IMF Report. NDC cannot win 2028. Too many Animals in NDC.

@ AKITI BORGEH
Hahaahaaaaa NDC has already started scoring own goals. The Stabilisation of the Cedi is creating more Forex Exchange losses.Prof Bokpin confirmed IMF Report. NDC cannot win 2028. Too many Animals in NDC.
Akronfo Addonothing-Mumu Bawuliar- Ofui AtaaAyi the fugithief 20 hours ago

In 8 years what did you do? Cathedral pit of 98millon dollars and a fugitive finance minister .

In 8 years what did you do? Cathedral pit of 98millon dollars and a fugitive finance minister .
Akronfo Addonothing-Mumu Bawuliar- Ofui AtaaAyi the fugithief 20 hours ago

Look at such a foolish comment by someone too?

Look at such a foolish comment by someone too?
Kwaku 15 hours ago

I know there is a problem up there any time I hear educated people associating spiritually to physical issues.

I know there is a problem up there any time I hear educated people associating spiritually to physical issues.
Adebayor 10 hours ago

@Joe.. all I see in ur comment is pure hatred and envy towards Nigeria. Accident happened everywhere and more over is this the first time Anthony Joshua and his entourage coming to Nigeria? You are nothing but a typical Ghana ...
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@Joe.. all I see in ur comment is pure hatred and envy towards Nigeria. Accident happened everywhere and more over is this the first time Anthony Joshua and his entourage coming to Nigeria? You are nothing but a typical Ghanaian dummy
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AFRICA YOU SEE NOW? 21 hours ago

No government in Africa or police are taking this matter serious.
A vehicle breaks down, the owner just leaves the vehicle anywhere on the street like on the yard of his house.
Thousands of precious lives have been lost due ...
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No government in Africa or police are taking this matter serious.
A vehicle breaks down, the owner just leaves the vehicle anywhere on the street like on the yard of his house.
Thousands of precious lives have been lost due to this brainless and reckless behaviour.
Now this! Two young foreign lives are lost. FOR NOTHING!
When will this stop Africa, When? Lawless countries. Where the laws only work for those in politics and their comrades. SHAME!
Andrew 21 hours ago

2025 going on to 2026 and we are still living like animals in Africa! No wonder we are looked down on and we have no respect.

This accident could have been prevented. And even after it happened people care more about maki ...
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2025 going on to 2026 and we are still living like animals in Africa! No wonder we are looked down on and we have no respect.

This accident could have been prevented. And even after it happened people care more about making videos of the dead bodies to out online than actually going something to help. Sad!
ST GHFUO: Ghana, nation with foolish leaders 20 hours ago

This accident could have been prevented but when you have irresponsible leaders no one cares ppl do things anyhow how do you leave a broken down vehicle right on the road no blinking hazard lights n you know these streets hav ...
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This accident could have been prevented but when you have irresponsible leaders no one cares ppl do things anyhow how do you leave a broken down vehicle right on the road no blinking hazard lights n you know these streets have no street lights what do you think will happen?
Yaa Yaa: My Take 9 hours ago

ST GHFUO, please note, “Not every problem is political—some are just preventable. Leadership matters, but basic responsibility still applies. Road safety starts with simple choices: lights on, warnings out. Blame doesn t ...
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ST GHFUO, please note, “Not every problem is political—some are just preventable. Leadership matters, but basic responsibility still applies. Road safety starts with simple choices: lights on, warnings out. Blame doesn t fix hazards—action does. Common sense is the first line of public safety. Accountability doesn t stop at the ballot box. Some accidents aren t”
Od 20 hours ago

It's maybe a set up

It's maybe a set up
Yaa Yaa: Umm 15 hours ago

It is deeply disheartening, however, to witness how some individuals have chosen to exploit this tragedy for their own political agendas. Linking the accident to Nigeria’s “failed system” or dragging unrelated figures, ...
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It is deeply disheartening, however, to witness how some individuals have chosen to exploit this tragedy for their own political agendas. Linking the accident to Nigeria’s “failed system” or dragging unrelated figures, like Mahama’s stepmother’s DNA, into the conversation is not just insensitive—it is malicious. These narratives do nothing to honor the memory of those lost. Instead, they aim to tarnish the hard-earned reputation of a nation and its people, turning grief into a tool for political destruction.
We must resist the temptation to politicize tragedy. This loss should unite us in empathy, remembrance, and reflection—not be weaponized to undermine the dignity of individuals or a country. Let us remember him for his life, his achievements, and the love he poured into those he mentored. Let our respect and compassion outweigh baseless blame and divisive rhetoric.
In honoring his memory, may we all strive to be kinder, more human, and more focused on healing rather than harming
Another shithole country? 14 hours ago

These common safety breaches of leaving vehicles by the roadside raise serious concerns about welfare

These common safety breaches of leaving vehicles by the roadside raise serious concerns about welfare
Yoo 14 hours ago

This is extremely devastating and unfortunate news. The carnages on our roads must be intensively looked into again across Africa.
My deepest condolences to Joshua.

This is extremely devastating and unfortunate news. The carnages on our roads must be intensively looked into again across Africa.
My deepest condolences to Joshua.
garifoto 12 hours ago

Unfortunate incident but All die bi die
The sacrifice is done

Unfortunate incident but All die bi die
The sacrifice is done
Ofei 12 hours ago

The driver. Something is not right. Dangerous driving .

The driver. Something is not right. Dangerous driving .
COOLBLUE 9 hours ago

This is a sad day in the life of AJ. To take friend and trainer along to your country on holiday only for you to lose them in a motor accident can haunt you for the rest of your life is proper psychological counsel isn't soug ...
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This is a sad day in the life of AJ. To take friend and trainer along to your country on holiday only for you to lose them in a motor accident can haunt you for the rest of your life is proper psychological counsel isn't sought.

Some of these accidents could be avoided if proper traffic measures are taken in our so-called highways in Africa. Most if not all the road network in Africa is death trap while people behind the steering wheel drive like chicken without head.

May their souls rest in peace and prayers goes to AJ to work this trauma out.
B. ANSAH 7 hours ago

For a driver to run into a stationary car must certainly carry the blame......Simply not paying attention whilst driving.....Also a lesson to passengers to consider themselves as a driver too....prompting drivers to be attent ...
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For a driver to run into a stationary car must certainly carry the blame......Simply not paying attention whilst driving.....Also a lesson to passengers to consider themselves as a driver too....prompting drivers to be attentive when necessary.......May their souls rest in peace

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