Zogbeli L/A Primary retains U-13 Milo African Championship title

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K. Nyarko 11 years ago

Congrats to my old school. Keep the aloft the name of Zogbesco. I am really proud of you.

Congrats to my old school. Keep the aloft the name of Zogbesco. I am really proud of you.
POW@ Brazil b3y3 huhuu hu 11 years ago

Which kind 13 years, tweaaaaaaaa

Which kind 13 years, tweaaaaaaaa
M. A. Rashid. 11 years ago

Very happy to know that Zogbeli Primary School boys are the champions. Keep the spirit burning. The Old Boys are solidly behind you in prayers.

Very happy to know that Zogbeli Primary School boys are the champions. Keep the spirit burning. The Old Boys are solidly behind you in prayers.
wayo 11 years ago

Skin pain!Ahoyaa!

Skin pain!Ahoyaa!
Kpekple 11 years ago

I went to school theer also. I was there in 1959. It is an old school weith good academics. English was the form of communitations at the school. I came back to Accra in 1960 sat for the common entrance examination and as the ...
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I went to school theer also. I was there in 1959. It is an old school weith good academics. English was the form of communitations at the school. I came back to Accra in 1960 sat for the common entrance examination and as they say the rest is history. I am so proud of that school. It was not called Zogbesco in those day, it was just Zogbeli primary.
Adam Ahmed 11 years ago

Good one from the north

Good one from the north
shark 11 years ago

congratulations boys . tipagya

congratulations boys . tipagya
Joe 11 years ago

Congratulations Boys!

Congratulations Boys!
Tivu 11 years ago

I am proud of zogbeli LA my school from 1958-1964.We were always the best football school in those years.I remember when we won the Ebenezar Adams cup the then regional minister.I bless this young ones and hope they will make ...
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I am proud of zogbeli LA my school from 1958-1964.We were always the best football school in those years.I remember when we won the Ebenezar Adams cup the then regional minister.I bless this young ones and hope they will make GHANA proud.
Al Hajj A A A Rashiid(OH. USA) 11 years ago

Tivu, congratulations to your boys. How funny! I was in (Master Guuli's) Lamashegu Primary about the same time but my brother and sisters were in Zogbeli, and I do recall we whipped your ass on some occasions, go back and che ...
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Tivu, congratulations to your boys. How funny! I was in (Master Guuli's) Lamashegu Primary about the same time but my brother and sisters were in Zogbeli, and I do recall we whipped your ass on some occasions, go back and check...lol

And to refresh your memory, I believe Mr. Ebenezar Adam used to be the (RC) REGIONAL COMMISSIONER,and (DCs)DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS were the districts heads, that was the designation at the time. I am open for correction, "Mba bia".

I am proud these kids are from our great Tamale, (the city of Angels).

To borrow Shark's Dagbanli,,,"tipagya".
Al Hajj A A A Rashiid(OH. USA) 11 years ago

CORRECTION: Not so fast should have been the title and not too fast which I wrote.

CORRECTION: Not so fast should have been the title and not too fast which I wrote.
umpite 11 years ago

grew up in this neighborhood. proud these guys have put zogbeli on the map

grew up in this neighborhood. proud these guys have put zogbeli on the map
me 11 years ago

football made in tamale

football made in tamale
Haj 11 years ago

Congrats

Congrats
Yaa Naa 11 years ago

Congrats Zogbeli Primary. Dagban is proud of u guys...

Congrats Zogbeli Primary. Dagban is proud of u guys...
POOR PLANNING 11 years ago

ten schools drawn from the ten regions.

YOU ARE NOT GETTING THE BEST TEAM TO REPRESENT THE COUNTRY.

FOOLS, WHY NOT FROM THE TEN BEST SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTRY, INSTEAD OF ONE SCHOOL FROM EACH REGION?

MAYBE THE BEST SCHS ...
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ten schools drawn from the ten regions.

YOU ARE NOT GETTING THE BEST TEAM TO REPRESENT THE COUNTRY.

FOOLS, WHY NOT FROM THE TEN BEST SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTRY, INSTEAD OF ONE SCHOOL FROM EACH REGION?

MAYBE THE BEST SCHS ARE IN ONLY ONE, TWO OR THREE REGIONS.
Al Hajj A A A Rashiid(OH. USA) 11 years ago

Is that why the National League is played among the best teams in the country? Presumably the BEST teams could be from just Gt Accra and Ashanti Region...lol (I am being sarcastic).

Is that why the National League is played among the best teams in the country? Presumably the BEST teams could be from just Gt Accra and Ashanti Region...lol (I am being sarcastic).
POOR PLANNING 11 years ago

WELL, YOU INTEND YOUR STATEMENT TO BE SARCASM, BUT, SURPRISE!, IT IS REALISTIC.

YES, THE BEST SCHOOL TO REPRESENT US IN KENYA WAS, MOST LIKELY, NOT INVITED AT ALL; WE'LL NEVER KNOW.

IT COULD BE HIDDEN IN ANY 1, 2, 3 OR ...
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WELL, YOU INTEND YOUR STATEMENT TO BE SARCASM, BUT, SURPRISE!, IT IS REALISTIC.

YES, THE BEST SCHOOL TO REPRESENT US IN KENYA WAS, MOST LIKELY, NOT INVITED AT ALL; WE'LL NEVER KNOW.

IT COULD BE HIDDEN IN ANY 1, 2, 3 OR EVEN 9 REGIONS.

ONE FROM EACH REGION CLEARLY LEAVES OUT HIDDEN TALENT.
Kpekple 11 years ago

I also went to Zogbeli primary in 1959. In those days the form of communicatios at the school was English. I left there in 1960 when my parents were transfered to Accra. With the foundation I got there, I sat for the common e ...
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I also went to Zogbeli primary in 1959. In those days the form of communicatios at the school was English. I left there in 1960 when my parents were transfered to Accra. With the foundation I got there, I sat for the common entrance examinations in 1960 when I was in middle school form one. Those were the days we had education. I passed on the first seating and the rest as they nsay is history. Thank you Zogbeli. Long Live Zogbeli

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