Good point there and I like your name👌🏾😁💯

Yes oooo I know one like that

Aamiin Thumma Aamiin Yaa Rabbil A'alamiin

Ameen ya Allah

Thanks brother! Viva Africa!

Kweku flick who composed the song

Ameen

But why go to his family house ahh

Oh yes! I I knew it. I am referring to a footballer named Kudus for short. Now to make a very long story short, I will ask you and your loved once to inquire about him cos my time is short. But I need to say this about SIR KUDUS. He is going to be somebody Great in the soccer arena. Start recognizing him now! Thanks!....RR

ISSA AHMED, BASHIRU GAMBO WERE SUCCESSFUL.

@@jsok6390 I don’t think Issah Ahmed was famous maybe only in Ghana cus he was then captain of kotoko but in Europe, Bashiru Gambo played in Europe but not for long

@@larrysq8937 HE WAS POPULAR ON DENMARK WHERE HE PLAYED FOR RANDERS

​@@larrysq8937 Bashiru Gambo played very long in Europe and for that matter in Germany. He played for Borrussia Dortmund ( mostly for the reserve side) as well as Karlsruhe( mostly in the second division in germany) and then in the german third Division for Stuttgarter Kickers where he was their top player. He had a decent career in europe

This doesn't bring disunity everywhere........every team has a player that receives a greater share of the praise this is perfectly normal How does this cause disunity

@@ophakay3793 You are not a deep thinker. YOU DON'T HAVE SENSE.

@@joekey5352 you're very immature it shows in your statement Thinking a star performer in a game being praised will bring disunity among the group That's the stupidest thing ever said by anyone

@@ophakay3793 remember this, again you are a childish thinker. Deep thinkers goes beyond where your reasons settle. Sleep well babe👵

@@joekey5352 anyone reading this convo will know you're the childish n immature one for thinking that way

You're not wise Appreciate your 💔🕊️ someone's talent

Don’t bother your self hausa represent the whole Muslim across west Africa,speaking hausa doesn’t make you a hausa, hausa is a general language even in Nigeria, bare bari,fulani,adamawa,jos many more, some places when they call you hausa they mean you are a northerner, fakkat.

We will win Uruguay,so don't worry,allow them to make the noise,my problem is Brazil

You guys find faults with everything why is it like that ah

It's not negative but this is true. Focus is key.

@@tec_hub5959 the players are not here they are training so what’s your problem

Masa gyae gyimiiiii no na Kudud dey Qatar and the interviewer dey Ghana... Distraction b3n na 3wom

@@akwasiowusu6241 that's my opinion and I'm entitled to it. Thank you

Hmm. Good English indeed 😃😃😃. Anyway there’re a lot of educated guys in Nima

@@rinkarto I'm glad they are educated

@@vida7993 good one 😊

Lol we speak not only good but better English here in Nima.

👍🏾

The Kuuka she mentioned is a dry Baobab leafs grinded

I speak fante and hausa

Perhaps he's Fante Hausa you haven't seen or heard before?

@@keearata Fanti Nkramo. Not Fanti Hausa

@Homie_Badamosi yes even in my family too and I'm a Fante

@@keearata when did fantis start eating kuuka and tuo zaafi? Masa they are northerners or sahelians

Zongo

They are Walaa but the woman probably lived among fantis just like my grandma from Nima but she is used to trade in Agona Swedru, Nyakrom etc. there are a lot of fantis and Ewes in Nima

You made good observation 👏 👌

@@larrysq8937 oh okay

U smart...

Aww say it again 😄

Why is it shameful? It’s rather a motivation for the youths living in slums that success is possible

Why?They have committed no crime. Its very inspiring to see where he grew up and how far he has come as a footballer. U might find it shameful and appalling but hey that is your perception and opinion. Its good to know how ppl struggled to reach where there are now. Such documentaries are very good. Look at how good the Nima boys are speaking english. At secondary school in Labone in the early 2000'si knew a couple of Nima boys who are well educated

It’s people like you who will hide your humble beginnings and pretend that you never saw “struggle”. How sad of you.

Herr fawaa s3m kc

@@rans_naldo6854😂😂😂

The same thing I was telling my friend. I pray they don't start hating on him and sabotaging him. May God bless him.

@@vida7993 very true. All has to be careful not to bring the nation down. Why must l give him a pass to score and take the whole shine? That's a million dollars question

@@lieutenantcolonel8576 my dear that's Africans for you. The envy and pull him/her down spirit is too much. Praying for him to excel in every area.

Where you come from does not mean much . If you have the right mentality and the determination there will always be a breakthrough. This should go to encourage all those down trodden Ghanaians to discard the negative narrative of where they are coming from and work hard to rise to the top

This is inspiration to the younger ones out there .

U call urself to be a Ghanaian, black man will always be a black man

Vorlu

GYIMEE KASA SAA

Some of you can be very miserable. So they should neither celebrate their son nor Ghana's victory. Eiiii,

@@wisdomdraforkofi1156 Massa, truth will always defeat lys, u can't beat Brazil so to avoid disgrace, better go back cus u can't win anything..

All praise to almighty Allah