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🌊🌸Liseeeeee🌸🌊 :
Ok guys ça fait 15 fois je reposte la mm vidéo mais jsp elle fait que de se supprimer 😭
2026-05-27 18:35:39
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Jsp pk g l’impression d’avoir déjà vu la vidéo
2026-05-27 18:31:54
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Mme Balbinot prime sah
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Super drôle je suis en Fourire depuis 15min 🤣😭😭
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Le carnet 😭😭😭
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Supplément les talons qui claque super fort sur le sol
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My heart is heavy as I join millions of Ghanaians, Africans, and indeed the world, to mourn the passing of a true son of Africa, Apostle Kojo Sarfo Kantanka. Apostle was not just a man of God. He was a father to all, a teacher, an inventor, and a philanthropist whose works spoke louder than words. His vision went beyond the pulpit; he carried the dreams of Africa in his hands and turned them into inventions that made us believe in ourselves again. For me personally, he was more than a public figure. There were moments I turned to him for counsel, and like a father, he gave wisdom that carried both simplicity and depth. In his presence, one could feel both humility and greatness living in harmony. The news of his passing a week ago pierced many hearts because we did not just lose a man, we lost a pillar, a visionary, a reminder of what it means to be proudly African. Africa has indeed lost one of her brightest lights, but his legacy will continue to burn in the hearts of generations yet unborn. We must honor his memory not only by mourning but by carrying forward the dream he stood for: an Africa that believes in herself. On behalf of the Igbo community in Ghana and myself, I extend my deepest condolences to his family, the Kantanka church, and the entire nation of Ghana. May the Lord grant them comfort, and may Apostle’s gentle soul rest in eternal peace. Apostle Kojo Sarfo Kantanka, you came, you saw, you conquered. Rest well, Father. Eze Dr. Amb. Chukwudi Jude Ihenetu Eze Igbo Ghana
My heart is heavy as I join millions of Ghanaians, Africans, and indeed the world, to mourn the passing of a true son of Africa, Apostle Kojo Sarfo Kantanka. Apostle was not just a man of God. He was a father to all, a teacher, an inventor, and a philanthropist whose works spoke louder than words. His vision went beyond the pulpit; he carried the dreams of Africa in his hands and turned them into inventions that made us believe in ourselves again. For me personally, he was more than a public figure. There were moments I turned to him for counsel, and like a father, he gave wisdom that carried both simplicity and depth. In his presence, one could feel both humility and greatness living in harmony. The news of his passing a week ago pierced many hearts because we did not just lose a man, we lost a pillar, a visionary, a reminder of what it means to be proudly African. Africa has indeed lost one of her brightest lights, but his legacy will continue to burn in the hearts of generations yet unborn. We must honor his memory not only by mourning but by carrying forward the dream he stood for: an Africa that believes in herself. On behalf of the Igbo community in Ghana and myself, I extend my deepest condolences to his family, the Kantanka church, and the entire nation of Ghana. May the Lord grant them comfort, and may Apostle’s gentle soul rest in eternal peace. Apostle Kojo Sarfo Kantanka, you came, you saw, you conquered. Rest well, Father. Eze Dr. Amb. Chukwudi Jude Ihenetu Eze Igbo Ghana

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