Comments on: Divorce made me stronger, says Ex-Ghana defender John Mensah

By: Deladem

Deladem — Mon, 20 Nov 2017 16:59:11 +0000

Way to go John. No need crying over spilt milk. Happy to see you with WealthBankers Job Arena.

By: Nana Kwesi Obeng

Nana Kwesi Obeng — Fri, 17 Nov 2017 18:41:12 +0000

N’mom Ade3 wei de3, Divorce y3 biribibi a eb3 tumi a bu woabamu nnti y3 nnua panyin John Mensah se wab3nya ahuoden ah ene3 may3n m’ano b) Black Stars biom, anaa muse den?

By: Yada Baba

Yada Baba — Fri, 17 Nov 2017 18:27:23 +0000

Its quite unfortunate that the first marriage ended in divorce. From his recent pictures and appearances he looks really responsible and mature. Saw him on TV when he was being interviewed about his role as an ambassador for WealthBankers Job Arena. I think it is a good move by him and the team to curb the unemployment rate in Ghana and Africa.

By: Theodore Adrohu

Theodore Adrohu — Fri, 17 Nov 2017 17:31:01 +0000

I was sad to hear of the divorce when the news broke but i am glad he’s gotten through it and is moving on. Collaborating with WealthBankers Job Arena to help job seekers find jobs is a great way to give back. I am sure that his ambassadorial role will help others find what they seek.
https://wealthbankers.com/career/fill-job-opening/

By: Nana Kofi

Nana Kofi — Fri, 17 Nov 2017 17:24:26 +0000

I know that had it not been for injuries, John Mensah would have been a much better defender than he was in his prime. I think it is about time he retired fully and focused on his family. I know the divorce was hard on him but like he said, it made him stronger. With that said, I do wish him the best in all he does.
I initially had no idea what the WealthBankers thing was about but I have since checked out their website and I am impressed. I know some of my unemployed brothers and sisters will find this useful https://wealthbankers.com/career/alerts/