@Serwaa_Amihere This is part of everyday Ghanaian conversation. Unless we want to pretend that we’ve suddenly become so civilized and modern that we’ve forgotten our own upbringing. Many of us were told such things as children. We are turning ordinary, everyday expressions into unnecessary drama
@tv3_ghana The name of the game is evidence. But you’ve to prove your evidence beyond every reasonable doubt. Otherwise your “mountain of evidence” will “become a mirage”. Simple
@xghana_ It’s a foolish advice to say the least. You advised people to leave the country and who should built it? If it so bad, why are yourself staying? Why do you leave and return. If citizens of other countries you run to had left, do you think it would have been an oasis to run to?
@KwasiKwartengF If you had read well the judgment of the three judges, you would have understood that the former AG and his team of prosecutors did, as always, a lazy job on the case. Every convicted person would take advantage of that and appeal. Instead of writing essays, educate the people.
@Citi973 Does Prof Bokpin know what a failed state is? Does a technical challenge at a power distribution line which was acknowledged and resolved within hours constitute a characteristic of a failed state? What an unreasonable comment.
@Manasseh_Azure What is your understanding of justice? Is justice only about securing a conviction, or does it also include respecting the constitutional right to appeal? A conviction is not the end of the legal process. Right to appeal remains an essential part of justice.
@KAgbodza Mr Minister, when will you update the nation on why the Ashaiman roundabout - Afienya road has stalled? For many months now, no contractor is onsite.
@MBawumia You’re one of the biggest hypocrites I have ever encountered. Are you by this statement stating that the laws of the country you seek to govern shouldn’t work?
@3fm927 Being a “senior” doesn’t mean you are intelligent than him. After all, he is your AG. If you were so intelligent, you should have been appointed AG during the 8 years of NPP.
@metrotvgh When you report issues like this without a link for people to read the details, you rather misinform people and cause an unnecessary speculation. You can do better.
It’s only in African politics that some politicians can loot public resources to secure the future of themselves and their families, yet the very people who suffer the consequences organize protests demanding the release of those accused of the wrongdoing. It’s a painful paradox.
@NanaAnsahObofou In political Africa, politicians loot state resources for the benefit of themselves and their families and you get young people defending them although they didn’t benefit in anyway from it. They are stealing your future and you are clapping for them. Let the mind bloom again.
@Joy997FM Common sense suggests that we cannot legislate every human behaviour. What is illegal about organizing people to clean their environment and stay safe. This law stupidly and madness must stop. It’s common sense and those who don’t have it can always argue about the law.