The lawlessness people will not comment on this issue because the truth hurts.Winning an election doesn't give any citizen of Ghana the right to commit crime no matter where you came from,even the president is not above the l ... read full comment
The lawlessness people will not comment on this issue because the truth hurts.Winning an election doesn't give any citizen of Ghana the right to commit crime no matter where you came from,even the president is not above the laws of the land including SP Kofi Sarpong shalom peace
Twupakapra 6 years ago
If a "sworn policeman" is frowned upon to engage in "private business", why is this officer allowed to use his title/position in "private enterprise"?
If a "sworn policeman" is frowned upon to engage in "private business", why is this officer allowed to use his title/position in "private enterprise"?
DanHiiel 6 years ago
My friend go away with your too known and your shine shine borbor suite. Too much talking man. Music is wack.
My friend go away with your too known and your shine shine borbor suite. Too much talking man. Music is wack.
COD 6 years ago
If you are on stage, paid to perform, how can you drop the microphone and step out to effect an arrest, SP Kofi Sarpong? And get paid after all that?
Probably, only in Ghana!
If you are on stage, paid to perform, how can you drop the microphone and step out to effect an arrest, SP Kofi Sarpong? And get paid after all that?
Probably, only in Ghana!
Fresh 6 years ago
When did the S.I even gave the police the chance to even embark on another business apart from the policing work? This they will not talk about but will only charge the junior ranks who are even not on name tags
When did the S.I even gave the police the chance to even embark on another business apart from the policing work? This they will not talk about but will only charge the junior ranks who are even not on name tags
PN 6 years ago
Ghana Constitution doesn't bar him from engaging in private business outside his profession. This is actually quite inspiring indeed.
Ghana Constitution doesn't bar him from engaging in private business outside his profession. This is actually quite inspiring indeed.
ogor 6 years ago
shame
shame
Yes 6 years ago
Another gay man , you always piton much make up why ?
Another gay man , you always piton much make up why ?
efo 1 6 years ago
Yes how do u recognize him fast like that lol
Yes how do u recognize him fast like that lol
Popa 6 years ago
If you really know what to do and what not to do at the right time, why not? Arrest any one who goes against the law for we re still living in a law abiding country.
If you really know what to do and what not to do at the right time, why not? Arrest any one who goes against the law for we re still living in a law abiding country.
The lawlessness people will not comment on this issue because the truth hurts.Winning an election doesn't give any citizen of Ghana the right to commit crime no matter where you came from,even the president is not above the l ...
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If a "sworn policeman" is frowned upon to engage in "private business", why is this officer allowed to use his title/position in "private enterprise"?
My friend go away with your too known and your shine shine borbor suite. Too much talking man. Music is wack.
If you are on stage, paid to perform, how can you drop the microphone and step out to effect an arrest, SP Kofi Sarpong? And get paid after all that?
Probably, only in Ghana!
When did the S.I even gave the police the chance to even embark on another business apart from the policing work? This they will not talk about but will only charge the junior ranks who are even not on name tags
Ghana Constitution doesn't bar him from engaging in private business outside his profession. This is actually quite inspiring indeed.
shame
Another gay man , you always piton much make up why ?
Yes how do u recognize him fast like that lol
If you really know what to do and what not to do at the right time, why not? Arrest any one who goes against the law for we re still living in a law abiding country.