Watch as 'angry' protesters deface anti-Mahama posters at National Cathedral site

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DotCom 1 year ago

Why would any right thinking mind believe that Mahama’s supporters would deface his posters. This is the dirty work of the NPP. NPP supporters simply joined the demo with the aim of targeting Mahama’s posters. It shows ho ...
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Why would any right thinking mind believe that Mahama’s supporters would deface his posters. This is the dirty work of the NPP. NPP supporters simply joined the demo with the aim of targeting Mahama’s posters. It shows how they are panicking and afraid of their impending defeat. Prosecution and jail will follow. Game over.
DMB (Don't Mind Bawumia ) 1 year ago

The posters are anti Mahama posters orchestrated by evil and stupid NPP.

The posters are anti Mahama posters orchestrated by evil and stupid NPP.
Ivy Agyemang in Kumasi8 1 year ago

ITS A LIE.NPP NEVER AGAIN.CRIMINALS

ITS A LIE.NPP NEVER AGAIN.CRIMINALS
Dade 1 year ago

These Togolese Ayigbes!!

These Togolese Ayigbes!!
Bortey 1 year ago

The Togolese Ayigbes would torment you till death

The Togolese Ayigbes would torment you till death
Yaw Amankwaah 1 year ago

@Dade, the Togolese Ayigbes are going to do you a favour, by allowing your corrupt President and his government, who cannot ensure their national football teams get proper football pitches with green grass to play their games ...
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@Dade, the Togolese Ayigbes are going to do you a favour, by allowing your corrupt President and his government, who cannot ensure their national football teams get proper football pitches with green grass to play their games at their stadium. Thieves and corrupt government.
Good news 1 year ago

Oral npp propaganda headline,yati abre,yeho abre this is how they did to Nkrumah, they always twist news, edit pictures to destroy their opponents image,crooks and thieves your end is near

Oral npp propaganda headline,yati abre,yeho abre this is how they did to Nkrumah, they always twist news, edit pictures to destroy their opponents image,crooks and thieves your end is near
Kwame 1 year ago

Ghana is just full of unwholesome characters. When things go wrong there are some unwise people defending the ills of political parties. How do we ensure progress of this nation? We have to run out of the hardships here. It i ...
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Ghana is just full of unwholesome characters. When things go wrong there are some unwise people defending the ills of political parties. How do we ensure progress of this nation? We have to run out of the hardships here. It is better to be in foreign land and survive than die in your land where you are not welcomed. No obstinate person should tell me to stay in Ghana.
Joe 1 year ago

John mahama all the way , the next president of Ghana

John mahama all the way , the next president of Ghana

Korvi 1 year ago

a vote for Bawumiah is a vote for Akufo Addo to continue desecrating our image as citizens. National embarrassment sonnnnn.

a vote for Bawumiah is a vote for Akufo Addo to continue desecrating our image as citizens. National embarrassment sonnnnn.
EYE ZU EYE BIG LIE. POLICE PLEASE ARREST THEM 1 year ago

When you arrest them give them two "talk true" each for me.

When you arrest them give them two "talk true" each for me.
Kwame Peter 1 year ago

Until now,I never knew that there are Ghanaians living Ghana who were happy and contended with Dumsor,massive judgement debt payments described by a judge as create,loot and share,where did all that money go? Fellow Ghanaians ...
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Until now,I never knew that there are Ghanaians living Ghana who were happy and contended with Dumsor,massive judgement debt payments described by a judge as create,loot and share,where did all that money go? Fellow Ghanaians that is what NDC is using to campaign,using your own money to deceive you,very painful indeed.
Titus Glavee 1 year ago

Ghanaweb .. your English stinks too much. Who are your writers.. ? How do you select them at all ?

Ghanaweb .. your English stinks too much. Who are your writers.. ? How do you select them at all ?
DOES ANYONE HAVE TO TELL YOU THE LEADERS OF THE DEMOARE NDC AGENTS? 1 year ago

NDC has decided to fund a series of demos in the lead up to the elections; to court anger against the government. But it has so far not worked.

NDC has decided to fund a series of demos in the lead up to the elections; to court anger against the government. But it has so far not worked.

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