Democracy Hub protesters being prosecuted by Attorney-General’s Office – Police

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Qur'an is toilet paper 1 year ago

I spit on sick dog prophet
mohammed

I spit on sick dog prophet
mohammed
Nelson 1 year ago

It all come to nought.Those involved knows that is why they keep on doing what they are doing. Where on earth can a lawyer behave the way he did and go free to go back to his office and practice again. Where on earth ...
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It all come to nought.Those involved knows that is why they keep on doing what they are doing. Where on earth can a lawyer behave the way he did and go free to go back to his office and practice again. Where on earth will you see a high court judge drinking alcohol in public. We deserve the failed state tag
Dallas1 1 year ago

Akufo-Addo and Bawumia are a disgrace to Ghana's democracy. You don't have securerity to stop illegal mining but you have more than enough security to arrest and persecute people demonstrating against illegal mining. What bu ...
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Akufo-Addo and Bawumia are a disgrace to Ghana's democracy. You don't have securerity to stop illegal mining but you have more than enough security to arrest and persecute people demonstrating against illegal mining. What bunch of wasted spermatozoa!
Kofi Akakpo 1 year ago

THIS USELESS ATTORNEY GENERAL IS ONLY A BRAGGER IN GHANA JUST LOOK AT THE NUMEROUS JUDGEMENT DEBTS TO BE PAID BY GHANA

THIS USELESS ATTORNEY GENERAL IS ONLY A BRAGGER IN GHANA JUST LOOK AT THE NUMEROUS JUDGEMENT DEBTS TO BE PAID BY GHANA
Francis Mccarthy 1 year ago

GO AND INVESTIGATE THE PRESIDENTS DAUGTHER GYANKROMAS' $34M AMBULANCE SPART PARTS SCANDALS. AND THE 8 PEOPLE KILLED DURING 2020 ELECTIONS. IF GHANAINS DO NOT WAKE-UP AND VOTE DR. BAWUMIA, YOU ARE FINISHED AS A COUNTRY. 100% ...
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GO AND INVESTIGATE THE PRESIDENTS DAUGTHER GYANKROMAS' $34M AMBULANCE SPART PARTS SCANDALS. AND THE 8 PEOPLE KILLED DURING 2020 ELECTIONS. IF GHANAINS DO NOT WAKE-UP AND VOTE DR. BAWUMIA, YOU ARE FINISHED AS A COUNTRY. 100% STATE CAPTURE. ARRESTING PEOPLE FOR POISONED RIVERS DEMO? ARE YOU NORMAL, GODFRED DAME. YOU ARE A DISGRACE
Oooooooooo 1 year ago

Yes I wish galamsay is banned. A demonstration to achieve that is legal but it is illegal to breach the law during demonstrations. As expert coup plotters the people in authority should be concerned when you get near them in ...
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Yes I wish galamsay is banned. A demonstration to achieve that is legal but it is illegal to breach the law during demonstrations. As expert coup plotters the people in authority should be concerned when you get near them in a rowdy state bcos you can deftly execute you plotted coup
God of Owusu Bempah has cursed Npp 1 year ago

Persecution!, Persecution!! Persecution !!!

Persecution!, Persecution!! Persecution !!!
Wisdom speaks 1 year ago

Attorney general police leaders just want to have canal knowledge with the ladies hence abd not chickens most arrested were beautiful ladies. Attorney general will this case bring money to Ghana? Or your akwasi needs fresh et ...
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Attorney general police leaders just want to have canal knowledge with the ladies hence abd not chickens most arrested were beautiful ladies. Attorney general will this case bring money to Ghana? Or your akwasi needs fresh etwe?
Discipline 1 year ago

Good put those drug addicts behind bars for sometime
Some of such idiots surfaced in UK and the state agencies dealt with them
IGP please watch the political police in ur mist for there was no need to indicate the prosecut ...
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Good put those drug addicts behind bars for sometime
Some of such idiots surfaced in UK and the state agencies dealt with them
IGP please watch the political police in ur mist for there was no need to indicate the prosecutor as always it is the attorney general that prosecute on behalf of the nation
Spio 1 year ago

Most of the demostrators were hired from ghettos and they are drug addicted people

Most of the demostrators were hired from ghettos and they are drug addicted people

Amankwaa Beate 1 year ago

In a REAL democracy people are allowed to express their opinion, which can be emotional. If there would be a dialogue between the leaders and the population, at least, emotions could be controlled. But the arrogance of the le ...
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In a REAL democracy people are allowed to express their opinion, which can be emotional. If there would be a dialogue between the leaders and the population, at least, emotions could be controlled. But the arrogance of the leaders combined with the quick tempered police apparatus is a trigger for many people, who feel left alone with serious problems caused by the ignorance of the government.
K.B 1 year ago

Persecuting them will not clean the water.

Persecuting them will not clean the water.
Wack players 1 year ago

He should use the same energy to prosecute those who are doing the galamsey..

He should use the same energy to prosecute those who are doing the galamsey..
yaw cool 1 year ago

Mireku Duker Deputy minister galamsey kingpin ordered the arrest

Mireku Duker Deputy minister galamsey kingpin ordered the arrest
CriminalLibel Law 1 year ago

Bring back the p/NDC CRIMINAL LIBEL LAW which the NPP repealed to foster PRESS FREEDOM in Ghana. The reintroduction of the NDC CRIMINAL LIBEL LAW will allow these NDC hoodlums spend the rest of their lives in jail and ...
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Bring back the p/NDC CRIMINAL LIBEL LAW which the NPP repealed to foster PRESS FREEDOM in Ghana. The reintroduction of the NDC CRIMINAL LIBEL LAW will allow these NDC hoodlums spend the rest of their lives in jail and a deterent to future copy cats .Ghana
government, stop your too much adherence to democracy .Remember the January 6 , 2020 post election Capitol Hill attack by alleged Trump Supporters.Even Home and Father of Democracy,the USA does not tolerate Violence and Hooliganism in their Nation. Ghana Law is over pampering these notorious NDC truants and vagabonds, hit them hard Ghana Police.
Moshe 1 year ago

Why should the AG waist his time prosecuting protestors meanwhile his government has created the mess of galamsay? What moral authority has NPP government to humiliate these protestors? It's shameful to see what is going on i ...
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Why should the AG waist his time prosecuting protestors meanwhile his government has created the mess of galamsay? What moral authority has NPP government to humiliate these protestors? It's shameful to see what is going on in Ghana. Rather the AG should prosecute Nana Akufo Addo fir failing on his oath of office to protect the Land. What a nonsense we see the AG, the court, and the police perpetrating? You cannot determine protestors from channeling their grievances for misgoverning. The NPP government can talk and shout and nake noise about their achievements but do little instead. The President and the NPP party pretend to be preventing galamsay but quieting doing galamsay. A party and government that pretend to be godly but we see the contrary.
Tenanye 1 year ago

If not in Ghana and under the useless Akuffo Addo, that limping buffoon, Godfred Dame wouldn't have become an attorney general and minister of justice.

If not in Ghana and under the useless Akuffo Addo, that limping buffoon, Godfred Dame wouldn't have become an attorney general and minister of justice.
Kofi 1 year ago

Indeed this is the time to establish an independent National Prosecution Authority to be solely responsible for prosecution of offenders. Not an Attorney General who is part of the ruling government that will prosecute thei ...
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Indeed this is the time to establish an independent National Prosecution Authority to be solely responsible for prosecution of offenders. Not an Attorney General who is part of the ruling government that will prosecute their opponents for the sake of politics

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