Ghana's laws must explicitly define corruption - Samuel Appiah Darko

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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 1 year ago

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine......for instance 10 paracetamol at once......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine......for instance 10 paracetamol at once......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

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• Jim 1 year ago

  Tell that to our so-called law makers. They enter parliament to enrich themselves and ask to be treated like special people. What they forget is that they are elected to serve the people. However, instead of passing laws that ...
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  Tell that to our so-called law makers. They enter parliament to enrich themselves and ask to be treated like special people. What they forget is that they are elected to serve the people. However, instead of passing laws that would bring order and sanity in the society, they are asking to have siren escorts, huge salaries and unreasonable ex gratia. In addition, they saddle themselves with all kinds of frivolities like what is going on right now instead of doing the people's work. Bagbin is wearing a Chinese made crown and behaving like he is the most powerful person in the world. It's about time these people begin to do the job that they were sent there to do.

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• Kofi Ten 1 year ago

  Please leave Bagbin alone. It's the SC that is the headmaster of all three arms of government. Direct the question to Torkornu.

  Please leave Bagbin alone. It's the SC that is the headmaster of all three arms of government. Direct the question to Torkornu.

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• Maame Abenah 1 year ago

  Mahama's Ford SUV gift from his friend, who was conducting business with the government constitutes corruption. It is unethical in most countries, and Mahama would have been accused of corruption.

  Mahama's Ford SUV gift from his friend, who was conducting business with the government constitutes corruption. It is unethical in most countries, and Mahama would have been accused of corruption.

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• Kwame Angel 1 year ago

  You notice it when you see it. Rewording and/or redefining "corruption" in our constitution - or wherever - is not a step to stopping it.

  You notice it when you see it. Rewording and/or redefining "corruption" in our constitution - or wherever - is not a step to stopping it.

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• William Ejisu... 1 year ago

  The laws were probably written on a piece of toilet paper 50 years ago,and most likely never been updated.

  The laws were probably written on a piece of toilet paper 50 years ago,and most likely never been updated.

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