Stop post-election lawlessness or face legal consequences - Police warn

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Sul 12 months ago

YOU ARE MAKING NOISE...... WHERE WERE YOU IN 2016

YOU ARE MAKING NOISE...... WHERE WERE YOU IN 2016
Agyapa Mercer's mouth is like my anus 12 months ago

Hmmmm. NPP picked number one on the ballot paper and a foolish police woman was seen jubilating with those rats. She can't even write her name. Protocol police. Apuuuu

Hmmmm. NPP picked number one on the ballot paper and a foolish police woman was seen jubilating with those rats. She can't even write her name. Protocol police. Apuuuu
prophet mohammed was a sick dog 12 months ago

Qur'an is toilet paper. If you poison islamic children you will go straight to heaven.

Qur'an is toilet paper. If you poison islamic children you will go straight to heaven.
Pelicles 12 months ago

Stop giving warnings rather, arrest those hooligans being sponsored by Mahama who himself is a goon. Is Mahama a new kid on the block? He was president from 2012-2016 and what mark did he leave before leaving office? NHIS was ...
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Stop giving warnings rather, arrest those hooligans being sponsored by Mahama who himself is a goon. Is Mahama a new kid on the block? He was president from 2012-2016 and what mark did he leave before leaving office? NHIS was bankrupt, falsifying banking records, did not hire a single worker, did not increase salary/wages of government employees, did not pay teachers, perpetual power outages, etc. These are the hallmarks of John Mahama so, why are people jubilating?

He is the only president in our history to tell Ghanaians that he is not a magician to conjure jobs for nobody, and some foolish Ghanaians yearn for this failed creep.
Agyenkwanua. 12 months ago

Its very sad the police should wait for things to get bad before they act. Our policing must be proactive. These disturbances have been going on after every election . The police should have put measures in place long time be ...
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Its very sad the police should wait for things to get bad before they act. Our policing must be proactive. These disturbances have been going on after every election . The police should have put measures in place long time before the election to deal with any post election disturbance. In the advanced countries they won't wait for these criminal acts to manifest before they act.
Our institutions must be proactive. We need to think ahead. I'm ashamed for my motherland going through these widespread disturbance.
Hannan 12 months ago

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ROXANNE 12 months ago

Your seriousness attached to the message should start by investigating and arresting the culprits.

You've all lost your balls because of the change of government.

Your seriousness attached to the message should start by investigating and arresting the culprits.

You've all lost your balls because of the change of government.
IGP 12 months ago

Hmm IGP you said the police can handle the elections which include before during and after why are you involving the military now. You always dodge the dirty job and push the military to do it and stay away as a innocent.We s ...
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Hmm IGP you said the police can handle the elections which include before during and after why are you involving the military now. You always dodge the dirty job and push the military to do it and stay away as a innocent.We see you clear .The military is not competing with the civil police
MIMI 12 months ago

THE REAL CULPRITS ARE E C COMMISSIONER'S THEY DELIBERATE DELAY THIER JOB.BY DECLARE THE WINNER. WHAT IS ALL TENSION

THE REAL CULPRITS ARE E C COMMISSIONER'S THEY DELIBERATE DELAY THIER JOB.BY DECLARE THE WINNER. WHAT IS ALL TENSION
Afenyo supreme court cry baby 12 months ago

Officer don't look

Officer don't look

Afenyo supreme court cry baby 12 months ago

Officer don't look far

Officer don't look far
Truth 12 months ago

Do you need to warn them? Apply the law straight up! Maybe some criminal elements has taken advantage...we dont have time for stupidity

Do you need to warn them? Apply the law straight up! Maybe some criminal elements has taken advantage...we dont have time for stupidity
Joe little Joe 12 months ago

The harm has already been done. The police should have acted pro- actively and not re-actively.

NPP was also part of the blame. Why were the Soldiers not deployed earlier. This is a lesson to all.

The harm has already been done. The police should have acted pro- actively and not re-actively.

NPP was also part of the blame. Why were the Soldiers not deployed earlier. This is a lesson to all.
OZYMANDIAS 12 months ago

Never heard of this stupidity in our history. Winning an election doesn’t warrant destroying the services that make the country work. The anger must be directed at the so-called men of Gid who clandestinely, and on the blin ...
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Never heard of this stupidity in our history. Winning an election doesn’t warrant destroying the services that make the country work. The anger must be directed at the so-called men of Gid who clandestinely, and on the blind side of Ghanaians, “ bought “ the factories and turned them into “ churches “ to benefit their own families and to prevent the people from getting jobs. Surprisingly, most of the job-producing factories were “ bought “ by NDC “ men of God”. Agyin Asare and Korankye Ankrah have questions to answer for Ghanaians.
Samurai 12 months ago

Comot for der. You guys are watching unconcerned as the hooliganism continues.

Comot for der. You guys are watching unconcerned as the hooliganism continues.

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