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Lack of funds hindering chieftaincy dispute resolutions – Ayikoi Otoo

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  • No No No 1 year ago

    I disagree with you hon. A careful examination and reflection reveals that chieftaincy disputes are never resolved, no matter the efforts and solutions found for them. The very reasons they arose comes back again and again, a ...
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  • Frank Agyena-Karikari 1 year ago

    This is nonsense. The Government should make money available for settlements of Chieftaincy Dis? This is a horrible and terrible assertion. And is he an Attorney? Hmm. Trouble in Ghana.

  • BISA 1 year ago

    YOU HAD NOT STOPPED THE LOOTINGS?WHAT WOULD FUNDS DO IN DISPUTE

  • Atta 1 year ago

    I don’t know how some of these people got their degrees . They never make sense !!

  • JJ KUFFOUR AKUFO ADDO 1 year ago

    Did you just find this out after Akufo Addo's 8 years?

  • Ben Western Region 1 year ago

    When many Ghanaians can’t afford basic healthcare
    When many schools children don’t have desks and school buildings
    When many Ghanaian roads are impassable
    When many Ghanaians go to bed very hungry (can’t afford a m ...
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  • john 1 year ago

    You were the same guy who was pushing nii tecko tsuru as the paramount chief of Ga marshie and now see what you are saying.

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  • Ken 1 year ago

    After selling all the lands you still want government to give you money. Ah!

  • Kobby 1 year ago

    They will not get chop money for their side chicks if they solve the disputes.
    They will keep it dragging while spending most of the money allocated on themselves.