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Adu-Boahene Case: Atta Akyea given 72 hours to retract, apologise over 'false' claims

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  • From whom did Brobbey buy the vehicle 1 year ago

    Tell us how the stollen vehicle was acquired and then sold to Adu Boahene. Threats are not truth.

  • Kwango 1 year ago

    Philbro, you are more than thieves... shut up there!

  • NPP SENIOR CITIZEN 1 year ago

    They are involved, When You catch a thief he or she will say it's the first time, Everyday for thief one day for the master. Blame useless and criminal Akuffo Addo and his NPP criminal organisation government and party. They ...
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  • Karikakchar 1 year ago

    In Ghana people who are better off shutting up like exposing themselves. What's there for Ata-Akyea to apologise for. The CEO of Philbro or whatever they call themselves should be the first rep of the company so if he's assoc ...
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  • Emmanuel 1 year ago

    When did false claims become a crime in Ghana?

  • Raymond 1 year ago

    Philbro is certainly complicit, the reason they are using legal threats to muddy the waters. This was a transaction involving two criminals.

  • ural 1 year ago

    BMW 7400D....

    That wwould need a highly skilled and probably imported technician from the EU to maintain this highly engineered piece sold to the greedy black man..


    The fuel would eventually destroy the engine..

  • Abraziaa 1 year ago

    Npp is animal farm organization most of their lawyers are useless in our society foolish lawyers to lead them whenever they are in power they give us useless and criminals

  • Napo 1 year ago

    Ghanaweb is becoming one of the stomach journalism practice. Why go interview this people? In any case they should have denied their CE didn't sell any car to Adu Boahene. The fact that a stolen car was sold by the CE to Adu ...
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  • Defamation?? Foolish company. CEO is linked 1 year ago

    If you clear the company then CEO is a brand for the company. Even if different entities the actions of the ceo has consequences for the company. In this case the CEO is also a victim of sale of stolen car and should be attac ...
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  • Odon 1 year ago

    His face like fried bat laughing in a stew. Tweaaaaa

  • Bro kwesi 1 year ago

    Stolen car is the matter this your matter doesn’t matters.

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  • Truth 1 year ago

    Absolute nonsense treat. Why is your CEO not arrested but the person who bought it from him is now under investigation about the same car. Ask your CEO to tell us who sold it to him. Go and read the law about unveiling the ve ...
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  • Kofi Akuffo 1 year ago

    Let the law work on any who feels that there is no law

  • Concerned 1 year ago

    U Are right my brother

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  • Yaw 1 year ago

    It's this guy normal you sold a stolen vehicle to someone and now you say what Ofui keep quiet thieves

  • Guy guy 1 year ago

    It’s worrisome that majority of these so called rich guys flaunting wealth are somehow involved in illicit businesses. Even the ones with legitimate businesses are duping the state, not paying taxes, conducting bank fraud, ...
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  • Efo Kofi 1 year ago

    Kwaashiaasem