Why three helicopters of the Ghana Police have been described as ‘flying coffins’

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King 1 year ago

Fight for good roads in ashiama to atadeka road... And advice those useless police officers on the road collecting money from drivers all the time.

Fight for good roads in ashiama to atadeka road... And advice those useless police officers on the road collecting money from drivers all the time.
The Motherland 1 year ago

Mumbi Seraki the double quack, when are you going to serve yourself a dose of your own prescription, so that people can be rid of a vermin like you? Haba, don't you know anything apart from this stupid suicidal ideation?! Com ...
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Mumbi Seraki the double quack, when are you going to serve yourself a dose of your own prescription, so that people can be rid of a vermin like you? Haba, don't you know anything apart from this stupid suicidal ideation?! Commot 4 there!!
TAKE OR PAY DEMON 1 year ago

It was so because the NDC was cursed by cocoa farmers a dayafterannouncingcocoaprice. . Remember the helicopter landed in a cocoa farm and the victims were bundled in cocoa sacks and carried away by cocoa farmers instead of t ...
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It was so because the NDC was cursed by cocoa farmers a dayafterannouncingcocoaprice. . Remember the helicopter landed in a cocoa farm and the victims were bundled in cocoa sacks and carried away by cocoa farmers instead of the police. All these happened just a day after the NDC played a trick on cocoa farmers by announcing cocoa price below what they promised cocoa farmers. These things are not mere coincidence.
The akyem sakawa mafia came to LOOT! 1 year ago

The NPP are such nation wreckers. It's sickening how they will purchase a 1976 chopper. Ah, Kwame Nkrumah's Ghana?

The NPP are such nation wreckers. It's sickening how they will purchase a 1976 chopper. Ah, Kwame Nkrumah's Ghana?
Gory kare 1 year ago

Can the MP kindly tell us the company that was given the contract to acquire these helicopters? How much did they cost the government? From your write - up, l have a feeling you have all the relevant information, why not dis ...
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Can the MP kindly tell us the company that was given the contract to acquire these helicopters? How much did they cost the government? From your write - up, l have a feeling you have all the relevant information, why not disclose it?

Be transparent!
FTT 1 year ago

This MP should shut up ,this is not the time for this by the way what do you know about security matters. This mp should apologise to the Ghanaians

This MP should shut up ,this is not the time for this by the way what do you know about security matters. This mp should apologise to the Ghanaians
Ende 1 year ago

Opposition Politics is the Biggest Problem of Ghana. It has prevented ruling governments from executing proper decisions. Presidential Plane, National Cathedral and many others.

Opposition Politics is the Biggest Problem of Ghana. It has prevented ruling governments from executing proper decisions. Presidential Plane, National Cathedral and many others.
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Martin Kreisler 1 year ago

According to Mr. Norgbe, parliamentary approval was sought and approved for a loan to import aircraft manufactured in 1976, which are not fit for the use for which they were acquired. Is this not a serious case of causing Fin ...
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According to Mr. Norgbe, parliamentary approval was sought and approved for a loan to import aircraft manufactured in 1976, which are not fit for the use for which they were acquired. Is this not a serious case of causing Financial Loss to the State, and also recklessly endangering the livs of service personnel? Howcome no one is talking about this?

Bawumia is criminal 1 year ago

Bawumia bought those 3 scraps helicopters for Ghana police. He used them as excuse to loot's from Ghanians.Bawumia is more dangerous than Akuffo Addo but he pretend to be mate until he get the power.Ask Bawumia where the 12mi ...
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Bawumia bought those 3 scraps helicopters for Ghana police. He used them as excuse to loot's from Ghanians.Bawumia is more dangerous than Akuffo Addo but he pretend to be mate until he get the power.Ask Bawumia where the 12million dollars for kpalugu dam? Bawumia is a criminal and a pathological lier .He pretend to be clean to fool Ghanaians. Instead of to vote Bawumia you better vote for Kennedy Agyapong because we all know ken is a popular criminal and Bawumia is a secret criminal. Ghanaians must tell Bawumia and Samira to board that scraps.For good 8 years in power Akuffo Addo and his cronies only used Ghana to make money.
Hannan 1 year ago

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Kofi 1 year ago

SO why did the Parliament approve them.

SO why did the Parliament approve them.
Samurai 1 year ago

Didnt even know the police had choppers

Didnt even know the police had choppers

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Why three helicopters of the Ghana Police have been described as ‘flying coffins’

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