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Ghana-US Deportation Agreement: Read Samuel Ablakwa's five-point response to critics

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  • Odo 1 year ago

    Another joker who thinks the Minister for Foreign Affairs should always be in the news with nonsense.

    Only working on Visa free travel to countries Ghanaians are not interested in.

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  • Peter 1 year ago

    You are sell-out, Ablakwa.

  • Zionism is racism 1 year ago

    This is treason. Agreeing to accept deportees from a country that is aiding and abetting genocide is really a betrayal of Ghanaian and African values. What a shame!

  • Jonas 1 year ago

    Tribalism in Ghana and Africa as a whole is also racism. Let's remove the log in our eyes before we talk about others!

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  • Shabana Kabakah 1 year ago

    We dont trust Ablakwa.

  • Kona 1 year ago

    Ablakwa, kindly credit the average Ghanaian with some common knowledge of international diplomacy. We are aware of how US is engaged negotiations with other African countries in offloading of unwanted immigrants promising som ...
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  • JULOR CAESAR 1 year ago

    How are Ghanaians to believe in your claims when you've not even shared the particulars of these deportees with Parliament? You can claim that the deportees have no criminal history, but you're assuming that Ghanaians are jus ...
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  • Joe 1 1 year ago

    And why America is still harbouring a formal finance minister who bankrupt Ghana and escape ? Or Ghanaian leadership cut a deal with him or bcos he invested heavily in America with that stolen money and supporting their econo ...
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  • Agya Koo 1 year ago

    Why do we accept nationals whose countries have refused to accept them. Are we all right? Sell out leaders