Dr Naa Momo Lartey reveals challenges in addressing gender-based violence cases

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• JESUS IS GOD 7 months ago

  Come to Me, all who are weary” — Matthew 11:28.
  Bring your burden to Jesus; He will give you rest and new life.

  Come to Me, all who are weary” — Matthew 11:28.
  Bring your burden to Jesus; He will give you rest and new life.

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• Supremo 7 months ago

  I always say that Ghanaians have corruption in their DNA so no matter what a Ghanaian will choose corruption over allowing the system to run. It's the same stakeholders who will call for justice if violence turns fatal. If fa ...
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  I always say that Ghanaians have corruption in their DNA so no matter what a Ghanaian will choose corruption over allowing the system to run. It's the same stakeholders who will call for justice if violence turns fatal. If fatality doesn't occur, they will plead to settle the matter at home but if the violence resulted in death then the police will be called to dispense justice. I see these interferences as a branch of corruption.

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