Bernard Ahiafor breaks silence on 'altercation' with journalist

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• Ozymandias 17 hours ago

  Ahiafor, what is the correct pronunciation of the word ANSWER?

  Ahiafor, what is the correct pronunciation of the word ANSWER?

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• Benji 17 hours ago

  Ansaa

  Ansaa

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• Benji 17 hours ago

  I'm with you Ahiafor. I've watched you in parliament as a first deputy speaker and you are a stickler for rules, regulations and procedures. I'm not surprised you told that journalist he knows the procedure for an interview.

  I'm with you Ahiafor. I've watched you in parliament as a first deputy speaker and you are a stickler for rules, regulations and procedures. I'm not surprised you told that journalist he knows the procedure for an interview.

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• Constantinople 17 hours ago

  Sometimes I wonder how up till now NDC officials have not noticed how NPP do their political propaganda. You should have waited a minute and explain to the journalist for a scheduled interview. You were in a haste. I knew at ...
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  Sometimes I wonder how up till now NDC officials have not noticed how NPP do their political propaganda. You should have waited a minute and explain to the journalist for a scheduled interview. You were in a haste. I knew at once that the useless NPP will make it a headline. Let a conversation go on for 3 hours, I can tell you before publication the single sentence out of the 3 hour conversation that will be made the headline when publication comes out. You will think I am a magician. People should be very careful about the way they even move their legs when walking. Mischievous journalism.is the order of the day.

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• Benji 17 hours ago

  I'm with you Ahiafor. I've watched you in parliament as a first deputy speaker and you're a stickler for rules, regulations and procedures. I'm not surprised you told that journalist he knows the procedure for an interview.

  I'm with you Ahiafor. I've watched you in parliament as a first deputy speaker and you're a stickler for rules, regulations and procedures. I'm not surprised you told that journalist he knows the procedure for an interview.

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• Nene 16 hours ago

  I do not share the 1st deputy speaker's view on the manner the journalist approached him for the interview..I'm not the one who you will put microphone towards me and grant an interview. Master who are you?. He could have sai ...
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  I do not share the 1st deputy speaker's view on the manner the journalist approached him for the interview..I'm not the one who you will put microphone towards me and grant an interview. Master who are you?. He could have said I don't have an opinion on the matter. That's all.

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• Man water. 16 hours ago

  You can't trust microphone into someone's mouth and force him/her to talk. Hon. Ahiafor is not a 'tro tro' driver to stop anywhere and anyhow to pick up passengers. A lawyer once said he wasn't a 'tro tro' lawyer to engage hi ...
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  You can't trust microphone into someone's mouth and force him/her to talk. Hon. Ahiafor is not a 'tro tro' driver to stop anywhere and anyhow to pick up passengers. A lawyer once said he wasn't a 'tro tro' lawyer to engage him within the precinct of the court. You need to come to his office, period!

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• Sage 15 hours ago

  Stupid Gutter Water.
  Read the nonsense you've written.

  Stupid Gutter Water.
  Read the nonsense you've written.

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• EMP 11 hours ago

  Seriously! If you had stood.and spooken a word or two to ,what would have happened? Would your position as 1st deputy speaker have changed? We watching from afar ..hmmm

  Seriously! If you had stood.and spooken a word or two to ,what would have happened? Would your position as 1st deputy speaker have changed? We watching from afar ..hmmm

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• KofSam 5 hours ago

  Benard Ahiafor is in his right to grant or refuse an interview with a journalist and there is nothing wrong with that . He is a no nonsense guy who presides over parliament with authority. The NPP MP’s are tamed when he pr ...
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  Benard Ahiafor is in his right to grant or refuse an interview with a journalist and there is nothing wrong with that . He is a no nonsense guy who presides over parliament with authority. The NPP MP’s are tamed when he presides over parliament.

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