Court orders Oware-Mensah to file witness list in GH¢1.5 billion NSA case

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Adsgg54 2 months ago

Why the go slow?

Why the go slow?
FRANKIE 2 months ago

So is this neckless thief still walking free?

So is this neckless thief still walking free?
Game Changer +447935009178 2 months ago

The system in Ghana encourages high level thievery otherwise, cases like this must be prioritised for an expedite trial.

The system in Ghana encourages high level thievery otherwise, cases like this must be prioritised for an expedite trial.
Karikakchar 2 months ago

The NSS has always been the avenue through which the politrickcians enriched themselves. Please don't entertain delays and bring this matter to a logical conclusion quickly.

The NSS has always been the avenue through which the politrickcians enriched themselves. Please don't entertain delays and bring this matter to a logical conclusion quickly.
WHY IS THERE NO SPECIAL COURTS FOR SUCH HIGH PROFILE CRIMES 2 months ago

This is the weakness of the NDC that makes me think they have been compromised or the chief from manhyia is behind the scenes begging for them like he did for the Christmas tree thief.

This is the weakness of the NDC that makes me think they have been compromised or the chief from manhyia is behind the scenes begging for them like he did for the Christmas tree thief.
Karikakchar 2 months ago

That's not necessarily the case, the fact is that the NDC people in that position would like to take advantage of the lapses to also enrich themselves like this Gifty woman did. Why do you think politrickcians scrambled for p ...
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That's not necessarily the case, the fact is that the NDC people in that position would like to take advantage of the lapses to also enrich themselves like this Gifty woman did. Why do you think politrickcians scrambled for position?
King 2 months ago

Wo MAAME tw3 at ur fathers place

Stinking piece of shit

Wo MAAME tw3 at ur fathers place

Stinking piece of shit
Solving the nigerian Cyber crime for good 2 months ago

Solving the nigerian Cyber crime
Pass the foreigner rental bill....also start sentencing these nigerian scammers swiftly &publicly as a deterrent...
All Landlords renting to foreigners for stay must register their tenants ...
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Solving the nigerian Cyber crime
Pass the foreigner rental bill....also start sentencing these nigerian scammers swiftly &publicly as a deterrent...
All Landlords renting to foreigners for stay must register their tenants details at the nearest police station. Invest in the infrastructure- you won't be disappointed. You did it with Ghana card.
This is done in China to prevent crime and abuse by foreigners in China. Failure to comply is 6 months in jail and a fine.
What foreign criminal wanting to do ashawo, scam, etc would want their details at the police station? So Ghana becomes unattractive for nigerian scammers.

-Gov't should fund monthly workshops to educate Ghana Immigration on WHY they must secure our borders-this is lack of education and ignorance. Our forefathers died for you to have a country and today you are selling GH passport for $5k and 20GHS for crossborder?Educating is important. Gh can work and prosper. We can do this
Only the wise can comprehend
Subsidise petrol to reduce cost not cedi dollar 2 months ago

You did it with free SHS..A booming economy is when consumers are able to spend and spend.....why are people spending, buying in Dubai, UAE? You get an organic economy not an artificial economy...it's still why things are s ...
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You did it with free SHS..A booming economy is when consumers are able to spend and spend.....why are people spending, buying in Dubai, UAE? You get an organic economy not an artificial economy...it's still why things are so expensive. This is how China's economy grew.
Subsidise petrol to make it cost less, this will drive down prices and encourage alot and alot job creation, more consumer spend for you to make your money back through taxation.
Ghanaians will have alot to money to spend.
left to save for projects.
It also strengthens the cedi against the dollar, inflation...so you don't need to artificially pump billions of dollars to create artificial strong cedi. Instead use it to subsidise petrol. Cedi will stabilise naturally.
5 yrs jail and a fine for smugglers. For benefit of Ghana and Ghanaians ONLY....
They focused on dollar and not petrol and wonder why economy never worked.
You get 2 for 1 bargain..Ghana what are we doing struggling? lack of knowledge

Only the wise can comprehend
Kweku jnr 2 months ago

So all these alleged thieves have NPP party lawyers or former Cabinet ministers as their lawyers. I will not be surprised if they were allegedly stealing for the NPP party finance.

So all these alleged thieves have NPP party lawyers or former Cabinet ministers as their lawyers. I will not be surprised if they were allegedly stealing for the NPP party finance.

JJ KUFFOUR AKUFO ADDO 2 months ago

Apply the maximum strength of the law and finish this case. We don't have to waste time

Apply the maximum strength of the law and finish this case. We don't have to waste time
Antwi 2 months ago

Why is the NPP members defending all these corrupt people. Is it a party matter or purely a personal issue? I don’t get it. How will the part in God’s name come to the voters to ask for their votes and claim they are clea ...
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Why is the NPP members defending all these corrupt people. Is it a party matter or purely a personal issue? I don’t get it. How will the part in God’s name come to the voters to ask for their votes and claim they are clean?
Asante 2 months ago

The same Gari Nimako is defending Ken Ofori Atta. The thieves lawyer. Birds of the same feathers.

The same Gari Nimako is defending Ken Ofori Atta. The thieves lawyer. Birds of the same feathers.
Klm 2 months ago

We need a military govt...no court action to retrieve money but real beatings would make any thief confess under one minute

We need a military govt...no court action to retrieve money but real beatings would make any thief confess under one minute
IMPUDENT THIEVES ABOUND 2 months ago

10/10 but only after JM has finished his Resetting of Ghana agenda in 2029

10/10 but only after JM has finished his Resetting of Ghana agenda in 2029
Justice One 2 months ago

Motivational Speaker that!!
No witnesses from her audience and people she motivated?

Motivational Speaker that!!
No witnesses from her audience and people she motivated?
Kwame Peter 2 months ago

AG and Dep AG,how much of the gargantuan amounts being quoted in the charge sheet have been collected? This is what happened with Richard Jakpa,Stop Forson,Collins Dauda and all the other suspected miscreants most of whom are ...
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AG and Dep AG,how much of the gargantuan amounts being quoted in the charge sheet have been collected? This is what happened with Richard Jakpa,Stop Forson,Collins Dauda and all the other suspected miscreants most of whom are back to their crime scenes as if nothing happened,not a cedi has been collected because the current president and his government are not interested, meanwhile he claims to be fighting corruption and ensuring accountability excluding his party members.
Awuradebasa 2 months ago

This is a death sentence crime in Chana

This is a death sentence crime in Chana
AMENDOS 2 months ago

Thieves. BASTARDS

Thieves. BASTARDS
Nana K 2 months ago

Delay tactics.
Firing squad the only option.

Delay tactics.
Firing squad the only option.

Amuah 2 months ago

She get nothing to file, ask his father Fred Oware

She get nothing to file, ask his father Fred Oware
Asante 3 days ago

The same Gari Nimako is defending Ken Ofori Atta. The thieves lawyer. Birds of the same feathers.

The same Gari Nimako is defending Ken Ofori Atta. The thieves lawyer. Birds of the same feathers.

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