Five Ghanaian-linked crimes that made headlines in the UK

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Pelicles. 6 months ago

Are all Ghanaians "SAINTS" else, why these crimes making headline news in the UK? These are individuals who have taken the law into their hands so, what is the big deal here?

Are all Ghanaians "SAINTS" else, why these crimes making headline news in the UK? These are individuals who have taken the law into their hands so, what is the big deal here?
Aquila 6 months ago

And I'm wondering how much the Nigerian paid you for you to use a national defamatory issue as your headline. Shame on you

And I'm wondering how much the Nigerian paid you for you to use a national defamatory issue as your headline. Shame on you
Clear Mind 6 months ago

I pity you

I pity you
Nii Adjei Sowa 6 months ago

You are the type that make our people becomes criminals. You often cover up for them, once Ghanaians caught, you will like to push the blame on anyone else.

You are the type that make our people becomes criminals. You often cover up for them, once Ghanaians caught, you will like to push the blame on anyone else.
Maama the Gonja mafia. 6 months ago

And the Airbus issues by gonja mafia.

Gonja mafia s the first for the bad reasons :
1. Investigated by his boss for stealing - Airbus Sandal
2. His brother always buys private jet anytime he wins elections
3. Hand Ghan ...
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And the Airbus issues by gonja mafia.

Gonja mafia s the first for the bad reasons :
1. Investigated by his boss for stealing - Airbus Sandal
2. His brother always buys private jet anytime he wins elections
3. Hand Ghana's mineral deposits to his brother
4. Repair cost of a constructed road is more than the cost of constructing the road itself
5. His family members use govt machinery to execute thir private contracts
6. Allocating a govt building to himself as his retirement package
7. Engaging in ethnocentric and hate speech - do you remember Akyem Mafia?
8. Lying for power
9. Doing everything possible to imprison potential competitors to his family members - think about Wontumi
10. Share bed with openly confessed trumutrumu man. I don't know what they did behind closed doors.

You can add to the list.

Are you seeing what we are seeing?
Kweku Tsin 6 months ago

Find something better to do with your life, idiot.

Find something better to do with your life, idiot.
Sam Fante warrior 6 months ago

Who is more criminals than British, and when they will go jail for the criminalities they have done to the world world and Africa. Homosexuals criminals blood suckers.

Who is more criminals than British, and when they will go jail for the criminalities they have done to the world world and Africa. Homosexuals criminals blood suckers.
Poppycock!!! 6 months ago

Ashantes and fraud?

Ashantes and fraud?
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Nii Adjei Sowa 6 months ago

You are the type that make our people becomes criminals. You often cover up for them, once Ghanaians are caught in a crime, you will like to push the blame on anyone else.

You are the type that make our people becomes criminals. You often cover up for them, once Ghanaians are caught in a crime, you will like to push the blame on anyone else.

Ogbanje 6 months ago

Ashantis and Igbos are cousins. They are thieves everywhere they go.

Ashantis and Igbos are cousins. They are thieves everywhere they go.
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