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Why we need an unexplained wealth law - Edem Senanu

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  • ADOMBIRE CLINTON 3 months ago

    You are not making sense. Why should I explain my wealth to anyone unless you telling me I don't have right to earn a living. You unintelligent lawyers are the reason Ghana is not developed. If the person commits a crime you ...
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  • H.E. The Ugly Dwarf 3 months ago

    You are rather very ignorant. The law is to stop others stealing from you. If you have genuine money, you know where it came from and should be able to explain that to the authorities.

  • You the writer is as dumb as a pig 3 months ago

    How can you insult a former president duly elected by intelligent voters twice whereas you only collect trash in your brain.

  • GOLDEN 3 months ago

    WHAT IS NEEDED IS TRANSPARENCY,TRANSPARENCY,AND STRICT ACCOUNTABILITY,
    THERE SHOULD BE FOCUS ON THE ABOVE MENTIONED,TO AVOID DECADES OF INTERNAL
    CORRUPTION,LOOTING OF PUBLIC FUNDS TO HIDE IN FOREIGN BANKS ETC!!!!!!!!!!
    WHI ...
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  • ADOMBIRE CLINTON 3 months ago

    What is the work of the auditors if they are not able to find a crime then there was no crime. But if an officer confessed a crime then the auditor should be treated as an accomplice. You don't look for problems when there is ...
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  • A 3 months ago

    The greedy bastards politicians would never shoot themselves in their foot.

  • Felix 3 months ago

    I strongly support such law in Ghana. Kenya, Zimbabwe and other countries have them long sojourn in their books.
    This will be the game changer in Ghana

  • Poor people envy hardworking wealthy ones 3 months ago

    Fools, go and explain you poverty first.

  • Tosa 3 months ago

    This will be a good law, some guys who don't have foko but after appointing them minister they nearly bought the whole community for themself.Good law. See how lawyers are defending Cecilia dapah and others in court

  • Koti 3 months ago

    Who will bell the cat? Unless it falls from the sky, no MP in Ghana would support that. To them it could be a form of suicide.

  • Have we not seen enough witch-hunt? 3 months ago

    Some of these penniless CSOs and advocates who must justify their nokofio with the foreign donors, and who have no genuine political enemies speak as though we're in Utopia. The burden of proof has always been, and should alw ...
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  • Stev 3 months ago

    Descendants of evil fraternity. Ewes with their hatred for rich people in Ghana. You can call Rawlings ghost to come back and kill all Ghanaians for your selfishness. Bye. Bye

  • Not in Ghana here for 100 years 3 months ago

    We have a very complex family set up sometimes with Individual, immediate family, larger family and even community wealth all bungled together. Infact some wealth must be applied to the welfare of entire communities and famil ...
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  • J.C. 3 months ago

    Ask Akujato Ablakwa how he acquired his airport residential property.

  • Kojo 3 months ago

    I support this 100%. We can't effectively fight corruption without it!

  • Lawson Cessy 3 months ago

    I successfully gained access to my husband's phone simply by using his phone number. I was feeling lost and desperate, convinced he was cheating, and he had always managed to evade my suspicions. With the help of Spyloop, I w ...
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  • Nana 3 months ago

    This law will never pass because politicians are the o es who acquire such wealth. From MPs to Ministers and the President, none of them have proved to be men or people of integrity. That is why galamsey is still active.

  • Ahene 3 months ago

    We don't need a law. The people at GRA are just lazy brains who refuse to use their heads that's all.