Minority boycotts are illegal - Agalga

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• Abu Dauda Osman 12 years ago

  The lies, the atrocities, the corruption and injustice that devilled the NPPs administration is not going to continue. They better return all allawances if their mps are not interested in parliament. From SAMPA.

  The lies, the atrocities, the corruption and injustice that devilled the NPPs administration is not going to continue. They better return all allawances if their mps are not interested in parliament. From SAMPA.

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• Azaayam Joe 12 years ago

  I urge the NDC and concern legal brains of this nation to legally investigate and if found out that minority walk out and boycotts of important national issues is illegai they should be made to face the full rugours of the la ...
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  I urge the NDC and concern legal brains of this nation to legally investigate and if found out that minority walk out and boycotts of important national issues is illegai they should be made to face the full rugours of the law. Why should the state pay them salaries and allowance for job no done

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• K Tsen 12 years ago

  Give Ghanaians a break AGALGA and stop talking about principles when the real deal is the COURT CASE which the judges, for some technicalities, have not been able to start and which case is overdue to be heard by every Gha ...
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  Give Ghanaians a break AGALGA and stop talking about principles when the real deal is the COURT CASE which the judges, for some technicalities, have not been able to start and which case is overdue to be heard by every Ghanaian.Agalga, if the NDC has nothing to hide why go on the trivial infinitesmals when the main body of the case has really not been touched upon by the judges?.
  You rather have to push the judges to get on with the case if you can.After all, your party is in government and has every ammunition to make things work as far us possible.
  Coventry. PPP

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