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• OLD SOLDIER 12 years ago

  Source: Daily Guide...
  
  All of a sudden nonentities want to portray to the world how close they were to the late President.
  
  Those who had to chat with him for one hour everyday, those Deputy Ministers who had to call him ...
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  Source: Daily Guide...
  
  All of a sudden nonentities want to portray to the world how close they were to the late President.
  
  Those who had to chat with him for one hour everyday, those Deputy Ministers who had to call him every morning before the man could even brush his teeth, and still those who would be called to the Castle by the late President to express his appreciation for job well done after they had gone to insult political opponents in the media on his behalf. Shameless id.iots raising their egos

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• KOLA,LONDON MAIN 12 years ago

  Dedicated to Krobo Edusei’s Sister who was murdered in her yard by the NLM thugs, while preparing food for her Children.
  Introduction
  When the unrefined boxer faces a refined boxer (like Mohammed Ali) in the ring, the for ...
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  Dedicated to Krobo Edusei’s Sister who was murdered in her yard by the NLM thugs, while preparing food for her Children.
  Introduction
  When the unrefined boxer faces a refined boxer (like Mohammed Ali) in the ring, the former’s only hope to win the fight is to relentlessly hit below the belt of his trained opponent. And when he cannot defend himself against the punches of his superior opponent, he removes his gloves and starts fighting the fans, referee and his trainer. Such are the brute tactics of the acolytes of Dr. J. B. Danquah, whenever the facts of history are brought into the open. Danquah’s politics in Ghana were completely driven by his commitment to strengthening and maintaining the rule of the Ofori Atta’s dynasty and the draconian “Chieftaincy” system (indirect rule via the native headmen) introduced by British colonialism. As Kofi Awoonor notes, Ofori Atta I, in particular, “was a classical example of a chief removed from the bounds of the original African democratic system and exalted to the British colonial master’s table.” With J. B. Danquah as Ofori Atta's “Attorney-General” (legal advisor), the latter manipulated the indirect rule system to acquire political power and personal wealth through unpopular destoolment of his opposing sub-kings, physical punishment of protesters, taxations, tribunal system, money laundering and land policy. This was one of the many reasons why Danquah was defeated in the 1954 and 1956 general elections in the Akyem Abuakwa Central constituency. In his bid for the presidency in 1960, the “Doyen of Gold Coast Politics” got 10% of the total votes; Volta Region was the only province where Danquah won.
  Who are the Akyems?
  My interviews (ethnographic research into Akyem history) with some Akyem traditionalists, including Osofo Nana Kwadwo of Kofi Gyemprem Shrine, Osabarima Adusei Peasah IV of Tafo and the late Professor Adu Boahen did not yield any conclusive result regarding the etymology of the name “Akyem.” But, based on Rev. C. C. Reindorf’s account, the name Akyem was given to the Akyem kingdom by the Adanse-Asante for being suppliers of salt (enkyen) into the interior. According to Osabarima Adusie Peasah IV and Reindorf, the Akyem migrated from Kwaman under the leadership of King Okru Banin. As Osofo Nana Kwadwo told me, they first settled on the bank of River Birem at Bunso, where Okomfo Asare emerged from the depth of the river on Tuesday with a palm frond in his hand. Hence, Ohum (Akyem festival), the names Bunso (bun no so), Beremu, (Birem) Birem Abena and the expression, “Akyem kwaa onom Beremu.”
  The Akyem (including Begoro kingdom), Reindorf points out, was the parent group of Akwamu. Reindorf further points out that Akyem was an equally powerful nation, on par with that of Denkyira. But until the arrival of the refugee Abuakwa people, under Kuntunkruku, migrated from Adanse and begged to settle in Akyem, the Akwamu had submerged its ancestral Akyem kingdom. Hence, the saying in Tafo is that, “Abuakwa be too Akyem,” meaning “before the arrival of the Abuakwa (from Adanse) there was Akyem.” That explained why Danquah spoke of rehabilitating the image of Abuakwa so that it could lead the nation, after his failure in obtaining a stay of execution of death sentences for the convicted murderers of Akyea Mensah. So, why would Ofori Atta and Danquah turn around, harass and label the Juaben, Ga, Shai, Krobo, Ewe, Akwapim, Northern and Kwahu people in Akyem as “atubrafoo”—“stranger-settlers,” to borrow Busia’s expression?
  
  The Origin of the Tyrannical Rule of Danquah’s Brother, Ofori Atta I According to Reindorf, Jarle Simensen and oral tradition, the first batch of refugees from Adanse to settle in Akyem was led by Kuntunkruku, who later became the first Omanhene of Akyem Abuakwa. Ofori Panin, who died about 1730, led the next batch of Adanse (Abuakwa) immigrants. The reign of Ofori Panin marked the turning point in Akyem history, as it was the period of wars for kingdoms. It was their defeat of Akwamu Empire in 1733 that brought towns like Asamankese, Akwatia, Tafo, Maase, Apedwa, Apappam and Asafo under Kyebi dynasty. In spite of this, there was hardly any land in Akyem, which came directly under the Kyebi royal stool. Therefore, when Ofori Atta came to the throne in 1912, and to prevent the Omanhene from being “reduced to the position of a beggar,” he devised a “centralization of land control” policy, in order to draw land to the royal stool. But, the policy as Mensah Sarbah, Casely-Hayford and Kobina Sekyi argued, was a breach of the general Akan land law in which public or stool land was attached to the stools of divisional and village “chiefs.” And the towns with big lands were Tafo, Begoro and Asamankese. The only means for Ofori Atta to achieve his goal was through judicial and political authority over the Akyem state with the backing of the Colonial Government, especially the District Commissioner W. J. A. Jones.
  
  Ofori Atta I was born in 1881 to Akosua Buor Gyankromah (the first cousin of Omanhene Amoako Atta I) and E. Boakye Danquah (nephew of the Omanhene of New Juaben). Danquah, on the other hand, was born at Bepong in Kwahu in 1895 to a different mother. In 1903, A. E. B. Danquah (later Ofori Atta I) was called to Kyebi together with his brother A. E. A. Danquah (a police officer) to form the core of a new secretariat at the palace of Amoako Atta II. This was after A. E. B. Danquah (Ofori Atta I) had served as a sergeant in the British volunteer force in the 1900 British war against the Asantes. After the successor to Amoako Atta II was dethroned less than one year on the throne, A. E. B. Danquah was elected Omanhene in 1912 with the stool name Ofori Atta. As indicated above, there was no extensive land attached to the Paramount stool. But with the indirect rule, political power became the main source of wealth for the new Kyebi dynasty. Ofori Atta introduced his own financial policy through arbitrary tribunal income and various forms of political tribute in connection with installation of kings and queens, festivals and other forms. The new Omanhene soon found the District Commissioner (Jones) as his influential mentor, and appealed to the Colonial Governor to aid the Omanhene in containing the internal conflicts of the state and solidify his position as the new traditional aristocrat. It must be pointed out that it was during Ofori Atta’s regime that the Gold Coast became the showcase of British indirect rule. Ofori Atta accepted British supremacy and became proud of his citizenship in the British Empire. As Simensen points out, Ofori Atta “gave eloquent proof of his loyalty to the Empire” by “contributing large sums of money “to cover the cost of an aeroplane during the First Imperial War (WWI). In appreciation of this, “a war plane was christened “Akim Abuakwa,” and on receiving his C. B. E. in 1919, Ofori Atta was presented with a linguist stick with silver mountings and a miniature aeroplane on the top. This large financial contribution to Britain in its imperial war for world domination (including the Gold Coast) could have been used to develop Akyem Abuakwa. But no, Ofori Atta just aimed at securing greatest possible advantage in terms of economic benefit and political power for himself, his family, the royal lineage and the town Kyebi, with Danquah as his legal wizard. The Omanhene “had about forty wives and more than eighty children who naturally came to represent an important resource for him, both at the local and national levels” (Jarle Simensen, 95). It was one of these children, Aaron Kofi Asante Ofori Atta of Tafo, that defeated Danquah in the 1954 and 1956 elections. There is also a well documented rumour that Ofori Atta desired to have one out of every man’s wives brought to his palace to serve him (see “Akyem Abuakwa and the Politics of the Interwar Period in Ghana,” an anthology of papers presented at two seminars at Legon in 1971).
  
  The Tyrannical Rule of Ofori Atta with Danquah as the “State Attorney General” Soon after the arrival of Dr. J.B. Danquah from Britain with a Ph. D. degree in philosophy, Ofori Atta instrumented the Native Administrative Ordinance of 1927. Between 1927 and 1943, Danquah served as Ofori Atta’s secretary, ambassador, and legal advisor (Attorney General). This was what gave rise to J.B. Danquah’s political career. In 1928, Danquah accompanied his brother Ofori Atta’s rise to knighthood for his meritorious service to the British Empire. It was around this time that Danquah published the two books, “Akan Laws and Customs and the Akim Abuakwa Constitution” and “The Akim Laws Handbook” to impress the British public with the majestic state of Akyem Abuakwa and its ruler. Ofori Atta’s land policy of 1919 and section 123 of the Native Administrative Ordinance of 1927 aimed at securing a large share of the benefits of land commercialization. The land commercialization policy was tied up with the political and judicial authority to control the “immigrant tenants” particularly. J. B. Danquah’s support of the 1927 Ordinance stemmed from his worship of the principle of colonial laissez faire “as the best way to secure both orderly Government and dedication to the British Empire.” This meant “Personal (Omanhene) rights and citizenship (exclusively Akyems) as opposed to Family Rights (the local stool family) and communal ownership of land (held in trust by the local king/queen). Danquah would advance the same argument against the 1951 Local Government Ordinance authored by Nkrumah’s Minister of Local Government, E. O. Asafu-Adjaye. In effect, the 1927 Ordinance gave legislative power to control the sale of stool lands and regulate the financial and judicial position of the “strangers-immigrants.” But this did not only bring conflict between the so-called “settler-immigrant and Ofori Atta,” it also brought conflict between the Omanhene and divisional kings of Tafo, Asamankese and Begoro. These alien policies thus led to major uprisings in Akyem Kotoku and Akyem Abuakwa against the Ofori Atta’s dynasty. And were it not for the arrests and beatings of the protesters by the colonial government’s police force, the Amantoo-mmiensa’s (king/queen makers of Akyem Omanhene) uprising and those of the commoners in Asamankese, Tafo, Asafo and other places, would have toppled Ofori Atta’s regime. In the case of Tafo, the Tafohene (the original Omanhene of Akyem) challenged Ofori Atta’s alien laws. And when the Tafohene challenged Ofori Atta’s notion as to the origin of the Akyem state and customary practice in land matters, Ofori Atta clamped down on him (see Simensen’s work on Akim Abuakwa, Vol. I and II). Nevertheless, the Tafohene’s open defiance of Ofori Atta’s policies foreshadowed Danquah’s defeat in the general elections. Meanwhile, the Amanhene of New Juaben, Akwapim and Kwahu expressed serious concerns about the ill-treatment meted out to their subjects by Ofori Atta I. In 1932, the Konor of Manya Krobo also protested the Ofori Atta’s land declaration as it interfered with the rights of his subjects in the disputed border areas. But in January 1928, Ofori launched an offensive assault on the New Juabens in Akyem Abuakwa with a new by-law. This new bye-law imposed a 1% tax on each cocoa tree owned by all non-Akyem farmers who held their land on a usufruct basis. The Juaben settlers in Tafo led a protest against the law saying that it singled them out for special tax, even though they were willing to partition their farms permanently with 1/3 going to the Omanhene. They also viewed the special tax as an effort to exploit the 1927 Ordinance for Ofori Atta’s personal gain. Their complaint was that since the enactment of the 1927 Ordinance, they (New Jaubens) had being feeling the “iron hands of Okyenhene” (see Simensen, 201). As pointed out earlier, the father of Ofori Atta and J.B. Danquah was the nephew of the New Juaben Omanhene. The next victims of Ofori Atta’s “iron hands” were the Kwahu traders. He ordered his sub-kings “to evict from Akyem Abuakwa all Kwahu traders who did not own their houses in the country.” Subsequently, the Kwahu traders were thrown out of their stores. Besides, Ofori Atta turned down an appeal by a forty-member delegation of the Kwahu traders. And Akyem landlords who showed sympathy with the evicted Kwahu traders were summoned to Kyebi for questioning. Speaking to this, he said “we should not be blamed for selfishness if we try to see in the first instance to the substantial erection of our own National Edifice” (see Ofori Atta’s speech to the Presbyterian Church (N/A Kibi, 11-197-41). In his “An Epistle To the Educated Youngman” in 1927, Danquah echoed Ofori Atta’s lamentation that “Mother Akim Abuakwa is being dismembered slice by slice like bread on a breakfast table,” and “future generations might have to rent from strangers their own ancestral land.” But, when Governor Guggisberg visited Kyebi in February 1922, one Donkor of Fankyereko told the Governor ‘that the bones on the Akim state drums were those of….rebellious sub-chiefs.” Certainly, as the Ofori Atta’s special secretary, ambassador, as well as legal wizard, Dr. J. B. Danquah was an accomplice in the Ofori Atta totalitarian rule and his method of silencing dissidents. Can we imagine what would have happened to rebels, bomb throwers, assassins and coup plotters under Danquah’s premiership?
  
  Certainly, this is not a proud legacy.
  
  Indeed, imposing J.B. Danquah as a “Patriotic Saint of Ghana” is a persecution of the ghosts of the 300 Young Pioneers (children) and Krobo Edusei’s Sister who were murdered by the Danquah-Busia thugs, for following Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah.
  
  
  Kwame Botwe-Asamoah, Ph. D.
  Professor of African and African American History
  University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 15260
  Dr. Botwe-Asamoah is the author of the Cheikh Anta Diop Award for excellence in scholarship book, Kwame Nkrumah’s Politico-Cultural Thought and Policies, published by Routledge. You can contact this author for a list of readings.

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• Nicholas J Bedzo 12 years ago

  lt is hard to comment on this subject
  matter as we dont know the jist of their invitation.

  lt is hard to comment on this subject
  matter as we dont know the jist of their invitation.

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• PRINCE KWASI ADADE 12 years ago

  "IT IS ONLY A FOOL, WHO ALLOWS HIS TESTICLES TO BE STEPPED ON, TWICE"-------GO OUT THERE AND RECEIVE YOUR REWARD, ALL GHANAIANS. GO AND PAY THE PRICE FOR YOUR FOOLISHNESS. YOU DON'T GIVE A SECOND MANDATE TO AN INCOMPETENT AND ...
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  "IT IS ONLY A FOOL, WHO ALLOWS HIS TESTICLES TO BE STEPPED ON, TWICE"-------GO OUT THERE AND RECEIVE YOUR REWARD, ALL GHANAIANS. GO AND PAY THE PRICE FOR YOUR FOOLISHNESS. YOU DON'T GIVE A SECOND MANDATE TO AN INCOMPETENT AND CORRUPT GOVERNMENT, NO!! NOT AT ALL, THAT IS ABOMINATION IN DEMOCRACY, VERY SUICIDAL. HAD NDC MANAGED THE ECONOMY WELL, THESE ECONOMIC PROBLEMS WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN THE SITUATION. NDC HAS PRESIDED OVER THE BIGGEST RESOURCES GHANA HAS EVER HAD. THEY HAVE ALSO CONTRACTED MORE LOANS THAN ANY OTHER GOVERNMENT IN OUR HISTORY, BUT THEY HAVE NOTHING TO SHOW FOR THIS. GHANAIANS SHOULD HAVE ENJOYED SOME ECONOMIC PROGRESS AT THIS TIME IN OUR HISTORY. THE ECONOMY IS COLLAPSING BECAUSE THE GOVERNMENT IS SO CORRUPT. TO RESCUE THE SITUATION, THE POOR IS NOW BEING FORCED TO PAY. THIS IS INJUSTICE. THIS IS NOT THE GHANA KUFFOUR HANDED OVER TO NDC, HE EVEN ADDED FRESH CRUDE OIL WELLS. NPP TRANFORMED GHANA TO A MIDDLE INCOME ECONOMY WITH LIMITED RESOURCES BUT GOOD POLICIES. NDC IS WOEFULLY REVERSING THESE NPP ACHIEVEMENTS. GHANA'S CURRENT SITUATION IS VERY DISTURBING. WHEN THE HISTORY IS TOLD, IT WILL BE SAID THAT GHANAIANS WERE OFFERED FREE SECONDARY EDUCATION, IMPROVED UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE, SOCIAL HOUSING FOR THE POOR AND AN EGALITARIAN SOCIETY BUT 50% SAID NO THANK YOU. THEY PREFERRED ECONOMIC "WOYOMISATION" & "AKONFEMISATION" , PHANTOM DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, PHILANDERERS FOR LEADERS, MACHIAVELLIAN DISRESPECTFUL CORRUPT LOUTS AND A VISIONLESS EVIL GOVERNMENT. I AM SO PROUD I VOTED FOR NANA AKUFFO ADDO.

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• AWUNI 12 years ago

  THIS GUY IS CURSED AND WITH HIM LEADING, NOTHING GOES ON WELL IN THE COUNTRY BUT NDC FOLLOWERS DON'T LISTEN. THEY DO NOT ACCCEPT THIS FACT BECAUSE THE PRESIDENT WAS ENSTOOLED BY NDC PARTY. THEY ARE BEHAVING LIKE THEY DON'T LI ...
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  THIS GUY IS CURSED AND WITH HIM LEADING, NOTHING GOES ON WELL IN THE COUNTRY BUT NDC FOLLOWERS DON'T LISTEN. THEY DO NOT ACCCEPT THIS FACT BECAUSE THE PRESIDENT WAS ENSTOOLED BY NDC PARTY. THEY ARE BEHAVING LIKE THEY DON'T LIVE IN THE COUNTRY, AND THEY DON'T SEE, OR FEEL, OR HEAR WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE COUNTRY. THEY DON'T FEEL THE SUFFERING OF THE MASSES BECAUSE THEY BELONG TO NDC. MY ADVICE TO NDC FOLLOWERS IS, "GIVE US A BETTER LEADER IF YOUR PARTY WANTS TO STAY ON POWER, OTHERWISE DON'T CAMPAIGN COME 2016,"

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• con 12 years ago

  i am very happy that u invited them to the commission.Now we ghanaians dont joke with our money.

  i am very happy that u invited them to the commission.Now we ghanaians dont joke with our money.

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• Ananse 12 years ago

  WHO IS THE COMMISSION?

  WHO IS THE COMMISSION?

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• GHFUO, BE SERIOUS NOT PRIDEFUL! 12 years ago

  PLS, CREATE SOLE CORRUPTION COURTS IN GH. THIS IS A PLACE WHERE CORRUPT MATTERS INVOLVING THE STATE WILL BE TRIED N HELD.

  PLS, CREATE SOLE CORRUPTION COURTS IN GH. THIS IS A PLACE WHERE CORRUPT MATTERS INVOLVING THE STATE WILL BE TRIED N HELD.

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• JEHOVAH IS KING 12 years ago

  H.E. John Mahama slow by sure..He has been investigating everyone secretly to expose them publicly. These election hearings have cramped his style. Once he is adjudged rightly elected Prez of Ghana many ministers will lose ...
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  H.E. John Mahama slow by sure..He has been investigating everyone secretly to expose them publicly. These election hearings have cramped his style. Once he is adjudged rightly elected Prez of Ghana many ministers will lose their jobs...H.E. John Mahama aka "slow poison"

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• ADWEN 12 years ago

  Does Mahama has any integrity and moral authority to expose other corrupt members of his inner circle? NO.
  Till Mahama declares his assets and comes public with all the public allegations about his corrupt and fraudulent de ...
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  Does Mahama has any integrity and moral authority to expose other corrupt members of his inner circle? NO.
  Till Mahama declares his assets and comes public with all the public allegations about his corrupt and fraudulent deals which prompted Atta Mills to set up a commission to investigate him as the vice president, he has no moral authority to address the issue of corruption as he himself is embroiled in it.

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• Oba Nyansani Baako Pe In Ghana! 12 years ago

  If Mahama is a faithful man he must give way for the auditors to audit him about STX deal then I can trust him more. Then also he must tell us the reason why Ghana is brook.

  If Mahama is a faithful man he must give way for the auditors to audit him about STX deal then I can trust him more. Then also he must tell us the reason why Ghana is brook.

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• Mahama Is King 12 years ago

  I've always suspected this igp to be a sneaky greedy bastard who is only interested in enriching himself with the opportunity of being an igp. How can we even appoint a man that is not experienced and qualified as a real grou ...
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  I've always suspected this igp to be a sneaky greedy bastard who is only interested in enriching himself with the opportunity of being an igp. How can we even appoint a man that is not experienced and qualified as a real ground police to be our police boss if not in Ghana. I understand Mahama is neither a soldier nor a police man to understand security matters but the igp should have told the president he wasn't good enough for his position as an igp but selfishness never allowed him to tell the president the truth. Do u know his cv tells it all that he's not a real police man but a desk police that has no clue about policing. This IGP quickly run to South Africa to go and buy equipments for the police which is a way of him to steal to enrich himself. How do u equip the police knowing they have no manners and lack training and experience. Do u think if this igp believed in Mahama, he will make such an early move by trying to enrich himself? He thinks Mahama might lose the court case and if that happens, he's already a wealthy man. All these enemies of progress must be fired to get the country moving. Mahama is a great king and Ghana needs him but he must do something about the bad Ghana police cuz it's very important. Media hungry igp God is watching you

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• Barima Yaw 12 years ago

  Why

  Why

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• BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!! 12 years ago

  The concern citizens of Ghanaians abroad such as America, Canada, London, Germany, Italy, Australia and Holland, is appealing to the highest court of our country to throw the petitioners foolish and diabolical case that is ha ...
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  The concern citizens of Ghanaians abroad such as America, Canada, London, Germany, Italy, Australia and Holland, is appealing to the highest court of our country to throw the petitioners foolish and diabolical case that is hanging on mother Ghana's Neck through the nearest Windows for Ghana to move forward.

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• PAUL AFFUL 12 years ago

  it is no wonder africans are considered to be so backward by the advanced countries....how could the ndc govt come to power and suddenly commence to orchestrate how to dupe our scarce monies thro fake jdebts which they refuse ...
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  it is no wonder africans are considered to be so backward by the advanced countries....how could the ndc govt come to power and suddenly commence to orchestrate how to dupe our scarce monies thro fake jdebts which they refused to make public till ken agyapong revealed the ndc rot and conspiracy to the whole world.....oooohhh ndc and even atta mills didnt have the common sense to

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• GREAT NANA ANTWI 12 years ago

  ARE YOU IN NEED OF A FAST POWERFULL SPIRITUALIST?THEN GO TO www.greatnanapowerfullspiritualist.blogspot.com

  ARE YOU IN NEED OF A FAST POWERFULL SPIRITUALIST?THEN GO TO www.greatnanapowerfullspiritualist.blogspot.com

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• Justice ATUGUBA 12 years ago

  Nigerians are evil and should not be entertained anywhere in Ghana. They can take their banks and lots away from Ghana and we shall still be Ghana. Armed robbers

  Nigerians are evil and should not be entertained anywhere in Ghana. They can take their banks and lots away from Ghana and we shall still be Ghana. Armed robbers

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• JEAM 12 years ago

  OMG! God is alive for real...... If u throw a ball against a wall, it will definitely bounce back to you. Mohammed Alhassan used to be the deputy IGP under Paul Quaye till this man went behind Paul Quaye to talk to Mahama tel ...
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  OMG! God is alive for real...... If u throw a ball against a wall, it will definitely bounce back to you. Mohammed Alhassan used to be the deputy IGP under Paul Quaye till this man went behind Paul Quaye to talk to Mahama telling Mahama he was the right person to lead the police knowing he's not qualified and also he was responsible for all those frivolous checks and bad stuff. It's a payback time for this man and God will open Mahama's eyes to see your evil intention. Oh Ghana and power hungry. I believe this man is responsible for those debts so kindly make the reports publicly since its state money. God bless Mahama

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• Kwesi Agbenu 12 years ago

  Yaw Appau should ask simple question to MOF----Thus:
  Why did you pay monies to Waterville Woyome without checking whether there were contract documents at all??

  Yaw Appau should ask simple question to MOF----Thus:
  Why did you pay monies to Waterville Woyome without checking whether there were contract documents at all??

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• Hebrew Man 12 years ago

  No wonder this igp is to meet a committee because most of the evil things that happened under Paul Quaye were all occurring under him as the deputy IGP. I now understand why this igp is interested in the media always talking ...
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  No wonder this igp is to meet a committee because most of the evil things that happened under Paul Quaye were all occurring under him as the deputy IGP. I now understand why this igp is interested in the media always talking too much for attention and influencing people to say good things about him while he's not. Paul Quaye's God is dealing with him right now and I know President Mahama will do the right thing for us as Ghanaians to brush out all these evil men hiding behind their positions.

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• God Is Never Sleep 12 years ago

  (Furious Okyeame Tells Deputy Chief Constable & Co)
  
  This perhaps, is my final warning to you, Mr. Deputy “Chief Constable”, Mohammed Ahmed Alhassan and your cartel before I begin to unleash my arsenal on you, since you ...
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  (Furious Okyeame Tells Deputy Chief Constable & Co)
  
  This perhaps, is my final warning to you, Mr. Deputy “Chief Constable”, Mohammed Ahmed Alhassan and your cartel before I begin to unleash my arsenal on you, since you have decided to go on with your evil agenda of destroying your boss, Mr. Paul Tawiah Quaye.
  I am aware Alhaji Amidu Mahama, your new-found “dog”, is a member of your league that is hell-bent of damaging the hard-won reputation of the IGP, but I swear that so far as I live under the sun, your sinful conspiracy will not see the light of day.
  Folks, I know you cannot wait to hear the juicy information on how Mr. Mohammed Ahmed Alhassan, who wants to become an IGP at all cost is spearheading a group in the police service, with backing from some people at the Presidency to make things difficult for Mr. Paul Tawiah Quaye. But before that, kindly permit me to bring this few developments emanating from the NPP’s game plan of hanging onto the Woyome matter; and the latest of Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU) report.
  According to my insider sources, the NPP is knocks the cross road as to whether to go ahead with the Woyome case as their propaganda tool or concentrate on marketing their bad commodity of a flagbearer, Akufo Addo, now that EIU’s report is so damaging and threatening to rock their electoral fortunes.
  Some believe that the party has channelled enough energy, and wasted much time on debating the so-called’ Woyome affair’, instead of working seriously to convince the good people of this country of what they could offer for exchange of electorate vote for their flagbearer, who is immorally bankrupt. But I think both those against and in favour of the decision as to whether or not to make the judgment debt paid the aforementioned personality are wasting their time.
  The NPP is wasting its energy because, there is no way the people of this country will vote them into power again; and particularly, come December 2012 elections because of the bitter experiences they suffered in that party’s eight (8) years of mismanaging the affairs of this country.
  In fact, Woyome or not, President Mills and his NDC will still win this year’s general election as the EIU report has already revealed, so the NPP should better think about how to sideline the Akufo Addo’s Akyem mafia and organized for 2016.
  If they were serious, they should been more interested in marketing their flagbearer, who has been captured in various reports as recipe for disaster and somebody who smoke wee heavily and is also a notorious womanizer instead of using this Woyome issue as their campaign tool, when some of their members have been highly implicated in the interim report presented so far by the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO).
  The records are there to show that, President Mills and his NDC government had so far chalked enough success in their three (3) years of coming into power, be it in infrastructural development or many others.
  To be honest folks, the developmental projects undertaken in just three years by the President Mills administration will even do the magic to send Akufo Addo and his Akyem gang into political extinction, so I will urge the NPP to go ahead with their Woyome propaganda.
  Back to the substantive issue, I think this Mohammed Alhassan chap is biting more than he can chew in his craze to become an IGP and I will teach him a very bitter lesson.
  Because he wants the job of Mr. Paul Tawiah Quaye, he has decided to lie about a decision that he was part of, thinking he will succeed in painting his boss evil before personnel of the service, and for that matter the powers that be, but I promise he will crash.
  As the chairman of Appointment, Promotion and Advisory Board (APAB) that recommended that the Cadet course mid-way 44 be implemented, and was equally part of the team that did the selection only for the IGP to approved. Because he has a hidden agenda against his boss, he and his new-found “dog” are denying their involvement because there emerged hue and cry about the said decision to organize this special cadet course.
  What this Alhassan chap has forgotten is that, the evil that men do, they live to meet it and I know that posterity will surely judge him.
  In fact, right from day one that Mr. Quaye assumed office this guy has never given him peace of mind, and has continue to lobby people at the Vice President’s outfit so he can be made the IGP.
  For those behind this man at the Vice Presidency, I will take the fight to them; but my last warning to the deputy Chief Constable is that, he should stop lying on the IGP and wait patiently for his turn; or resign from the service.
  If the noble institution like the Ghana Police Service (GPS) deserves at this material moment, an image-cleansing, like the current Inspector General of Police, Mr. Paul T. Quaye envisions it, the last thing it deserves must be the burden of Mr. Ahmed Mohammed Alhassan at its saddle.
  And readers must rest assured and keep their fingers crossed when I, Okyeame, start unfolding the reason why Mohammed deserves not to head the Ghana Police Service as Inspector General. Ghanaians would not be safe under his IGP-ship, No! There could be wreck!

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