Farmer jailed four years for threat of death

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• Daddy Robby 11 years ago

  That is very stupid on the part of Mr. Ansah. He should have been sentenced for life. STUPIDITY IN HIGH DEGREE

  That is very stupid on the part of Mr. Ansah. He should have been sentenced for life. STUPIDITY IN HIGH DEGREE

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• Gyamfi Richard 11 years ago

  What is the name of the trader? To me, the farmer should jail for 10 years not only that farmer,anyone who commite must jail for life.richard gyamfi from jacobu(amansie central)

  What is the name of the trader? To me, the farmer should jail for 10 years not only that farmer,anyone who commite must jail for life.richard gyamfi from jacobu(amansie central)

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• WHAAAAANA 11 years ago

  Useles judge! foolish justice!! why don't you go arrest the NPP cutlass branding thugs that invaded their office and jail them. Why not caution him? Justice nie, nkwaseasem,

  Useles judge! foolish justice!! why don't you go arrest the NPP cutlass branding thugs that invaded their office and jail them. Why not caution him? Justice nie, nkwaseasem,

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• Sam 11 years ago

  With reference,to the story about the farmer's threat to kill the trader,there is insufficient evident,as compared to Woyome case of defrauding a whole country such a huge money with all legitimate evidences.
  If there is ...
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  With reference,to the story about the farmer's threat to kill the trader,there is insufficient evident,as compared to Woyome case of defrauding a whole country such a huge money with all legitimate evidences.
  If there is real justice in our judicial system let us be honest to pursue Woyome's case to the bottom and stop jailing our poor citizens for no justifiable reasons.
  Thank you

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• KWEKU MFANTSE 11 years ago

  Sam, I think justice was well served. Ansah was convicted on two counts: plotting to kill Madam Asare and unlawful possession of fire arms.
  
  On the first count, Ansah confessed to the murder plot and got convicted on his o ...
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  Sam, I think justice was well served. Ansah was convicted on two counts: plotting to kill Madam Asare and unlawful possession of fire arms.
  
  On the first count, Ansah confessed to the murder plot and got convicted on his own guilty plea. On the second count, the illegal possession of fire arms was established through a search of his abode. The presence of the illegal fire arms also lends some credence to his intention to murder.
  
  My only worry is that, he may come out of prison unrepentant and ready to kill Madam Asare. Whatever grudge Ansah habours against the woman was not mentioned in the report but he definitely bears some bitterness in his heart. The woman should relocate to a safer place before Ansah graduates from prison.

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• ben dodzi bedzrah 11 years ago

  ten years is good for him

  ten years is good for him

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• Kofi - USA 11 years ago

  I FEEL THAT THIS IS A HARSH SENTENCE. THIS FARMER SHOULD HAVE BEEN EVALUATED BY PSYCHIATRIST FIRST TO MAKE SURE HE IS OF SANE MIND. WE KEEP SENDING PEOPLE TO PRISON WITHOUT MAKING SURE MAYBE JUST MAYBE THEY NEED SOME KIND OF ...
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  I FEEL THAT THIS IS A HARSH SENTENCE. THIS FARMER SHOULD HAVE BEEN EVALUATED BY PSYCHIATRIST FIRST TO MAKE SURE HE IS OF SANE MIND. WE KEEP SENDING PEOPLE TO PRISON WITHOUT MAKING SURE MAYBE JUST MAYBE THEY NEED SOME KIND OF TREATMENT. DID HE CONFIDE IN NANA SARKODIE OR WHAT? WAS HE DULY REPRESENTED BY AN ATTORNEY? THERE ARE SO MANY FACTS THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION. WE SEND ALL THESE ILLETERATES TO JAIL FOR NOTHING AND LEAVE ALL THOSE CAUSE HAVOC FOR THE COUNTRY GO SCOTT FREE. WAHT A COUNTRY. IF YOU ARE POOR YOU HAVE NO CHANCE.

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