'Encourage your girl-child to go back to school'

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• SGT ANANI FIADZOE 11 years ago

  All the immorality now is because we are abandoning this age-old practice-FGM. Let's go back to our roots and take that unnecessary protrusion sticking out the vagina that is causing all the chaos in society.
  
  As a start I ...
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  All the immorality now is because we are abandoning this age-old practice-FGM. Let's go back to our roots and take that unnecessary protrusion sticking out the vagina that is causing all the chaos in society.
  
  As a start I advise all men to avoid marrying an uncircumcised woman!

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• princewilly@ymail.com 11 years ago

  A very popular girl went to her doctor and found out that she was
  pregnant.
  The doctor asked, "Do you know who the father of the baby is?"
  The girl remarked, "Doc, let me put it to you this way -- if you
  ate a can o ...
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  A very popular girl went to her doctor and found out that she was
  pregnant.
  The doctor asked, "Do you know who the father of the baby is?"
  The girl remarked, "Doc, let me put it to you this way -- if you
  ate a can of baked beans, would you know which bean made you fart?

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• AKOSUA 11 years ago

  @ SGT ANANI FIADZOE
  
  U MST BE JOKING, IMPOTENT OR OUT OF UR SENSES. U CAN DO FGM TO ALL THE BARBARIC LADIES IN UR FAMILY BUT LEAVE US ALONE. NONSENSE.

  @ SGT ANANI FIADZOE
  
  U MST BE JOKING, IMPOTENT OR OUT OF UR SENSES. U CAN DO FGM TO ALL THE BARBARIC LADIES IN UR FAMILY BUT LEAVE US ALONE. NONSENSE.

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• Citizen 11 years ago

  25 November 2014 Last updated at 00:47
  Portugal ex-PM Jose Socrates to be held amid corruption probe
  The decision to detain Jose Socrates sent shockwaves through Portuguese politics Portugal's former centre-left prime mini ...
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  25 November 2014 Last updated at 00:47
  Portugal ex-PM Jose Socrates to be held amid corruption probe
  The decision to detain Jose Socrates sent shockwaves through Portuguese politics Portugal's former centre-left prime minister, Jose Socrates, has been remanded in custody on preliminary charges of corruption and tax fraud. Mr Socrates, 57, was detained on his return from Paris on Friday and has already spent three nights in jail. The judge delivered the decision after investigators looked into suspicious money transfers and banking operations. Mr Socrates, who denies any wrongdoing, is being investigated alongside his driver, a close friend, and a lawyer. The former prime minister was in office from 2005 to 2011. His lawyer, Joao Araujo, told reporters on Monday that his client would appeal against the decision. Under the Portuguese system, formal charges only come at the end of an investigation which could last up to eight months, says the BBC's Alison Roberts in Lisbon. Portuguese politics was already reeling after the resignation of Interior Minister Miguel Macedo in the wake of a separate corruption inquiry linked to the allocation of residence permits.
  Portugal in shock - by Alison Roberts, BBC News, Lisbon
  Jose Socrates' detention has sent shockwaves through the political system. Reports purporting to provide details of the investigation - which is covered by judicial secrecy - have swirled since Friday night, when the news broke. They focus on Mr Socrates' supposedly lavish lifestyle in Paris, where he moved after stepping down in 2011. In past interviews, he has denied anything untoward about his finances. Antonio Costa, elected Socialist leader on Saturday, said everyone was in shock over Mr Socrates' detention His detention - on arrival at Lisbon airport, rather than at his flat, and with photographers present - prompted some prominent Socialists to argue it was to divert attention from suspicions of corruption in the right-of-centre government's "golden visa" programme, which fast-tracks residence for foreign investors. The Socialists' newly elected leader, Antonio Costa, a minister under Mr Socrates, was until now expected to sweep to victory in next year's general election following years of austerity. He is conscious of the perils of the situation. Because the case surrounding Mr Socrates comes under judicial secrecy, few details have been confirmed. It is unclear whether the inquiry relates to his time in office. However, Portuguese media has reported allegations that his driver Joao Perna made a number of trips transporting cash to Paris, where Mr Socrates has been working in a new role at a pharmaceutical company. Current Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho gave his backing to the country's "strong institutions" One of Mr Socrates' long-time friends, Carlos Santos Silva, is being questioned along with lawyer Goncalo Trindade Ferreira. Two of the suspects are also being held on remand, while a fourth has been barred from foreign travel. Centre-right Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho said the case involved law rather than politics, adding that "Portugal has strong institutions that work". But the investigation has rocked Mr Socrates' Socialists, now led by Lisbon Mayor Antonio Costa who was elected as secretary-general of the party on Saturday. Mr Socrates resigned in 2011 in the midst of Portugal's mounting debt crisis. The Socialists are currently leading in opinion polls and Mr Costa said on Saturday that "we mustn't let personal feelings of solidarity and friendship impede the political action of the (party)".

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• KING LOMOTEY 11 years ago

  What has this information got to do with encouraging our young girls not to get pregnant?

  What has this information got to do with encouraging our young girls not to get pregnant?

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• The mask 11 years ago

  Nowadays businesses and government organisations have stopped demanding Secondary School Certificate or Basic Education Certificate.
  
  Each of these certificates are important. For example for many tertiary graduates the on ...
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  Nowadays businesses and government organisations have stopped demanding Secondary School Certificate or Basic Education Certificate.
  
  Each of these certificates are important. For example for many tertiary graduates the only certificate that can tell whether one can speak good English or whether one has adequate knowledge of Mathematics is the Secondary School Certificate.
  
  Similarly the only certificate that can tell whether a tertiary graduate has basic knowledge of Ghanaian history, culture, agriculture and the basic geography of West Africa is the Basic Education Certificate.

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• princewilly@ymail.com 11 years ago

  The girl admitted under parental questioning that she was pregnant,
  but couldn't say who was responsible. "All right !" bellowed her
  Mother, "you march yourself to your room, and don't come out until
  you can give us a defi ...
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  The girl admitted under parental questioning that she was pregnant,
  but couldn't say who was responsible. "All right !" bellowed her
  Mother, "you march yourself to your room, and don't come out until
  you can give us a definite answer."
  Later that night her voice rang down the stairs. "Hey Mom, I think
  I have an idea now."
  "I should hope so !" the Mother responded. "The very idea that any
  daughter of mine could get pregnant, let alone not know the father."
  "Chill Mom." the girl said. "I got it narrowed down to the band or
  the football team."

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• nene 11 years ago

  They learn from this filthy Nigeria and dirty Ghanaian films which are full of immoralities and ungodly acts.The Televisions must be kick out from the homes, because it is destroying the Children.

  They learn from this filthy Nigeria and dirty Ghanaian films which are full of immoralities and ungodly acts.The Televisions must be kick out from the homes, because it is destroying the Children.

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