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Anger over Indonesia executions

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  • Rans 10 years ago

    I know punishment by death is something else but that is the law of the land. Indonisia is not the only country which does executions. Australia will fine you even if you were eating carrot on the plane but did not finish it ...
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  • ELINAM 10 years ago

    HYPOCRITES PER EXCELLENCE.
    The white man is the most revengeful of all races and carry on executions of all kinds on this earth.
    THE LAW IS THE LAW.
    If weak Ghanaian criminal leaders could put their flabby feett down for o ...
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  • DR TRUTH 10 years ago

    OUR IMBECILE N USELESS PRESIDENT SITS ALOOF WHILE INNOCENT GHANAINS ARE KILLED IN SOUTH AFRICA WHERAS AUSTRALIA HAS TAKEN ACTION OVER THE EXECUTION OF CONVICTED AUSTRALIAN CRIMINALS

  • abdul rauf 10 years ago

    Stop insulting leaders maybe urswould have been more worser than mahama.pls give him some ccredit.

  • JERRY 10 years ago

    MAHAMA AND HIS FAT FORGIEN MINISTER HANNA TEETH ARE BIG LOSERS THAT SIMPLY GOT TO GO HOME ,SINCE THEY CANNOT DO THEIR JOBS.
    THE EVIL GHANA GOVT COULD NOT CARE WHAT IS HAPPING TO ANY GHANA PERSON OVER SEAS

  • Ebenezer Boamah 10 years ago

    Hypocritical Australia, they pleaded only for their nationals who happened to be the ring leaders. They treat immigrants like drug criminals - how about that?

  • Trager 10 years ago

    at least the australians care abt their own. do we?
    what the fuck is the Ghanaian consulate there for.

  • ELINAM 10 years ago

    Din't they killed all the Tasmania blacks and took their island off the south of Australia and drugged the black indigenous population? Didn't they poisoned their waters that they drink and reduced their population and introd ...
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  • okofo 10 years ago

    Everyone is responsible for not taking or taking drugs. It's true that drugs destroys people, but if you REFUSE to use it, it will not destroy you, will it? what happens to RESPONSIBILITY?

  • Constructivist 10 years ago

    Yes, Australia and Brazil are furious and did all they could to save the lives of their nationals, what has Ghana said before and after the execution of the Ghanaian, Martin Anderson?

  • A disappointed Ghanaian 10 years ago

    Exactly my point! Ghana web has reported the execution of the Australian and Brazilian prisoners yet failed to mention their own national. what a shame. It goes to show how much human lives are valued in comparison to politic ...
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  • PAPA 10 years ago

    Thank God they have been killed, there was NO GHANAIAN involved and even if there was, he deserve what he got, the Anderson guy is a Nigerian with a fake Ghanaian passport so deos another Nigerian with a fake Spanish passport ...
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  • SAUDIQ 10 years ago

    Papa, your happiness is about the Nigerians among them, your happiness knows no bound Nigerians were killed for drugs as though Ghanaians don't have history of their own drug businesses that spans across the globe. Ametephe's ...
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  • nanamik 10 years ago

    That man is full ghana

  • Ghanaman 10 years ago

    Mahama doesnt have time for ghanaians how much more one on death row?he's busy looting the nation's coffers!!!

  • Kobby T 10 years ago

    Ghana's reaction should be a BIG THANK YOU! We respect your laws and your ABILITY TO ENFORCE THEM. We only WISH we had the BALLS to enforce our own laws and DAMN THE BLOW BACK from selfish unpatriotic individuals.

  • ELINAM 10 years ago

    Laws are enforced to keep a nation standing.
    And Indonesia's law tells you there no punks in that nation.
    Here in Ghana, Mahama is pleading with criminal public officials to be kind to the national purse that they become t ...
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  • Bukom banku 10 years ago

    Thank you - at last someone talking some sense. Drug dealing is vile evil and one is warned so many times about the penalty! I'm sure if they hadn't been caught they would have continued!! Sad they chose this path but good fo ...
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  • OKO 10 years ago

    Who told you this so called Martin Anderson is a Ghanaian? This man is a Nigerian using Ghanaians passport to commit crime and brand our country as a drug trafficking people. Already Akufo Addo's relatives are serving various ...
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  • JJ 10 years ago

    Well said OKO, That was a Nigerian. Indeed Indonesia only enforced an existing law. Australia should compensate those who died from drugs and prevent her citizens from joining ISIS. More than 2000 Australians are with ISIS

  • okofo 10 years ago

    What happened to RESPONSIBILITY? The best way to fight this menace is to punish BOTH USERS and SELLERS alike. Insofar as there are users (DEMAND), I doubt sellers ( SUPPLY) will stop.

  • STAFFORD 10 years ago

    A woman cries out, RAPE !, in the UK, and you are in big trouble. Someone cries out, THIEF!, in Nigeria, and you are in deep trouble. Another person cries out , DRUGS!, in some countries, and you are but a LIVING-DEAD. A weap ...
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  • Sammy 10 years ago

    Oh, oh, oh, so does it mean Ghanaians do not have any leader to fight/speak for us? Not even to plead for them to reject it? Abbaaaaa! It is a disgrace to Ghana. Why was government having interest with Naayele Ametefe's case ...
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  • Nana 10 years ago

    I doubt he is a Ghanaian. His family in Ghana should come forward.

  • J. D Mahama 10 years ago

    He has no family in ghana but the criminal goro boys from Nima who helped him to acquired the ghana passport fraudulently. He is a nigerian drug dealer living somewhere in before his arrest in Indonesia.

  • J. D Mahama 10 years ago

    Somewhere in Ghana before his arrest.

  • Charles Akono 10 years ago

    Human life's is important to destroy it and everybody must pray not it to happen to any of our Africans because we Love's our people

  • kk 10 years ago

    This rats deserve to die,we don't give aderm weather the guy is Ghanaian or Nigerian..
    drugs is killing people rapidly every day, and the dealers are leaving comfortably driving big big cars roaming in Ghana
    they should hav ...
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  • Connie 10 years ago

    True! It's a nasty business!

  • KATAKYIE OF ST. LUKE HOUSE 10 years ago

    RAWLINGS HAD ECONOMIC SABOTEURS EXECUTED BY FIRING SQUAD INSTEAD OF GIVING THEM CHANCE TO PAY WHAT THEY EMBEZZLED SO LEAVE INDONESIA ALONE.
    SALAMI,KOFI OSEI, OWU,ODONKOR,ADU WERE EXECUTED IN MAY 1985.

  • Mani 10 years ago

    I think I picture used to headline the story doesn't match at all, the editor of this story could have done better .

  • Mani 10 years ago

    I think the picture...........

  • obed , accra 10 years ago

    this is highly insensitive and barberic acts therefore the internstional community and authorities should entreat the asian country , to review its laws in the region.

  • Pelicles 10 years ago

    Indonesia is a sovereign nation and has the right to introduce whatever laws it pleases to protect herself. Now, if you use that country as a transit point to trade in drugs, you do that at your own risk.

    Indonesia should ...
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  • sam 10 years ago

    THE ISLAM RELLIGEN AROUND THE WORLD IS A RELLIGEN OF LUCEFER AKA SATAN
    ISLAM BELIVE IN PAIN,MISURY BLOOD ,KILLINGS,CHILD ABUSE ,WOMEN ABUSE,HANGING THEWORLD MUST BOYCUT THE SATANIC ISLAMIC PEOPLE OF THE WORLD

  • KKBK 10 years ago

    cut n paste ghanaweb its actually unnecesary for one to waste time logging on. this article is direct from bbc at least u should have taken the pain to edit it and at least highlight the plight of the ghanaian and the two nig ...
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  • Titi 10 years ago

    Constructivist, it was reported that Martin Anderson is infact a Nigerian, he was using a fake Ghanaian passport.

  • Trager 10 years ago

    Ghanaian or Nigerian, does it matter? death penalty should be reserved for convicted serial killers and terrorists who constantly seek to end the lives of others. do the buyers and users get the same punishment as the dealer ...
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  • STEVE. 10 years ago

    Well is sad to hear someone is being executed, but on the other hand, they implanted that "curse" on themselves. They took the "get rich quick" stance by smuggling drugs from a country that they knew quite well that when caug ...
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  • ZION A.AYARIGA 10 years ago

    Oh black rulers, we have no respect and love for our own and citizenry,no diplomatic immunity, when will we learn to own ourselves.

  • owuo 10 years ago

    I saw in CNN that the are Austrália ,france. Ghana .brazil, Nigéria and indonésia .but tô confirm this news on ghanaweb, it does, nt say anything that it among ghana citizian,Só it false news that heard from CNN or what ...
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  • utopia 10 years ago

    Yes it's false news. It was thought at first that Anderson was a Ghanaian but later learned he was using a fake ghanaian passport.

  • Michael K. Tettevi 10 years ago

    Say NO to drugs. Will this mark your beginning, continuation or end of drug trafficking ? If you see drug, call it ''DEATH.'' If you carry drug, you carry your own DEATH. Be careful. Never lose guard. Quick money is quick dea ...
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  • Futurama 10 years ago

    What is all these noises about the executions? The law in Indonesia is very clear. "Do not bring drugs into Indonesia. If you did, you would be executed". Simple. Let Australia harbour the drug gangs and allow narcotics to fl ...
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  • William K. Kyei 10 years ago

    Respect the laws of the land of other nations. Period ! They deserve what they got.