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M. DAKE 9 years ago

NDC IS DONE FOLKS, NPP ALL THE WAY

NDC IS DONE FOLKS, NPP ALL THE WAY
M. DAKE 9 years ago

THIEVES-NDC FOLKS ARE THIEVES

THIEVES-NDC FOLKS ARE THIEVES
BB 9 years ago

NPP are arrogant cocaine dealers who are desperate for power. They must not be taken serious. While the wallow in confusion, Mahama is changing lives and transforming Ghana positively. 120,000 young people are being employed ...
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NPP are arrogant cocaine dealers who are desperate for power. They must not be taken serious. While the wallow in confusion, Mahama is changing lives and transforming Ghana positively. 120,000 young people are being employed by the youth employment agency under its various modules
vigour 9 years ago

This is funny and should not happen in Ghana. Who was the last person to sigh for the docket and if proper Filing is conducted,we won't have this issue.

This is funny and should not happen in Ghana. Who was the last person to sigh for the docket and if proper Filing is conducted,we won't have this issue.
BB 9 years ago

NPP shall remain in the bush as they have no message, are confused and disunited. Vote JM for a better Ghana. He is changing lives one at time. 81,150 is the total number of young farmers in the youth in agricultural program

NPP shall remain in the bush as they have no message, are confused and disunited. Vote JM for a better Ghana. He is changing lives one at time. 81,150 is the total number of young farmers in the youth in agricultural program
Ampom 9 years ago

God is watching u.how could u people be so heartless.think about the nation for once n stop defending the indefensible we not kids is the country

God is watching u.how could u people be so heartless.think about the nation for once n stop defending the indefensible we not kids is the country
Michael 9 years ago

Eeeeeeiiiii me man Ghana. Corruption everywhere

Eeeeeeiiiii me man Ghana. Corruption everywhere
State of the Nation-- in shambles 9 years ago

The commander-in-chief of corruption is John(the dead goat) Mahamma !

The commander-in-chief of corruption is John(the dead goat) Mahamma !
BB 9 years ago

The commander in chief of fear and panic is Nana Addo, hez desperate to come to power, meanwhile he is too old. Mahama is the man for 2016 as he has improved living conditions of Ghanaians and developed a lot of infrastructur ...
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The commander in chief of fear and panic is Nana Addo, hez desperate to come to power, meanwhile he is too old. Mahama is the man for 2016 as he has improved living conditions of Ghanaians and developed a lot of infrastructure. 19,606 beneficiaries involved in various businesses have received support from micro finance and small loan centre since 2010
aikins 9 years ago

Nobody takes your toilet roll The-Alhaj serious.

Nobody takes your toilet roll The-Alhaj serious.

KYEBI ADVOCATE 9 years ago

What about computer backup files, Ghana ?

What about computer backup files, Ghana ?
Annas Sologo Sodengi 9 years ago

Almost all state institutions is very frustrating and energy sapping these acts should be jealously guard against .

Almost all state institutions is very frustrating and energy sapping these acts should be jealously guard against .
barima owusu akyem tenten agyekum 9 years ago

The entire judiciary service is rotten from top to bottom. Since the exposure of the corrupt judges by Anas no action has been taken against judges involved.

The entire judiciary service is rotten from top to bottom. Since the exposure of the corrupt judges by Anas no action has been taken against judges involved.
Victor A. Young 9 years ago

Until the Judiciary, headed by Mrs. Georgina Wood purges the entire system of criminals within, Ghana is heading nowhere. These criminals were employed during those dark years in Ghana's history: 1979-2000 to help usher in a ...
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Until the Judiciary, headed by Mrs. Georgina Wood purges the entire system of criminals within, Ghana is heading nowhere. These criminals were employed during those dark years in Ghana's history: 1979-2000 to help usher in a new era, filled with hatred, tribalism and wicked ideas.

This is not strange though; GBC film archives was burnt to the ground, in order to wipe out all traces of Ghana's noble history. We still harbour criminals within the system, and until they are removed from the system, Ghana won't go anywhere.
Daas 9 years ago

Complain complain they get a verbal warning then written warning then they ALL GET sacked ...simple

Complain complain they get a verbal warning then written warning then they ALL GET sacked ...simple
Ur 9 years ago

Let us use the computer to our benefits.
A. Judges must record proceedings and save them on the computer, or the Flash drive or dvd
B. There should also be s central system to save the proceedings at the end of the day.
C. ...
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Let us use the computer to our benefits.
A. Judges must record proceedings and save them on the computer, or the Flash drive or dvd
B. There should also be s central system to save the proceedings at the end of the day.
C. All parties to a case should be given access to these records at any time.
D. Increase the employment of worker at the judiciary.
E. True justice is expensive.
sa ad 9 years ago

As for this paper??? People always plead anonymous....name withheld... Lol.. Alhaj, wise up!

As for this paper??? People always plead anonymous....name withheld... Lol.. Alhaj, wise up!
Osagyefo 9 years ago

Waht are computers for?

Waht are computers for?
crrks 9 years ago

Itbis time to get rid of paper and introduce an IT infrastructure to curb corruption. I'm an IT man myself and the past and current governments have resisted any introductio

Itbis time to get rid of paper and introduce an IT infrastructure to curb corruption. I'm an IT man myself and the past and current governments have resisted any introductio
crrks 9 years ago

Introduction of IT Infrastructure that will curb corruption. It is in the employees beat interest to resist. Why keepnpaperbdocs to be stolen and burnt. It is time to pressure the government to move away from paper.

Introduction of IT Infrastructure that will curb corruption. It is in the employees beat interest to resist. Why keepnpaperbdocs to be stolen and burnt. It is time to pressure the government to move away from paper.

Kojo Billy Duncan 9 years ago

This has been happening in the civil service since 1966. These corrupt officials claim to be religious. Wicked people.

This has been happening in the civil service since 1966. These corrupt officials claim to be religious. Wicked people.
Michael 9 years ago

Eeeeeiiiii me man Ghana. Corruption here corruption there corruption everywhere

Eeeeeiiiii me man Ghana. Corruption here corruption there corruption everywhere
Michael 9 years ago

Corruption everywhere

Corruption everywhere
Ben 9 years ago

If you have a father who drinks and smokes will he have any moral right or justification to advice or prevent you from drinking or smoking?

If you have a father who drinks and smokes will he have any moral right or justification to advice or prevent you from drinking or smoking?
Rev. Ashley 9 years ago

Al-Haj is speaking the truth. This cancer is so so widespread that the Chief Justice and his team must sit up. Apart from the regular disgraceful problem of missing files.Some of the judge's are also very corrupt. The issue i ...
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Al-Haj is speaking the truth. This cancer is so so widespread that the Chief Justice and his team must sit up. Apart from the regular disgraceful problem of missing files.Some of the judge's are also very corrupt. The issue is very widespread n cannot be allowed to go on. CJ stop the connivance between some lawyers and judges too. It is evil.
jeee 9 years ago

so many vagabonds in there, matter ,for their date

so many vagabonds in there, matter ,for their date
yussif 9 years ago

those who missing the files shd be sanction 4 that.

those who missing the files shd be sanction 4 that.
Ac Truth 9 years ago

Why must we always insult wthout even rerifing the story? I can assure you that what the paper is saying is 110% true.

Why must we always insult wthout even rerifing the story? I can assure you that what the paper is saying is 110% true.
Amidini 9 years ago

People commit crime and are not punish

People commit crime and are not punish
Lex 9 years ago

We blame the white man for all our troubles but majority of our problems are self- destructive. Too much lies and evil has infiltrated into the social fabric of Ghanaian culture. Evil from the president to the one year old! O ...
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We blame the white man for all our troubles but majority of our problems are self- destructive. Too much lies and evil has infiltrated into the social fabric of Ghanaian culture. Evil from the president to the one year old! Oh God?

CHANGE IS COMING 9 years ago

There's an old lady at Ho High Court III who's fond of arm-twisting tactics against clients of the Court. She demands gifts in subtle ways. If you fail to pay she will deliberately not make your docket available to the judge ...
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There's an old lady at Ho High Court III who's fond of arm-twisting tactics against clients of the Court. She demands gifts in subtle ways. If you fail to pay she will deliberately not make your docket available to the judge who is supposed to have read it before coming to court. Many clients have complained silently and in anger. She sits in front of the High Court Judge every time, bidding her time to do damages. Supervising High Court High Court Judge, please take action now. Dont wait till you get a complaint. Enough is enough. Vile woman, shaaaaame!!!

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