NPP will decentralise Police recruitment - Sammy Awuku

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Kombomyum Sampson k 8 years ago

Everyone knows that Npp will win this election except ndc fools. Can ndc bring any good thing to Ghanaians? Ndc and John mahama has been cursed by God. May God take away that cup of suffering from Ghanaians. Ndc is an associa ...
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Everyone knows that Npp will win this election except ndc fools. Can ndc bring any good thing to Ghanaians? Ndc and John mahama has been cursed by God. May God take away that cup of suffering from Ghanaians. Ndc is an association of fools coming together to steal and destroy Ghana. May God forbid for a reasonable human being to vote for mahama again
Nun 8 years ago

It is only people who are not able to predict the consequences of their behaviour, who would talk like you are.

It is only people who are not able to predict the consequences of their behaviour, who would talk like you are.
Asana kwaku 8 years ago

WHERE WAS NPP IN 2000-2008

WHERE WAS NPP IN 2000-2008
Asana kwaku 8 years ago

NO PUNISHMENT FOR LIES

NO PUNISHMENT FOR LIES
Kwaku Boateng Jnr. 8 years ago

A very reasonable proposal, so that each region can recruit.

A very reasonable proposal, so that each region can recruit.
Nun 8 years ago

It is only people who are not able to predict the consequences of their behaviour, who would think this is a good idea.

It is only people who are not able to predict the consequences of their behaviour, who would think this is a good idea.
fkbf 8 years ago

NPP ALL THE WAY TO THE JUBILEE HOUSE COME DEC 7

NPP ALL THE WAY TO THE JUBILEE HOUSE COME DEC 7
Nun 8 years ago

Just what is the point in decentralising police recruitment? It will simply create ways for more bribery and corruption. Only family members and friends of people in the service will get the chance. Sometimes we can't oppose ...
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Just what is the point in decentralising police recruitment? It will simply create ways for more bribery and corruption. Only family members and friends of people in the service will get the chance. Sometimes we can't oppose for the sake of it. We really do need to think if our policies can help us. This is a very bad idea indeed. Hopefully, it does not ever happen.
CORNEY 8 years ago

What NPP did in the past when they were in power giving quotas to regions to tribalize the recruitmen in the security services is what this Awuku idiot keeps talking about,he keeps talking about the police instead of telling ...
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What NPP did in the past when they were in power giving quotas to regions to tribalize the recruitmen in the security services is what this Awuku idiot keeps talking about,he keeps talking about the police instead of telling Ghanaians what they will do as a party or government to change their living conditions.

His objective or their objective is to tribalize the security services again by controlling how they do their job.
Which democracy in the world a political party politicized the security services by telling them how they do their job,who they recruit?

To this Awuku idiot,qualification means you have to be Akan to get into the security services.
Paa Nii 8 years ago

CHANGE IS COMING. WE ARE SO EXCITED!

CHANGE IS COMING. WE ARE SO EXCITED!

KK 8 years ago

WHAT DOES THAT TELL YOU?

WHAT DOES THAT TELL YOU?
AGBESI KWESI 8 years ago

ARE DANGBES CHEAP
In trying to acquire a piece of land in Damango in the Northern Region the government paid an amount of GHC2,500,000.00 as Kola Fee(Knocking Fee) and was paid upfront. I don't see why the people of Ada shou ...
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ARE DANGBES CHEAP
In trying to acquire a piece of land in Damango in the Northern Region the government paid an amount of GHC2,500,000.00 as Kola Fee(Knocking Fee) and was paid upfront. I don't see why the people of Ada should accept a paltry GHC100.00 as Knocking Fee to acquire land for the construction of a Day Secondary Schoolin Ada and an amount of which is even in arrears.
Honesty-the best policy! 8 years ago

i am beginning to wonder whether you are really an Ewe.Because we are not noted for fanning tribalism. We have been victims for decades hence we are sensitive and sensible about tribal issues. That is why you are very differe ...
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i am beginning to wonder whether you are really an Ewe.Because we are not noted for fanning tribalism. We have been victims for decades hence we are sensitive and sensible about tribal issues. That is why you are very different and I believe you are under an assumed name to fan trouble. In Jesus name your plans will backfire!
AGBESI KWESI 8 years ago

I stand for equity, equal justice, good virtues and unity. I am against anybody who indulges in division, discrimination, injustice and disunity like Mahama is doing. JJ Rawlings never did this things as a leader and he is an ...
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I stand for equity, equal justice, good virtues and unity. I am against anybody who indulges in division, discrimination, injustice and disunity like Mahama is doing. JJ Rawlings never did this things as a leader and he is an ewe. If Mahama is practicing these vices herein enumerated it behoves on me to expose him.
Honesty-the best policy! 8 years ago

There is no need wasting time correcting this bum for after all they will not taste power anytime soon

There is no need wasting time correcting this bum for after all they will not taste power anytime soon
Orji 8 years ago

3y3 as3m ooo, npp and fake promises. Every member of npp can now open his mouth n make a promise.

3y3 as3m ooo, npp and fake promises. Every member of npp can now open his mouth n make a promise.
JOHN 8 years ago

SO IF NANA ADDO WILL LOSE, HOW WILL NPP COME TO POWER?.

SO IF NANA ADDO WILL LOSE, HOW WILL NPP COME TO POWER?.
MOI 8 years ago

SAMMY PHONE THIEF, YOU AND YOUR NPP ARE GOING NO WHERE.

SAMMY PHONE THIEF, YOU AND YOUR NPP ARE GOING NO WHERE.
Kofi Gbagbladza 8 years ago

Another silly boy.

Another silly boy.
Kwame 8 years ago

Busia's Apollo 568 will be repeated by NPP in case it wins the elections. NPP will dismiss members of tribes it does not like from both the civil and public service at it did in 1969 and 2001.
It is a fact that NPP members ...
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Busia's Apollo 568 will be repeated by NPP in case it wins the elections. NPP will dismiss members of tribes it does not like from both the civil and public service at it did in 1969 and 2001.
It is a fact that NPP members just throw words about without understanding them. How can a party that dismiss people from state employment because they are from a particular tribe call itself a patriotic party.

kojab 8 years ago

do yiu guy think the police service is your fathers porperty so you stand any where and say what you like big fool

do yiu guy think the police service is your fathers porperty so you stand any where and say what you like big fool
Kee 8 years ago

They can't think straight, the same colonial way of doing things. Every regional command should be empowered and provided with resources to recruit to the national pool. Those at The Police Headquarters aren't better than the ...
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They can't think straight, the same colonial way of doing things. Every regional command should be empowered and provided with resources to recruit to the national pool. Those at The Police Headquarters aren't better than the regional commanders. Some of the them are political appointees doing their corrupt master's bidding. BEHOLD NPP IS GOING TO DO NEW THINGS TO THE ADMIRATION OF SENSIBLE PEOPLE.
HONEST MAN 8 years ago

Sammy Awuku should remember that it was the NPP that started the shoddy recruitment process and it has come to stay. The only way left for the politicians is to leave the Police Service Recruitment to the Service .Do not poin ...
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Sammy Awuku should remember that it was the NPP that started the shoddy recruitment process and it has come to stay. The only way left for the politicians is to leave the Police Service Recruitment to the Service .Do not point accusing fingers at others when you were the first to start it. Remove the log in your eyes, for you to see well.
Abankus 8 years ago

Sammy u can't fool us with this ur politically motivated infantile statement of decentralizing recruitment.

Sammy u can't fool us with this ur politically motivated infantile statement of decentralizing recruitment.
Woman Yaw 8 years ago

Ghana is not a federal state. Even Nigeria which is a federal state still has a unified Police Service. The police Service Commission moves from one zone to another to recruit using the same set of standardised exams.. No sta ...
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Ghana is not a federal state. Even Nigeria which is a federal state still has a unified Police Service. The police Service Commission moves from one zone to another to recruit using the same set of standardised exams.. No state in Nigeria has the right to recruit it's policemen.Ut is surprising that NPP Hseboy allows Awuku to be their spokesman on security matters an area he is least qualified. Why not engage the former I GPS like Owusu Nsiah and Akyeampong to advise them on police recruitment instead Awuku who has spent far made infantile policy positions on the Police.
Alphonse 8 years ago

What exactly is NPP agenda on the Ghana Police? Sammy Awuku and the NPP seem so fixated on the Police that one begins to wondrous what their hidden agenda is. May be to appoint three successive IGPs from Ashanti like they did ...
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What exactly is NPP agenda on the Ghana Police? Sammy Awuku and the NPP seem so fixated on the Police that one begins to wondrous what their hidden agenda is. May be to appoint three successive IGPs from Ashanti like they did from 2000 to 2008 paving way for very serious crime to thrive in the country.
Wasik 8 years ago

Not only that everything must be decentralized.

Not only that everything must be decentralized.

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