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Presidents should be given grace period to vacate official residence – Agbesi

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  • TSUOOO 7 years ago

    Wonders shall never end.
    So Mahama doesn't want to vacate the chicken coop? Isn't that something? Didn't know the chicken coop was that wonderful...

  • Hollandey 7 years ago

    Mahama will not take our house too.
    Mahama will get out of our house

  • insight to the bone 7 years ago

    we are sick and tired of these lies by this pepeni/ayigbe alliance of evil. local media have rejected to participate in this farce to they bring in the corrupt morally perverse kin from Nigeria to talk shit and spread their l ...
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  • Ben 7 years ago

    Your tribalism and hatred has no room here. Disagree on principle and ideas but not on ethnicity. It makes you petty!

  • Brian 7 years ago

    That is the way it's done so don't start anything new.

  • Matthew 7 years ago

    Hon Agbesi is one of the people who do not vacate govenment bangalows years after their retirement. The presidential property is only given to whoever is the president so what is he talking about. In which country is this per ...
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  • taco 7 years ago

    only when Akans can become the majority in government will Ghana thrive. Apart from that Ghana is under a curse being governed by a minority group (northerners and ewes). that's the real trouble. to allow minorities to rule o ...
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  • Prof Lungu 7 years ago

    Deputy Majority Leader, Alfred Agbesi?

    What is your problem?

    Why is this man not talking about the Freedom of Information bill?

    Rather, he is talking about more government benefits for an ex-president!

    Wonders!

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  • Fae 7 years ago

    It's ok hopefully there will be a speedy transition to prison but if he's smart he will take the private plane and go into exile

  • Naa Yaa 7 years ago

    Agbesi your arguement is a non starter.
    The moment a new president is sworn in,he replaces the old in office as well as residence. The NDC knows they can make laws on the fly.

  • OBTT, THE ORIGINAL 7 years ago

    HMMM. THERE IS FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN. MAHAMA WOULD LEAVE THERE IN 3 DAYS. NO MORE, NO LESS AND NO NEGOTIATIONS. SO OFFICER AGBESI GET THE VANS READY. WHY SHOULD THEY BE GIVEN TIME IN THE FIRST PLACE? IF YOU ARE A GOVERNMENT OF ...
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  • obi 7 years ago

    HAHA

  • Ben 7 years ago

    Tell mahatma to start parking
    Even in U.K. It same why should he hang on

  • Atsu London 7 years ago

    Mahama can move to Dubai to live in those houses he used Ghanaians stolen money to aquire illegally.

  • prince. BOSTON 7 years ago

    Ndc has noticed that they r going to lost the election

  • CORNEY 7 years ago

    Just change the damn election date to early November and stop asking for extension of the lease for the president,we cannot extend the free lease for the outgoing president whilst the incoming president is looking for a place ...
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  • Anna 7 years ago

    lol hahahahaha

  • Kojo 7 years ago

    Nana b3ba

  • Kwaku Broni 7 years ago

    Mr Agbesi there are many government residences that past presidents can be accommodated. Flagstaff House and The Castle must not be one of them. Once voted out of power , the president and his family MUST vacate official buil ...
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  • ologogi ologoso 7 years ago

    vacate immediately not even .999999 micro of a second

  • Jason DeMyers 7 years ago

    Mahama is going, going , gone !!!

  • Ben 7 years ago

    You should rest assured that Mahama will be given enough time to vacate the residence. After the results are declared in December, he can leave in January.

  • Nana Yaa 7 years ago

    Because there's too many by too many women

  • igp 7 years ago

    Money swine, bullshit walks. What a cheap talk? Politics has become business to fleece once own country. In #10 Downing Street, London, the seat of the PM; the incoming PM moves in 5 to seven days on determination of which p ...
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