I sing praise and worship to relax – Woyome

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Kokuvi Da Togolese 9 years ago

Why won't you sing and relax. You never expected such huge and gargantuan loot to come your way. Balao! Fiafitor! Julor!

Why won't you sing and relax. You never expected such huge and gargantuan loot to come your way. Balao! Fiafitor! Julor!
Joe 9 years ago

NICE ONE BUT JUST PAY THE MONEY

NICE ONE BUT JUST PAY THE MONEY
JOHN MAHAMA THE THIEF MAN 9 years ago

NDC THIEVES/NDC LIARS/NDC KILLERS

NDC THIEVES/NDC LIARS/NDC KILLERS
JEE 9 years ago

Foolish Woyome, God Will punish you and anybody who received some of the money

Foolish Woyome, God Will punish you and anybody who received some of the money
NPP MUST RELEASE NUMBER 5 SIGN 9 years ago

WE NEED A POPULAR SIGN SIMILAR TO PRESIDENT KUFUOR'S ASI3H) WHICH BECAME SO WIDESPREAD. SOMETHING THE OLD & ILLITERATE CAN EASILY IDENTIFY WITH BALLOT POSITION NUMBER 5

WE NEED A POPULAR SIGN SIMILAR TO PRESIDENT KUFUOR'S ASI3H) WHICH BECAME SO WIDESPREAD. SOMETHING THE OLD & ILLITERATE CAN EASILY IDENTIFY WITH BALLOT POSITION NUMBER 5
Rzxm 9 years ago

Please Woyome, don't bring God in this saga. First of all, any God fearing person would not have stolen from the state coffers. Go on your knees and ask God for forgiveness.

Please Woyome, don't bring God in this saga. First of all, any God fearing person would not have stolen from the state coffers. Go on your knees and ask God for forgiveness.
Rev Edwin 9 years ago

Tell the truth and you will relax better.

Tell the truth and you will relax better.
Bisi 9 years ago

Why don't you want to admit that you took the money fraudulently ? You know in your heart that you stole the money . No amount of rhetorical excuses will change the minds of Ghanaians. Pay the money.

Why don't you want to admit that you took the money fraudulently ? You know in your heart that you stole the money . No amount of rhetorical excuses will change the minds of Ghanaians. Pay the money.
Yame 9 years ago

Why is NDC preaching against change? Is this the first time we have changed governments? Is this because the stealing and corruption is so deep they don't want to lose power? 39 billion indebtedness, when will our children fi ...
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Why is NDC preaching against change? Is this the first time we have changed governments? Is this because the stealing and corruption is so deep they don't want to lose power? 39 billion indebtedness, when will our children finish paying this debt. Where is the money?
ISSA ABONGO 9 years ago

Information available to the Daily Statesman indicates that after giving out the final register for the upcoming polls to the various political parties, the Electoral Commission still went ahead to compile more names for spec ...
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Information available to the Daily Statesman indicates that after giving out the final register for the upcoming polls to the various political parties, the Electoral Commission still went ahead to compile more names for special voting, extending the period for the exercise to as late as yesterday, and doing it on the blind side of the parties.
Information available to the Daily Statesman indicates that after giving out the final register for the upcoming polls to the various political parties, the Electoral Commission still went ahead to compile more names for special voting, extending the period for the exercise to as late as yesterday, and doing it on the blind side of the parties.

While the regulations guiding the elections say the final register must be given to the parties at least 21 days to the polls, the special voting list must be compiled at least 40 days to the polls.

According to a police wireless message written on the directives of the Inspector General of Police, “Information received from the EC indicate (sic) that closing date for updating the early voting register is Sunday 20/11/2016.”

In another police wireless message, dated November 17, 2016, the IGP directed all regional, divisional, district, and unit commanders “to liaise with their respective EC officials to key in missing names of all security personnel within their jurisdiction.”

The message further directed officers commanding police training schools to liaise with police regional commanders to “key in names of recruits in training onto the special voters list to enable them participate in the early voting.”

What appears to make this development worrying is the fact that, as far as the law is concerned, the application to be entered on the list of special voters had been determined and concluded as far back as October 28, 2016, forty two clear days to the Election Day.

The CI 94 which is the law governing the conduct of the December 7 polls spells out, first of all, who qualifies to apply to be entered into the list of special voters and how that application process ought to be done.

It also spells out where and when that process ought to be completed. And the directive from the head of police runs in contravention to the CI 94 provisions.

As it stands now, and with only 15 days to the polls, it is legally impossible to be having an exercise of adding more names to the special voters list which the law clearly states the application ought to be over and done with not later than forty-two days before the polling day of December 7, 2016.

In a related development, there appears to be nearly 30,000 voters that have not been accounted for by the EC.

Whilst the number of registered voters on the final register given to the political parties, and used as the basis to dispense the ballots to the various polling stations across the country, stands at 15,680,910, the figure on the website of the EC is 15,682,910, a clear difference of 20,980.

Per what the EC gave the political parties, the Greater Accra has the highest voter population of 3, 053,572; followed by the Ashanti region with 2,867,907. The Eastern region follows next with 1,603,176, whilst the Western region comes up with 1,579,750.

The northern region voter population stands at 1,426,500, with the Brong Ahafo following closely with 1,404,642. The Central, Volta, Upper East and Upper West regions have voter populations of 1,403,855, 1,280,670, 647,824 and 415,014 respectively.

K kojoaa 9 years ago

Even the devil himself was once a lead worship singer

Even the devil himself was once a lead worship singer
Panther 9 years ago

Kwasiakwa very soon you will relax in jail

Kwasiakwa very soon you will relax in jail
Yaw Minta 9 years ago

You can sing all the praise you like but you will always remain a thief. The only way to redeem yourself is to tell the truth and ask for forgiveness. Anything short of that will do you no good.

You can sing all the praise you like but you will always remain a thief. The only way to redeem yourself is to tell the truth and ask for forgiveness. Anything short of that will do you no good.
Moses 9 years ago

Why won't u sing praises with all your criminal activities,pay the money

Why won't u sing praises with all your criminal activities,pay the money
Kofi 9 years ago

Woyome is nota thief . people calling him thief should perhaps check themselves first including justice dotse , yeboah and amidu. It was court that granted him the relief poepke must ridicule the court rather.

Woyome is nota thief . people calling him thief should perhaps check themselves first including justice dotse , yeboah and amidu. It was court that granted him the relief poepke must ridicule the court rather.
Emmanuel Boye 9 years ago

This bastard is a big thief period he have to bring all the money he stole otherwise all his properties must be sold and he also go to jail in Nsawan prison

This bastard is a big thief period he have to bring all the money he stole otherwise all his properties must be sold and he also go to jail in Nsawan prison

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