Bebli's death a great loss to Journalism – Employer

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• J0eY l0nD0n 8 years ago

  Why driving a car without registrations?

  Why driving a car without registrations?

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• Kwaa 8 years ago

  Lawlessness is killing us in this Country.
  They say,one should not talk bad about a dead person,but how can an experienced journalist of Mr Bebli's caliber drive an unregistered car?
  And how can a commercial vehicle be allo ...
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  Lawlessness is killing us in this Country.
  They say,one should not talk bad about a dead person,but how can an experienced journalist of Mr Bebli's caliber drive an unregistered car?
  And how can a commercial vehicle be allowed to operate without brakes?If the accident wouldn't had happened,the driver would had drove past the Police barrier without being taken off the road,even though the Police will be aware that it has no brakes.Because the one or two cedis they will get from the driver,to them is more important that the lives of the public.
  Now we have lost a promising young man because of carelessness.
  I hope with the new wind of change in Ghana,we shall all strive to be our brothers keepers,respect the rule of law and order, to prevent such unnecessary deaths.
  May Bismarck 's soul Rest In Peace.
  My deepest condolences to his family and colleagues.

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• CORNEY 8 years ago

  Really,Kwaa,do you know what they mean by unregistered car?
  What they are talking about is a new car which is not yet registered but with a temporary plate which police always stop to check the documents and make sure you re ...
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  Really,Kwaa,do you know what they mean by unregistered car?
  What they are talking about is a new car which is not yet registered but with a temporary plate which police always stop to check the documents and make sure you record where you are going in the book you have in the car, sometimes people keep their cars up to a year or more before they register them which is the practice in Ghana.
  
  On the other hand,that brakes issue is a complete lie,that is what they say if they are involved in acvident and the police always help them with that to get away with their crime.
  Just ask yourself how the report know about brakes failure,the man was speeding and didn't control the car.
  Mr Bebli should have remained in his car without going to the policeman,he should have waited in his car up until the policeman comes to him, I will not go to you.
  
  May he rest in peace.

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• Kwaa 8 years ago

  Whatever it is,it was an avoidable death,and very unnecessary.

  Whatever it is,it was an avoidable death,and very unnecessary.

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• Abdulai Mahamadu 8 years ago

  Safe journey.

  Safe journey.

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• Faustina 8 years ago

  Awwwww hmmmmm May his soul rest in perfect peace

  Awwwww hmmmmm May his soul rest in perfect peace

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• Fk. 8 years ago

  Police can stop and check your documents at anytime sometime disregarding their own safety and that of the driver and public. This is insane.

  Police can stop and check your documents at anytime sometime disregarding their own safety and that of the driver and public. This is insane.

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• Godfrey 8 years ago

  Was a tutor, friend n brother. Kwaa, truly it was an avoidable death. Rip sir.

  Was a tutor, friend n brother. Kwaa, truly it was an avoidable death. Rip sir.

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• Kafui Gale-Zooyiku 8 years ago

  Was a shock to me because we spoke the previous morning. May he rest in peace

  Was a shock to me because we spoke the previous morning. May he rest in peace

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• Jeff, UK 8 years ago

  I wish it had only been a copy. They are nuisance and just are not professional. They are drunks as well

  I wish it had only been a copy. They are nuisance and just are not professional. They are drunks as well

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