Decriminalize attempted suicide - MPs plead

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• Jon Ziggy 8 years ago

  What the Oforikrom MP saying is very wise and good idea. Good that MPs from both sides are supporting the idea. That's the beauty of democracy.

  What the Oforikrom MP saying is very wise and good idea. Good that MPs from both sides are supporting the idea. That's the beauty of democracy.

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• Isaidit 8 years ago

  Some suicides attempts are the result of mental illness and must not be criminalized.Others result from weakness and lack of moral fiber and must not be tolerated .If a man makes a failed attempt to take his life just becaus ...
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  Some suicides attempts are the result of mental illness and must not be criminalized.Others result from weakness and lack of moral fiber and must not be tolerated .If a man makes a failed attempt to take his life just because his girlfriend left him for another man,I think the Police should arrest him to cool off in a jail until he is charged.Who is to say he will not go and burn his ex-girlfriend and her family alive as the suicidal man did in Kumasi?

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• Akyire twa Animu twa 8 years ago

  You must read again and get a deeper understand of what the MP and his collegues are talking about.

  You must read again and get a deeper understand of what the MP and his collegues are talking about.

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• FREE EDUCATION 8 years ago

  The speaker of parliament another dummy is begging countries to come support Ghana to build a new parliament house of which India has obliged to do so at a cost of 200 million dollars, yet the stupid president as usual has c ...
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  The speaker of parliament another dummy is begging countries to come support Ghana to build a new parliament house of which India has obliged to do so at a cost of 200 million dollars, yet the stupid president as usual has cut the sword to build a national cathedral with a 13 member useless clergy to over see it. now the question is parliament house and a cathedral which one dose the country needs most?

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• NANA 8 years ago

  NOW THAT ONE SENSE COMES OUT OF NPP MP'S SINCE THEY ARE IN POWER. ALL AROUND FOOL TALK FROM NPP MEMBERS.GOOD ADVICE mp..

  NOW THAT ONE SENSE COMES OUT OF NPP MP'S SINCE THEY ARE IN POWER. ALL AROUND FOOL TALK FROM NPP MEMBERS.GOOD ADVICE mp..

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• CORNEY 8 years ago

  I like Afenyo Markin's comments but he short of setting the records straight,the so called lecturers have made themselves untouchable that you dare question them why they failed simply because either on the part of the so ca ...
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  I like Afenyo Markin's comments but he short of setting the records straight,the so called lecturers have made themselves untouchable that you dare question them why they failed simply because either on the part of the so called ugly female students combined with the male they fail to buy their pamphlets or on the party of the so called beautiful female ones they failed to open their legs for the male lecturers,that is the facts,they give very high marks to the beautiful girls because they open their legs for them and the rest bought their pamphlets.
  This canker has spread to even Training Colleges with every teacher publishing a pamphlet and no matter how brilliant you are you have to buy the pamphlets otherwise they will fail you,to pass examination in our so called tertiary institutions in today's Ghana is now on condirion that either you buy the pamphlets or you open your legs to pass,those who don't want to do that and become frustrated are the who ones sometimes commit suicide like in the case of the UST student which the school is trying all means to cover up with some flimsy excuses,claiming the girl who left a suicide note fell accidentally,something even a lunatic will not believe.

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• Charles Ye Yeboah 8 years ago

  punish someone who attempt to end his/her life is complete madness

  punish someone who attempt to end his/her life is complete madness

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