Judgement debt: Attorney General orally examines Woyome today

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• Wayome in prison now 8 years ago

  This Wayome must be jailed please, what a fucker is this rat? Just retrieved the money asap and let him stop all his fucking garbage talking. Nonsense, is he above the law of the country? Look at his nose like osono kote.

  This Wayome must be jailed please, what a fucker is this rat? Just retrieved the money asap and let him stop all his fucking garbage talking. Nonsense, is he above the law of the country? Look at his nose like osono kote.

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• Stephen Donkor, New York. 8 years ago

  I don't know how to describe fickle minded idiots like you. You're not even using your real name to spew this nonsense. How many people did JJ Rawlings killed or incarcerated for engaging in deals which would considered a me ...
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  I don't know how to describe fickle minded idiots like you. You're not even using your real name to spew this nonsense. How many people did JJ Rawlings killed or incarcerated for engaging in deals which would considered a mere token as compared to what Ibrahim is said to have engaged in? Did the said acquisition by Ibrahim Mahama get a parliamentary approval? If not, the deal is null and void, bet me: if a sibling of a sitting president can just nicodemously acquire such a land to explore and mine our natural resources of this magnitude without even a parliamentary or the approval of the district assembly, what does the Wicked John Mahama family and cronies take Ghanaians for? Nonsense he should go to Bole Bamboi and Keta and set up his own Banana Republic and engage in such a dubious undertakings solely!!! Who would let him keep those concessions? He should prepare himself for a class action lawsuit if every effort fails. Damn the Mahamas and their naked eye pilferings.

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• Prof. Issifu, USA 8 years ago

  The Money must be retrieved plus accrued interests. That's the right thing to do!!

  The Money must be retrieved plus accrued interests. That's the right thing to do!!

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• Abewaha 8 years ago

  How can one person loot this amount of money from the state and expect not be to challenged. His fictitious judgement debt.

  How can one person loot this amount of money from the state and expect not be to challenged. His fictitious judgement debt.

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