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POOR JOURNALISM.GHANAWEB EMPLOY BETTER STAFFS NOT THIS ASHANTI ENGLISH WEI. KWASIAFOUR MY ASANTE AND AKAN TRIBE . FOOLISH TRIBES THOUGH AM ONE OF THEM.
Kwasia, look at the English you're using to attack someone, illiterate
Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine......for instance 10 paracetamol at once........or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.
Lori, you better respect ok, why that comments. If you have beef with the English, point straight to it, don't be tribalistic and insultive
Why open your door if you weren't expecting anyone??... some girls are Dangerous....
Exactly. Family and friends just shows up in your house unannounced, thinking is normal and you should open them.
Thank God I don’t live permanently in Gh, because I won’t tolerate any unannounced visitors.
A ghanaian shot. Who cares?
Some men are just evil. How can you be sleeping with your fellow man's girlfriend. He deserves it. If they keep shooting them, others will take a cue from it
Some men?? Smh. Did he rape the woman?? Why are you not accusing the woman of being evil too??
The said woman was just a fiancée not married so is still a fair game.
I blame men because our brains are stronger than that of women. So even if a lady throws herself at you, knowing fully well that she is engaged, you should decline her advances. Like seriously going after married women and gi ...
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Girlfrienfs have to try out different dicks to see which one is worth keeping!
Wickedness to the core
But sleeping with someone's girlfriend or wife is common with Krobos so why killed him, maybe they have changed the custom
Fool, mention your tribe and tell me no man sleeps with married women
I am saddened by this unnecessary death because of lack of basic knowledge of first aid. If really he was shot in the thigh and nowhere else, a tourniquet could have saved his life. As it is,I suspect that the shot hit the ar ...
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