Minority condemns attack on Ghanaian peacekeepers in Lebanon, demands full investigation

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• Ghana stands with Trump and Israel 13 hours ago

  We are on Israel and USA side

  We are on Israel and USA side

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• Walewale Arab 13 hours ago

  You and who? Kwasea. Slave

  You and who? Kwasea. Slave

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• GHANA STANDS FOR TRUMP AND ISRAEL? - Ghanani 10 hours ago

  Ghana stands for Trump and Israel? Exclude me please. I am not a fool to stand forTrump who hates non-whites and has
  no respect for Africans. And stand for the genocidal state of Israel? Am i crazy?

  Ghana stands for Trump and Israel? Exclude me please. I am not a fool to stand forTrump who hates non-whites and has
  no respect for Africans. And stand for the genocidal state of Israel? Am i crazy?

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• Daniel Yaw Owusu 10 hours ago

  What peace were they keeping?

  What peace were they keeping?

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• GO AND DEMAND ANSWERS FROM NYETANYAHU- Africawatch 10 hours ago

  What full investigation are you demanding? Go and ask genocidal Nyetayanhu why he bombed Ghanaian peacekeepers in Lebanon? He is Ghana's friend in Christ.

  What full investigation are you demanding? Go and ask genocidal Nyetayanhu why he bombed Ghanaian peacekeepers in Lebanon? He is Ghana's friend in Christ.

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• Yaa Yaa (YY Networks, Begoro. E/R), NPP, WHY THE DELAY 9 hours ago

  The Minority has finally found its voice to condemn the attack on Ghanaian peacekeepers in Lebanon — days after the incident.
  Interesting.
  This is the same NPP that usually rushes to microphones and calls press conference ...
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  The Minority has finally found its voice to condemn the attack on Ghanaian peacekeepers in Lebanon — days after the incident.
  Interesting.
  This is the same NPP that usually rushes to microphones and calls press conferences at lightning speed over almost everything. Yet when Ghanaian soldiers serving abroad were attacked, the urgency suddenly seemed to disappear.
  By the time the Minority spoke, the government and Foreign Affairs Minister, Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, had already condemned the incident and communicated Ghana’s position. At that point, one would have expected the Minority to simply reinforce the national voice and demonstrate unity in support of our peacekeepers.
  Instead, we got a delayed statement.
  What makes the delay even more striking is how quickly the Minority has responded to other issues in the past. When allegations surfaced about suspicious aircraft landing at Kotoka International Airport, press conferences were quickly organized demanding answers. When matters involving Chairman Wontumi arose, the microphones appeared almost immediately. When controversies emerged in the cocoa sector around COCOBOD and the welfare of cocoa farmers, swift briefings followed.
  That is why this delay raises eyebrows.
  When Ghanaian lives are involved — especially the lives of soldiers representing our country in international peacekeeping missions — politics should take a back seat. Our men and women in uniform deserve to know that, regardless of political affiliation, the entire nation stands firmly behind them. Long Live GH

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• Okoti 9 hours ago

  We stand with Israel for fighting Islamic terrorism in the world, the only religion known for criminal behavior. Long live Netanyahu, long live Trump

  We stand with Israel for fighting Islamic terrorism in the world, the only religion known for criminal behavior. Long live Netanyahu, long live Trump

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