Lamborghini Saga: You have no legitimate excuse – Bidema tells Shatta Wale

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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 4 months ago

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine...for instance 12 paracetamol at once......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine...for instance 12 paracetamol at once......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

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• JULOR CAESAR 4 months ago

  Dr. Mumbi Seraki, the Ghana government is now demanding to know the authenticity of of all these doctorate degrees floating around the country. Can you therefore take a break from chasing the youth of Ghana and forward the pa ...
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  Dr. Mumbi Seraki, the Ghana government is now demanding to know the authenticity of of all these doctorate degrees floating around the country. Can you therefore take a break from chasing the youth of Ghana and forward the particulars on your doctorate to Professor Jinapor for immediate review? The youth of Ghana will follow your recommendation if you can prove that your doctorate is not another Ayariga doctorate. Once the youth of Ghana find out that your doctorate is the real deal, then you won't have to waste time posting everyday, for the youth will gather at their stadiums in their various cities and towns on a specific day and just do as you advise, provided you can supply them with the medicine that you're throwing at their faces.

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• Dirty 4 months ago

  government of Ghana collected import duty on a stolen car, then the government is an accomplice

  government of Ghana collected import duty on a stolen car, then the government is an accomplice

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• Wasik 4 months ago

  Probably not, they just bribed their way through customs.

  Probably not, they just bribed their way through customs.

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• JULOR CAESAR 4 months ago

  The Ghana luxury car crooks have contacts at Ghana's ports, and those contacts facilitate the safe passage of these stolen vehicles through Ghana's ports. You'll be shocked to learn that some of these crooked customs employee ...
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  The Ghana luxury car crooks have contacts at Ghana's ports, and those contacts facilitate the safe passage of these stolen vehicles through Ghana's ports. You'll be shocked to learn that some of these crooked customs employees own mansions in Ghana, all thanks to the bribes that they receive from these crooked stolen car criminals. The government can't be an accomplice in this criminality since these corrupt customs officials are operating for their personal gain and not in the interest of the government. A crooked Police officer, for example, taking bribes from speeding motorists on the streets of any city in Ghana isn't doing so for the government and hence his criminal conduct can't be attributed to the government.

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• JULOR CAESAR 4 months ago

  A person spending that much money on a car surely has to know who is selling them the car. A refusal to disclose the identity of the seller means that the buyer knows that something wasn't right with the transaction. Claiming ...
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  A person spending that much money on a car surely has to know who is selling them the car. A refusal to disclose the identity of the seller means that the buyer knows that something wasn't right with the transaction. Claiming that he doesn't know the seller is akin to a buyer of a an expensive car claiming to have purchased that car from a ghost. Shatta Wale is hiding something, and that's why he keeps making loud noise thinking that this noise will drive away the government investigators. A person involved in a legitimate transaction would have readily produced the necessary sales documents to prove that they purchased the car from a legitimate seller or that they had no knowledge of the vehicle being stolen when they made that purchase. Merely buying a stolen vehicle doesn't prove criminality on a buyer if the buyer had no knowledge that the vehicle was stolen vehicle that they had purchased. A buyer of a stolen vehicle doesn't help himself by stonewalling when the investigators come calling.

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• KK 4 months ago

  Well, his lawyer should advise him bcuz I can smell an orange dress around him in an American jail. He will tell the truth when he gets there

  Well, his lawyer should advise him bcuz I can smell an orange dress around him in an American jail. He will tell the truth when he gets there

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• NICHOLAS 4 months ago

  Why is everyone claiming that the car (Lamborghini) is stolen? the person who purchased the is believed to have defrauded some people and some company's and used some of the money to buy this car, he even bought a house and s ...
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  Why is everyone claiming that the car (Lamborghini) is stolen? the person who purchased the is believed to have defrauded some people and some company's and used some of the money to buy this car, he even bought a house and so now that he is caught and serving sentence in jail, they are trying to retrieve the money and so anything that belongs to him would be sold to recoup the money or some of it, and so why are we now changing the narrative to stolen cars, did the FBI actually states that the car was stolen? and so did they say Shatta stole the car? and the answer is no, they are only going after the guy's properties, and they knew he owns a Lamborghini because he registered it in his name and was using it here and even his dead sister used to drive it. I'm in Florida here and nobody has reported stolen Lamborghini in connection to this guy's case. I think the way and manner the story is being narrated is destroying Shatta and I know for a fact that most of us don't like the guy, but I think we should be honest about what he has done and not done. This is what I think.

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• Ibrahim Troure 3 months ago

  The GA tribes, are foolish with their money. They've sold all their ancestral lands. Most lives in shacks around the coastal belts in Accra .Lamborghini is not designed for the streets of Ghana.

  The GA tribes, are foolish with their money. They've sold all their ancestral lands. Most lives in shacks around the coastal belts in Accra .Lamborghini is not designed for the streets of Ghana.

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