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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 1 month ago

  Hello youth of Ghana....... you can take your own life with medicine.....for instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana....... you can take your own life with medicine.....for instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

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• Trotro Ambassador 1 month ago

  You are lucky she didnt turn to cobra to bite you.
  Nnipa bi ye cobra

  You are lucky she didnt turn to cobra to bite you.
  Nnipa bi ye cobra

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• Blue Pen 1 month ago

  Soooo sad. So so sad. Ghanaians and envy. I just can't understand. So you don't want wealthy people in your family? Eeeii the is a very bad master oo. When you controlled by the devil, your mind becomes some way koraaa.
  
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  Soooo sad. So so sad. Ghanaians and envy. I just can't understand. So you don't want wealthy people in your family? Eeeii the is a very bad master oo. When you controlled by the devil, your mind becomes some way koraaa.
  
  So, after unaliving a WHOLE human being for such incredibly stuuuuuuuupid reason, are you able live with yourself, sleep well, eat, sing joyous songs, etc?

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• Like seriously? 1 month ago

  So you allowed such a dangerous person to live amongst us without allowing the law to take it's full cause? This is injustice to everyone. No police report. Nothing? You'll have yourself to blame if that person hurts you agai ...
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  So you allowed such a dangerous person to live amongst us without allowing the law to take it's full cause? This is injustice to everyone. No police report. Nothing? You'll have yourself to blame if that person hurts you again or someone else. Such people do not deserve a place in our society.

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• Dude 1 month ago

  That is the true Ghana, greed, selfishness and envy

  That is the true Ghana, greed, selfishness and envy

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• re: 1 month ago

  How do we confirm her Story?

  How do we confirm her Story?

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• GOOD QUESTION. WHERE ARE THE TOXICOLOGY RESULTS TO BACK UP THESE SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS? TOO MUCH SUPERSTITUTION CAN CAUSE A LOT OF DISTRESS AND FRACTURE IMPORTANT RELATIONSHIPS 1 month ago

  If there are no toxicology tests done by the doctors, then there is no firm basis for making such serious allegations against anybody much less against a relative. Such baseless accusations would not stand in a court of law a ...
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  If there are no toxicology tests done by the doctors, then there is no firm basis for making such serious allegations against anybody much less against a relative. Such baseless accusations would not stand in a court of law and could result in very serious consequences for the accuser. Furthermore, many Ghanaians are quick to attribute setbacks to "spiritual" attacks. Most of these allegations are unfounded and lead to great distress for some family members or friends who get wrongfully accused of malevolent intentions.
  I PERSONALLY KNOW A FEW OUTRAGEOUS CASES IN WHICH KINDHEARTED INDIVIDUALS WHO OFFERED MATERIAL HELP TO A NEEDY RELATIVE OR FRIEND GOT ACCUSED OF TRYING TO “SPIRITUALLY KILL” THEM - I witnessed one such episode a few decades ago. A kind woman who was a grains trader in the 1980s decided to send a load of provisions to a very needy relative living in the capital because his family was struggling during the very difficult economic climate that prevailed in Ghana in the early 1980s. The needy relative refused to take the gifts because he claimed that the donor was trying to kill his family "spiritually”. The kind lady for years did not understand why she never received any expression of gratitude from her struggling relative. Many years later she told me with tears in her eyes how shocked and hurt she was when she discovered that that her sacrificial gifts had been rejected by her relative who simply disposed off the food items by giving it to strangers because she feared that this kind lady was using the food to attack his family "spiritually".
  
  A lot of this kind of nonsense is propagated by some of our "Africanised" churches who seem increasingly to mix elements of traditional religion, superstition and Christianity in the same pot. These are the churches whose staple diet includes very large dollops of preachings and sermons about witches etc.
  For sure these evil forces exist but it is plain wrong to generate fear and suspicion in congregants who often end up targeting elderly relatives who are behaving oddly because of cognitive decline that comes with aging.

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• Bombaata 1 month ago

  Very informative piece.

  Very informative piece.

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