Gramps Morgan arrives in Ghana

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• The mask 10 years ago

  Some parties in power tend to reward people and communities that they like and neglect other communities. This may be based on ethnic groups or votes garnered. Some people are not happy with the state of affairs.
  
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  Some parties in power tend to reward people and communities that they like and neglect other communities. This may be based on ethnic groups or votes garnered. Some people are not happy with the state of affairs.
  
  Some people have had this problem from independence. How Ghana is presently constituted or governed must change.

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• Ras Jamaica 10 years ago

  you are a fool .they are talking about reggae and you are bringing politics .if you have nothing to say about the reggae icon just shut up

  you are a fool .they are talking about reggae and you are bringing politics .if you have nothing to say about the reggae icon just shut up

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• ...... 10 years ago

  This article is about Morgan. Not politics. Fooooooool

  This article is about Morgan. Not politics. Fooooooool

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• Ras Jamaica 10 years ago

  stupid, ugly gorilla like you .because you are an illiterate, you can differentiate between entertainment issues and political issues .All you know is stupid politics. useless idiot

  stupid, ugly gorilla like you .because you are an illiterate, you can differentiate between entertainment issues and political issues .All you know is stupid politics. useless idiot

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• babaatta 10 years ago

  oo y r u that stupid, I know u can write but r u good @ reading?

  oo y r u that stupid, I know u can write but r u good @ reading?

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• Masa salif 10 years ago

  Fool indeed.why?can't u guyz change?Politicisins everything.Stupit monga.

  Fool indeed.why?can't u guyz change?Politicisins everything.Stupit monga.

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• Tom 10 years ago

  Is Ghana too cold for Morgan that he wears a morfla?

  Is Ghana too cold for Morgan that he wears a morfla?

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• quincy wattson 10 years ago

  Gramps u are welcome to Ghana we love your music

  Gramps u are welcome to Ghana we love your music

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• #Brrrrrrrr 10 years ago

  Thats good

  Thats good

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• DEPORT FOREIGN CRIMINALS ASAP 10 years ago

  HAVE FUN

  HAVE FUN

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• Lite-SkinBoy serving in MALI 10 years ago

  Never heard about him

  Never heard about him

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• FAYA UP 10 years ago

  Blessings, Peace unto the Most High Jah Ras Tafari.
  Ghanaians would be blessed by the beautiful voice of Gramps Morgan. Big Up Grampa.

  Blessings, Peace unto the Most High Jah Ras Tafari.
  Ghanaians would be blessed by the beautiful voice of Gramps Morgan. Big Up Grampa.

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• Lyn 10 years ago

  Can someone please tell me who he is. I have never heard of this sir until right now when I clicked the article.

  Can someone please tell me who he is. I have never heard of this sir until right now when I clicked the article.

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• babaatta 10 years ago

  Google can tell you more

  Google can tell you more

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