A rejoinder on 'Chief Clearing Agent'

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• Edudzi Koteboto 11 months ago

  A warped and face-saving argument. The actions of the Government are indicative of the intention to clear Agents of the JDM Administration who committed Financial malfeasance. The cases of Asiama, Ato Cassiel, and Opuni can h ...
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  A warped and face-saving argument. The actions of the Government are indicative of the intention to clear Agents of the JDM Administration who committed Financial malfeasance. The cases of Asiama, Ato Cassiel, and Opuni can hardly escape scrutiny

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• Ire Man 11 months ago

  In your unwarped mind, thus it make since to continue with cases that have taken 8 years yet the government could not prove the aligned criminals wrong? The people were persecuted rather than prosecuted. Why should the govern ...
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  In your unwarped mind, thus it make since to continue with cases that have taken 8 years yet the government could not prove the aligned criminals wrong? The people were persecuted rather than prosecuted. Why should the government continue to spend tax payers money on cases that have been in court for 8 years without any guilt finding? In Opuni's and Agongo's case, many witnesses, including some of the State's witnesses witnessed against the case. In Ato Cassiel's case, he was even acquainted by a court at a point in time; and in Asiama's case, he only signed things that were approved by the Board of the Bank of Ghana. These were all cases of political persecutions, not merite prosecution; so why should the government continue with such cases? The government is more than right to discontinue such cases. Menensah Azure is only trying to revive his importance in Ghana, just like Martin Amidu, Koku Anyidoho and Allottey; and the public needs to ignore them.

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• Ire Man 11 months ago

  In your unwarped mind, does it make since to continue with cases that have taken 8 years yet the government could not prove the aligned criminals wrong? The people were persecuted rather than prosecuted. Why should the govern ...
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  In your unwarped mind, does it make since to continue with cases that have taken 8 years yet the government could not prove the aligned criminals wrong? The people were persecuted rather than prosecuted. Why should the government continue to spend tax payers money on cases that have been in court for 8 years without any guilt finding? In Opuni's and Agongo's case, many witnesses, including some of the State's witnesses witnessed against the case. In Ato Cassiel's case, he was even acquainted by a court at a point in time; and in Asiama's case, he only signed things that were approved by the Board of the Bank of Ghana. These were all cases of political persecutions, not merite prosecution; so why should the government continue with such cases? The government is more than right to discontinue such cases. Menensah Azure is only trying to revive his importance in Ghana, just like Martin Amidu, Koku Anyidoho and Allottey; and the public needs to ignore them.

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• Wal 11 months ago

  Hollow
  I thought something concrete would emerge, but it was all just grammar and words without substance.

  Hollow
  I thought something concrete would emerge, but it was all just grammar and words without substance.

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