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Baffour Awuah's failed arrest, parliamentary immunity and PDS bail conditions

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  • Divine Ninja of America 1 day ago

    Most Ghanaians are corrupt

  • Divine Ninja of America 1 day ago

    I see why Parliament is failing to abolish the practice of "POLITICAL APPOINTMENT" as being the root of most corruption and failures in Ghana.

  • Divine Ninja of America 1 day ago

    It looks like most MPs are not cleaned at all, so they fear to speak up and propose the need to APA (Abolish Political Appointments) and EATGO (Elect All Top Government Officials) to develop Ghana faster by GOE (Government Of ...
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  • Divine Ninja of America 1 day ago

    Parliament appears to be the main problem of corruption and failures in Ghana, because they can help reduce corruption by APA (Abolishing POLITICAL APPOINTMENTS) and EATGO (Electing All Top Government Officials) by real genui ...
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  • Divine Ninja of America 1 day ago

    The nonsense corruptive POLITICAL APPOINTMENT of discrimination must be abolished or most Ghanaians will start cursing themselves by the ignorance of Hosea 4:6 for being stubborn, disobeying and ignorance the right solutions ...
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  • Divine Ninja of America 1 day ago

    May be the communist styles of arrest in Ghana will help solving the problems of Ghana by making most Ghanaians aware of the need to APA (Abolish Political Appointments) and EATGO (Elect All Top Government Officials) by votes ...
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  • nii 1 day ago

    WHAT IS YOUR POINT???? IM JUST CONFUSED HERE.

  • Pelicles 1 day ago

    His point is he can write, talk to people in high places meaning he is somebody special because his name Manasseh Azure.

    If someone from EOCO is to cause the arrest of a sitting MP, should that be around the court premises ...
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  • Ghanaba 1 day ago

    The conduct and approach of the officer during the attempted arrest lacked the authority, urgency and seriousness expected in such a situation. Her demeanor appeared more persuasive than assertive, giving the impression she w ...
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