When political activism meets the responsibilities of public office

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Concerned Citizen 11 hours ago

Sam George goffed big time. He should have known better as a Minister of State how to handle such matters. In any case Sam George should work on his emotions and being easily angered. Why bursting out first and now heading to ...
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Sam George goffed big time. He should have known better as a Minister of State how to handle such matters. In any case Sam George should work on his emotions and being easily angered. Why bursting out first and now heading to his colleague to resolve the matter. We hope wisdom will take place next time.
ST Ghfuo:GHANA LEADERS ARE FOOOOOOLLLLLSSSSS 7 hours ago

sam did the right thing in wait wait ghana. why didnt his colleague jump on the issue and remedy it asap. was he also waiting? waiting saaa and now a student at ghanacoll National is dead. wait for what? wait for laziness and ...
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sam did the right thing in wait wait ghana. why didnt his colleague jump on the issue and remedy it asap. was he also waiting? waiting saaa and now a student at ghanacoll National is dead. wait for what? wait for laziness and meanwhile others have been wronged, suffering.
James 11 hours ago

Looks like these choboi NDC babies with sharp teeth can never grow up into real men.

Looks like these choboi NDC babies with sharp teeth can never grow up into real men.
Koo Nimo 11 hours ago

To Call a Commissioned Officer (Holder of a Presidential Commission) a "Mere Lieutenant" is most distasteful. Clearly, this Minister is so so ignorant. If he wasn't, he won't have misconducted himself so disgracefully. Surely ...
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To Call a Commissioned Officer (Holder of a Presidential Commission) a "Mere Lieutenant" is most distasteful. Clearly, this Minister is so so ignorant. If he wasn't, he won't have misconducted himself so disgracefully. Surely, President Mahama will never conduct himself any where near that lowness, under the most severe circumstances. It is unbelievable how this man is so rough and arrogant ... to such an extend that he, most of the time, courts disfavour for his Party, the NDC. Can't he just learn from the President (Just as Christians are admonished to learn from Christ and live like Him? Someone has to make him satisfactorily and acceptably, explain what he meant by subjecting soldiers to the law of the street". Such a "Minister" pretending to know it all, walking around and displaying the tendencies of utter unruliness and first class indiscipline. He must be forced to apologise publicly to the entire GAF, whose name he has brought into disrepute. Does he know what it takes to be a Lieutenant of the Professional GAF? He has to know and acknowledge that man to man that "mere Lieutenant" is far better than him. He cannot compare himself to a Commissioned Officer of the GAF, in any way!!!. If he doesn't know, then he should go and ask. Annoying!!!
KWASI 'POKU 10 hours ago

WHAT GIVES A SOLDIER, HIM BEING AN OFFICER OR NOT, THE COMMANDING RIGHT TO MOBILISE ARMED TROOPS TO INTO UNARMED AREA FOR WHAT-SO-EVER REASON ?? IN THE ABSCENCE OF MARTIAL LAW, NO SOLDIER CAN ENFORCE THE SO-CALLED MILITARY L ...
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WHAT GIVES A SOLDIER, HIM BEING AN OFFICER OR NOT, THE COMMANDING RIGHT TO MOBILISE ARMED TROOPS TO INTO UNARMED AREA FOR WHAT-SO-EVER REASON ?? IN THE ABSCENCE OF MARTIAL LAW, NO SOLDIER CAN ENFORCE THE SO-CALLED MILITARY LAW ANYWHERE. ARMY OFFICERS ARE PROFESSIONAL WITH PROPER LEADERSHIP SKILL. THEY'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO BEHAVE LIKE UNIFORMED LAND GUARDS OR TUGS. KNOWING THE IMMEDIATE PAST HISTORY OF THE AREA, THEIR ACTIONS WERE OUTRAGEOUS AND MUST BE CONDERMNED !!!
KWASI 'POKU 10 hours ago

INTERESTING TO KNOW THIS IS YOUR OPINION !! A LOT OF PEOPLE WILL CERTAINLY DIFFER !!!

INTERESTING TO KNOW THIS IS YOUR OPINION !! A LOT OF PEOPLE WILL CERTAINLY DIFFER !!!
Kwame 10 hours ago

My concern is that how can a person who comes to steal gravel from the land I bought with my money and blood claim that he has been prevented from working.
Its like you catching a thief in your house taking some of your prop ...
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My concern is that how can a person who comes to steal gravel from the land I bought with my money and blood claim that he has been prevented from working.
Its like you catching a thief in your house taking some of your properties away. At the court he claims that you have prevented him from working.
I wrote yesterday that those who want to know facts about issues of abuse of peoples' property going on in Afienya and its surroundings should visit Fanaku and see things for themselves.
Plots that people bought with their money and sweat had been dug twelve feet deep leaving a pool of water.
And its this irresponsible act that Minister Sam George is defending. The logic will be that I buy kenkey and fried fish from a kenkey seller. By the time I get home he was in the house demanding that I should slice the keykey into two, divide the fish into two and gave him half of it.
The issue is so horrible that some of those who bought properties their including myself cannot enter or properties because gullies of twelve feed have been dug in from of our properties, if your property is not dug down to twelve feet.
It's a horrible sight to see and watch.
Giggiggim 7 hours ago

This guy is not a serious person. He is on a self-promotional tour, looking to familiarize himself with the electorate for a future run for higher office. This is a charlatan and a poser, not a serious person

This guy is not a serious person. He is on a self-promotional tour, looking to familiarize himself with the electorate for a future run for higher office. This is a charlatan and a poser, not a serious person

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