Not a Smart Move, Kabral

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• AUDI Q5 12 years ago

  Kwame, what a miserable, blinkered, and fundamentally stupid way of looking at the allegations carried by the New Free Press, and the attempt by the country's National Media Commission to investigate the journalistic conduct ...
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  Kwame, what a miserable, blinkered, and fundamentally stupid way of looking at the allegations carried by the New Free Press, and the attempt by the country's National Media Commission to investigate the journalistic conduct of the New Free Press.
  
  The NMC as the country's media watchdog can launch an investigation on its own initiative as a standard procedure in relation to its duties as the regulator. This isn't a case of the NMC playing the role of the Police!
  
  However, if the New Free Press carried alleged criminal activity of important national/public interest, and given the very serious accusations levelled at Otumfuo Osei Tutu III to suggest criminal activity, then most certainly it's the responsibility and duty of the Police to launch rigorous criminal investigation into the allegations to establish the veracity of the allegations!

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• Ai 12 years ago

  "I have not fully familiarize" and many such silly mistakes all through. The whole article was badly written. What English at all do you teach your students? What a pity. Thank God you are not in Ghana to disturb the little w ...
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  "I have not fully familiarize" and many such silly mistakes all through. The whole article was badly written. What English at all do you teach your students? What a pity. Thank God you are not in Ghana to disturb the little we know. No wonder you wanted free education.

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• Yaw Buor 12 years ago

  What's your problem, Okoampa? The NMC has every right to look into the conduct of newspapers and their journalist. Read Article 167b of Ghana's Constitution.

  What's your problem, Okoampa? The NMC has every right to look into the conduct of newspapers and their journalist. Read Article 167b of Ghana's Constitution.

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• Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe, Jr., Ph.D. 12 years ago

  I am more concerned about the lack of definitive temporal span for the investigation. The tardy "Atta-Mills Approach" of "at the right time" or "in due course" will not do.

  I am more concerned about the lack of definitive temporal span for the investigation. The tardy "Atta-Mills Approach" of "at the right time" or "in due course" will not do.

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• malan 12 years ago

  when will ahofe come to ghana to grace one of the NPPs symposia. if he comes and say these chaff he will return to his adopted country in a body bag. eeeh lost goat ahofe is been beaten by rain, come home if you have balls

  when will ahofe come to ghana to grace one of the NPPs symposia. if he comes and say these chaff he will return to his adopted country in a body bag. eeeh lost goat ahofe is been beaten by rain, come home if you have balls

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• okukuseku 12 years ago

  The guy should have vital links to the the author or could be the author of the posting on ghanaweb.

  The guy should have vital links to the the author or could be the author of the posting on ghanaweb.

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