Ghana Politics And Violence

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• The mask 9 years ago

  Rape cases are on the increase in Ghana. Judges and WAJU of the Ghana police force must do more to protect our society. Some people have become so notorious of raping and getting away with it. Many believe that it is a weapon ...
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  Rape cases are on the increase in Ghana. Judges and WAJU of the Ghana police force must do more to protect our society. Some people have become so notorious of raping and getting away with it. Many believe that it is a weapon capable of scarring individuals to the very soul and seize the least opportunity to use it; using it on the families of their political or business competitors. Not even those at the higher echelons of our society must get away with it. It is said that a man paid a student to rape the daughter of his business and political competitor. The rapist got away with it.
  
  The number of court houses and judges in Ghana are inadequate especially in the Eastern Region of Ghana. The population has ballooned and changes have to be made. The same can be said of the number of police officers and the number of penitentiaries. On a visit to a number of court houses around the country I found the Ghana flag and the Ghana Coat of Arms (Seal) absent. This must change.

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• Kojo T 9 years ago

  The NPP has been full of violence from the start. Whenever they lose they unleash violence. Go back through from 1951 . Nana is the root cause. He is envious and vindictive. His logic is simple , if he cannot rule then no one ...
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  The NPP has been full of violence from the start. Whenever they lose they unleash violence. Go back through from 1951 . Nana is the root cause. He is envious and vindictive. His logic is simple , if he cannot rule then no one should

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• mensah abrampa 9 years ago

  Kojo, bigotry is dragging you down to destruction. Every Akan and everything Akan is not good enough for you. A lot of Akans are perceived to be very friendly and warm hearted.Your greatest enemy and undoing is envy and infer ...
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  Kojo, bigotry is dragging you down to destruction. Every Akan and everything Akan is not good enough for you. A lot of Akans are perceived to be very friendly and warm hearted.Your greatest enemy and undoing is envy and inferiority complex. It is not the bad in others that you think you see but it's everything bad in you that you can't see. Expand your horizon and free yourself from the debilitating narrow-mindedness. This is a friendly advice because I know you have the potential to rise above your present average Joe attitude. There's nothing like a perfect tribe or people. There are good natured, good humored, good hearted, broad minded Ewes just like what pertains in every other tribe. Kojo T is not the regular , above average Ewe or Ghanaian because he is just vile, bigoted and very narrow and simple minded. If you think I'm misjudging you and that you're far better than I'm suggesting then take the high road. There are a lot of bad ghanaians everywhere. They abound in every society, community, tribe, tradition, religion. Why don't you spend your energy fighting corruption, filth and squalor, ignorance, illiteracy, disease, poverty and hunger that's all around you and leave the rest of us to tackle the same problems around our immediate vicinity. Let's remove first the log in our eyes.... ..... Stop pointing accusing fingers at others because we don't have collective amnesia. We cannot forget the violence, the killings and murder, corruption, arson, the seizure and destruction of property, rule of terror, curfew, poverty, deprivation of freedom of speech and association, all unleashed on ghanaians by the Rawlings led PNDC/NDC from 1981 to 2000. We know the venon you'd be spitting out today if Rawlings was an Akan.

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• Kojo T 9 years ago

  Where in my write up did I mention a tribe? You are fighting at your party Headquaters and you are talking about tribes. Violence has always been your forte. Yutong bus was hi jacked, who was behind? NPP Bombs were thrown , w ...
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  Where in my write up did I mention a tribe? You are fighting at your party Headquaters and you are talking about tribes. Violence has always been your forte. Yutong bus was hi jacked, who was behind? NPP Bombs were thrown , who was behind NPP . Who killed Y a Na & 40 others NPP . So plesse sare me the Blah blah blah baout tribes and come to earth

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• palmer, Gremany 9 years ago

  Thank you Mr.Noah.When we are talking about Democracy we should ask ourselves what does that means,do we have democracy in our african society?,i would say no.Charity begins at home,in an african or Ghanaian society from pare ...
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  Thank you Mr.Noah.When we are talking about Democracy we should ask ourselves what does that means,do we have democracy in our african society?,i would say no.Charity begins at home,in an african or Ghanaian society from parent home,school zu Univercity we are not thought of democracy we did not learn,is not practised or exercised and how kan we it.African Democracy understanding is different from that of Europe or in America, because it is practised in the family in school and also in University, so the whole society knows it,is a part of their life.Democracy, you have to learn it and to know and than you can share or give it farther that is the problems we are having in Ghana and Africa. You kan not give what you dont have.

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