Brazil to build a Ghanaian community with asylum seekers

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• Kofi 10 years ago

  What sort of an editor writes "seeked" as the past tense of seek?

  What sort of an editor writes "seeked" as the past tense of seek?

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• joe 10 years ago

  if you de follow the brofo they write on this site you no go read foko, so chill.Read as is written.thanx.

  if you de follow the brofo they write on this site you no go read foko, so chill.Read as is written.thanx.

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• Abeeku Mensah 10 years ago

  The history of Brazil, if my fellow countrymen care to know and or read about, is worse than at anytime in Ghana. Yes we discriminate in Ghana on tribal preferences but Ghana has come a long way from all the ills we learned f ...
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  The history of Brazil, if my fellow countrymen care to know and or read about, is worse than at anytime in Ghana. Yes we discriminate in Ghana on tribal preferences but Ghana has come a long way from all the ills we learned from under our colonial masters to an era where Ghanaians who run this nation hail from tribes that not long ago suffered like South African blacks under apartheid system.
  Brazil, in all its happy go lucky sales to tourism and tourists of the world, continue to hold in place anyone with "black African" blood traces in bondage everywhere in Brazilian society. Not the Brazilian ambassador or the President of Brazil can provide records that show a 1 percent minority with black African blood anywhere in ruling governments or holding administrative positions at work. The creation of community for Ghanaian asylum seekers is an acronym for farvelas where Ghanaians will be isolated and tagged just like most Brazilian blacks live in communities called favelas; they will be pitted against other favelas communities for government handout, monitoring and menial jobs reserved for Brazil's underclass. Ghana cannot blame Brazil but itself; mismanagement will continue to reduce us all to become glorified slaves on our own land while pretending to be free.

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• joe 10 years ago

  well said ABEEKU MENSAH

  well said ABEEKU MENSAH

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• ROBERT ARHIN 10 years ago

  Thank you,Abeeku.I know some ignorant Ghanaians may think by creating a community for Ghanaians,the Braziian government is seeking the interest and well-being of those Ghanaian refugees.The plain truth is that they need to is ...
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  Thank you,Abeeku.I know some ignorant Ghanaians may think by creating a community for Ghanaians,the Braziian government is seeking the interest and well-being of those Ghanaian refugees.The plain truth is that they need to isolate Black Ghanaians and place them in one of the favelas and closely monitored.

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• Robert 10 years ago

  Why are Black Brazillans still 2nd class citizens in Brazil,afer hunderds of years.Can somebody help me?

  Why are Black Brazillans still 2nd class citizens in Brazil,afer hunderds of years.Can somebody help me?

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• AALEY 10 years ago

  what do you need help with, are you in denial? BECAUSE THEY ARE BLACK! what else?

  what do you need help with, are you in denial? BECAUSE THEY ARE BLACK! what else?

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• concerned la 10 years ago

  The word to SEEK in the past tense changes to SOUGHT. In the last few days I have come across to media/journalist using SEEKED. Frankly I dont know where you learnt your english. Use dictionaries if you must.

  The word to SEEK in the past tense changes to SOUGHT. In the last few days I have come across to media/journalist using SEEKED. Frankly I dont know where you learnt your english. Use dictionaries if you must.

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