Privatising the police

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• SiSTER AGNES 10 years ago

  Zoomlion, of course, knows what it is doing, Ms Ohene. It is making sure that in case there are investigations/ prosecutions regarding GYEEDA and some of its other opaque deals with the Govt of Ghana, the personnel of the Pol ...
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  Zoomlion, of course, knows what it is doing, Ms Ohene. It is making sure that in case there are investigations/ prosecutions regarding GYEEDA and some of its other opaque deals with the Govt of Ghana, the personnel of the Police assigned to the task will remember that their OWN BOSSES are the friends of Zoomlion!
  
  For how can police officers intelligent enough to be assigned to the investigation of corruption cases not be able to INFER -- to say the least -- that the people they are investigating are influential people who have seriously close contacts with the bosses who assigned them to investigate them? Even commissions of enquiry depend on the police to provide them with information, don't they?
  
  Thank you, Elizabeth, for exposing this most dirty of dirty practices. In countries like Brazil and Mexico, the police are the first line of corruption, operating in league with companies, and sometimes operating as killer squads, in furtherance of corruption. AND DRUG DEALS.
  
  Mahama and his cohorts are taking Ghana far. Very far indeed.

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• Akwesi 10 years ago

  I fully support you madam. The questions you raised are going on and everyone is pretending it's normal. The government and Ghanaians in general should not allow any private organisation to donate to the police and the judici ...
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  I fully support you madam. The questions you raised are going on and everyone is pretending it's normal. The government and Ghanaians in general should not allow any private organisation to donate to the police and the judicial service. How can the police and the judicial services provide a fair service to a citizen against any of these so call "benevolent" institutions.

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  Insightful!
  
  Connects a lot of dots of interest to critical minds.
  
  ITEM: First evidence/expose of Industrial-Police-Complex.

  Insightful!
  
  Connects a lot of dots of interest to critical minds.
  
  ITEM: First evidence/expose of Industrial-Police-Complex.

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• GORGORDUTOR 10 years ago

  Madame, na him ooh!! This situation na kalabule senior paa!! But not surprising in these present circumstances, both major parties are corrupt, ideologically bankrupt and in thrall to foreign capitalists, why wouldn't native ...
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  Madame, na him ooh!! This situation na kalabule senior paa!! But not surprising in these present circumstances, both major parties are corrupt, ideologically bankrupt and in thrall to foreign capitalists, why wouldn't native capitalists endeavor to " chop Ghana small keke"!! Naa waa for the poor and and Ama Ghana!!!

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• Says Who 10 years ago

  And let no one tell me anything about putting a good company down. They took money that they have not worked for on a grand scale. That is theft by fraud.

  And let no one tell me anything about putting a good company down. They took money that they have not worked for on a grand scale. That is theft by fraud.

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• Sasabonsam 10 years ago

  How can a sensitive institution like the Police be corrupted by a private business.
  Will the Police be fair and deal with the business fairly and honestly when they cross the line . Ghana is a joke country

  How can a sensitive institution like the Police be corrupted by a private business.
  Will the Police be fair and deal with the business fairly and honestly when they cross the line . Ghana is a joke country

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