Anas' exposure of judicial corruption is rendered useless

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• nana addo 9 years ago

  Sick

  Sick

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• Kk 9 years ago

  I hope is not the latest ruling that is eating up? The famous "16th March", who born dog. I wonder how anything which goes against your favour is deemed to be Rubbish, where are your big FOUR? If a court asked you to file you ...
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  I hope is not the latest ruling that is eating up? The famous "16th March", who born dog. I wonder how anything which goes against your favour is deemed to be Rubbish, where are your big FOUR? If a court asked you to file your writhe again because you have added a dead chiefs name, and you see it as a win then you are kidding, your information service department (isd) are not feeding you with right info hence your bogus write up's. Hope this time they may tell you the truth, truth hurt that was why you could not mentioned the famous 16th March. Barima Sardonic Tweneboa Kodua is a serious man, he is pushing his agenda, and that is Kumawu shall work again, either you put up or shut up. Kumawu must work again period, so we need all soundly but not idiotic minds who will not do anything but devision. Just come and apologise to be admitted into the fast moving jet else we leave you behind.
  Barima Nkwaso
  Asanteman Nkwaso
  Kumawuman Nkwaso

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• OMANBAPA KD 9 years ago

  Adofo, take that home to your nation wreckers, that invoking Asantehene's great oath comes with responsibilities.
  Invoking the great oath of Asantehene calls for him and for that matter Asanteman to action; investigate what ...
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  Adofo, take that home to your nation wreckers, that invoking Asantehene's great oath comes with responsibilities.
  Invoking the great oath of Asantehene calls for him and for that matter Asanteman to action; investigate what matter it is and the TRUTH thereof.
  First of all, don't let this fact elude you: The people who invoked Asantehene's great oath acknowledged his superiority and ability to judge fairly the case being presented before him and for that matter Asanteman.
  Let us answer these basic questions:
  (1) Was Dr. Sarfo one of the royals who contested for the stool?
  (2) Who is obligated to pick one among the contestants?
  (3) Was the final pick, in this case Dr Sarfo presented to the kingmakers as custom demands?
  And then what? Let's assume there was an issue with Dr. Sarfo's nomination; do you think Joe Fry and cronies did the right thing by invoking The great oath of Asantehene to solve a family issue? He called himself Aduanahene and could not find no other alternative to settle our family issue, if there was any. The lies didn't stick at Kumawu, Manhyia nor the High Court. At the end of the day, it boils down to the advice Asantehene gave to the family: " Unite as one people and continue with the process of enstooling Kumawuhemaa's nominee" Those who listened to Asantehene's advice are still occupying their stool and contributing to the building process of our community. However, few of them thought it should be their way or no way. Well sorry to say that we are moving forward without them
  The verdict is in; Barima Sarfo Tweneboa Kodua is still the Captain of the boat in troubled waters; at the helms of affairs. I will call on all loving and caring members of the community to come aboard; let us all, at least from Yeateasem bad experience, berry the hatchet and contribute our quota for a better tomorrow. We owe it as our civic duty to leave Kumawu in a better state for our children and generations yet unborn. UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL; we better choose UNITY over Division. Let us work out creative solutions to our common problems; it is time to move beyond dissension; unite as one people with a shared experience of poverty and suffering.
  We are moving together with a shared sense of mission and concern for one another. That is LOVE for God.
  May The Lord forgive us where we have erred; and strengthened us as we collectively embark on this noble call
  to duty.
  KUMAWUMAN NKWASO!

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• Maaba 9 years ago

  Damn, you must need a "blood transfusion" for this non-stop man-period!

  Damn, you must need a "blood transfusion" for this non-stop man-period!

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• kwame 9 years ago

  You are already prejudiced. So you knew of an earlier ruling before the date of judgment . You are now like Obinim. God be with you

  You are already prejudiced. So you knew of an earlier ruling before the date of judgment . You are now like Obinim. God be with you

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• This rogue 9 years ago

  Adofo, I've lost all the respect I have for you. If your assertion is true you provide us with the evidence of the time, name of the hotel the judge lodged and with your hatred for the King, provide pictures and videos of the ...
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  Adofo, I've lost all the respect I have for you. If your assertion is true you provide us with the evidence of the time, name of the hotel the judge lodged and with your hatred for the King, provide pictures and videos of the King's entry and exits to the hotel. You can't fool us all the time. Please we are wiser than you.

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• samuel villa 9 years ago

  Some of you,guys are academically dishonest,irresponsible ,mischievous and all logically foolishly partisan in your comment and articles you put in social media.Anas's expose' remains relevant today and will be relevant tomor ...
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  Some of you,guys are academically dishonest,irresponsible ,mischievous and all logically foolishly partisan in your comment and articles you put in social media.Anas's expose' remains relevant today and will be relevant tomorrow and for ever and ever. disgruntled criminal writer,you can never ever have governance of Ghana in your unpartrotic ,irresponsible and criminally partisan ways you would have wished Nana Addo to be president to boost your ilicit cocaine trade.

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