This act of savagery must be punished

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• C.Y. ANDY-K 9 years ago

  It is about time we eradicate all those NDC Fulani armed robbers in Ghana, robbing and destroying our farms.
  
  Besides, they are in the Country on invitation from the NDC to vote, rob and kill opponents of the NDC.
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  It is about time we eradicate all those NDC Fulani armed robbers in Ghana, robbing and destroying our farms.
  
  Besides, they are in the Country on invitation from the NDC to vote, rob and kill opponents of the NDC.
  Do you see Fulani people in the NDC Strong hold, Volta Region? That tells you the purpose of the homeless barbaric animals wearing human skin.

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• THE REAL C.Y. ANDY-K 9 years ago

  I had told u many times that if u insist upon using my august names as your moniker, u must show class in what u write, instead of the crass things you like to puke on people.
  
  For your information, I am in full agreement w ...
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  I had told u many times that if u insist upon using my august names as your moniker, u must show class in what u write, instead of the crass things you like to puke on people.
  
  For your information, I am in full agreement with Ahoofe that action should be taken by the Police at once to apprehend and punish the savages that burn the two suspects to death. I disagree with him though that Ghana is a civilising democracy. I just returned from Ghana and much of what I saw and heard points to the process of dedifferentiation (Tilly & Others), i.e., in layman's language, the process of going back into the bush, that has been the lot of many African countries since independence, in spite of the recent spout in the growth of modern artefacts in the forms of buildings in particular amidst the decay and squalor one sees everywhere. The so-called educated elite in charge are a resounding failure. They are definitely NOT civilised!
  
  Btw, the VR is a major cattle (livestock) producing region and Fulanis have been minding cattle there for a number of generations now. Expansion in habitat is causing problems there too but the solution is not what crazy people like you are suggesting. Nobody keeps cattle better than Fulanis and, in a livestock deficient country like Ghana, the state and communities must allocate grazing grounds for the cattle, which are often partly owned by the locals, not only the Fulanis.
  
  Andy-K

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• Mr Bond 9 years ago

  You did not lay blame on our thief president who has stolen $10 billion of our tax money that can be use to revive abandon industries but the thief has kept it to himself.The action of thief John Dramani Mahama is the result ...
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  You did not lay blame on our thief president who has stolen $10 billion of our tax money that can be use to revive abandon industries but the thief has kept it to himself.The action of thief John Dramani Mahama is the result of those roasted alive.Anyway as they were driving land cruiser there is possibility that they are NDC thief.

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• Campus Ministry Report 9 years ago

  The echo of Thief! Thief!! Thief!!! was a resonating from a distance. A nice gentleman emerged, and he was being yelled at and pursued by a lady, people in the neighborhood trooping out in their numbers, to behold what was go ...
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  The echo of Thief! Thief!! Thief!!! was a resonating from a distance. A nice gentleman emerged, and he was being yelled at and pursued by a lady, people in the neighborhood trooping out in their numbers, to behold what was going on.
  
  When the lady was questioned as to what had been stolen by the man(likely in his 40s and just from abraod), there was no response from her, as though that question ought no to be asked.
  
  Meanwhile, this nice gentleman found a save haven in a house of a neighbour (It came to light later that the family house was a few blocks away). The police came for him in no time from his hideout.
  
  THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER
  
  The gentleman was and is not a thief. The question people have been asking since that ordeal, has always been, why was he running, if he had not stolen anything?
  
  Prior to the d day, he had constantly been threatened by the wife to be(they were engaged) to be handed to the police, for destroying some properties in a bedroom. The husband to be had secretly came from no where and opened a bedroom door and discovered that the engaged lady was with another man in the bedroom.
  What followed immediately could be your guess. But what a shame to find another man, at a very odd time, in a bedroom with a someone whom you are engaged to! The man very probably acted on a tip of or on suspicion. In anger, some properties were destroyed by man.
  
  On the d day they had come to a family house to settle or at least talk about the matter when the ashamed lady walked out and called the police. The gentleman sensing that, walked out and run away from the premises, but had no idea that he could be yelled at as a thief by the supposed to be wife.
  
  What a risky ordeal, that could have caused his life.
  
  Next time, when you hear someone yelling thief! thief!! thief!!! act with caution, and do not take matters in your own hand. I encourage you to play an instrumental role in handing over the individual to the police, instead.

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• LONTO-BOY 9 years ago

  Former organiser of the People’s National Convention (PNC) says President John Mahama should first propose a vice presidential debate before facing Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo in a debate.
  
  Abu Ramadan says when Kwesi Amis ...
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  Former organiser of the People’s National Convention (PNC) says President John Mahama should first propose a vice presidential debate before facing Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo in a debate.
  
  Abu Ramadan says when Kwesi Amissah-Arthur and Dr Mahamudu Bawumia finish their debate then Ghanaians would decide if it is necessary for the President to face off with his opposite number, Nana Akufo-Addo.
  
  The President repeated his challenge to Nana Akufo-Addo for a one-on-one debate after watching the US presidential debate Wednesday.
  
  Speaking on Volta Star Radio in the Volta Region where he is campaigning, Thursday, Mr Mahama said Ghanaians deserve to hear the arguments for change or continuation before the vote on December 7.
  
  But speaking on Asempa FM's 'Ekosi sen' political discussion programme Friday, Mr Ramadan said even in America where President Mahama watched the debate which excited him to want to debate the NPP leader, there was a vice-presidential debate.
  
  He said the last Presidential debate prior to the 2012 election worked "a lot of magic" for the President as it convinced a lot of Ghanaians that "he [Mahama] could deliver when given the chance to govern."
  
  Mr Ramadan bemoaned the fact that the NDC does not respect Mr Amissah-Arthur and has always made him play second fiddle to the President.
  
  He cited examples of the former Bank of Ghana (BoG) governor being sidelined and not even projected on billboards and posters that have only the president's image.
  
  According to him, the NDC is supposed to be selling a "ticket" of both candidates and not just the presidential candidate adding the 2008 billboard and posters had both the late John Evans Attah Mills as a presidential candidate and John Mahama as vice presidential candidate.
  
  He continued that Mr Mahama's recent call is as a result of seeing how "very very serious" Ghanaians have become and it is high time the President and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) take Ghanaians serious.
  
  "Clearly, the NDC and John Mahama are on a back foot, they are losing the election and are looking for a way to come back. Prior to taking a decision not to take part in the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) debate, they thought victory was already in the bag, only to go to the field and realise things are not good for them," he said.
  
  He said he would be surprised if the NPP leader agrees to grant Mr Mahama even a WhatsApp debate stressing the President does not need a debate but should rather go and set the record straight with the people.
  
  "Desperation has set in and Mahama is finding a way back", Mr Ramdan said, urging Nana Akufo-Addo to reply to the challenge and let Ghanaians know whether he would agree to debate the President.
  
  However, an NDC Communicator, Chief Hamilton Nixon Biney who was also on the programme argued that that it is unnecessary to have such a vice presidential debate since the two do not feature on the ballot paper.
  
  He said at the end of the day, people would have to vote for either President Mahama or Nana Akufo-Addo.

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• LONTO-BOY 9 years ago

  I did NOT post this!

  I did NOT post this!

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• LONTO-BOY 9 years ago

  This is the consequence of the Government's failure in tackling armed robbery in Ghana. The Government has allowed armed robbery to get out of control in the country. The Government has failed to protect the general public. T ...
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  This is the consequence of the Government's failure in tackling armed robbery in Ghana. The Government has allowed armed robbery to get out of control in the country. The Government has failed to protect the general public. Today, armed robbery has become brazenly rampant and increasingly violent in Ghana.
  
  I do not approve of vigilante justice but I do understand. Yes, many innocent people have lost their lives to baying mobs. These suspected armed robbers 'roasted' by the residents of Krobonso, near Kintampo in the B/A Region, could have been innocent or mistakenly accused.
  
  Vigilante justice is on the rise in Ghana because many Ghanaians have lost faith in the Police and the Justice system, hence, taking matters into their own hands. Several communities have Vigilante groups/Neighbourhood patrol teams to protect themselves against armed robbers and criminals. Most of these communities or homes have been robbed several times. Yes, it is wrong for Vigilante groups/Neighbourhood patrol teams to take the law into their own hands and breaking the law as a result, but if the Police response to armed robbery cases have been efficient and swift, such acts of savagery wouldn't occur. If the country's Justice system is seen to be very tough on armed robbery and other criminal acts, residents wouldn't resort to dishing out their own form of justice. And in cases, where some Police officers are known to be part of organised groups of armed robbers or even caught in criminal acts, and when some judges take bribe in either handing very soft sentences or free suspected armed robbers, who can blame the residents of Krobonso?

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• BERNARD 9 years ago

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• ABUGRI TOGBE 9 years ago

  Blame Ghana Judges for always taken bribes from Robbers.

  Blame Ghana Judges for always taken bribes from Robbers.

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• kwaku frimpong snr 9 years ago

  This type of act should not happen again

  This type of act should not happen again

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• NOBODY 9 years ago

  NPP's severely retarded hate monger and ignorant false propaganda peddler Professor Luna-Tic Kwasia Biri Okoampa-Ahoofool know a lot about savagery,. For is his NPP not the party that has moved from being a party of bomb thro ...
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  NPP's severely retarded hate monger and ignorant false propaganda peddler Professor Luna-Tic Kwasia Biri Okoampa-Ahoofool know a lot about savagery,. For is his NPP not the party that has moved from being a party of bomb throwers to being acid throwers?

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