Mob justice in Ghana; The dividends of a hapharzardly practiced democracy

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• Dorne Drako 8 years ago

  This is a fact. Our systems are not working. So much recklessness in the system.

  This is a fact. Our systems are not working. So much recklessness in the system.

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• Lynda 8 years ago

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• K. Boat 8 years ago

  Tweeeeea. Who to lead the way? Didn't the writer see how those hooligans called the Delta Force were freed? Nana is going to be worse. Nice piece anyway.

  Tweeeeea. Who to lead the way? Didn't the writer see how those hooligans called the Delta Force were freed? Nana is going to be worse. Nice piece anyway.

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• Dorne Drako 8 years ago

  Lol. Wait and see success. Against ba gbo

  Lol. Wait and see success. Against ba gbo

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• Africanus 8 years ago

  How can we have strong law enforcing and justice systems? We have a president who is involved in the formation of vigilantes, trained and armed them. The presidential palace is under the security of Invisible Forces, not the ...
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  How can we have strong law enforcing and justice systems? We have a president who is involved in the formation of vigilantes, trained and armed them. The presidential palace is under the security of Invisible Forces, not the Ghana Police Service. Why? Because the president has confidence in the paramilitary body he formed than the state police services. Why should ordinary people rely on the police? One would have hoped that instead of Nana Addo investing resources in vigilantes, he would invest those resources in the Ghana police to make them stronger and better able to deal with the challenges the nation faces for the good of all Ghanaians.

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• Godwin Keteku 8 years ago

  The best article so far about this disastrous menace we currently face as a nation. Thumbs up bro.

  The best article so far about this disastrous menace we currently face as a nation. Thumbs up bro.

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• Chabba 8 years ago

  While some parts of your article make convincing and sound reasoning about the possible causes of mob justice in Ghana you seem zero in only on the NPP government as a condoner or conniver of lawlessness in Ghana. This shows ...
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  While some parts of your article make convincing and sound reasoning about the possible causes of mob justice in Ghana you seem zero in only on the NPP government as a condoner or conniver of lawlessness in Ghana. This shows how biased you are towards the NPP. Why are some of you Ewes so tribalistic and partisan in your views on anything about national affairs? That really sad!

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• Casta 8 years ago

  If you had read the article with an open mind, you'd have realized the timeline he used was after the elections. You rather are partisan and tribalistic. We have a national issue on our hands and all you can see is tribalism. ...
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  If you had read the article with an open mind, you'd have realized the timeline he used was after the elections. You rather are partisan and tribalistic. We have a national issue on our hands and all you can see is tribalism. What bias are you talking about? You have to be objective. When in our history as a nation did thugs disrupt a court in session to free persons under trial?? This has only happened during the NPP's regime. Let's find solutions and stop this petty politics.

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• Prince Asante 8 years ago

  Nice write-up. the corruption is too much in the system. the police, the court and all those offices are corrupt. too much partisanship just see what the legal council is doing.

  Nice write-up. the corruption is too much in the system. the police, the court and all those offices are corrupt. too much partisanship just see what the legal council is doing.

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• George Appiah 8 years ago

  Great piece bro

  Great piece bro

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