Police warned against commenting on election petition

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Omanhene. 12 years ago

The police has opinion too. Please they can express opinions privately.

The police has opinion too. Please they can express opinions privately.
Togbe Aguadze 12 years ago

Look at who is talking and talking 29 years ago.

Look at who is talking and talking 29 years ago.
Al Hajj AAA-Rashiid(OH.USA) 12 years ago

Omanhene, you are absolutely right, I can not imagine why the COP would want to shut the police from exercising a civil right.

The police have every right to express their "OPINION" as citizens of Ghana, but can not pronou ...
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Omanhene, you are absolutely right, I can not imagine why the COP would want to shut the police from exercising a civil right.

The police have every right to express their "OPINION" as citizens of Ghana, but can not pronounce judgement.

Why do we expect the police to VOTE yet bar them from expressing their opinion as it may be. What a backward or less informed officer!

There is no law barring them from also behaving like any other citizen in Ghana.
Jack Moro 12 years ago

Is the President also going to refrain from commenting on the outcomes of the 2012 SC Election Petition case pending, as he has done at the NDC party meeting recently?

Is the President also going to refrain from commenting on the outcomes of the 2012 SC Election Petition case pending, as he has done at the NDC party meeting recently?