Oda Divisional Police Commander refutes allegations of interference in chieftaincy affairs

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• Kwame 1 year ago

  You guys are acting and behaving unprofessionally, The most stinging characters and institution in our country is that of the police. I dont know it is the characters or institution or both. Give them investigations, and they ...
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  You guys are acting and behaving unprofessionally, The most stinging characters and institution in our country is that of the police. I dont know it is the characters or institution or both. Give them investigations, and they will cook up things and come with weird stories. There is absolutely zero trust for these characters. And when things involve the politicians, you can be guaranteed that they will summersault dance gymnastics. Just some filthy characters/ In the UK we trust and respect them and expect that they will do the right thing. In Ghana, NO.

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• Kose 1 year ago

  NO SMOKE WITHOUT FIRE.

  NO SMOKE WITHOUT FIRE.

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• ASP DR AMEYAW IS A VERY PRINCIPLED MAN 1 year ago

  A section of the chiefs hate ASP Dr. Ameyaw because he will not bend the laws to favour some of them.

  A section of the chiefs hate ASP Dr. Ameyaw because he will not bend the laws to favour some of them.

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• Abubakr Sadique 1 year ago

  I have read carefully the report published on this network that sought to suggest impunity and interference in Chieftaincy affairs by Oda Division Police Commander. The story has no basis credibility as the source has convinc ...
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  I have read carefully the report published on this network that sought to suggest impunity and interference in Chieftaincy affairs by Oda Division Police Commander. The story has no basis credibility as the source has convinced me that it is coming from a stomach and wayside journalist who is paid by some disgruntled chiefs to danage the hardwon reputation of the Revered police officer. The so called unprofessional journalist failed woefully to meet professional standards by failing to cross check facts a providing the defamed officer the chance to tell his side of the allegations that have gone viral. The halfbaked journalist has reduced the credibility and respect of the noble profession to the gutter. He shoikd have done diligence to at least to know sich noble man who throughout his 34 years in service have been able to achieve for himsejf the country and his family. The fraudster should do the needful and apologise to avoid court action for defamation.

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