‘Ban on noise-making still in force’

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• Jerry Sodeman 11 years ago

  Dear Ones,
  I see that the favoritism to the Ga traditonalists extends even to Tema and to the military. If there is no religious aspect to this, why are priests involved?
  If the Gas want to celebrate, let them, but w ...
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  Dear Ones,
  I see that the favoritism to the Ga traditonalists extends even to Tema and to the military. If there is no religious aspect to this, why are priests involved?
  If the Gas want to celebrate, let them, but why are other people being quenched to satisfy them? Don't other people have rights and freedoms, and don't they have them 12 months a year?

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• Jiew 11 years ago

  Modify this law and make it permanent. There is too much noise in Ghana in general.

  Modify this law and make it permanent. There is too much noise in Ghana in general.

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