Cocoa Affairs Court burgled

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Ananse 11 years ago

Blame the goverment

Blame the goverment
Nicholas J Bedzo 11 years ago

Who is the Government? ls you an me
Peoples Government.

Who is the Government? ls you an me
Peoples Government.
WAIT AND SEE. 11 years ago

The coacoa receipts look like the pink sheet and so tsikata want to swho it as what he received from the petitioners. Don't go far. Just hold on and tsikata will soon show it up in court.

The coacoa receipts look like the pink sheet and so tsikata want to swho it as what he received from the petitioners. Don't go far. Just hold on and tsikata will soon show it up in court.
AB 11 years ago

Haba massa this is not COCOBOD receipts some of which look pink though, which could attract curious people who reckon they could make some few bucks at the SC to add up to numbers. These days if you see any pink paper/sheet f ...
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Haba massa this is not COCOBOD receipts some of which look pink though, which could attract curious people who reckon they could make some few bucks at the SC to add up to numbers. These days if you see any pink paper/sheet flying about don't ignore it oo, it could be useful at SC. I beg give Tsico a break.
GHFUO, BE SERIOUS NOT PRIDEFUL! 11 years ago

The office of one of the Circuit Court Judges at the Cocoa Affairs Court in Accra has been burgled.

NO CCTVS? WAT DO U EXPECT TO HAPPEN?

The office of one of the Circuit Court Judges at the Cocoa Affairs Court in Accra has been burgled.

NO CCTVS? WAT DO U EXPECT TO HAPPEN?
,, 11 years ago

If it means burgling the Supreme Court to ensure Nana wins at all cost, so be it, the Akyem mafia will do it!

Kofi Coomson duly warned Ghanaians that Nana Addo is too dangerous and that he cannot sleep easy with him as pr ...
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If it means burgling the Supreme Court to ensure Nana wins at all cost, so be it, the Akyem mafia will do it!

Kofi Coomson duly warned Ghanaians that Nana Addo is too dangerous and that he cannot sleep easy with him as president of Ghana. We thought Coomson was only being a Fanti but with hindsight that was an understatement.
Napoleon 11 years ago

Burglary , burglary here and there everyday in major government institutions and we sit idle and find no major solution . Why not have well trained and well equipped security personnel to do the job instead of these untrained ...
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Burglary , burglary here and there everyday in major government institutions and we sit idle and find no major solution . Why not have well trained and well equipped security personnel to do the job instead of these untrained private security people. The ccctv's could help in tracking these criminals .
Chikay 11 years ago

if this is true, then its one of the diabolical ideas of the the ruling NDC, to justify the need for national security to guard the supreme court in which custody we have the contested pink sheets.

if this is true, then its one of the diabolical ideas of the the ruling NDC, to justify the need for national security to guard the supreme court in which custody we have the contested pink sheets.
UNMISGUIDED AFRICAN CHILD 11 years ago

....WEAKEST CITIZENS HAS $100.000 FOR
THIS?.WILL THE RESULTS OF THE 2016
GENERAL ELECTION MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE?
WILL THE PARTY THAT LOOSES ALSO NOT GO
TO COURT?
WILL AFARI-GYAN'S SUCCESSOR BE A GHANAIAN OR A SAINT FROM ...
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....WEAKEST CITIZENS HAS $100.000 FOR
THIS?.WILL THE RESULTS OF THE 2016
GENERAL ELECTION MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE?
WILL THE PARTY THAT LOOSES ALSO NOT GO
TO COURT?
WILL AFARI-GYAN'S SUCCESSOR BE A GHANAIAN OR A SAINT FROM SOMEWHERE?

HAS NATION BUILDING TAKEN 2nd SEAT TO
ALL THESE LEGAL WRANGLINGS?

WHO IS CARING FOR OUR UNEMPLOYED GRADUATES?
WHO IS CONCERNED NOW ABOUT OUR UNEMPLOYED TRADESMEN....OUR CARPENTERS,PLUMBERS,ELECTRICIANS,STEEL-IRON BENDERS,LABOURERS AND MASONS?

A COUNTRY THAT IS DIVIDED CANNOT STAND."WE NEED TO CHANGE OUR ATTITUDES AND OUR MINDS AS A NATION"KN

from your's somewhere in the struggle
Yelpoe 11 years ago

This is absolute nonesense. What is the linkage between National Securtiy attempting to protect pink sheets and burglary at the Cocoa Affairs court? The court hearing the case of the NPP is the Supreme court and that is wh ...
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This is absolute nonesense. What is the linkage between National Securtiy attempting to protect pink sheets and burglary at the Cocoa Affairs court? The court hearing the case of the NPP is the Supreme court and that is where the pink sheets are kept. Just in case you don't know where the Cocoa Affairs court is, be educated for free that it is not in the same premise as the Supreme court. This is a very malicious linkage.
Kofi 11 years ago

Signs of a failed state. Thieves don't even fear the courts!

Signs of a failed state. Thieves don't even fear the courts!
KK 11 years ago

Who ans where is FREE

Who ans where is FREE
NII LARTEY NARTEY 11 years ago

Please, bulldoze these shameful structure and replaced it with much more modern structure with provision of high tech security and electronic systems befitting to operate as courts in the country and give value to land usage ...
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Please, bulldoze these shameful structure and replaced it with much more modern structure with provision of high tech security and electronic systems befitting to operate as courts in the country and give value to land usage as the current structure I'm afraid can be swept away by any heavy storm and so outmoded in structure not befitting the nation's capital.

As for crime, we all accept that it has become an official recognized institution with which Ghanaians survive on daily basis, from top to the bottom.

Ghana under these unfortunate guinea fowls Mahama led NDC crooks, is like a home without a father in control and become a dead nation where no one cares no more.

The national security is just by name. A complete shambolic and waste of tax payers money to people we call security operatives with some cosmetically paraded in khaki uniforms in such unbearably hot whether.

The security lapse with the ongoing Supreme Court Case is neither here or there.

Brake and entry crime is been with us long long ago and has now gone so bad with the lack of electricity which allows the criminals to operate freely like they are on a beach holiday.
Nima Old Soldier 11 years ago

One of the things that should have been on the national priority for the city's beautification to celebrate after 50 years of independence should have been replacement of these shameful hazardous old wooden structure right at ...
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One of the things that should have been on the national priority for the city's beautification to celebrate after 50 years of independence should have been replacement of these shameful hazardous old wooden structure right at the most visited place and in the heart of the nation's capital Accra with an ultra modern sky rocketing structure that would house the courts and other official offices with design base on our national pride, of cause not any like the Chinese Flag Staff House.

Shockingly, all that the aimlessly greedy, self centered, crook criminal Accra Mayor, the over bushy beard man think about is changing of structural names in Accra, how?

We need better heads with vision and dreams who can methodologically plan befittingly projects and give priority to national interest and not disgustingly guinea fowls focused projects.
TRUE TALK 11 years ago

I agree with you 100% Chikay. It is just a ploy by these criminals to pave the way and to justify the need for national security presence at the supreme court. This is so juvenile. They are just preparing the grounds for an a ...
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I agree with you 100% Chikay. It is just a ploy by these criminals to pave the way and to justify the need for national security presence at the supreme court. This is so juvenile. They are just preparing the grounds for an assault.

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