I was terrified before the judges - Hopeson Adorye

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Shamu 10 years ago

Is Ghana web created for only political gambling? Because there is nothing interesting you read on Ghana web at all other than self interest of politicians and how to victimize one another. Please enough of that if Ghanaians ...
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Is Ghana web created for only political gambling? Because there is nothing interesting you read on Ghana web at all other than self interest of politicians and how to victimize one another. Please enough of that if Ghanaians do not know what they are doing. Every web site is created to educate its citizen on positive development of the country and a place to share good ideas of moving forward not going back.
Nicholas J Bedzo 10 years ago

Full of foolish talks,unwanted talks

Full of foolish talks,unwanted talks
DAVI 10 years ago

We Don't Lose Knot From The MIDDLE,But Rather From The Ends and Don't STOP in The MIDDLE But To The END,TO HAVE A FREE ROPE.WE MUST BE FAIR TO ALL.SELECTIVE JUSTIC MUST END.

We Don't Lose Knot From The MIDDLE,But Rather From The Ends and Don't STOP in The MIDDLE But To The END,TO HAVE A FREE ROPE.WE MUST BE FAIR TO ALL.SELECTIVE JUSTIC MUST END.
GHANA 10 years ago

THE COURT WILL DEAL WITH EVERY STUPID PERSON WHO THINK HE CAN PLAY THE FOOL:

THE COURT WILL DEAL WITH EVERY STUPID PERSON WHO THINK HE CAN PLAY THE FOOL:
DAVI 10 years ago

There are many ways to kill a Cat.What was done to Kwabena Adjei of NDC Fame for making those Comments?SELECTIVE JUSTICE MUST END NOW.

There are many ways to kill a Cat.What was done to Kwabena Adjei of NDC Fame for making those Comments?SELECTIVE JUSTICE MUST END NOW.
Samuel 10 years ago

Hopeson, don't worry. It's a lesson and all of us have learnt something from it. God bless you and Sir John for the apologies you rendered. Enjoy your day.

Hopeson, don't worry. It's a lesson and all of us have learnt something from it. God bless you and Sir John for the apologies you rendered. Enjoy your day.
YoungLiberalsPartyGH 10 years ago

And these are supposed to be people wanting to Govern our nation.

Wake up Ghanaians, join the YOUNG LIBERALS PARTY of GHANA

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And these are supposed to be people wanting to Govern our nation.

Wake up Ghanaians, join the YOUNG LIBERALS PARTY of GHANA

Look us up on Facebook or email

Youngliberalspartygh@gmail.com
CAPE COAST BOY 10 years ago

THIS TWO STUPID PEOPLE SHOULD LEAVE GHANA ALONE

THIS TWO STUPID PEOPLE SHOULD LEAVE GHANA ALONE
THE TRUTH 10 years ago

FOR YOU CAN INSULT, EXPECT MORE, UGLY FOOL, DO UGLY THINGS. WHAT IS YOUR EDUCATIONAL LEVEL? FOOL......

FOR YOU CAN INSULT, EXPECT MORE, UGLY FOOL, DO UGLY THINGS. WHAT IS YOUR EDUCATIONAL LEVEL? FOOL......
PLUMBER 10 years ago

"Lord Coleridge, in the old English case of Woodward v. Sarsons (1875) L. R. 10 at 733 noted as follows: ' If this proposition be closely examined it will be found to be equivalent to this, that:
the non-observance of the r ...
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"Lord Coleridge, in the old English case of Woodward v. Sarsons (1875) L. R. 10 at 733 noted as follows: ' If this proposition be closely examined it will be found to be equivalent to this, that:
the non-observance of the rules or forms which is to render the election invalid, must be so great as to amount to a conducting of the election in a manner contrary to the principle of an election by ballot, and must be so great as to satisfy the tribunal that it did affect or might have affected the MAJORITY of the voters, or in other words, the result of the election '" This is one of the authorities cited by Addison in his address. What i can believe is why Addison ignored the import of the words "MAJORITY of voters" . It means that the irregularity affected majority of the voters. Was that the case? Clearly not. That is why the petitioners ought to have cast doubt on the whole election including Ashanti and Eastern Regions to have the effect of the authority they are citing in their address. What do you think?
USA 10 years ago

I hope as Sir John and Adorye have been baptized they will go all round to preach the good message of respecting each other and avoiding violence in any form, but come together in building of our nation Ghana. Amen. No more l ...
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I hope as Sir John and Adorye have been baptized they will go all round to preach the good message of respecting each other and avoiding violence in any form, but come together in building of our nation Ghana. Amen. No more lose talk from any citizen of Ghana not to mention any political party.
a. h 10 years ago

I wonder how it will feel when a wife prepared a husband gari,toothbrush and other things ready for jail. This is seriously a sad moment for a family. Thank God they were not jailed. Ghana for peace and tranquillity. GOD BL ...
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I wonder how it will feel when a wife prepared a husband gari,toothbrush and other things ready for jail. This is seriously a sad moment for a family. Thank God they were not jailed. Ghana for peace and tranquillity. GOD BLESS GHANA
PLUMBER 10 years ago

What I cannot believe is why Addison ignored the import of the words "MAJORITY of voters" . The quote was very clear that majority of the votes ought to be affected before the results of an election can be deemed to have been ...
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What I cannot believe is why Addison ignored the import of the words "MAJORITY of voters" . The quote was very clear that majority of the votes ought to be affected before the results of an election can be deemed to have been affected by the irregularity. But was that the case? Did the petitioners show that MAJORITY of votes was affected? The answer is No. "Huge numbers" or "mountain of evidence" as the petitioners are wont to say, does not constitute MAJORITY. The word MAJORITY is a ratio or proportion. It is not an abolute concept. That is to say what proportion of the total votes cast nationwide was affected? what the petioners allege does not form the majority of votes no matter how huge it seems. This is easily verified from what is left after accepting to annul all the ballots they are seeking to annul. So why cite aan authority that dose not support your case? I wonder. I hope someone would be kind enough to mail this to all the SC justices who might have been taken in by the argument of the petitioners. It is not too late.
Paul Amuna 10 years ago

Did Adoryeh actually use the expression "should in case"? And this man is supposedly a party "communicator"?

Did Adoryeh actually use the expression "should in case"? And this man is supposedly a party "communicator"?
AKWAPIMBA,LAS PALMAS DE G.C.,SPAIN. 10 years ago

-YOU WERE LUCKY HOPESON ADORYE THAT,HON.P.C.APPIAH-OFORI PAID THAT MONEY FOR YOU,IF NOT IN PRISON.RESPECT JUSTICE AND MINE YOU WORDS.DONT HAVE MONEY IN POCKET TO PAY THAT MOMENT...POLITICS IS A DIRTY GAME.MINE YOUR PROFESSIO ...
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-YOU WERE LUCKY HOPESON ADORYE THAT,HON.P.C.APPIAH-OFORI PAID THAT MONEY FOR YOU,IF NOT IN PRISON.RESPECT JUSTICE AND MINE YOU WORDS.DONT HAVE MONEY IN POCKET TO PAY THAT MOMENT...POLITICS IS A DIRTY GAME.MINE YOUR PROFESSION.
Mactonto 10 years ago

I hope you guys have learnt your lessons, and would henceforth practise good politics for the good of the country. This give-and-take nonsense has gone on for far too long. Learning brings experience and maturity.

I hope you guys have learnt your lessons, and would henceforth practise good politics for the good of the country. This give-and-take nonsense has gone on for far too long. Learning brings experience and maturity.
akua 10 years ago

watch your moth next time

watch your moth next time
princewilly@ymail.com 10 years ago

A man was walking home alone late one night when he hears a BUMP...BUMP...BUMP...behind him.
Walking faster he looks back and makes out the image of an upright coffin banging its way down the middle of the street towards hi ...
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A man was walking home alone late one night when he hears a BUMP...BUMP...BUMP...behind him.
Walking faster he looks back and makes out the image of an upright coffin banging its way down the middle of the street towards him...BUMP...BUMP...BUMP...
Terrified, the man begins to run towards his home, the coffin bouncing Quickly behind him...faster...faster. ..BUMP...BUMP...BUMP.
He runs up to his door, fumbles with his keys, opens the door, rushes in, Slams and locks the door behind him.
However, the coffin crashes through his door, with the lid of the coffin clapping...clappity-BUMP...clappity-BUMP...clappity-BUMP...on the heals of the terrified man.
Rushing upstairs to the bathroom, the man locks himself in. His heart is pounding; his head is reeling; his breath is coming in Sobbing gasps.
With a loud CRASH the coffin breaks down the door. Bumping and clapping Towards him.
The man screams and reaches for something, anything...but all he can find is a box of cough drops!
Desperate, he throws the cough drops at the coffin...
. ..and of course
. ..the coffin stops.
RO-BORK 10 years ago

It is good to hear it come out of the man's mouth , the fear dat gripped him whiles in the dock.Hope others learn from dis.

It is good to hear it come out of the man's mouth , the fear dat gripped him whiles in the dock.Hope others learn from dis.
SUMBRUNGU 10 years ago

Thank God the bloke is now talking sensibly and responsibly .

Thank God the bloke is now talking sensibly and responsibly .
k.dompreh 10 years ago

My bro,this is not abg problem.You did not hear the exact words from hopeson on radio, these are words that have been quoted by him in print so it could be the mistake of peacefmonline.Even George bush and other public figur ...
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My bro,this is not abg problem.You did not hear the exact words from hopeson on radio, these are words that have been quoted by him in print so it could be the mistake of peacefmonline.Even George bush and other public figures make mistakes.l don't need to insult you however never mind.
Kwame A 10 years ago

Both you and little John fall on your face.

Both you and little John fall on your face.
Whatever 10 years ago

Next time when Akufo Addo sends you to go and do reckless errands for him, yoiu'd think twice.

Next time when Akufo Addo sends you to go and do reckless errands for him, yoiu'd think twice.
keen observer 10 years ago

They know Ghanaians like politics so anything political can create "traffic" for them. Akoto and co. are fools ...

They know Ghanaians like politics so anything political can create "traffic" for them. Akoto and co. are fools ...
Justman 10 years ago

I KNOW YOU ARE DISAPPOINTED FOR NOT BEING ALLOWED TO GO TO PRISON TO ENJOY YOUR GARI AND SHITO!!!!!!!!. YOU ARE NOT HAPPY WITH APPIAH OFORI FOR PAYING THE FINE.

I KNOW YOU ARE DISAPPOINTED FOR NOT BEING ALLOWED TO GO TO PRISON TO ENJOY YOUR GARI AND SHITO!!!!!!!!. YOU ARE NOT HAPPY WITH APPIAH OFORI FOR PAYING THE FINE.
PEACEMAN 10 years ago

The top men in both NDC and NPP are friends ohhhhhh. So grassroots take note and don't kill yourselves. NDC men were prepared to pay the fines on the accuse. Can you imagine that!!!. A big lesson for all .

The top men in both NDC and NPP are friends ohhhhhh. So grassroots take note and don't kill yourselves. NDC men were prepared to pay the fines on the accuse. Can you imagine that!!!. A big lesson for all .
ADJOA 10 years ago

How can this fellow , the MP for Asikuma Odoben-Brakwa, P.C Appiah-Ofori be described as an anti-corruption crusader? Was he not the chap who wrote to Prez Kufuor Chief of Staff demanding
to be paid his share of bribery mone ...
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How can this fellow , the MP for Asikuma Odoben-Brakwa, P.C Appiah-Ofori be described as an anti-corruption crusader? Was he not the chap who wrote to Prez Kufuor Chief of Staff demanding
to be paid his share of bribery money for voting in parliament for the sale of Ghana Telcom to Vodafon? Ghanaian Journalist wake up!!!
KWAME 10 years ago

pussy....Go and talk to Mandela about what it takes to be a leader.

pussy....Go and talk to Mandela about what it takes to be a leader.

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