Briton, 59, killed in hotel

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Anders from Denmark 9 years ago

Ghana ISIS or Boko has arrived.

Ghana ISIS or Boko has arrived.
ROMANO 9 years ago

THESE TWO NIGERIAN THUGS ARE THE CULPRITS.

THESE TWO NIGERIAN THUGS ARE THE CULPRITS.
NEMESIS RADAR, UK!! 9 years ago

ROMANO, THE MOTHERFUCKER BASTARD SON OF AGBOGLOSHIE PROSTITUTE BITCH....IT SEEMS THAT YOU ALWAYS SEES ME IN YOUR DREAMS. I'M NOT ONLY YOUR NIGHTMARE, BUT I'M ALSO YOUR TERROR. BE VERY AFRAID INDEED.

I AM YOUR NEMESIS 4EV ...
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ROMANO, THE MOTHERFUCKER BASTARD SON OF AGBOGLOSHIE PROSTITUTE BITCH....IT SEEMS THAT YOU ALWAYS SEES ME IN YOUR DREAMS. I'M NOT ONLY YOUR NIGHTMARE, BUT I'M ALSO YOUR TERROR. BE VERY AFRAID INDEED.

I AM YOUR NEMESIS 4EVER!
ROMANO 9 years ago

LOL.... I JUST WANT YOU TO BACK TO UR BOKO HARAM STINKY COUNTRY

LOL.... I JUST WANT YOU TO BACK TO UR BOKO HARAM STINKY COUNTRY
Parker 9 years ago

What has Patricia's case got to do with the caption? Poor journalism….Ghana!

Just go ahead and say “two gay men”….by you saying you want to mentioned their sexes gives it up, dummy!

Who is going to do the foren ...
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What has Patricia's case got to do with the caption? Poor journalism….Ghana!

Just go ahead and say “two gay men”….by you saying you want to mentioned their sexes gives it up, dummy!

Who is going to do the forensic analysis in Ghana?
KWAME, BELGIUM 9 years ago

This guy was lured into Ghana by criminals.

This guy was lured into Ghana by criminals.
William N. Addo 9 years ago

It must be the all-die-be-die mafia using a Brit for rituals before the D-day. The Nima is too close to home. Too close for comfort.

Forensic scientists should check the hair of the woman. Without a proper database and D ...
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It must be the all-die-be-die mafia using a Brit for rituals before the D-day. The Nima is too close to home. Too close for comfort.

Forensic scientists should check the hair of the woman. Without a proper database and DNA evidence that is computerised, it would be a mammoth task to find the woman.

CCTV should be installed in all hotels.

Was it a prostitute who killed the man? or a girl-friend?
I predict that some more would be killed before 18 October.

Those hungry for power should be very very careful.
kill me 9 years ago

I am against it, but most of the white people just come to abuse our women and guys, that why you can see a lot of gay in ghana this days.

I am against it, but most of the white people just come to abuse our women and guys, that why you can see a lot of gay in ghana this days.
Anders from Denmark 9 years ago

You got to stop the blame game. Ghana woman are looose and do anything for money. People around the world is warned about the scams your woman and men are famous for on the internet. Check out Ghana romance scams and you will ...
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You got to stop the blame game. Ghana woman are looose and do anything for money. People around the world is warned about the scams your woman and men are famous for on the internet. Check out Ghana romance scams and you will learn the truth.
Trevor w 9 years ago

You think most white people are here to abuse men and women, I'd love to know how many you actually have been in contact with to draw this conclusion.

You think most white people are here to abuse men and women, I'd love to know how many you actually have been in contact with to draw this conclusion.
Sam 9 years ago

It may not be a white person. A lot of blacks also have british citizenship.

It may not be a white person. A lot of blacks also have british citizenship.
Sam 9 years ago

Britons may refer to indegenous people of britsh descent.

Britons may refer to indegenous people of britsh descent.
G. K. Berko 9 years ago

Please, stop blaming foreigners or Whites who tend to be the victims for such heinious crimes. If you have any blame to plaster on anyone, throw it on your fellow Citizens, especially those who resort to Prostitution, and par ...
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Please, stop blaming foreigners or Whites who tend to be the victims for such heinious crimes. If you have any blame to plaster on anyone, throw it on your fellow Citizens, especially those who resort to Prostitution, and parade the corridors where these visitors become their unsuspected preys.

Prostitution is everywhere. I admit. And it is more acute where Businesses are growing, like Nations where Oil is newly discovered, or new Government Policies have caused a boom in foreign Investor Participation.

Ghana has been portrayed all over the World as a most friendly and peaceful Nation. But that image may soon be tainted with this level of crime. We would lose lots of Tourism "Dollars" and serious Businesses, if we do not nip this trend in the bud.

Long Live Ghana!!!
daladam 9 years ago

1ST IT WAS ITLIAN WOMEN IN TEMA NOW IT IS A BRITON GOD HELP US IN GHANA
MURDER RAPE AND CRIME SEEM TO BE GOING UP EVERY DAY AND GHANA POLICE
INCOMPEDENCE IS UN ACCEPTABLE

1ST IT WAS ITLIAN WOMEN IN TEMA NOW IT IS A BRITON GOD HELP US IN GHANA
MURDER RAPE AND CRIME SEEM TO BE GOING UP EVERY DAY AND GHANA POLICE
INCOMPEDENCE IS UN ACCEPTABLE
Patriot 2 9 years ago

Incompedence pahhhnn Herhhh chale you blast! Now you are the one looking incompetent! AHahahah thank you for making my day LOLS

Incompedence pahhhnn Herhhh chale you blast! Now you are the one looking incompetent! AHahahah thank you for making my day LOLS
Brofo yedru 9 years ago

Ei, as for your writings, I cannot tell what language you are using. If it is English, then you have a case of seeking refund from your basic school headmaster.

Ei, as for your writings, I cannot tell what language you are using. If it is English, then you have a case of seeking refund from your basic school headmaster.
Adwoa 9 years ago

Very shocking that a life could be taken because of a few quids. This mad country is well and truly finished.

Very shocking that a life could be taken because of a few quids. This mad country is well and truly finished.
princewilly@ymail.com 9 years ago

A bungling burglar in the USA has been arrested after he left his mobile phone on charge at the house of one of his victims. The man was disturbed while rifling through rooms in the house in Washington DC and jumped out of a ...
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A bungling burglar in the USA has been arrested after he left his mobile phone on charge at the house of one of his victims. The man was disturbed while rifling through rooms in the house in Washington DC and jumped out of a window to escape Will and Guy have learned.

Police searched the house later and were surprised to find a cell phone, that didn't belong to anyone at the house, charging in a socket.

Officers called one of the numbers in his contacts, told them the phone owner had been involved in an accident and asked for his name. That led to the 25 year old man being arrested and later charged with ten burglaries.
G. K. Berko 9 years ago

For the past few years, it seems like more dangerous criminals are surfacing in Ghana. I wonder if it has anything to do with our discovery of Oil, or the growing financial difficulties among the larger population, or both.
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For the past few years, it seems like more dangerous criminals are surfacing in Ghana. I wonder if it has anything to do with our discovery of Oil, or the growing financial difficulties among the larger population, or both.

Has anyone seen such a trend in any of the other Nations where Oil was also discovered recently? My hunch is that the Oil discovery surely invites into the country many more Business Investors who become easy targets for criminals who believe the Businessmen carry considerable cash in foreign currency on them.

In our case, the rush for Gold might also have contributed to the rise in these violent crimes.

The Tourist Industry together with its supervising Ministry as well as the Ministries of Interior and Trade must join forces to protect our visitors. The Hotels must provide more stringent security measures to keep their clients more secure. And for an advanced preparation to preempt the possible extension of this trend of violence, our Taxi Cabs must also be fortified with crime deterrence fixtures like bullet-proof glass partition between the rear seating and the front. The Taxi Drivers also must be better monitored to protect them and their customers, too. Some kind of panic buttons may have to be installed in the Driver's side to call for help, in times of imminent danger of violent attacks.

I am relieved a bit that we are not hearing more of the murderous hijacking of Passenger Buses on our major Transportation arteries linking our Cities to the rural parts of the Country.

Long Live Ghana!!!
Ghfuo, heaven is NOT for idiots! 9 years ago

Etwe funu will kill you. This is sakawa killing. He was lured to Ghana in the name of a woman he met online....kwasia, women no dey ur area for Britain? Gh mbaa no wop3? I hope the hair is nlt from a weave? Wat will they do w ...
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Etwe funu will kill you. This is sakawa killing. He was lured to Ghana in the name of a woman he met online....kwasia, women no dey ur area for Britain? Gh mbaa no wop3? I hope the hair is nlt from a weave? Wat will they do with the hair? Gh police don't have forensics nor do theybhave a sophisticated dna database. Nsem pii.....
Mike Olongo, USA 9 years ago

The free pass across the ECOWAS borders could also be part of the problem.

The free pass across the ECOWAS borders could also be part of the problem.
truth 9 years ago

If Ghana is unbearable in terms o economic hardship as they say why murder someone because of POVERTY. sadly is hard to say if those CRIMINALS are Nigerians or Ghanaians.

If Ghana is unbearable in terms o economic hardship as they say why murder someone because of POVERTY. sadly is hard to say if those CRIMINALS are Nigerians or Ghanaians.

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