2.3 Million guns in civilian hands

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J0eY LOnD0N 8 years ago

Dont come near my Mossberg 507!

Dont come near my Mossberg 507!
TEEi 8 years ago

THE GHANA WE KNEW BEFORE, OH NKRUMAH WHERE ARE YOU.

THE GHANA WE KNEW BEFORE, OH NKRUMAH WHERE ARE YOU.
Ato Essel 8 years ago

Hey !!! Joey London,
It's WILD WILD WEST.
You've to narrowing your wide west a bit.

Hey !!! Joey London,
It's WILD WILD WEST.
You've to narrowing your wide west a bit.
Zoobe-Zoobe 8 years ago

THe ganster parties

THe ganster parties
Zoobe-Zoobe 8 years ago

corrupt, incompetent and gangster parties

corrupt, incompetent and gangster parties
Zoobe-Zoobe 8 years ago

corrupt, incompetent and visionless

corrupt, incompetent and visionless
TEEi 8 years ago

I NEVER EVER EVER DREAM THAT GHANA WOULD BE LIKE THIS. SINCE MAHAMA CAME TO POWER GHANA HAS NEVER GAIN ANYTHING GOOD NEITHER A GOOD PITY

I NEVER EVER EVER DREAM THAT GHANA WOULD BE LIKE THIS. SINCE MAHAMA CAME TO POWER GHANA HAS NEVER GAIN ANYTHING GOOD NEITHER A GOOD PITY
TEE 8 years ago

SINCE MAHAMA CAME TO POWER OUR BELOVED COUNTRY MOTHERLAND HAS NOT GAINED ANY GOOD NAME PITY

SINCE MAHAMA CAME TO POWER OUR BELOVED COUNTRY MOTHERLAND HAS NOT GAINED ANY GOOD NAME PITY
Owusu Agyeman 8 years ago

Pepeni running affairs,that's what you get,Ghanaians will be killing each other soon.We can't allowed Mahama to fool us around no more .No brains tani.

Pepeni running affairs,that's what you get,Ghanaians will be killing each other soon.We can't allowed Mahama to fool us around no more .No brains tani.
ed 8 years ago

GHANA PEOPLE MUST HAVE ARIGHT TO CARRY WOPEN TO USE TO DEFEND THEMSELFS AND FAMILYS BACK OFF NDC
LEAVE US ALONE

GHANA PEOPLE MUST HAVE ARIGHT TO CARRY WOPEN TO USE TO DEFEND THEMSELFS AND FAMILYS BACK OFF NDC
LEAVE US ALONE
mensa 8 years ago

maham govt should not mess with our guns and or bible period

maham govt should not mess with our guns and or bible period
YB 8 years ago

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Obed Adore 8 years ago

Government must make sure locally manufactured guns too are registered; this is very important for national peace and security.

Government must make sure locally manufactured guns too are registered; this is very important for national peace and security.
attu zongo 8 years ago

this is mainly the handy work of ndc govt, you see there are more than that becos the dumsor have also helped illegal weapons to go free into people hands, so ghanaians you have all read and heard it, vote this corrupt crimin ...
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this is mainly the handy work of ndc govt, you see there are more than that becos the dumsor have also helped illegal weapons to go free into people hands, so ghanaians you have all read and heard it, vote this corrupt criminals out now before its too late, the dumsor dumsor dumsor is to much oooo, our security is now very porous,. NPP all the win with 77% hands down win.
EMILE NY USA 8 years ago

Call for gun registration and let the people protect themselves but do not give it to those who are insane

Call for gun registration and let the people protect themselves but do not give it to those who are insane
Rastafara"I" 8 years ago

Ghana does not have the resources to manage civilian gun ownership....Guns should be carried only by law reinforcement....

Ghana does not have the resources to manage civilian gun ownership....Guns should be carried only by law reinforcement....
G. K. Berko 8 years ago

Folks, don't we remember the feud between Frema Busia and the former Security Capo under President Kufuor over small arms infiltration into our Society?

I have long considered the idea to refuse registration of locally man ...
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Folks, don't we remember the feud between Frema Busia and the former Security Capo under President Kufuor over small arms infiltration into our Society?

I have long considered the idea to refuse registration of locally manufactured guns as wrong-headed. I can understand how any gun smuggled into the Nation would be denied registration. But to refuse a locally manufactured guy a license is very unwise. What are we supposed to be benefitting from such a ban on locally manufactured guns?

So, what do the authorities do with smuggled guns that show up at their offices for registration but fail to be registered? Are those guns confiscated? And then what?

Meanwhile, whether or not locally manufactured guns are registered or not, their owners would use them when they have to, and the authorities may not even succeed in retrieving the weapons after the fact.

If the confiscated guns are not destroyed, but sold, do we keep audit of them and track who eventually owns them?

If, again, owners of registered guns fail to re-register them, why doesn't the authorities go after them to find out what might have happened to those guns? For all I know, those guns could end up in the hands of others not eligible to own guns.

If the locally manufactured guns meet the basic quality standards why would our Government not allow them to be registered? This ban smells of the usual idiotic control of our imports to benefit only those cronies the Government's it wants to help enrich by offering import and distribution rights to them alone.

It well fits into the paradigm of restricting local manufacturing in general to flood our Markets with foreign goods that the Government's crooked partners-in-Trade only have the license to profit by.

Such has always been the bane of our Industrial stagnation and dwindling development.

Long Live Ghana!!!
NIPA TUNTUM 8 years ago

THANKS TO KUFFOUR AKA 50 CENT TEXAS RANGER

THANKS TO KUFFOUR AKA 50 CENT TEXAS RANGER
Nii Adjei 8 years ago

I will say it again;
Any country that has state security institutions and yet encourage it's citizens to own and bear arms to protect or defend themselves, that country is a failure to it's people.

I will say it again;
Any country that has state security institutions and yet encourage it's citizens to own and bear arms to protect or defend themselves, that country is a failure to it's people.
a concern citizen 8 years ago

If 70% of civilians said they hold guns for protection and family then the fear of crime is high. What can we do to restore the confidence in civilians for that matter the public that look no fears the security agencies or ag ...
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If 70% of civilians said they hold guns for protection and family then the fear of crime is high. What can we do to restore the confidence in civilians for that matter the public that look no fears the security agencies or agent responsible for maintaining law and order is at your door step. Then there is this research topic, 'fear of crime does it result in defensive action' the response is yes a higher% responded yes.

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