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Wor-lomor’s burial: Businesses can go ahead – Police to residents

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  • Fish man 7 years ago

    These police ppl what's wrong with them the laws of the land owner must be respected. U ppl should not hide behind uniform and think that u will weigh some ppl in high esteem and disrespect some

  • Atta the Mortuary Man 7 years ago

    What is cultural about everyone having to stop work because a priest is being buried? Nobody knew this priest while he was alive. What was he doing as a priest?

  • Amartey 7 years ago

    My frnd traditions must be respected. We've thrown our customs and traditions are away in da name of modernity and we're suffering. The Chinese we to for loans and grants hold their traditions in high reverence. Go and read C ...
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  • skalanbone 7 years ago

    You people of Ga state have prove to all that you are civilized by what you have done.In fact not so long ago somebody somewhere died and every body have to stay indoors with children our future leaders being denied learning ...
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  • Rev.Jimmy 7 years ago

    The culture and norms of the owners of the land must be respected.They were around before Christianity,Gold Coast and the rush from the hinterland to Accla started.The man is a religious leader.Nobody's head is going to be cu ...
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  • trump 7 years ago

    Where was the Police Administration when the Kumasi Traditional Council imposed a curfew on Kumasi during the burial of the Asantehemaa? What legal authority did that council have when they imposed the curfew on Kumasi? The P ...
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  • Life 7 years ago

    Make your comparisons at Ga mantse level

  • Amartey 7 years ago

    My gud frnd plss don't expose ur ignorance. The Ga adangbes have paramouncies and each paramouncy is autonomous. The person in question is the worlomor of the Nungua state hence the ban apply to all living on Nungua stool lan ...
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  • Alhassan 7 years ago

    Ghana Police always reactive to issues , when are they going to be proactive and be on top of issues so many commercial activities in this area comes to a halt because of the earlier directives by the traditional authorities

  • Sarfo 7 years ago

    If that is the tradition, then I don't see why anyone should interfere. It's our tradition and that's why when our Queen died, we observed it. We celebrate Xmas but won't observe our own? I know some fools are going to bring ...
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  • Yoku 7 years ago

    What is good for the goose is equally good for the gander. Why didn't the police service issue a counter directive when the Asanteman Council announced their curfew, ban on business activities during the burial of the late As ...
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  • whiteispure 7 years ago

    if gas believe that's their tradition, then let them enforce it.
    remember outsiders only respect you if one cherished what they have.
    i guess asantes have shown others the way, but don't drag their name into your issues whe ...
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  • asem 7 years ago

    that is what they should have done for the beginning.

  • Sam 7 years ago

    The Ghana government should not give the impression that one tribe is better than the others. Same level of respect should be given to all Ghanaians. Double standards always lead to tensions. One Ghana One Destiny One Respect

  • Amartey 7 years ago

    I bet u da Ghana police service is the cause of most conflicts in da nation. The Ga's have their custom and tradition why shd it take da police to come out to say this. Even if there was an agreement da Nungua paramoncy must ...
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