Bribery saga: Ghartey Committee begs for more time

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• Zoobie-Zoobie 7 years ago

  same old story

  same old story

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• Zoobie-Zoobie 7 years ago

  awful

  awful

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• Abdulai Mahamadu 7 years ago

  Both the minority and the majority are idiots,they have arrived at a consensus to compromise on the bribery saga.

  Both the minority and the majority are idiots,they have arrived at a consensus to compromise on the bribery saga.

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• Joyce 7 years ago

  What about the railways?

  What about the railways?

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• Peter 7 years ago

  Stop the deliberate delaying coz it can't kill the bribery allegation. We don't have short memories as u perceive. Do u think deliberate delaying will make Ghanaians forget? We have so much interest in it. People must suffer ...
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  Stop the deliberate delaying coz it can't kill the bribery allegation. We don't have short memories as u perceive. Do u think deliberate delaying will make Ghanaians forget? We have so much interest in it. People must suffer for tarnishing the image of parliament before the whole world!!.

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• Osman 7 years ago

  You trust Ghanain politicians at both sides of the table at your own peril. This country is been rape by the political elites from since independence

  You trust Ghanain politicians at both sides of the table at your own peril. This country is been rape by the political elites from since independence

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• Ghanaian 7 years ago

  We do not want to be in the same situation as happens in the courts - cases are constantly postponed until everybody loses track of the facts of the initial case. We want the Ghartey committee to tell us how far they have go ...
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  We do not want to be in the same situation as happens in the courts - cases are constantly postponed until everybody loses track of the facts of the initial case. We want the Ghartey committee to tell us how far they have gone before they can ask for more time. tell us what you have gathered so far, and if we think it necessary, we can ask a more competent institution to take the case up.
  Was there any truth in Ayariga's accusation? If there was, then are Joe osei, Agyarko, Muntaka on their way out? If not, Are Ayariga, Ablakwa and Sunhyini being kicked out now? We want action now!

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• Smart Atkinson 7 years ago

  Ayariga is a lawyer and should have known better. A legal battle without evidence brings to question the type leaders we have in Ghana.
  The reputation of the Ghana Bar Association has been damaged by Ayariga.

  Ayariga is a lawyer and should have known better. A legal battle without evidence brings to question the type leaders we have in Ghana.
  The reputation of the Ghana Bar Association has been damaged by Ayariga.

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