Parliament approves Gloria Akuffo

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PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE P33) 6 years ago

##JJ HAS DELIVERED THE MUCH NEEDED DEADLY BLOW TO FINISH OFF CORRUPT NDC!!!! COURTESY; GBC.COM ----- ***---- A Former President and Founder of the National Democratic Congress, NDC, Flt. Lt. Jerry John Rawlings has stated tha ...
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##JJ HAS DELIVERED THE MUCH NEEDED DEADLY BLOW TO FINISH OFF CORRUPT NDC!!!! COURTESY; GBC.COM ----- ***---- A Former President and Founder of the National Democratic Congress, NDC, Flt. Lt. Jerry John Rawlings has stated that greed among some party members led to their loss in the 2016 general elections. He claimed corruption increased to insane levels under John Mahama and accused them of departing from the values of probity and accountability which formed the basis under which the party was formed. According to him, it was mainly because of the corruption that the NDC lost power to the governing New Patriotic Party.
Omanhene 6 years ago

bye bye Atuguba

bye bye Atuguba
FREDDIE 6 years ago

Mo ne kasa!! Good job!! She has done a great honour to us all and we should all congratulate her.

Mo ne kasa!! Good job!! She has done a great honour to us all and we should all congratulate her.
AGBESI KWESI 6 years ago

The Chief Justice of Ghana is very unpatriotic for blocking the decentralization of Legal Education. Her stubborn stance has led to many Ghanaians not knowing their rights as enshrined in our law books and, for that reason, a ...
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The Chief Justice of Ghana is very unpatriotic for blocking the decentralization of Legal Education. Her stubborn stance has led to many Ghanaians not knowing their rights as enshrined in our law books and, for that reason, a lot of foreign entities have fleeced Ghanaians and many of our compatriots are unaware of it.
I am one person who, through my single efforts, has been able to protect many Ghanaians from being cheated by the Telcos through short codes 1733 and 1303. Any Ghanaian who receives messages from these short codes has automatically been short-changed. It happened to me on some few occasions and when I protested and asked for a refund, I was able to get GHC7.55 back - to my surprise. Imagine some 5million subscribers of that telco being deducted this amount monthly. You can now see how the Telcos are making cheap money and repatriating it back to their countries all because majority of Ghanaians don't know law. Later when I checked those behind this dubious deal I was told the company's name is MTech and almost all the directors are from Eastern Nigeria. Initially when I started the fight, NCA personnel did everything to frustrate me but because I had sound knowledge in Global Corporate and Business Law, I was able to trap them after which they had no option than to divulge sensitive information to me. How was I able to acquire the knowledge to salvage Ghanaians? It is because I got the chance to subscribe to a programme by distance learning, at the comfort of my home, even though I had to part ways with some few British Pounds. You see, if the British have made it possible for me to acquire such a wonderful legal knowledge, what prevents our Legal Council from putting measures in place to decentralize Legal Training? My people, I am currently battling a foreign bank in Ghana which is also fleecing their unsuspecting clienteles. I know I am going to win without a lawyer because I have a superior legal knowledge - thanks to the Queen of England who has made this possible.
Well, critics of the decentralized system have argued in favour of quality and my question is; after practicing the current centralized system for decades what have we achieved apart from high court judges taking bribes.
Benjie 6 years ago

Hey Ghanaweb be careful with your headlines. Where fro 'Gloria Akuffo' here

Hey Ghanaweb be careful with your headlines. Where fro 'Gloria Akuffo' here
Joe Wassa 6 years ago

Please watch your proofs properly, don't add to the needless confusion that already abounds. Gloria Akuffo is the AG and Min of Justice of Ghana.

Please watch your proofs properly, don't add to the needless confusion that already abounds. Gloria Akuffo is the AG and Min of Justice of Ghana.
Agyakwakuo Twumpuduo 6 years ago

Ghanaians like sensationalism so they always forget facts: The caption Gloria Akuffo should have been Sophia.
Tiwuyi no dccso dodo wc Ghana

Ghanaians like sensationalism so they always forget facts: The caption Gloria Akuffo should have been Sophia.
Tiwuyi no dccso dodo wc Ghana
Akora 6 years ago

Nsem pii

Nsem pii
CATAPULT 6 years ago

Congratulations Her Lordship Madam Sophia Akuffo on assuming the position of the Chief Justice of the Great Republic of Ghana, Ayekoo.

Congratulations Her Lordship Madam Sophia Akuffo on assuming the position of the Chief Justice of the Great Republic of Ghana, Ayekoo.
Vincent 6 years ago

Ghanaweb ...please kindly check the headline of your article and do the honour by correcting it. thanks

Ghanaweb ...please kindly check the headline of your article and do the honour by correcting it. thanks
FREDDIE 6 years ago

Are you surprised? NO, you should not be because those working there (GHANAWEB) are not supposed to be there. If I were to be the owner I will fire them all. There is nobody who checks whatever that is published. It is a very ...
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Are you surprised? NO, you should not be because those working there (GHANAWEB) are not supposed to be there. If I were to be the owner I will fire them all. There is nobody who checks whatever that is published. It is a very sad thing indeed!!
PAUL GBAGBLADZA 6 years ago

Wicked CJ. Still archaic and primitive

Wicked CJ. Still archaic and primitive
K.K 6 years ago

Bad Journalism; Sophia Akuffo is now Gloria Akuffo.

Bad Journalism; Sophia Akuffo is now Gloria Akuffo.

Parliament approves Gloria Akuffo

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