The reign of democratic terror in Ghana

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• Wakoyako 10 years ago

  Does this imply no one lives in Nima? Does this means the people of Nima don't have an opinion on the gutter to express on this forum? Does this mean we were not beaten by the police for demonstrating? Does this mean we dont ...
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  Does this imply no one lives in Nima? Does this means the people of Nima don't have an opinion on the gutter to express on this forum? Does this mean we were not beaten by the police for demonstrating? Does this mean we dont know the law? Why then hasnt a single person responded to this article?
  Not that our people dont want to be active but the government of Ghana have rendered them psychologically impotent, to exploit them. Most dont actually know the law or the law does not exist. Most assume there exist the law. This is indeed a challenge.

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• insight to the bone 10 years ago

  since you are all ndc idiots and know only buga buga politics it serves you right . as much as i dislike your govt in this matter you have in you stupidity and haste omitted to properly investigate what is truely going on . f ...
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  since you are all ndc idiots and know only buga buga politics it serves you right . as much as i dislike your govt in this matter you have in you stupidity and haste omitted to properly investigate what is truely going on . for you information even i am aware they are making commendable efforts in modernizing sanitation and waste management also searching for comprehensive solutions not only for you fools but the whole country. just to put a concept and plan together often takes even developed countries up to 10 years so whats your beef . the fact remains you idiots want to politicize something that shouldnt be , go back to thinking about how to involve yourselves into gainful employment and stop the bullshit

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• dkdei 10 years ago

  ask me what are all these Mustapha, ALI,
  abduls?
  
  are they saudi arabiens living in gh. or what??

  ask me what are all these Mustapha, ALI,
  abduls?
  
  are they saudi arabiens living in gh. or what??

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• Don Mallam 10 years ago

  indeed ! enough is enough for the east ayawaso now north ayawaso constituency's mugabee in parliament(dr mustapha)to be out of the parliment....greedy selfish leader for the poor nima peoples
  good work done kofi Ali Yekin. ...
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  indeed ! enough is enough for the east ayawaso now north ayawaso constituency's mugabee in parliament(dr mustapha)to be out of the parliment....greedy selfish leader for the poor nima peoples
  good work done kofi Ali Yekin. a toothless dog representing the mass

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• Dantankwa 10 years ago

  Kofi Ali,
  
  This indeed a sad development considering how far we have come as a country in terms of consolidating our democratic credential and rule of law. Our police and army must be seen displaying highest sense of profe ...
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  Kofi Ali,
  
  This indeed a sad development considering how far we have come as a country in terms of consolidating our democratic credential and rule of law. Our police and army must be seen displaying highest sense of professionalism in discharging their duties. They should desist dancing to the tunes of power brokers. This said, I think your attempt to tell your readers everything there is to be known about the Nima gutter has pushed into the background the barbaric and undemocratic conducts of the police towards the demonstrators. You should have focused mainly on that after a brief description of issues surrounding the gutter. This would have attracted reader's attention more.

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