Opuni Trial: EOCO never completed the investigations – Witness

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Unpredictable Oye Onye Kwasi Atta 3 months ago

"Sample was given but the seal was broken"? Could that mean someone filled the container with another substance just to incriminate an innocent persons for political reasons? Karma is real

"Sample was given but the seal was broken"? Could that mean someone filled the container with another substance just to incriminate an innocent persons for political reasons? Karma is real
Django 3 months ago

Please read again, it looks like you didn’t understand what is written!!!

Please read again, it looks like you didn’t understand what is written!!!
Fire 3 months ago

Wickedness.The bane of Ghanaians

Wickedness.The bane of Ghanaians
OSAFO KANTANKA 3 months ago

I keep saying that we are Not that Serious in this country. We always make a Mockery of Justice. Why should anybody in his right mind have the audacity to present a product with a broken seal for forensic testing? This ...
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I keep saying that we are Not that Serious in this country. We always make a Mockery of Justice. Why should anybody in his right mind have the audacity to present a product with a broken seal for forensic testing? This is way beyond any reasonable expectations. Even school children wouldn’t behave like this. Yet we have supposedly learned or well educated adults in their fields of study or expertise behaving like sycophants.
Kwesi Nyantekyi's Last Born 3 months ago

How is it possible for a sample drawn for investigation or testing on such a magnitude of a case be admitted, clearly showing its been tempered or seal broken.
The defendant was purely destined to win from onset because the ...
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How is it possible for a sample drawn for investigation or testing on such a magnitude of a case be admitted, clearly showing its been tempered or seal broken.
The defendant was purely destined to win from onset because the door of rejecting the result of the testing if it goes against him was widely opened.
The occupation of an investigator is a calling and graced with been smart. Grudge-bearers and the foolish are doomed to fail on that field.
A lot of resources and millions of cedis has been spent on this case and some people would have to charged with causing financial loss to the state.
Adu-Poku 3 months ago

My doubt is did the financial loss to the state actually happened?” When this government took over there was wild wild wild allegations against former President John Mahama, his wife and appointees and is thi not one of th ...
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My doubt is did the financial loss to the state actually happened?” When this government took over there was wild wild wild allegations against former President John Mahama, his wife and appointees and is thi not one of them? Remember President Akuffo-Addo ordered the closure of a sugar refinery commissioned by President Mahama prior to the elections and ordered investigations into over-pricing of the project cost. An Indian firm was invited run the business. Lately lack of sugarcane to run the factory it has been sold to an Indian company. Wow!! After a successful planting for food, jobs and industry campaign.
I wish the NDC campaign can put the Buyer on notice that that asset of the Republic of Ghana will not be sold.
Stay tunned for more.
Kwesi 3 months ago

The Attorney General must be ashamed… their evil plot is gradually failing… they won’t be able to hide their shame after this case

The Attorney General must be ashamed… their evil plot is gradually failing… they won’t be able to hide their shame after this case
Prince Fosu-Arhin 3 months ago

God is still watching them. How on earth would someone just try everything possible to incriminate his brother? Still, the battle is the Lord's.

God is still watching them. How on earth would someone just try everything possible to incriminate his brother? Still, the battle is the Lord's.
Agya oteng 3 months ago

The farmers who used the lithovit liquid fertiliser on their cocoa and volunteered the witness for Dr told the court the level of cocoa production increased significantly when the fertiliser was applied. Three cocoa farmers ...
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The farmers who used the lithovit liquid fertiliser on their cocoa and volunteered the witness for Dr told the court the level of cocoa production increased significantly when the fertiliser was applied. Three cocoa farmers told the court their suspicion is that charges were concocted or fabricated. The investigator from cocobod is confirming the farmers suspicion. Akufo Addo criminal enterprise government is a curse on Ghana. God will surely liberate Ghana soon.
Wilson 3 months ago

Useless political trial. The judicial system in Ghana has no leadership. Very bad Ghanaians have to go through the hand of a tyrant in the name of democracy.

Useless political trial. The judicial system in Ghana has no leadership. Very bad Ghanaians have to go through the hand of a tyrant in the name of democracy.
Stone Age AfricansnSe 3 months ago

It appears this confused investigator believed Seidu Agongo more than the scientists who did the first testing and sheepishly kiwtowed to Agongo’s demands and wishes.

It appears this confused investigator believed Seidu Agongo more than the scientists who did the first testing and sheepishly kiwtowed to Agongo’s demands and wishes.
Kobina Boafo 3 months ago

What a useless country. People in power steal without any consequences. Cecelia Dapaah has her stolen .oney returned yet you talk of revenue. Mobilization from the very People who have been victims of the Govts criminal ent ...
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What a useless country. People in power steal without any consequences. Cecelia Dapaah has her stolen .oney returned yet you talk of revenue. Mobilization from the very People who have been victims of the Govts criminal enterprises and wanton disregard for rule of law.

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