Speaker’s impasse with President should be resolved amicably - Tema MCE

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• Ghanaians say YES to LGBTQ+ 2 months ago

  Ghanaians say YES to LGBTQ+ and same sex marriage.

  Ghanaians say YES to LGBTQ+ and same sex marriage.

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• WEBSITE AFRICA jd 2 months ago

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• ASUBROFO 2 months ago

  PLEASE TELL THAT DUMMY TO STOP HIS ARROGANCY AND SIGN THE BILL,GHANA IS NOT FOR HIM AND HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS. finito.

  PLEASE TELL THAT DUMMY TO STOP HIS ARROGANCY AND SIGN THE BILL,GHANA IS NOT FOR HIM AND HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS. finito.

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• OSABARIMA MENSA 2 months ago

  The speaker is usurping the power of an elected official which he is not. Ghanaians did not vote for this man. He has no mandate to misbehave the way he is acting. After December, he will be no more. Good riddance!

  The speaker is usurping the power of an elected official which he is not. Ghanaians did not vote for this man. He has no mandate to misbehave the way he is acting. After December, he will be no more. Good riddance!

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• Agbeli Kumordzi 2 months ago

  That idiot guy inTema the beautiful city running down like Zongo too may potholes on tema streets
  He can't fixed that situation and now talking about politics
  He should get lost

  That idiot guy inTema the beautiful city running down like Zongo too may potholes on tema streets
  He can't fixed that situation and now talking about politics
  He should get lost

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• Foolish boy always insulting Mahama 2 months ago

  Gerrout you fool. Go and insult Mahama again.

  Gerrout you fool. Go and insult Mahama again.

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• Ex-Pope 2 months ago

  That impasse can solved by the President and his advisors refraining from playing ananse games with Parliament. How can one run to the Supreme Court to seek relief regarding a bill that has not yet been signed into law? The A ...
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  That impasse can solved by the President and his advisors refraining from playing ananse games with Parliament. How can one run to the Supreme Court to seek relief regarding a bill that has not yet been signed into law? The Attorney General who ought to know better also became a part of this deceptive move by advising the President to refrain from signing the bill till the court makes a decision. That process is a as much a sham process as Akufo-Addo's false claim about entering into a pact with God to fleece tax payers to build his sham national cathedral. The Court has no right to decide on a matter that is premature, for that bill is a law that the court can address. Accepting the case means the court is now getting into a position where it can dictate to parliament which bills to pass. Courts should be debating the constitutionality of a law, not a bill that has not yet been signed into law.

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• Ex-Pope 2 months ago

  Typo correction:
  
  That impasse can be solved......

  Typo correction:
  
  That impasse can be solved......

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• NART 2 months ago

  IF THE PRESIDENT SIGN THE LGBTQ + BILL THEN THERE WILL BE PEACE, IF NOT THEN ALOTTA COUNTIUA.

  IF THE PRESIDENT SIGN THE LGBTQ + BILL THEN THERE WILL BE PEACE, IF NOT THEN ALOTTA COUNTIUA.

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• Willie 1 month ago

  How do you advise somebody who wanted to build a cathedral for the Lord and doesn't want to sign the LGBTQ+ bill into law. He took a stand and the speaker also says no you can't do that. If he backs down things would run smoo ...
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  How do you advise somebody who wanted to build a cathedral for the Lord and doesn't want to sign the LGBTQ+ bill into law. He took a stand and the speaker also says no you can't do that. If he backs down things would run smoothly.

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