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• Anti Ghana NPP 3 months ago

  It is far easier to live in a country that obeys the law than to live in a lawless country. The government needs to be strong and make sure state institutions responsible for law and order have what they need to do their job. ...
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  It is far easier to live in a country that obeys the law than to live in a lawless country. The government needs to be strong and make sure state institutions responsible for law and order have what they need to do their job. We live in the 21st century world and not in the 1600. We have one constitution, one government and one nation.

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• Erik 3 months ago

  My advice to the people of Kumawu is to report the actions of the chief to Otumfo and the problem is sloved.

  My advice to the people of Kumawu is to report the actions of the chief to Otumfo and the problem is sloved.

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• Asakramitoga 3 months ago

  Investigate this allegation immediately as it's a big threat to national security

  Investigate this allegation immediately as it's a big threat to national security

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• Kwame Angel 3 months ago

  Hell! What is he protecting; maybe his Galamsey pits?

  Hell! What is he protecting; maybe his Galamsey pits?

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• Poku Tenten 3 months ago

  This not true. Is absolutely falls. They are Kumanwuhene’ hunters ( Abomofo ) by tradition and they accompany Kumawuhene occasionally to funerals and other traditional functions and has been an existence since the formation ...
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  This not true. Is absolutely falls. They are Kumanwuhene’ hunters ( Abomofo ) by tradition and they accompany Kumawuhene occasionally to funerals and other traditional functions and has been an existence since the formation of Kumawuman. They were with him during the Asantehemaa’s Dote yie and they had gone to their various places, basically at Afram Plans. I’m in Kumawu and had been here since the end of Asantehemaa’s funeral and no such people have been seen in any where in Kumawu Traditional Area.
  SO THIS ABSOLUTELY FALLS AND COMPLETELY LIARS.

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• Willie 3 months ago

  Is the Kumawu chief not under the Asantehene, why not report his conduct to him.

  Is the Kumawu chief not under the Asantehene, why not report his conduct to him.

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• KofSam 3 months ago

  No body in the country should be carrying weapon unless they are state security agents or those with special operations that have been approved by the authorities to carry weapons. These chiefs having their own security appa ...
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  No body in the country should be carrying weapon unless they are state security agents or those with special operations that have been approved by the authorities to carry weapons. These chiefs having their own security apparatus with weapons must not be entertained by the government. The IGP and the minister of the interior must step up to the plate and stop this from becoming an established practice. Our chiefs are ordinary Ghanaians and must not be given that power . This thing will blow up in our face if it is not curtailed.

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• Kofi Tetteh 3 months ago

  Foolish Kofsam. Go to Bawku and collect the guns from the warriors. Go to Bole and collect the guns. Stop the lawlessness in the galamsey sites before spewing any rubbish

  Foolish Kofsam. Go to Bawku and collect the guns from the warriors. Go to Bole and collect the guns. Stop the lawlessness in the galamsey sites before spewing any rubbish

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