'Apply minimum force to defend and enforce law during attacks' - Security agencies told

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GHANA 2 months ago

BREAKING NEWS
Ghanaian Youth Unite Beyond Politics to Call on President Mahama to Continue His Good Works

In an extraordinary show of unity and patriotism, the youth of Ghana — from every political party and background ...
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BREAKING NEWS
Ghanaian Youth Unite Beyond Politics to Call on President Mahama to Continue His Good Works

In an extraordinary show of unity and patriotism, the youth of Ghana — from every political party and background — have come together to form a powerful movement without political colors. This movement, known as The Youth for National Progress, has one clear message: President John Dramani Mahama must continue the great work he has begun for Ghana.

For the first time in many years, young people are putting aside political differences to speak with one voice. They believe that Ghana’s progress and development should not be interrupted by political rivalry or division. Instead, they are calling for continuity, stability, and visionary leadership to build on the foundation already laid.

According to the group’s leaders, under President Mahama’s leadership, Ghana has seen real progress in infrastructure, education, health, and digital transformation. Roads, hospitals, schools, and energy projects have given hope to millions. The youth believe that with a renewed mandate, Mahama can complete these projects and take Ghana to even greater heights.

“Our generation has suffered enough from leadership that focuses on politics instead of progress,” the movement declared. “We have seen what happens when unqualified leaders take over — our nation goes backward. This time, we are united for Ghana, not for any political party.”

They emphasized that their mission is not about party loyalty, but about national interest and the future of the youth. By uniting as one people, they hope to inspire all Ghanaians to think beyond partisanship and support the kind of leadership that brings tangible results.

As the movement spreads across the regions, it is gaining massive support from students, entrepreneurs, farmers, and professionals who share a common belief — that Ghana deserves continuity, not constant change.

In their words: “We are not NDC, we are not NPP — we are Ghanaian youth, united for progress, peace, and
musa 2 months ago

If the men are in danger they shd use what min'''''mum force???? Are u guys serious at all????

If the men are in danger they shd use what min'''''mum force???? Are u guys serious at all????
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Asakramitoga 2 months ago

Why minimum force. It should be maximum to deter these miscreants

Why minimum force. It should be maximum to deter these miscreants
M. Suleman 2 months ago

That's what the law provides for, my good friend.

That's what the law provides for, my good friend.
Owan Yaw aka Teteman Ubi 2 months ago

Muntaka is a disgraceful and incompetent Minister. Many of his comments don’t make sense and yet he is not only an MP but a Minister of Interior. What constitutes minimum force? Is that why Police are placed in harms way du ...
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Muntaka is a disgraceful and incompetent Minister. Many of his comments don’t make sense and yet he is not only an MP but a Minister of Interior. What constitutes minimum force? Is that why Police are placed in harms way during elections, without necessary equipment to bring down chaos? What an inept Minister!
M. Suleman 2 months ago

@Owan Yaw, And so, you think you have written sense eh? The Minister was just stating the position of the law. 'Minimum Force', in the context used by the National Security Council means 'Justifiable force' which is provided ...
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@Owan Yaw, And so, you think you have written sense eh? The Minister was just stating the position of the law. 'Minimum Force', in the context used by the National Security Council means 'Justifiable force' which is provided for both in the Constitution 1992 and The Criminal and Other Offences Act, 1960 (Act 30). I am putting back the letter D, which is missing from your name Owan, and deservedly call you Odwan - M3333333333333. Silly bush billy goat.
Owan Yaw aka Teteman Ubi 2 months ago

I think I make more sense than you.

I think I make more sense than you.
Yoo 2 months ago

This M. Suleiman guy's brain is akin to that of an ant. His faculty of reasoning is very very low, yet he thinks he is the paragon of knowledge. NANTWIE muuuu, read wide to broaden your knowledge about security issues. From w ...
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This M. Suleiman guy's brain is akin to that of an ant. His faculty of reasoning is very very low, yet he thinks he is the paragon of knowledge. NANTWIE muuuu, read wide to broaden your knowledge about security issues. From what you have displayed, it is abundantly clear that you are daft as far as security issues are concerned. Nantwiee, wise up
Yoo 2 months ago

Muntaka, will you shut up over there! Do you really understand what you have said? How? The security personnel should use minimum force when their lives are imminently in danger, to the extent that they can lose their lives, ...
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Muntaka, will you shut up over there! Do you really understand what you have said? How? The security personnel should use minimum force when their lives are imminently in danger, to the extent that they can lose their lives, and you are saying what, Muntaka? They should use minimum what? This man is really a fool. Your lack of proactive measures is what is causing all these disturbances all over the country. Look at Sampa, for example, why did you allow that illegitimate chief that freedom to always talk big and tough, threatening here and there, and Police and National Security could not bring him to order. Why was he allowed to carry himself as a paramount chief, whiles the rightful one has been duly gazetted by the National House of Chiefs? Ghana is, indeed, in the wrong hands, in my candid opinion, though.
Owan Yaw aka Teteman Ubi 2 months ago

Muntaka has never been a good Minister, either in previous or current NDC regimes. Neither was he an effective front bencher in Parliament. Whose ever idea it was to send him to Interior has goofed big time.

Muntaka has never been a good Minister, either in previous or current NDC regimes. Neither was he an effective front bencher in Parliament. Whose ever idea it was to send him to Interior has goofed big time.
M. Suleman 2 months ago

Bleeding is allowed. Your paymasters are wasting their money on you. Attacking blindly does not mean you should be stupid at doing it. Ofui.

Bleeding is allowed. Your paymasters are wasting their money on you. Attacking blindly does not mean you should be stupid at doing it. Ofui.
Owan Yaw aka Teteman Ubi 2 months ago

Need I respond to you? Absolutely, No.

Need I respond to you? Absolutely, No.
M. Suleman 2 months ago

Another bush illiterate who thinks he is making sense. You should rather shut up. Aponkye, like you.

Another bush illiterate who thinks he is making sense. You should rather shut up. Aponkye, like you.
Yoo 2 months ago

Listen to a certain M. Suleman calling someone Aponkye! This is quite preposterous. Someone who drinks from the same pond with cattle, has the enfontry to refer to another person as Aponkye. Eeii Ghana! Things dey ooo. I h ...
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Listen to a certain M. Suleman calling someone Aponkye! This is quite preposterous. Someone who drinks from the same pond with cattle, has the enfontry to refer to another person as Aponkye. Eeii Ghana! Things dey ooo. I have decided to reserve my further comments
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Uwusu 2 months ago

Mu. Keep it up ok. You are doing a good job

Mu. Keep it up ok. You are doing a good job

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