Lawyer drags National Roads Authority to court over deplorable road

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Kojo 3 weeks ago

great job this is area lawyer not a coward lawyer like most ghana lawyers ,may god bless this man we the people stand with him 100%

great job this is area lawyer not a coward lawyer like most ghana lawyers ,may god bless this man we the people stand with him 100%
Dr Mumbi Seraki 3 weeks ago

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine ... For instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or... combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine ... For instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or... combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.
Kwame King 3 weeks ago

Feels very happy for the first time in Ghana. Citizens should be doing these advocacies than allowing politicians to prey on them. Good job bro.

Feels very happy for the first time in Ghana. Citizens should be doing these advocacies than allowing politicians to prey on them. Good job bro.
Big head 3 weeks ago

I thought the old regime constructed more roads than any government in the history of the country? Shiaaa!

I thought the old regime constructed more roads than any government in the history of the country? Shiaaa!
Peter 3 weeks ago

A few more of such legal suits with judges who are disposed to building strong institutions and societies would help the country grow.

A few more of such legal suits with judges who are disposed to building strong institutions and societies would help the country grow.
The Truth 3 weeks ago

Idiot. Was it not just ten months ago your Akufo Addo left power? When did Mahama use pick -axe to destroy your road when he assumed office. Votting in one direction without thinking. Wait it will be done for you but not cour ...
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Idiot. Was it not just ten months ago your Akufo Addo left power? When did Mahama use pick -axe to destroy your road when he assumed office. Votting in one direction without thinking. Wait it will be done for you but not court issue. If all constituencies should go to court with similar frivilous charges, can judges in Ghana have time and space to accommodate all the plaintiffs? VOTE WISELY NEXT TIME BY THINKING TWICE BEFORE ENTERING THE BOOTH TO CAST YOUR VOTES.
Koti 3 weeks ago

Oh!

Oh!
Kwame King 3 weeks ago

Kwasia, you will definitely pay for his stupidity with your life playing politics with such a Nobel action. Cos of animals like u that Ghanaians are suffering

Kwasia, you will definitely pay for his stupidity with your life playing politics with such a Nobel action. Cos of animals like u that Ghanaians are suffering
Citizen 3 weeks ago

How we wish the road would be fixed. Taxi drivers charge unapproved fare especially at night

How we wish the road would be fixed. Taxi drivers charge unapproved fare especially at night
CLIFFORD 3 weeks ago

NPP sympathizer and so called lawyer. Mahama has heard you loud and clear. Mahama is not like your Akuffo Addo and Amoako Attah who only constructed kyebi and Atiwa roads.

NPP sympathizer and so called lawyer. Mahama has heard you loud and clear. Mahama is not like your Akuffo Addo and Amoako Attah who only constructed kyebi and Atiwa roads.
Kwame King 3 weeks ago

Gyimi gyimi. Why politicize such a Nobel fight for u? Mmoah, no wonder politicians use u elections and damp u.

Gyimi gyimi. Why politicize such a Nobel fight for u? Mmoah, no wonder politicians use u elections and damp u.
Kwasi Addai 3 weeks ago

This road was in a bad shape all these past eight years and because this lawyer was away in a foreign country the past eight years, he couldn't use the road to realize how bad it was and still is.Or shall I say this lawyer wa ...
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This road was in a bad shape all these past eight years and because this lawyer was away in a foreign country the past eight years, he couldn't use the road to realize how bad it was and still is.Or shall I say this lawyer was here in Ghana but belongs to the NPP and so he blindly didn't realize that the road was not in a mitorable situation? Or this lawyer feared for his life that’s why he didn't talk? Or has he just completed his BL course at the Law School and is now testing his knowledge? In any case, aban Papa aba, Ghana is now enjoying its second Independence. Everyone is free to talk and demand their rights without any fear of arrest or intimidation.
Kwasi Addai 3 weeks ago

Correction: mitorable=motorable

Correction: mitorable=motorable
NANA TRUMU TRUMU ADDO 3 weeks ago

WERE YOU GHANA DURING AKUFFO ADDO 8 YEARS RULE?

WERE YOU GHANA DURING AKUFFO ADDO 8 YEARS RULE?
God Is Able 3 weeks ago

NPP's LEGACY.MAHAMA IS RATHER PAYING FOR NANA ADDO's MESS

NPP's LEGACY.MAHAMA IS RATHER PAYING FOR NANA ADDO's MESS
Agbeli Kumordziì 3 weeks ago

jWhere was that stupid lawyer fir the past 8 years
Why he didn't take Akuffo Addo's NPP government to a court for his village road why now?

jWhere was that stupid lawyer fir the past 8 years
Why he didn't take Akuffo Addo's NPP government to a court for his village road why now?
Justice One 3 weeks ago

What is a Court orders the road constructed and the state says there are no funds to do so. Can the President be held responsible? or even in contempt? This is the type of lawsuit a judge will descent on the lawyers for not a ...
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What is a Court orders the road constructed and the state says there are no funds to do so. Can the President be held responsible? or even in contempt? This is the type of lawsuit a judge will descent on the lawyers for not advising their client (another lawyer though) properly.

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