Show of Power: KMA boss snubs Police chief

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Gatro 10 years ago

This KMA boss is a big crook working with great crooks in the country to deal in "the stuff" big time. Kudos, KMA boss for the recent success in sending those stuff out there for bid cash.

This KMA boss is a big crook working with great crooks in the country to deal in "the stuff" big time. Kudos, KMA boss for the recent success in sending those stuff out there for bid cash.
SHAMO 10 years ago

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IT IS ON US THAT GHANA POLICE GET MOUTH! YOU CANT IMAGINE HOW A POLICEMAN WILL HANDLE A POOR UNEMPLOY GHANAIAN! NDC BUGABUGA POWER IS HANDLING YOU LAWLESS POLICE
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karota 10 years ago

IT WAS WRONG FOR THE MAYOR TO HAVE REPORTED AT THE POLICE STATION IN THE FIRST PLACE. HE (KMA BOSS)IS THE BOSS OF THE ENTIRE METRO. IT IS THE COURT THAT CAN INVITE HIM NOT A MERE POLICE COMMISSIONER.

IT WAS WRONG FOR THE MAYOR TO HAVE REPORTED AT THE POLICE STATION IN THE FIRST PLACE. HE (KMA BOSS)IS THE BOSS OF THE ENTIRE METRO. IT IS THE COURT THAT CAN INVITE HIM NOT A MERE POLICE COMMISSIONER.
karota 10 years ago

ALSO IT IS WRONG EVEN TO INVITE THE KMA BOSS OVER A DEMOLITION EXERCISE.THE DEPT OF TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING HAS OVERSIGTH OVER SUCH AN EXERCISE. THEY UNDERSTAND THE PLANNING LAWS BETTER AND CAN WELL EXPLAIN THE REASONS FOR ...
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ALSO IT IS WRONG EVEN TO INVITE THE KMA BOSS OVER A DEMOLITION EXERCISE.THE DEPT OF TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING HAS OVERSIGTH OVER SUCH AN EXERCISE. THEY UNDERSTAND THE PLANNING LAWS BETTER AND CAN WELL EXPLAIN THE REASONS FOR THE SAID ACTION.
Asor 10 years ago

I do nt need to dialate further If a Ghanaian police officer does not know where he stands in the constitution then I am afraid we are hearding nowhere.The mayor is the Head of Police under his jurisdiction as well as town an ...
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I do nt need to dialate further If a Ghanaian police officer does not know where he stands in the constitution then I am afraid we are hearding nowhere.The mayor is the Head of Police under his jurisdiction as well as town and country planning. Probably we should write that boldly on the doors of Police academy in accra.
kweku 10 years ago

The Mayor in Ghana's cities ARE NOT THE HEAD OF POLICE in their jurisdiction! I don't know were you're getting that from. In the police line of command, no where does DCE's or MCE's come in. Lets assume you're right. It s ...
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The Mayor in Ghana's cities ARE NOT THE HEAD OF POLICE in their jurisdiction! I don't know were you're getting that from. In the police line of command, no where does DCE's or MCE's come in. Lets assume you're right. It still doesn't mean the mayor cannot not be invited by the police. Invitation is not an arrest, the police does not need a court order to invite any body. And when it comes to arrest, its not only the arrest of mayors who need court orders, but it applies to all citizens.

The mayor thinks he got power? He can go to hell.
CORNEY 10 years ago

You are absolutely wrong, the policeman and his boss the Divisional Commander although do not report directly to the MCE they are under him and Mr Bonsu is the Chief Executive of Kumasi and the chairman of security council of ...
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You are absolutely wrong, the policeman and his boss the Divisional Commander although do not report directly to the MCE they are under him and Mr Bonsu is the Chief Executive of Kumasi and the chairman of security council of that district in which these police officers are members and have no right whatsoever to invite him to that place in the first place when the assembly took a decision to pull down unauthorized structure in the city.

What is the crime of Mr Bonsu for the police to invite him, is it not the responsibility of the city to take those decisions, are they asking the assembly to get a permit from them before pulling down those structures, was Mr Bonsu involved in a fight with that man for the police to invite him?

If you do not know, if somebody reports you to the police in Ghana and you are invited by the police it is considered most of the time as arrest.
What is the police investigating, investigating if the man has the right to build on a land reserved for a road?

Some of these policemen are turning Ghana to a lawless country where anybody can do whatever he or she can so long as that individual has money or power and some of them too are taking the law into their own hands because they are policemen.
Yesterday it was another hopeless one who reportedly slapped Vicky Hammah because she did not pull over when she was asked to do so and went as far as standing in front of her car to prevent her from moving, how dumb can that police man be to do something stupid like that.
How on earth in this civilized world a policeman will slap somebody more especially a female even if she was in a fight with him, how can we have such idiots as peace officers?

We have a long way to go.
Bony 10 years ago

Too much has lead people to disrespect your office and credibilty....

Too much has lead people to disrespect your office and credibilty....
Oga yum yum 10 years ago

does the kma have a legal dept to handle such issues?

does the kma have a legal dept to handle such issues?
AkwasiB (USA) 10 years ago

This is a typical case of arrogance and apathy - I don't know;I don't care mentality. An exhibition of pure arrogance and total dis-respect of the laws by our so called leaders. The police is forever, but political appointmen ...
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This is a typical case of arrogance and apathy - I don't know;I don't care mentality. An exhibition of pure arrogance and total dis-respect of the laws by our so called leaders. The police is forever, but political appointment is for a limited time (8 years at most). What would Kojo Bonsu do then? He should think, be smart and set a good example for others.
NOT POLICE 10 years ago

I WOULD SNUB THE POLICE TOO

I WOULD SNUB THE POLICE TOO
NOT POLICE NOGOTIATIONS 10 years ago

FUCK THE CORRUPT POLICE

FUCK THE CORRUPT POLICE
GO TO COURT,NOT POLICE STATION 10 years ago

NO CLOSED DOOR NEGOTIATIONS,GO TO COURT,NOT POLICE STATION

NO CLOSED DOOR NEGOTIATIONS,GO TO COURT,NOT POLICE STATION
Justin Pwavra Teriwajah 10 years ago

I am an ex DSP of the Ghana Police Service. I do not identify with this District Police Commander over his frustrations. I think his frustrations are self-inflicted. Under the laws of Ghana, there is equality before the law a ...
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I am an ex DSP of the Ghana Police Service. I do not identify with this District Police Commander over his frustrations. I think his frustrations are self-inflicted. Under the laws of Ghana, there is equality before the law and the law is clear that for the purpose of conducting their investigations, the police can arrest anyone on reasonable suspicion of having committed a crime or on reasonable suspicion of being complicit in the commission of a crime. The police were simply being courteous when they invited the KMA boss for investigations but since he wants to ride roughshod over the police, they should arrest him for the purpose of their investigations. Once he is under arrest, they can then keep him from being one minute to 48 hours for the purposes of their investigations and he cannot walk out on the police whilst under arrest with the flimsy excuse that he is busy.

The District Commander has all the power under the law to arrest this bloke to let him co-operate with his office for the purposes of this investigation. I think an arrest of this bloke will teach him and other people of his ilk that the law is no respector of persons even if they are exalted in political offices.
Justin Pwavra Teriwajah 10 years ago

Once he is under arrest, they can then keep him from "being" one minute to 48 hours for the purposes of their investigations

NB: In the above sentence, the word "being" should read "between" else the intended meaning would ...
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Once he is under arrest, they can then keep him from "being" one minute to 48 hours for the purposes of their investigations

NB: In the above sentence, the word "being" should read "between" else the intended meaning would be lost.
One! 10 years ago

Mr Ex. DSP, I agree with you in respect to the powers of arrest of the police. However, I would have to disagree with the police invitation to the Mayor. This is because the Mayor is the head of the local government under whi ...
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Mr Ex. DSP, I agree with you in respect to the powers of arrest of the police. However, I would have to disagree with the police invitation to the Mayor. This is because the Mayor is the head of the local government under which the police answers.
Secondly, the action of demolition was undertaken by the KMA (the local government), and not the MAyor.
Thirdly, the action was undertaken by a combination or police/military team under instructions from the KMA.
Thus, the police have no locus to invite the person of Kojo Bonsu in his personal capacity. But rather they can go to the KMA offices and request all legal documents and information pertaining to the said demolition. Or better still they can report any un-coorperative attitude to the Minister of Local Government, under which all local governments serve, including the KMA.
If the Police is so peeved, I would ask him then to go and arrest all the soldiers/police who carried out the actual demolition.
Our police should know the law and how to go about official business. The Mayor does not have to answer to them for ANY official actions undertaken by the local government authority(in this case KMA).

Have a nice day!
Justin Pwavra Teriwajah 10 years ago

"This is because the Mayor is the head of the local government under which the police answers."

The above statement betrays your crass ignorance of the place of the police in our current constitutional democracy. Under our ...
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"This is because the Mayor is the head of the local government under which the police answers."

The above statement betrays your crass ignorance of the place of the police in our current constitutional democracy. Under our constitution, the police are never under any local government authority. They co-operate with every local government authority for the purpose of enforcing the law but they do not work under any such authority. It is such warped reasoning that made this bloke to walk out on the police.

Secondly, you do not know the full details of the complaint made by Mr. Odike to the police. Therefore, it is improper to conclude that the case is civil or that it concerned the official functions of the suspect concerned and hence there is no need for him to co-operate with the police. No matter how bogus you think a complaint against you is, you will be foolish to ignore an invitation to go and answer to the police. For all you know, what you guess to be the basis of the complaint may be altogether wrong and you may actually have a criminal case to answer to. From the complaint received, as long as the police have a reason to suspect that you have involved yourself in some form of criminality, the police can always move into a higher gear to arrest if you ignore their courteous invitation to you to come and answer to the complaint. When the interrogation after your arrest reveals that you were wrongly suspected, then sorry for you for the arrest but you can do nothing about the arrest. The arrest remains lawful as long as there was reasonable suspicion of your criminal involvement as the basis for that arrest.
One! 10 years ago

Please read the Act establishing the Local Government Administration in Ghana before you talk. Stop letting you hot head speak.

And just to educate you, the police at the District level is under the District Security Coun ...
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Please read the Act establishing the Local Government Administration in Ghana before you talk. Stop letting you hot head speak.

And just to educate you, the police at the District level is under the District Security Council (Disec), and the District Police is under the DISEC. Or and guess who the head of the DISEC is...the District Chief Executive (The MAYOR).
This also runs same for the Regions. Each region has the Regional Security Council (REGSEC), of which the Regional Police commander is a member. The HEAD of the REGSEC is the Regional Minister. Since you want me to educate you, under our constitution, the political Heads of government take precedence over the Security heads. Because the political heads, all the Ministers, District Chief Executives and Municipal Chief Executives are all representatives of the President and serve at his pleasure. That is what Ghanaians signed up for in democracy and that is what they are getting.

However, comming back to this issue, if the case is about the demolition, why did the police not

1. Invite the soldiers/police- After all ther supervised and carried out the demolition.

Do not sit there and make yourself a pocket lawyer. If the police were to arrest Government officials, do you not think that the Attorney General, Ministers and even the IGP would all have been arrested by now for investigations. Please cool your hot head. I know a lot of people do not like Kojo Bonsu, and personally I don't care for him because I do not think he is qualified. But the matter of the case is that the demolition was ordered by KMA, not the Mayor. However since you are so passionate about the Mayor being arrested, I suggest you petition the police to arrest all the KMA officers and the police/military team that undertook the demolition (if they can)!

Make Koti catch Koti!
Asem beba dabi!
One! 10 years ago

And Ex-DSP, just so you know, under the 4th Republic Constitution of Ghana, all citizens have powers of ARREST in the prevention of a criminal act, suspicion of a criminal act or preventing the escape of a criminal. However, ...
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And Ex-DSP, just so you know, under the 4th Republic Constitution of Ghana, all citizens have powers of ARREST in the prevention of a criminal act, suspicion of a criminal act or preventing the escape of a criminal. However, all arrests are handed over to the police or Attorney General's department for investigations. The police are NOT the only ones who can arrest!
Justin Pwavra Teriwajah 10 years ago

"Do not sit there and make yourself a pocket lawyer."

You greatly amused me when you assumed that I was not a real lawyer and hence you referred to me as a pocket lawyer. For your information, I am a fully fledged lawyer o ...
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"Do not sit there and make yourself a pocket lawyer."

You greatly amused me when you assumed that I was not a real lawyer and hence you referred to me as a pocket lawyer. For your information, I am a fully fledged lawyer of eleven (11) years good standing. So you see, when it comes to both the law and policing, I am streets ahead of you in doing a well-informed analysis.

Why do you continue to expose your crass ignorance to the public? I can assure you that the Local Government Act, 1993 (Act 462) does not contain any provision relating to the District Security Council (DISEC)or the Regional Security Council (REGSEC). These councils are extentions of the National Security Council and the establishment and functions of all these security councils are provided for by the Security and Intelligence Agencies Act, 1996 (Act 526). Go and read Act 526 for yourself!!!

Suffice it to say that both REGSEC and DISEC exist to perform only advisory functions to the National Security Council under Act 526 as regards the identification of security threats to the relevant District, Region or to the country or Government and the making of recommendations to the National Security Council for proactive steps to be taken to make all of us safe from such threats.

So you see, the fact that a District Chief Executive is the chairman of DISEC does not make him the head of the police in the district. He has his mandate and the police also do have theirs. In a true democracy as we are trying to build in Ghana, everyone must respect the law no matter who you are or what position you have been appointed to else the police always have the power to pick you up to face the music if you break the law and there are criminal implications in such breaches of the law. Please read before you expose yourself next time, boy!!!
K.OSEI 10 years ago

I think the advice comes right back at you to check your facts before exposing your ignorance to the public.One can clearly see that this was a power play by the DSP who had wanted the Mayor to come to see him privately on hi ...
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I think the advice comes right back at you to check your facts before exposing your ignorance to the public.One can clearly see that this was a power play by the DSP who had wanted the Mayor to come to see him privately on his office in order to give him the bragging rights to lie and distort the whole incident.This is not even a criminal case and if there is any abuse of power here then the courts decides and award the appropriate compensation.Let us not forget that the Mayor did report to the Police Station but they decided to jockey him around.Well done Mr.Mayor.Now if any crime has been committed why can't the DSP go and arrest him instead of going to the media.
fredsaid 10 years ago

The leaders of Ghana have never obeyed the laws of Ghana or enforced it so why do you expect anyone to do anything by the laws of Ghana. The law and constitution demands all politicians including the president declare their ...
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The leaders of Ghana have never obeyed the laws of Ghana or enforced it so why do you expect anyone to do anything by the laws of Ghana. The law and constitution demands all politicians including the president declare their assets when the enter office but till now they have not done so and the president has not enforced it; the courts have not enforced it so what are we talking about the law for??
KOBLA ZEGO 10 years ago

BUT THE MSN REPORTED AND REQUESTED TO BE EXCUSED BCOS HE HAD A SCHEDULED MEETING. WHAT WAS WRONG?

BUT THE MSN REPORTED AND REQUESTED TO BE EXCUSED BCOS HE HAD A SCHEDULED MEETING. WHAT WAS WRONG?
Justin Pwavra Teriwajah 10 years ago

If you report to the wrong office and when you are told to go to the right office, you refuse to do so, then you have failed to report. He is simply swollen-headed by his political appointment and hence he feels too big to re ...
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If you report to the wrong office and when you are told to go to the right office, you refuse to do so, then you have failed to report. He is simply swollen-headed by his political appointment and hence he feels too big to report to a district police commander. I can see through his complex: being a metropolitan chief executive, he believes he should report to the regional police commander or at least the divisional commander but not a common district commander and hence he snubbed the district commander, but the district commander can send his men after him to bring him in for investigations and even if he has a meeting with the President of the Republic, the President must either wait till after the interrogation or reschedule the meeting. It is high time the police took their rightful position in our constitutional democracy!!!
WARD GDX - WE THE PEOPLE 10 years ago

P/NDC promotes fools,hooligans and goons to positions of critical importance.

Lawlessness is a core character of the party.

P/NDC promotes fools,hooligans and goons to positions of critical importance.

Lawlessness is a core character of the party.
dankaloma 10 years ago

Real garbage reportage! Peace fm does not have any better things to do. Civil case not police.

Real garbage reportage! Peace fm does not have any better things to do. Civil case not police.
Yaw Kusi 10 years ago

The story does not depict any evidence of snub or disrespect by Hon. Kojo Bonsu against the Police in any way. The Hon. Mayor honoured the invitation by turning up at the Police station. However, the Hon. Mayor asked to be ex ...
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The story does not depict any evidence of snub or disrespect by Hon. Kojo Bonsu against the Police in any way. The Hon. Mayor honoured the invitation by turning up at the Police station. However, the Hon. Mayor asked to be excused to attend a very important national duty, and maybe, to make himself available at a later time.This police officer must be fair to the KMA boss, and not create the impression that the KMA boss disrespects the Police. What did the police officer want to do? To lock the KMA boss up, or what? Let us be fair to one another in this country, and stop the dirty politicking. I know the Mayor personally, and that is not his style.
Naa-Sei 10 years ago

The fact is that our leaders have allowed politics and tribalism to permeates into all aspects of our national affairs thus complicating even their most basic and mundane actions.This is very dangerous to our security and imp ...
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The fact is that our leaders have allowed politics and tribalism to permeates into all aspects of our national affairs thus complicating even their most basic and mundane actions.This is very dangerous to our security and impediment to our growth and development as a nation.
Ayalolo 10 years ago

That is true but how can one side pull back when the other side insist on moving in the old fashion.If we keep up in this fashion nothing of substance will ever be achieved by any leader and we are heading towards a civil war ...
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That is true but how can one side pull back when the other side insist on moving in the old fashion.If we keep up in this fashion nothing of substance will ever be achieved by any leader and we are heading towards a civil war in a high gear.
Kofi 10 years ago

And these fools want the rest of the population to respect the police? Such fools are not fit for public office.

And these fools want the rest of the population to respect the police? Such fools are not fit for public office.
Papa Yaw 10 years ago

How

How
John Asankomah Quarshie 10 years ago

this country is failing with no hope for the next generation..... am worried cuz they will blame all of us for some few ppls stupidity and arrogance....lawlessness and criminal ndc shit guru....

this country is failing with no hope for the next generation..... am worried cuz they will blame all of us for some few ppls stupidity and arrogance....lawlessness and criminal ndc shit guru....
kwaku owusu 10 years ago

NDC leader must learn how to respect the law....

NDC leader must learn how to respect the law....
TEE 10 years ago

Nonsense, who is a minister, only in Ghana a minister can walk out of a police. I told you so. All these so called Ministers thinks they are in heaven. What is the name of their leader, MAHAMA

Nonsense, who is a minister, only in Ghana a minister can walk out of a police. I told you so. All these so called Ministers thinks they are in heaven. What is the name of their leader, MAHAMA
Jeff, UK 10 years ago

If Odike has a case, he should go to court. Land and permit matters do not fall in the ambit of police work. The should have told the complainant where to go if he had a case. The police should not make it look like they know ...
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If Odike has a case, he should go to court. Land and permit matters do not fall in the ambit of police work. The should have told the complainant where to go if he had a case. The police should not make it look like they know anything when they don't. There are too many of "hoodlums" in the police who know nothing. If he had a permit (Odike) should have shown it to the police and proceed to court. There is nothing criminal worth investigating
Anes Wiesbaden German 10 years ago

KMA boss

KMA boss
jake 10 years ago

There is no need to escalate this up anyway, just send some officers with a warrant of arrest.
Using the right procedural protocol, if he resist SHOOT HIM and plant a gun in his hands. Job Done

There is no need to escalate this up anyway, just send some officers with a warrant of arrest.
Using the right procedural protocol, if he resist SHOOT HIM and plant a gun in his hands. Job Done
COM'DE-VA 10 years ago

This has certainly exposed the type of 'brains' the country is being ruled by considering the IQs of police officers and of course the journalist who even doesn't know that the KMA boss should not have honoured that supid in ...
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This has certainly exposed the type of 'brains' the country is being ruled by considering the IQs of police officers and of course the journalist who even doesn't know that the KMA boss should not have honoured that supid invitation from these crooks.This is a case that should be challenged in the law court in which the KMA boss represented by a state- paid lawyer or attorney.This is not the time these corrupt CID should come in. During the trial, they be there as investigators.Quess how much they took from Odike before he presented his case to them.KMA boss, you knew the law and the sensible ones will have your back.This is not about politics. I am a die hard NPP but you did the right to these bastards.
Lambilla 10 years ago

This useless mayor would want people to take directives from him.He is none better than an illiterate fool.

This useless mayor would want people to take directives from him.He is none better than an illiterate fool.
Nantwi,BSEd,MSEd(ece),MSEd(sas) 10 years ago

Is tit true that this man was arrested in London for dealing in Cocaine.Can anybody deny or confirm this information as tis is hot in New York.

Is tit true that this man was arrested in London for dealing in Cocaine.Can anybody deny or confirm this information as tis is hot in New York.
ANSAH 10 years ago

WHAT YOU ARE DOING SHOWS THE TYPE OF PERSON THAT YOU ARE.A COMPLETE FOOL.

WHAT YOU ARE DOING SHOWS THE TYPE OF PERSON THAT YOU ARE.A COMPLETE FOOL.
Oga yum yum 10 years ago

does the kma have a legal department?

does the kma have a legal department?
Kwame K 10 years ago

The police commander who invited him MUST BE FIRED for not knowing the law. THIS IS A CIVIL CASE. The police is rather abusing his powers. Are we safe in the hands of these untrained police?

The police commander who invited him MUST BE FIRED for not knowing the law. THIS IS A CIVIL CASE. The police is rather abusing his powers. Are we safe in the hands of these untrained police?
Nantwi,BSEd,MSEd(ece),MSEd(sas) 10 years ago

I am an educator and therefore not a lawyer. In New York,the Police Comissioner reports to the Mayor.From these premises, I don't think the Mayor should even go to the Precint. If Mr.Odike or the Police have a case,let them g ...
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I am an educator and therefore not a lawyer. In New York,the Police Comissioner reports to the Mayor.From these premises, I don't think the Mayor should even go to the Precint. If Mr.Odike or the Police have a case,let them go to court.
Emmanuel Boye 10 years ago

You have the right to arrest him. He is not above the law of the country. Arrest him period

You have the right to arrest him. He is not above the law of the country. Arrest him period
Straight Talker 10 years ago

This is absolute none sense & if the CID did indeed invite the mayor he should br FIRED. The CID should have rather invited the Lawyers of KMA.

This is absolute none sense & if the CID did indeed invite the mayor he should br FIRED. The CID should have rather invited the Lawyers of KMA.
Nana 10 years ago

this is real show of power

this is real show of power
kwam 10 years ago

If you do not have building permit why should you in the first place put up the building? they should have known better, the Police should direct them to seek civil remedy. I do not think the Police case can help them in any ...
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If you do not have building permit why should you in the first place put up the building? they should have known better, the Police should direct them to seek civil remedy. I do not think the Police case can help them in any way.
Obed Adore 10 years ago

I believe this should be a civil case. Unless Odike had met the city guys on his "property" destroying the structures, this would have necessitated a call to the police to investigate criminal action that may lead to criminal ...
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I believe this should be a civil case. Unless Odike had met the city guys on his "property" destroying the structures, this would have necessitated a call to the police to investigate criminal action that may lead to criminal arrests and charges.
And by the way, it was a city action, why call the Mayor personally to the police station? An official written notice should have been sent to the city office and city lawyers would have responded; not the mayor directly.
danny 10 years ago

The police though has the authority to invite any public official or citizen for his work but the aproach of the asokwa police sparks of indiscipline because the mayor is a member of a committee and a chairman of course where ...
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The police though has the authority to invite any public official or citizen for his work but the aproach of the asokwa police sparks of indiscipline because the mayor is a member of a committee and a chairman of course where colloboration is key the police could bring it to the attention of the committee insteadof inviting him to his office , also to advice complainant about the building permit procedure by law the assembly has the mandate to demolish any unauthorised structure.pleeeease

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