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Ex-convict jailed 45 years for robbery

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  • WISEMAN 10 years ago

    NANIAMA

  • gh vi 10 years ago

    he is only 20 years and is already an ex-convict? he did not stop there but went ahead to rob? such a person is not needed in the society. he should remain in prison forever

  • MATHS 10 years ago

    he should not be incarcerated yet until he finds them the Bontele who ran away with the GHc/70,000. He should be able to trace him since they have been robbing together.

  • Ayariga 10 years ago

    Jailed someone 45 years for GHc70.00 ( please not GHc70,000.00). Is the judge an idiot?
    Go jail the politicians stealing all the money.
    Ghana, hwat a rot!

  • PAPA RIGHTEOUS 10 years ago

    Read the post very. He is an ex-convict and he should have learn sense. Do you think we need such people in the society? Very soon they will come and rob you and i what you say or do. No wonder your name is AYARIGA! Who even ...
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  • PAPA RIGHTEOUS 10 years ago

    Read the post very well. He is an ex-convict and he should have learn sense. Do you think we need such people in the society? Very soon they will come and rob you and i what you say or do. No wonder your name is AYARIGA! Who ...
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  • ODIEMENSA 10 years ago

    THE ACCUSED DESERVE DEATH PANALTY

  • bigL 10 years ago

    Thats excessive...45 years for stealing a phone and he is 20 years old. Wow we are really taking a bite out crime. Steal 23 million and get 0 days jail time. Steal a cell phone and get 45 years.

  • Don Blunt 10 years ago

    How much will he sell the phone for? And how many Judges and Attorneys can he bribe with that amount?
    Do you value the time of our noble men at all?
    If he had stolen something sensible, he would have been judged by an Educa ...
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  • JK 10 years ago

    Robbing with threats of bodily injury is not the same as one done with a weapon. Baffour Awuah would probably have drawn a lighter sentence, if he had not pulled a knife.

    No sympathies here.

  • Earl Jones 10 years ago

    Indeed. He is an apology of a Ghanaian. You sell your country to a former colony for a title and you are proud of it. Tweaaaa!

  • JK 10 years ago

    I love it.