Submit petitions to EC peacefully: don’t picket

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• Prof Lungu 8 years ago

  Alhaji Alhasan Abdulai makes some reflective an important points in this essay.
  
  We are thinking the LMVC folks need to listen!
  
  
  Also, we took a look at the Dr. Bawumia PowerPoint slide and his case. Our response, poin ...
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  Alhaji Alhasan Abdulai makes some reflective an important points in this essay.
  
  We are thinking the LMVC folks need to listen!
  
  
  Also, we took a look at the Dr. Bawumia PowerPoint slide and his case. Our response, point-by-point, is at www.GhanaHero.com/Visions (See under Prof Lungu says....).
  
  Thanks, Alhaji Alhasan Abdulai.
  
  Peace!

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• Prof Lungu 8 years ago

  Free!
  
  Response to Dr. Bawumia's "New Electoral Register" case.
  
  At: www.GhanaHero.com/Visions
  
  Review, then tell us who is full of gas and little evidence!
  
  Peace!

  Free!
  
  Response to Dr. Bawumia's "New Electoral Register" case.
  
  At: www.GhanaHero.com/Visions
  
  Review, then tell us who is full of gas and little evidence!
  
  Peace!

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• Czar k 8 years ago

  Reading your piece, I realized that you were trying subtly to blame the demonstrators for the brutalities meted to them by the police. It's a shame. There should be no excuse for the Police to brutalize any Ghanaian who want ...
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  Reading your piece, I realized that you were trying subtly to blame the demonstrators for the brutalities meted to them by the police. It's a shame. There should be no excuse for the Police to brutalize any Ghanaian who want to exercise his/her constitutional right to demonstrate. We fought for the restoration of democracy so that any Ghanaian who wants to demonstrate on even a useless cause must be allowed to do so without such barbaric acts by the police. In fact this should and must never have happened in this 21st century in the first place and nobody should give any excuse whatsoever for this police brutality. It's really a shame and a sad day for Ghana.

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• Osei Kofi 8 years ago

  The police were not brutalizing demonstrators who were exercising their democratic rights but hooligans who have taken the law into their hands.
  
  Democracy does not mean lawlessness,it means rule of law and so far as these ...
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  The police were not brutalizing demonstrators who were exercising their democratic rights but hooligans who have taken the law into their hands.
  
  Democracy does not mean lawlessness,it means rule of law and so far as these thugs determine to flout the law a reasonable force will be required to contain them and sometimes people are hurt as a result.

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