Ghana needs telecommunication message law - Gbevlo-Lartey

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Mustapha 8 years ago

U want to stop people from messaging the world how u n ur thieves n blood sucking government want to bring in d elections. Insha Allah, NDC will go

U want to stop people from messaging the world how u n ur thieves n blood sucking government want to bring in d elections. Insha Allah, NDC will go
Attu zongo 8 years ago

After bringing the GITMO DETAINEES?
haha what a misplaced priority. The national destroyers committee ( ndc ) are afraid of the NPP strategy therfore all this horrible bills to spy spy spy on the incoming incorruptible and ...
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After bringing the GITMO DETAINEES?
haha what a misplaced priority. The national destroyers committee ( ndc ) are afraid of the NPP strategy therfore all this horrible bills to spy spy spy on the incoming incorruptible and God fearing competent president.
Whether you passed bedroom bill self, Nana ADDO and Bawumia plus NPP shall surely win massively with 77 % hands down victory so that corruption and incompetence can be arrested and jail at gambaga prisons wai.
# ARISE FOR MASSIVE CHANGE NOW incorruptible and God fearing Ghanaians. ...
DKAmsterdam 8 years ago

You dont pass such sensitive law during an election year. Ask the British when they passed the law. These criminals want the laws passed so that they can intercept important election materials from the opposition.

The mili ...
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You dont pass such sensitive law during an election year. Ask the British when they passed the law. These criminals want the laws passed so that they can intercept important election materials from the opposition.

The military years are over and your stupidity is been overexposed and can never infringed on our freedom. Why bring terrorists to Ghana when you dont have such laws in place?
jba 8 years ago

Why now? Can't we wait. Idiot all of u. Will burn in hell.we can't trust people like u to spear this bill. Haven't u guys done enough damage to the country?

Why now? Can't we wait. Idiot all of u. Will burn in hell.we can't trust people like u to spear this bill. Haven't u guys done enough damage to the country?
Dennis 8 years ago

Is anybody intelligent enough to promulgate a law in NDC? You talk without assessing yourself.

Is anybody intelligent enough to promulgate a law in NDC? You talk without assessing yourself.
Rude bwoy 8 years ago

National defenders of criminals.
They needs this laws to Spy and oppress thier opponents,
Is ghana becoming like Edogans turkey, or like Iran, are we heading now to authoritarian state ?.
Big brother is watching you ?

National defenders of criminals.
They needs this laws to Spy and oppress thier opponents,
Is ghana becoming like Edogans turkey, or like Iran, are we heading now to authoritarian state ?.
Big brother is watching you ?
Johannes B Awotwe 8 years ago

My friend, in case you dontknow, such laws exist in almost all western countries. Yes they are !!

The National Security Agency in USA uses such regulation.

The law does not say you should eavesdrop eveyrbody's message. ...
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My friend, in case you dontknow, such laws exist in almost all western countries. Yes they are !!

The National Security Agency in USA uses such regulation.

The law does not say you should eavesdrop eveyrbody's message. No.

When a person is highly suspected to be a terrorist or big money launderer, the state will seek order from the highest court. After the permission is granted, the state authority will then track the person's communication, not by listening to the conversations but tracking/saving only the meta-data ie when, with whom, how often call were made.

In case you want to know, such a law was approved ONLY yesterday in Germany, where the police ARE ALLOWED to install TROJAN software on anybody's computer (of course without THEIR KNOWLEDGE !)

This is not about NDC, NPP. It is about the security of all Ghanaians.
Legend 8 years ago

Where is privacy? Do we still have the right of privacy as people? This law will only benefit the power brokers. Please at least permit us to freely discourse the misconduct of leaders without fear.

Where is privacy? Do we still have the right of privacy as people? This law will only benefit the power brokers. Please at least permit us to freely discourse the misconduct of leaders without fear.
Ice cool 8 years ago

Stupid idea, you are very stupid man useless talking. As a nation we need to have our own privacy. if you are afraid of terrorism talk to evil mahama.

Stupid idea, you are very stupid man useless talking. As a nation we need to have our own privacy. if you are afraid of terrorism talk to evil mahama.
De-king 8 years ago

How is this bill important to our politics and security? And why is Gh so interested in fighting terrorism? Where is the terrorism in GH? Gh parliament is the most useless institution in the world, period ! Indeed the black m ...
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How is this bill important to our politics and security? And why is Gh so interested in fighting terrorism? Where is the terrorism in GH? Gh parliament is the most useless institution in the world, period ! Indeed the black man is a disease !!
De-king 8 years ago

The best thing for our politics and security is to provide energy for the people...and move the country from a 'THIRD WORLD' status so the world will respect us.

The best thing for our politics and security is to provide energy for the people...and move the country from a 'THIRD WORLD' status so the world will respect us.
Kwesi 8 years ago

Ghana doesn't need any telecommunication message law. In Ghana, anyone close to the president thinks he or she can say anything that is out of order and get away with it.

Ghana doesn't need any telecommunication message law. In Ghana, anyone close to the president thinks he or she can say anything that is out of order and get away with it.

Ghana needs telecommunication message law - Gbevlo-Lartey

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