GHS3k Bribery: I'll sue – Osei Owusu

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HONESTY 7 years ago

The NPP don't fear the courts because the judges are all NPP sympathisers.

The reason is simple, Mahama made the unpardonable mistake of commissioning Anas Aremeyaw Anas to expose the corruption in the Judiciary.

Time w ...
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The NPP don't fear the courts because the judges are all NPP sympathisers.

The reason is simple, Mahama made the unpardonable mistake of commissioning Anas Aremeyaw Anas to expose the corruption in the Judiciary.

Time will solve this anomaly.
Villager 7 years ago

The mistake is irreversible, the time of the judiciary as UNTOUCHABLE LORDS is now history. K4 wouldn't have commissioned this Anas project

The mistake is irreversible, the time of the judiciary as UNTOUCHABLE LORDS is now history. K4 wouldn't have commissioned this Anas project
ADWEN 7 years ago

If effective controls or effective control systems or nechanisms exist in Ghana or within the parliament the source of this bribery money could have been identified easily and the conduit of the disgraceful act of bribery wil ...
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If effective controls or effective control systems or nechanisms exist in Ghana or within the parliament the source of this bribery money could have been identified easily and the conduit of the disgraceful act of bribery will be unravelled easily.
GHANA FIRST 7 years ago

We knew you will come to this disgraceful end! due to your rudness, bais and arrogant nature. See how God has humbled you? All this while you're just a corrupt thief put at the realm of the committee just to do the bidding of ...
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We knew you will come to this disgraceful end! due to your rudness, bais and arrogant nature. See how God has humbled you? All this while you're just a corrupt thief put at the realm of the committee just to do the bidding of the NPP and not Ghanians. When will our politicians learn to put GHANA FIRST.
Kwaa 7 years ago

Sue before the NDC muddle your reputation.It is a plan work by the NDC to score even with the NPP by pointing out their corrupt deals during their reign.
Because nobody in his/her right frame of mind,will bribed,in a situati ...
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Sue before the NDC muddle your reputation.It is a plan work by the NDC to score even with the NPP by pointing out their corrupt deals during their reign.
Because nobody in his/her right frame of mind,will bribed,in a situation,that person needs not to bribe.
Mr Agyarko would had been approved by the majority with or without the minority,so why would he do a stupid thing like bribing Mr Ayariga, for what?
cuuh!. 7 years ago

Osei, u're part of it. Ayariga said u gave de envelopes containing de money to them. Mr Prez, dont waist so much time on this idiots. Fire them. We dont want to see & hear this kind of nonsense in npp again. Nana Addo do the ...
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Osei, u're part of it. Ayariga said u gave de envelopes containing de money to them. Mr Prez, dont waist so much time on this idiots. Fire them. We dont want to see & hear this kind of nonsense in npp again. Nana Addo do the right thing.
Amoaokohene 7 years ago

Now as at now where is the money?where ever the money comes from should be sent to charity fond. Wise of king Solomon in the Bible

Now as at now where is the money?where ever the money comes from should be sent to charity fond. Wise of king Solomon in the Bible
Joana 7 years ago

If you are not a thief, go to court. What are you waiting for?

If you are not a thief, go to court. What are you waiting for?
Ampafo 7 years ago

If the allegation is true why didn't mr.Ayariga and the Minority call in the Police?The Police / Parliament must investigate.

If the allegation is true why didn't mr.Ayariga and the Minority call in the Police?The Police / Parliament must investigate.
Kofi Gbagbladza 7 years ago

Fool, u can go to court. Bloody scoundrel

Fool, u can go to court. Bloody scoundrel
Salifu 7 years ago

How can NPP that holds the majority on the Committee go around to bribe the minority. The NPP can use the majority votes to approve the nominations ethout resorting to the alledged bribery. When will these type of tradition ...
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How can NPP that holds the majority on the Committee go around to bribe the minority. The NPP can use the majority votes to approve the nominations ethout resorting to the alledged bribery. When will these type of traditional lies peddlers stop lying to the public. They have no shame and their supporters have no brains to think through these nonsense
Desiree'' 7 years ago

Non-sense:if you take legal action it does not against one person but entire vetting committee.The reason people can't voice out any allegation within out public institution are these kinds of uneccessary legal action which o ...
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Non-sense:if you take legal action it does not against one person but entire vetting committee.The reason people can't voice out any allegation within out public institution are these kinds of uneccessary legal action which out judicial system tolerated.if I were a judge and face with these kinds of action,I will simply throw out those cases because it has no merits
Montesquieu 7 years ago

My dear and beloved NDC make sure every matter on bribery story you bring up is true and nothing but the truth.

My dear and beloved NDC make sure every matter on bribery story you bring up is true and nothing but the truth.
Stephen Donkor, New York. 7 years ago

Sue these NDC crooks to redeem your name and the reputation of this apex house, these wicked NDC goons are not there for the interests of our nation but to settle scores, so just go ahead you have our support.

Sue these NDC crooks to redeem your name and the reputation of this apex house, these wicked NDC goons are not there for the interests of our nation but to settle scores, so just go ahead you have our support.
Kofi Adjei 7 years ago

Do our parliamentarians receive their sitting allowances in envelopes? As a lawyer and a legilator, A yariga should have known that you don't return a bribe and go on air to make alleagtions. Why didn't he make it available t ...
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Do our parliamentarians receive their sitting allowances in envelopes? As a lawyer and a legilator, A yariga should have known that you don't return a bribe and go on air to make alleagtions. Why didn't he make it available to the parliamentary press corp, at least? Why not report to the police and the parliamentary leadership with it as evidence? If we have stupid lawyers like his type in parliament, what kind of laws should we expect? No wonder they approved very stupid loans when they formed the majority. These are even the so-called learned men. What do we expect of the dining hall prefects and the foot soldier MPs?
Kofi Adjei 7 years ago

We have even seen a senior NDC member stage a fake assassination attempt of himself before. With NDC, every crime is possible.

We have even seen a senior NDC member stage a fake assassination attempt of himself before. With NDC, every crime is possible.
Musah 7 years ago

Status should be set aside,and be replaced on the ongoings vetting,for his own sake of unbalancing.

Status should be set aside,and be replaced on the ongoings vetting,for his own sake of unbalancing.
Nihau 7 years ago

It's always like this when mr. Kuffour was president. Going to the court was normal and particular of npp. Here we are again. Shame on u mr.chairman. After all your arrogance and bossy attitude u displayed during vetting. It ...
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It's always like this when mr. Kuffour was president. Going to the court was normal and particular of npp. Here we are again. Shame on u mr.chairman. After all your arrogance and bossy attitude u displayed during vetting. It really sad. Go to court we want all the full truth of the scandal.

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