How P.C. Appiah-Ofori 'influenced' Ayariga in Agyarko bribery allegation

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£earn_$martphones_Repairing 7 years ago

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Sam Parker. 7 years ago

"This might be the beginning of disintegration of ndc in opposition". Foolish and useless conclusion. No matter how smart you might have tried to hide your npp identifications, your useless conclusions exposed you big. Why th ...
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"This might be the beginning of disintegration of ndc in opposition". Foolish and useless conclusion. No matter how smart you might have tried to hide your npp identifications, your useless conclusions exposed you big. Why the ndc and not the npp whose electioneering catchphrase was corruptions? Look man, a thief shall forever remained as such, no matter how many rehabs. The npp is a criminal party being led by another criminal and a fake character in disguise. This is the beginning. More are yet to come. This will in no way have nothing to do negatively on the ndc. If anything, cry for your corrupt npp. The truth will surely come out.
Mr Bond 7 years ago

This same Appiah-Ofori you proclaim he has credibility fight corruption justify ex president John Dramani Mahama corruption and see not wrong with Ford bribe that cost Ghana $600,000 for fencing and the $250 million he ordere ...
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This same Appiah-Ofori you proclaim he has credibility fight corruption justify ex president John Dramani Mahama corruption and see not wrong with Ford bribe that cost Ghana $600,000 for fencing and the $250 million he ordered to steal from $1 billion euro bond to his private account in UBA bank in Nigeria without parliament approval.Did you say a tractors thief and Atlas book corrupt dealer has integrity?This Ayariga sign nonexistent contract after NDC lose power to dupe Ghana and you trust this guy?Are you trying to tell me that Ayariga don't have smartphone that has camera to take picture and document to bribery saga as evidence?So are you trying to say even Bugri Naabu an illiterate is wiser and knowledgeable that graduate Ayariga?Have you not heard about all allegation label against Nana Ado by irresponsible corrupt men from Ambassadors to boardcasters?Am not trying to justify corruption but evident will be a prove but he has nothing to show for is very pathetic and you waste all your time writing prejudice story.
1Loaf 7 years ago

Mr Bond you are an idiot!!! Sorry though. What makes you think Ayariga has no proof. Intelligent and smart guys like James Bond 007 whose name you "plagiarize" know precisely when to lay their cards on the table.

Mr Bond you are an idiot!!! Sorry though. What makes you think Ayariga has no proof. Intelligent and smart guys like James Bond 007 whose name you "plagiarize" know precisely when to lay their cards on the table.
Mr Bond 7 years ago

This is what educate fool like you comprehend without commonsense.The Sages said pictures worth thousands than words so if he has prove why is he not provide the evidence and he is beating around the bush.

This is what educate fool like you comprehend without commonsense.The Sages said pictures worth thousands than words so if he has prove why is he not provide the evidence and he is beating around the bush.
1Loaf 7 years ago

Mr Bond, its a shame, you don't understand the game

Mr Bond, its a shame, you don't understand the game
NICH 7 years ago

Your reference to Appiah Ofori is misplaced , in the case of Appiah Oofri, disclosure was not supported by any substantial evidence to prove corruption in parliament.It was a case of disgruntled legislature.

Your reference to Appiah Ofori is misplaced , in the case of Appiah Oofri, disclosure was not supported by any substantial evidence to prove corruption in parliament.It was a case of disgruntled legislature.
Anokye 7 years ago

My take is Ayatiga should have held on to the money and use it as a material witness just like Naabu did when the Ex president and his brother bribed him. You can't just say anything without evidence. Also, why did they appro ...
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My take is Ayatiga should have held on to the money and use it as a material witness just like Naabu did when the Ex president and his brother bribed him. You can't just say anything without evidence. Also, why did they approve his nomination if they think the guy was trying to bribe them?
On the other hand i totally disagreed with the writer on the point taken that the guy wanna drag the case to court. Mr. Writer how do you suggest Agyarko should do? Sit down unconcern so the destroy his name? It is easy to read in between the lines which camp Ghanaian writers are. Journalist in Ghana write along party line. There is nothing fairness in their stories even when they know the whole truth. Ghana will always tell colleagues that Africa deserves military leaders so they will shut up and follow for fear of getting the stupid ass wopped
gambo 7 years ago

Hon, ayariga is a fine man n represents the good people of bawku n will not just sit down n create such allegations, he should be given the chance to prove beyond all reasonable doubt

Hon, ayariga is a fine man n represents the good people of bawku n will not just sit down n create such allegations, he should be given the chance to prove beyond all reasonable doubt

How P.C. Appiah-Ofori 'influenced' Ayariga in Agyarko bribery allegation

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