Jon Benjamin should apologise to Ghana’s parliament – Effah-Dartey

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  • Mugu Yaro Jnr. 8 years ago

    What kind of thinking by an ex military officer now a lawyer.
    Go back to school.
    Make your country better and great and stop stealing and saving the stolen wealth in London.
    Shame on the MPs.

  • PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE P33) 8 years ago

    ###AUTHOR: OMANBAPA --------- Bawumia will be president in Ghana at all cost. It was through Dr Bawumia that your party NDC is in opposition now. You always rig election!! Bawumia and Nana Addo have proved to you that, that t ...
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  • ATSUKUOR TEI-WAYO 8 years ago

    THE HIGH COMMISSIONER DID ALL MPS A FAVOUR BY INFORMING THE SPEAKER. FROM NOW, THEY'LL BE CAREFUL. IF JB HAD KEPT THE BLACKLIST A SECRET, MORE HIGH PROFILE MPS WOULD HAVE FALLEN VICTIMS. SO FAR, THE FOOLS IN PARLIAMENT ARE NO ...
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  • Zoobie-Zoobie 8 years ago

    shameless

  • Villager 8 years ago

    And they say this twerp is a lawyer? From which law school? Makola. No wonder. Buga buga lawyer. No sense in his line of argument.

  • Kofi-USA 8 years ago

    WHY SHOULD HE APOLOGIZE? YOU GUYS ARE A DISGRACE. PRESENTING YOUR GIRL FRIENDS AS WIVES. SENDING A MINOR TO ANOTHER COUNTRY AND LEAVING HER THERE. THIS AMOUNTS TO CHILD TRAFFICKING. YOU ALL SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELVES

  • Judith. 8 years ago

    Big shame on the MPs.
    They ( mps) can deny all they wants but we all KNOW they knew the relatives will not return
    And effah should stop talking like and ignorant fool.
    Hm maybe he is one.

  • nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 8 years ago

    why apologise? is it for telling the truth? did jon Benjamin lie that the diplomatic passports were used to facilitate passage of both true and fake relatives to the UK?

  • Nana yaw aviator 8 years ago

    Hmmmm, apologise, now serious and smart people know why our beloved country is in this situation. The leaders we pick are corrupt, lies and see or do no wrong.
    Had the roles reversed this law makers would be the ones screami ...
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  • Bravo 8 years ago

    British High Commission should make it more difficult for Ghanaians to acquire UK visas,with this kind of approach by so-called leaders.Who leaked the confidential letter? Someone from Parliament of course. Don't know why Jon ...
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  • black hindu 8 years ago

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  • kofi adu 8 years ago

    did you hear what ken agyapong said? mahama supervised corruption. all of you are corrupt. effah, you are the worst of them all.

  • Osei 8 years ago

    Nonesense.. Apologize for what. This is why we all suffering in Gh. Our leaders do no wrong. These same parliamentarians were cought in shady corrupt deals and the case was rubbished by the same institution. Now a foreign bod ...
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  • Akugiri Whisky 8 years ago

    Why must be apologise? He is speaking the truth, which is painful to some. Tough, he is not going to apologise and he has my full support. As a nation, there is so much wrong with our integrity; evil practices everywhere, esp ...
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  • Kalkulus 8 years ago

    In old age, Effah-Dartey sounds like a genial-senile!

    The letter to the current Speaker was a benign notice to apprise current MPs that they must refrain from future "kalabule visa-tactics", but it somehow got leaked!

  • Two 8 years ago

    Sycophancy, apologize for what?

  • Asamoah 8 years ago

    He should not apologize for anything. Tell your parliamentarins to stop being corrupt and undisciplined, PERIOD.

  • KOME 8 years ago

    the british came to our coutry, still our gold, timber, people and used the to build their country. now the british are saying you are not welcomed to their country and some people are happy supporting them. have some self-wo ...
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  • Abigi 8 years ago

    After 60 years of independence you still cry over stolen gold and timber? What have you done with what is left for you? GALAMSEY, useless lazy people.

  • ONAAPO 8 years ago

    OUR LEADERS ALLOWED THEM.WE WANT EVERYTHING NOW, THAT'S OUR PROBLEM.SHAME ON US.STOP ALL THE THEY STOLE OUR GOLD AND TIMBER NONSENCE.

  • Tinkalor 8 years ago

    Go back to school and learn how to think and write

  • Dollar 8 years ago

    Many years ago, you were involved in the same visa fraud nonsense. You probably are the father of visa fraud in parliament ! Don't be like Judas, repent and mend your ways. Stop defending the indefensible.

  • NPPigs 8 years ago

    So now you know why Ghana is such a corrupt country, so corrupt that even NPP's Kennedy Agyapong believes if Jesus should come to Ghana he too will be corrupt. Lord Jesus, forgive us.

  • Tinkalor 8 years ago

    A day will come when Ghana's constitution will be set aside and the swamp drained. Corrupt officials and politicians will cry like children. It will be too late then

  • kofi 8 years ago

    EFFAH-DARTEY YOU SHD KNOW BETTER. YOU ARE A LAWYER

  • ONAAPO 8 years ago

    APOLOGISE FOR WHAT? MR. B. IS NOT A GHANAIAN, THAT ALWAYS KATASO BUABUASO. SHAME ON YOU GUYS.OTHER PEOPLE GO BY RULES.

  • dunaa 8 years ago

    One of the biggest fears I have personally, is to have a microphone stuck in my face, and interviewed for a long time. I have observed that people in that situation, invariably begin to make asinine comments. Effah Dartey oug ...
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  • Praso 8 years ago

    Your post puts to shame the rambling nonsense spewed by Effah-Dartey.

    He has amplified the suspicion that he is CORRUPT to the BONE!

  • Ghanaman 8 years ago

    Lawyers are supposed to have clearer heads but it seems with the kind of corrupted minds in Ghana, some have lost their heads. Effah Dartey unashamedly calls for apology from the British diplomat? Why has common sense elude ...
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  • PEKI TUMU 8 years ago

    There are some who cannot take in the fact that this British High Commissioner is doing what some of us in Ghana want. He is saying the things that need saying and these MPs will do well to get used to it

  • Martin 8 years ago

    It is disingenuous for Effah-Dartey to demand an apology from the British high commissioner for exposing the fraudulent activities of the four MPs. Not only did they commit fraud, but what they did amounted to an abuse of pow ...
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  • James Mahmoud Awotwe-Braun 8 years ago

    Jon Benjamin will not apolgize today, wont do so tomorrow and will never do apologize.

    Effah-Dartey are you not asahamed of yourself?

    My friend, if you have nothing sensible to utter, better shut up.

  • asem 8 years ago

    for what? ape!!!

  • Fine Boy 8 years ago

    Only those don't think far will blame Bejamin for whatever reason. What they MPs did was so shameful and embarrassing that honourable member should not have engaged in such act . Allowing your child to say in a country illiga ...
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  • Abeiku SW2 London 8 years ago

    Really ??? Lol ....

  • King Bascious 8 years ago

    Has apology become that very cheap in Ghana?

    Soon after the defeat of the NDC, a prominent figure I respect a lot, Sam Okudjeto inserted his foot in his mouth by lamenting that the defeated Mahama should render an apology ...
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  • PAPA JAKE, USA 8 years ago

    It's hard time MP's saw themselves as Ghanaians and not superior than other citizens. If it's Ibrahim Mahama, is okay to put it in the media, but when MP's commit the same crime, it should have been discussed privately, why? ...
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  • Osei Boakye 8 years ago

    Effah, don't you think all the ambassadors & high commissioners should operate just like the British high commissioner, seriously getting involved & looking out for the interests of Ghana? Parliamentarians don't need diplom ...
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  • Northern Boy 8 years ago

    Nonsense. The Ghanaian parliament should rather apologise to Jon B and his country for failing to learn what they've been teaching us for over 60 years n some change

  • Uncle Pee 8 years ago

    Why should the ambassador apologize for your MPs flouting his country's laws? If we Ghanaians to don't respect laws they do.

  • Collins Ofori-Amankwah 8 years ago

    Why should Mr John Benjamin apologise? The High Commissioner did the right thing, therefore we should allow him to do his work.
    Calling him to apologise is baseless.

  • F. K. Boakye, Edmonton, Alberta Canad 8 years ago

    Jon Benjamin, unlike a Ghanaian Diplomat believes in the truth.
    An African is an African, regardless of whether he or she is a Minister, a Priest or whatever. Africans are full of lies and that is why we cannot get any high ...
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  • Abongo 8 years ago

    Apologize for what , are you not ashamed of your self buga buga lawyer

  • Mensah Abrampah 8 years ago

    The Parliamentarians are the Lawmakers and should not live above or below the law. If they're law abiding then they'll obey the laws of other nations when they visit. They're a disgrace to the nation and Effah Dartey is out o ...
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  • GRANDPA DR. KUMAH? 8 years ago

    The Speaker's Document Leaked? and in Parliament? What an institution to make laws?. To remain honorable be respected and apologize to the nation