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• Simingue 6 years ago

  Whatever you do to the guinea fowls, they will still sleep in trees is the classical case of our Northern brothers and sisters who when given any opportunity will throw the caution to the wind by disgracing themselves without ...
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  Whatever you do to the guinea fowls, they will still sleep in trees is the classical case of our Northern brothers and sisters who when given any opportunity will throw the caution to the wind by disgracing themselves without thinking of the consequences. Very soon, we shall be hearing more of such stuff coming from the hierarchy of those in helm of affairs. These are the very people if they have any issues with colleagues will rather resort to burning houses to show how wicked they are to each other if it comes to human relationships. The same happened when Mahama was in government, he surrounded himself with his people and in all sectors of the economy, they resort to taking bribes from left to right and it has eventually the Mahama's government to loose power. The same is happening now under this current NPP led government. Someone who accused the former president of bribering him has now turned to be the receiver of goats, sheep and cattle to pave way for unscrupulous people to be given appointment to rule over us, in other wise, what will be the effects. Corruption will now turn to a different dimension under this current administration.

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