Casely-Hayford’s remarks ‘not fair’ to parliament – Baako

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• ROGUE LAWYER 6 years ago

  caseley is not a man i sometimes agree with , but parliament now is worst than how he described them.
  Ghana must go on federal and disolve this type of rubber stamp parliament because the people are not getting the benefit o ...
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  caseley is not a man i sometimes agree with , but parliament now is worst than how he described them.
  Ghana must go on federal and disolve this type of rubber stamp parliament because the people are not getting the benefit of parliament. The members are serving for themselfs
  
  clear eg is the use of the mp common fund, how could you use the money that is meant for constituency developments end up in paying supporters school fees could be seen as prudent and necessary while there are poor roads, schools, hospitals and lack of basic amenities like water

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• tuy 6 years ago

  Casely Hayford's description of parliament was apt. Ghana is essentially a third world country that is doomed. In Ghana millions of people live in abject poverty. We have had parliament since 1993, yet widespread poverty pers ...
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  Casely Hayford's description of parliament was apt. Ghana is essentially a third world country that is doomed. In Ghana millions of people live in abject poverty. We have had parliament since 1993, yet widespread poverty persists. Corruption among politicians and government officials is rampant. And kweku Baako wants to talk about the fairness of a scathing comments directed at parliament? How can we move forward if every individual in the country sings the praises of the corrupt, incompetent, do nothing parliament?

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• Joe 6 years ago

  Mr Baako- CF is right in what he said. To be honest, I watch some of the discussion and it surprises me about the quality of the debates in Parliament. They appear to be behaving like kindergarten boys. Can't you see that you ...
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  Mr Baako- CF is right in what he said. To be honest, I watch some of the discussion and it surprises me about the quality of the debates in Parliament. They appear to be behaving like kindergarten boys. Can't you see that your contributions on newsfile keeps them quite. Parliament can't stand being challenged, the they use 'contempt' to bully outspoken Ghanaian citizens. Parliament disregard the laws of the country, in fact that they are a law to themselves. If Parliament feels CF's remarks are derogatory, they should report it to the police for them to determine whether an offense have been committed. They use 'CONTEMPT' TO INTIMIDATE AND SILENCE the good people of Ghana.

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• Kpakpo 6 years ago

  When u don't do a GOOD job u must be told. We the people are your performance review and u are not exercising the proper guidance to govern this great African country. Ghana is behind, even Rwanda will surpass Ghana in a few ...
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  When u don't do a GOOD job u must be told. We the people are your performance review and u are not exercising the proper guidance to govern this great African country. Ghana is behind, even Rwanda will surpass Ghana in a few years.

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• Think 6 years ago

  How do you sit there and watch ALL the coconut trees along the coast and beaches being cut down? Do you know the kind of trees that are a treasure to the country and need a law to protect them from extinction? Accra is like a ...
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  How do you sit there and watch ALL the coconut trees along the coast and beaches being cut down? Do you know the kind of trees that are a treasure to the country and need a law to protect them from extinction? Accra is like an inferno and no mandate for every house compound to have at least a nim tree.

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• Paa Joe 6 years ago

  GHANA IS A DEMOCRATIC COUNTRY AND WHAT CASELY HAYFORD DID WAS AN EXPRESION OF UNIVERSAL FREEDOM OF SPEECH
  
  
  AND WHERE SHOULD HE HAVE HAD THE FREEDOM TO EXPRESS HIS CONTINUED ANGER OF THE ABUSE OF THE CONSTITUTION BY MEMBER ...
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  GHANA IS A DEMOCRATIC COUNTRY AND WHAT CASELY HAYFORD DID WAS AN EXPRESION OF UNIVERSAL FREEDOM OF SPEECH
  
  
  AND WHERE SHOULD HE HAVE HAD THE FREEDOM TO EXPRESS HIS CONTINUED ANGER OF THE ABUSE OF THE CONSTITUTION BY MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
  
  IF SYDNEY WENT BEYOND HIS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS,JUST QUOTE WHERE IN THE CONSTITUTION WHICH HE BROKE HIS FREEDOM OF SPEECH.
  
  DIDN'T RAWLINGS AND AKOSAH CONDEMN THE GOVERNMENTS OF NPP AND NDC IN A NUMBER OF OCCASIONS. WERE THEY CALLED TO PARLIAAMENT TO EXPLAIN THEIR EXPRESSED VIEWS TO THEM.

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• Jojo 6 years ago

  KOFI BAAKO AND KWESI PRATT ARE HYPOCRITES. THEY STILL DO NOE WHERE THEY ARE AND WHERE THEY ARE GOING IN THE 21ST CENTURY.
  
  THE TWO ONLY LIVE FROM PRAISIN ANY GIVERNMENT THAT COMES TO POWER IN ORDER FOR THEM TO TO SURVIVE IN ...
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  KOFI BAAKO AND KWESI PRATT ARE HYPOCRITES. THEY STILL DO NOE WHERE THEY ARE AND WHERE THEY ARE GOING IN THE 21ST CENTURY.
  
  THE TWO ONLY LIVE FROM PRAISIN ANY GIVERNMENT THAT COMES TO POWER IN ORDER FOR THEM TO TO SURVIVE IN THE COUNTRY.
  
  BAAKO SHOULD HABE HAD HIGH PRAISE FOR SYDNEY FOR BEING BOLD TO CRITICISE THE NATURE OF GHANA PARLIAMENT, WHICH has NOW BECOME THE NATIONS PLATTFORM FOR ARBITRATION, TRIBUNAL AND EVEN AS COURT OF JUSTICE.
  
  SYDNEY BEwARE OF THESE TWO SO CALLED JOURNALISTS, WHO CONTINUE TO LIVE IN A LAND THAT HAS NOT MADE ANYPROGRESS THE PAST FIFTY ONE YEARS AND STILL, ECONOMIC BACKWARD, UNDERDEVELOPED AND HEAVILY INDEPTED POOR COUNTRY(HIPC)IN THE WORLD.
  
  KOFI BAAKO SHOULD BE TOLD RAMBLER AND A HYPORITE.

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