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• Juges allowance 1 year ago

  Pay us our delayed allowance,else we will collect goat as bribe for pepper soup

  Pay us our delayed allowance,else we will collect goat as bribe for pepper soup

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• New order 1 year ago

  After all the extra billions borrowed,the bank of Ghana losses ,the cocoa ,E levy, COVID taxes etc you can't pay workers . Foolish NPP party

  After all the extra billions borrowed,the bank of Ghana losses ,the cocoa ,E levy, COVID taxes etc you can't pay workers . Foolish NPP party

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• DK 1 year ago

  It will reach everybody.

  It will reach everybody.

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• Prince Mambo 1 year ago

  Corruption has no boundaries

  Corruption has no boundaries

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• Eagle 1 year ago

  Will they also go on strike? Hmmmm

  Will they also go on strike? Hmmmm

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• Prince Mambo 1 year ago

  Yes, the chief justice will lead the strike.

  Yes, the chief justice will lead the strike.

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• Anasco 1 year ago

  Oooooh yeah boy, you think you doing to Ghanaians with your unimost decisions .it will come back to you one day

  Oooooh yeah boy, you think you doing to Ghanaians with your unimost decisions .it will come back to you one day

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• Errortorial Commission of Ghana -EC 1 year ago

  Unanimous

  Unanimous

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• THINK TWICE. 1 year ago

  Why are you crying? Are you not in bed with the government? Keep being stooges of the government.

  Why are you crying? Are you not in bed with the government? Keep being stooges of the government.

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• Alkebulan 1 year ago

  After getting millions bribes you guys are still demanding payment. Corrupt judges.

  After getting millions bribes you guys are still demanding payment. Corrupt judges.

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• Ghana Money 1 year ago

  Have the goats, sheep and tubers of yam finished?
  'Ghana in the Eyes of God'.

  Have the goats, sheep and tubers of yam finished?
  'Ghana in the Eyes of God'.

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• Afua Iceland 1 year ago

  Naniama when it concerns you, it pains you. You jail protester in similar situation as if there is no law. All Africa countries must go to Rwanda and learn. Systems do work100%. A judge, an MP, a police chief, etc who breache ...
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  Naniama when it concerns you, it pains you. You jail protester in similar situation as if there is no law. All Africa countries must go to Rwanda and learn. Systems do work100%. A judge, an MP, a police chief, etc who breaches a traffic rule is charged irrespective. we must be serious as Ghanaians... .

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• Efo Kwame 1 year ago

  I'm really surprised a judge is referencing Rwanda here. Aren't we ashamed of ourselves? We don't allow systems to work. In Rwanda, everything governance works, laws etc without exception to who is in charge. The law is the l ...
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  I'm really surprised a judge is referencing Rwanda here. Aren't we ashamed of ourselves? We don't allow systems to work. In Rwanda, everything governance works, laws etc without exception to who is in charge. The law is the law.
  I was in a conference with a group of professionals from Tanzania and what they said amazed me. Oh in Ghana, you people have beautiful laws with no enforcement. We borrowed most of your laws for implementation and it is working perfectly. What a shame!. Anything good about Ghana is corruption and theivery. So sad, Rwanda vrs Ghana, the only resources Rwanda has is coffee and taxes. Even with taxes, Ghanaian tax consultants helped them to design, develop, and implement. They are far far ahead of us. Oh Ghana!
  In Rwanda, there is no policeman on major roads, only cameras and robots. Traffic offences are charged automaticall and paid electronically without police interface, your ID, cell number, house number, car number, in fact, every info about you are interconnected and linked to a central data repository. You die with your ID and mobile number whereas in Ghana, the Telecos will suspend and reregister it to another ID after a period of inactivity even though the number is linked to your ID. We must be serious Ghanaian leaders. Interestingly, most of the good things in Rwanda are done by Ghanaians. Facts Checked!

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