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• Stick to the rules or you'll be talked down!° 2 weeks ago

  Useless as Akuffo addo!!! You cannot prosecute a mouse!!! Make we think!!!

  Useless as Akuffo addo!!! You cannot prosecute a mouse!!! Make we think!!!

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• Strange World 2 weeks ago

  So let’s get this straight. Back in ’79, the man who marched in claiming the nation was on fire said the only solution was to execute former heads of state because, apparently, one took a loan, another liked women, and th ...
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  So let’s get this straight. Back in ’79, the man who marched in claiming the nation was on fire said the only solution was to execute former heads of state because, apparently, one took a loan, another liked women, and the third’s biggest crime was simply being Ewe — you know, all the “heinous offences” that obviously deserved national purification.
  
  And to the Kweku Baakos of that era who were shouting “Let the blood flow!” — where’s the energy now? Cat got your revolutionary tongue? Or is it just that when the spotlight swings closer to your own people, suddenly the moral outrage needs to “take a short break”?
  
  Because now? The theft is so casual it might as well be a national hobby. If you’re not dipping your fingers somewhere, somehow you’re considered “not serious.” Every deal, every office, every agency — it’s like corruption is part of the job description.
  
  And to those Ghanaians still being fooled by grand, polished speeches and PR gymnastics, let me gently remind you: there is honour among thieves — especially the elite ones. The people shouting about Airbus or Agyapa aren’t trying to clean anything; they’re just rearranging the furniture in the thieves’ common room. They protect each other like an endangered species.
  
  Meanwhile, they’re poisoning our water and destroying the environment to enrich themselves — and we’re here clapping, debating, and praying while they turn the country into a chemistry experiment gone wrong.
  
  If irony could kill, Ghana would be a crime scene.

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• Ogidigidi 2 weeks ago

  OSP The Talking Cricket

  OSP The Talking Cricket

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• Common sense 2 weeks ago

  Is much of what I do for nothing? Why can't he finish and arrange for the culprit to be brought to court?

  Is much of what I do for nothing? Why can't he finish and arrange for the culprit to be brought to court?

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• Sekyi 2 weeks ago

  This OSP is just trying his possible best to shield the Criminals.The office should be closed.period.

  This OSP is just trying his possible best to shield the Criminals.The office should be closed.period.

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• LA VERITAS 2 weeks ago

  Wo boo wa!
  Jandam
  Lie lie
  Ntror
  Alastair
  Apoo
  Tweaah
  Amaley

  Wo boo wa!
  Jandam
  Lie lie
  Ntror
  Alastair
  Apoo
  Tweaah
  Amaley

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• AGATAPORE( SANDEMA) 2 weeks ago

  Tell OSP that we need Ken Ofori Attah so he should stop the distraction,

  Tell OSP that we need Ken Ofori Attah so he should stop the distraction,

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• Hahahaha 2 weeks ago

  This man only talks. Charlie Ghanaians are tired. No action always stories. He might have some challenges but the talking is too much.

  This man only talks. Charlie Ghanaians are tired. No action always stories. He might have some challenges but the talking is too much.

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• Kk 2 weeks ago

  Why is this idiot still in office doing. Mahama please act now

  Why is this idiot still in office doing. Mahama please act now

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• What is NPA doing? 2 weeks ago

  Quite clearly NPA is no longer fit for purpose as the OSP is now doing their job for them. Should NPA not be the ones investigating diversion of fuel?

  Quite clearly NPA is no longer fit for purpose as the OSP is now doing their job for them. Should NPA not be the ones investigating diversion of fuel?

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