NPP-Canada On Judgement Debt Commission: A Hatchet Job?

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  • Ken Ntiamoa 11 years ago

    That report is not worth the paper upon which it was written.

    And further, this time around, electoral fraud will not be settled in the Supreme court. So, whether Justice Appau is there or not doesn't make an iota of diffe ...
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  • James Obeng 11 years ago

    NPP fools in Canada,listen,did Kuffuor have any constitutional right to order the payment of $2.64 million to the British family ? Stop propogating NONSENSE.

  • N............. 11 years ago

    So wgat is your point, K.O?

  • James Obeng 11 years ago

    Typo errors happen.PROPAGATING or PROPO GATING does not change the fact that NPP-CANADA members are a group of stupid idiots playing blind solidarity to the corrupt and greedy thief called Kuffuor.

  • Robert Arhin 11 years ago

    Are you denying the fact that Kuffuor ordered the payment of $2.64 million to the British family?.Your stupidity is shocking.

  • Fred 11 years ago

    We are waiting for you guys come 2016 . Governance is a serious business not just reading English book like your stupid JM. Thieves.

  • KWABENA ABOAGYE 11 years ago

    You people in Canada supporting the NPP are very stupid and useless. Can the Canadian President himself approve and pay a debtor the same day with the states money as he exits office? He would have been in jail by now. Is th ...
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  • Wo nih kankan s3 totobi KWABENA ABOAG 11 years ago

    Kwasia be ba, wo nni twe kankan s3 totobi KWABENA ABOAGYE.
    Now ewe- the inwardlooking people are free to open their ugly mouth to talk

  • aseda 11 years ago

    you should be ashamed of your self

  • Tim Owusu 11 years ago

    Is it not true that Kuffuor ordered the payment of $2.64 million to the British family on his last day in office? So,what is your argument? Away with your stupid solidarity.

  • SOLDIER 11 years ago

    Confirmed Intelligence report indicate the British family transferred $1 million dollars into one of Kuffuor's foreign accounts.