Yes --that comment from the honorable is rather very unfortunate---the MP should have know better-----square pegs positioned in round holes should be applied here. Behavior [s] displayed in the HOUSE confirms this---incompet ... read full comment
Yes --that comment from the honorable is rather very unfortunate---the MP should have know better-----square pegs positioned in round holes should be applied here. Behavior [s] displayed in the HOUSE confirms this---incompetency-& embarrassment --our Parliamentarians give the impression of not well adept --well informed on BILLS being debated on ---either most of them are ignorant or just deliberately 'YES" men ---just in Parliament to concur--along Party lines. As an Example--that ANTI-GAY-ISM BILL was needless. A clear HUMAN RIGHT vrs. Cultural Right issue--that we already have a LAW that deals with indecent sexual behavior in public.--There is a PENALTY for that when taken to court--whether hetero-sexual or homosexual or whatever period . Next point no one was even advocating for same gender marriage---so why should our parliament waste precious time debating on Deviant Sexual Orientation --to the extent of going on further to pass a BILL to criminalize HOMOSEXUALITY?--Not taken into account the fact that Cultural Right can never and must never supersede HUMAN RIGHT.
Is it because most of them are ignorant or it was just a deliberate misinformation and disinformation tactics to hoodwink the public to go in with them --whereas it would have served the country better had they seriously taken up on a debate to STOP the GALAMSAY MENACE---by enacting a LAW to BAN all artisanal small scale mining for a foreseeable period to allow the degraded agricultural Land ,Forest Reserves and Water bodies back to Life by a serious national Tree Planting program. Folks are we SERIOUS ? Is GHANA a serious NATION?
KAI AMARTEIFIO of BROOKLYN -NY-USA 1 month ago
The MP for Ahafo -Ano South -West---should know better --he was careless re the comment directed at the minor ---The young school girl could have even been embarrassed by the comment even if it was meant to be a compliment . ... read full comment
The MP for Ahafo -Ano South -West---should know better --he was careless re the comment directed at the minor ---The young school girl could have even been embarrassed by the comment even if it was meant to be a compliment .
This man could have been charged with sexual -abuse of a minor -even though maybe that was not the intention .
Very careless comment from the Hon M.P.--I think he should have put it in this form--" LITTLE girl you are very beautiful and I will encourage you to work hard with your school work --one day in the future we shall promote you to take part at the Miss WORLD BEATY PAGEANT--
I think the MP is very lucky the parents of the minor did not go ahead to press a charge . I think Speaker BABGIN must query this MP
KELEWELE 1 month ago
MTSEWWWW!.The man said it PUBLICLY, and later APOLOGIZED.
Should we do what? Execute him, assasinate him, murder him, strangle him....
LET'S MOVE ON.....
MTSEWWWW!.The man said it PUBLICLY, and later APOLOGIZED.
Should we do what? Execute him, assasinate him, murder him, strangle him....
LET'S MOVE ON.....
TRUTH 1 month ago
Our market women joke about this all the time. They would normally tell how handsome a boy is and that they would marry them when they are old.Should we crucify them as well.
Opportunist.
Men need to be careful what t ... read full comment
Our market women joke about this all the time. They would normally tell how handsome a boy is and that they would marry them when they are old.Should we crucify them as well.
Opportunist.
Men need to be careful what they say because of ladies like Manu who will take you to the Nugua shooting range at the least opportunity.
Che 1 month ago
Kozie,
It was a joke. In Ghana marriage is sponsored by the family.
Kozie,
It was a joke. In Ghana marriage is sponsored by the family.
TRUTH 1 month ago
Nonsense, there's no difference in how other nations treat women.
Just a few months ago, an European arrived in Ghana and secretly videoed women in some compromising positions with them.
Was he treating them as brides.
... read full comment
Nonsense, there's no difference in how other nations treat women.
Just a few months ago, an European arrived in Ghana and secretly videoed women in some compromising positions with them.
Was he treating them as brides.
I don't remember my sister's being treated as brides in waiting even in the 1980s. They were valued as humans and given all the opportunities.
Politicians like you destruction Ghana from the main issues for your selfish interest.
We have issued affecting women and Ghanaians in general which politicians like your kind, remember Cecelia Dapaah and Sedinam Nana Konadu get the chance to help and end up stealing for their own betterment.
See how your fellow women open radio stations to take advantage of families and women. I have never seen a long angry article from a women about these DNA women on radio steroid every day. obaa Yaa radio and co.
This is only a political game now to get Manu a seat in Parliament. Hypocrites.
Boat STOP THAT NONSENSE. 1 month ago
Sell your message and stop this cheap propaganda.
Gyimi s3m saa na 2028.
Sell your message and stop this cheap propaganda.
Gyimi s3m saa na 2028.
K. Kusi 1 month ago
Why did you use AI to enhance your nose?
Why did you use AI to enhance your nose?
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Dr. Adenta 1 month ago
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Mohammed Tolon 1 month ago
How strange was the statement, were you not told the same during your childhood by men? Is such jokes uncommon among Ghanaians or by virtue of your literacy you are no longer a Ghanaian? If cultural jokes mean nothing to you ... read full comment
How strange was the statement, were you not told the same during your childhood by men? Is such jokes uncommon among Ghanaians or by virtue of your literacy you are no longer a Ghanaian? If cultural jokes mean nothing to you let othets have their peace.
Citizen Sabah 1 month ago
Beautiful diction without substance. This is a very common and normal occurrence in our culture and societies. Find something meaningful in society to write about because I kind of admire the way you sandwich words. IMPRESSIV ... read full comment
Beautiful diction without substance. This is a very common and normal occurrence in our culture and societies. Find something meaningful in society to write about because I kind of admire the way you sandwich words. IMPRESSIVE!
Korbla 1 month ago
Your nose is the evidence. Ofui! The man has apologised. Lesson well learnt. Use the same energy to bring Ken Ofori Atta back
Your nose is the evidence. Ofui! The man has apologised. Lesson well learnt. Use the same energy to bring Ken Ofori Atta back
Jkmee 1 month ago
We should not forgive the MP after his apology? We should do what
We should not forgive the MP after his apology? We should do what
Samuel 1 month ago
Normally these sayings are part of our culture, so if now we find it offensive, I think we should all say that things like that shouldn't be said again especially when you are a public figure. I think we should not blow this ... read full comment
Normally these sayings are part of our culture, so if now we find it offensive, I think we should all say that things like that shouldn't be said again especially when you are a public figure. I think we should not blow this out of proportion. Let us not copy the outside world blindly, where some of them can peddle falsehood on innocent people especially those they have had relationship with in the past just to bring them down in their careers. These kind of little things when sparked may then lead to other things, and before you realised your culture is immersed with a lot of foreign materials that is not healthy only focusing on the form rather than the substance. If you also have a knowledge that, the siad MP is somebody who has a bad records on some little children then kindly let us know, so that we can support you. In the absence of that, please don't blow things out of proportion, most Ghanaians do not like that. LET US CONTINUE AS A NATION TO STILL STAND FOR THE TRUTH DONE I HAVE EVIDENCE AND THAT EVIDENCE IS NOT THE TRUTH. Thank you
Samuel 1 month ago
Normally these sayings are part of our culture, so if now we find it offensive, I think we should all say that things like that shouldn't be said again especially when you are a public figure. I think we should not blow this ... read full comment
Normally these sayings are part of our culture, so if now we find it offensive, I think we should all say that things like that shouldn't be said again especially when you are a public figure. I think we should not blow this out of proportion. Let us not copy the outside world blindly, where some of them can peddle falsehood on innocent people especially those they have had relationship with in the past just to bring them down in their careers. These kind of little things when sparked may then lead to other things, and before you realised your culture is immersed with a lot of foreign materials that is not healthy only focusing on the form rather than the substance. If you also have a knowledge that, the siad MP is somebody who has a bad records on some little children then kindly let us know, so that we can support you. In the absence of that, please don't blow things out of proportion, most Ghanaians do not like that. LET US CONTINUE AS A NATION TO STILL STAND FOR THE TRUTH DONE I HAVE EVIDENCE AND THAT EVIDENCE IS NOT THE TRUTH. Thank you
Quani 1 month ago
I'll try to be gentle, but it is as if you're trying to show off as if you're more enlightened. This was an innocent statement of endearment and it is your sex-infused mind that is rather turning it into a perversion. Stop tr ... read full comment
I'll try to be gentle, but it is as if you're trying to show off as if you're more enlightened. This was an innocent statement of endearment and it is your sex-infused mind that is rather turning it into a perversion. Stop trying to be whiter than the white man. Even there, they say 'you're a sweet little girl' and 'you're cute, sweetheart' or 'bonny lass'. The MP is expressing the same thing in the cultural context he is familiar with.
Agyenco (UK) 1 month ago
Innocent statement? No wonder you belong to those Ndc fool soldiers who eat from the crumbs of Sammy Gyamfi. Are you not ashamed of yourself to defend the indefensible? Akosua was not showing off her written acumen but was ra ... read full comment
Innocent statement? No wonder you belong to those Ndc fool soldiers who eat from the crumbs of Sammy Gyamfi. Are you not ashamed of yourself to defend the indefensible? Akosua was not showing off her written acumen but was rather drumming home the brutish utterances of naive Ndc MPs
Asante Appia 1 month ago
Are you surprised? Do you remenber when your speaker of parliament was chopping his wife's younger sister and wanted to marry her as second wife and was questioned; What was his answer - and I quote, "it is the custom and tra ... read full comment
Are you surprised? Do you remenber when your speaker of parliament was chopping his wife's younger sister and wanted to marry her as second wife and was questioned; What was his answer - and I quote, "it is the custom and tradition practice in his tribal group in the north. Sometimes, I wonder why and how these guys in parliament are called honorable, they should rather be called "dishonorable". Most of them are uncough and behave like animals.
Prayer 1 month ago
I bet my last cedi that had it been a poor,unkempt chap who had said that he will marry the little school girl when she grows up,hell would have burst it sums! It is an MP so it is a cultural thing! Allow your pretty dauther ... read full comment
I bet my last cedi that had it been a poor,unkempt chap who had said that he will marry the little school girl when she grows up,hell would have burst it sums! It is an MP so it is a cultural thing! Allow your pretty dauther to be told by any man,whether MP or truck pusher, that he will marry her in the future,OK?
Kwame 1 month ago
Let's wait until the time the parliamentarian go to the girl's school to look for her.
I know that that is the first and last time he saw and spoke to the girl.
She was a mist around him at that time and went away forever ... read full comment
Let's wait until the time the parliamentarian go to the girl's school to look for her.
I know that that is the first and last time he saw and spoke to the girl.
She was a mist around him at that time and went away forever.
Lets think of ourselves.
Yes --that comment from the honorable is rather very unfortunate---the MP should have know better-----square pegs positioned in round holes should be applied here. Behavior [s] displayed in the HOUSE confirms this---incompet ...
read full comment
The MP for Ahafo -Ano South -West---should know better --he was careless re the comment directed at the minor ---The young school girl could have even been embarrassed by the comment even if it was meant to be a compliment . ...
read full comment
MTSEWWWW!.The man said it PUBLICLY, and later APOLOGIZED.
Should we do what? Execute him, assasinate him, murder him, strangle him....
LET'S MOVE ON.....
Our market women joke about this all the time. They would normally tell how handsome a boy is and that they would marry them when they are old.Should we crucify them as well.
Opportunist.
Men need to be careful what t ...
read full comment
Kozie,
It was a joke. In Ghana marriage is sponsored by the family.
Nonsense, there's no difference in how other nations treat women.
Just a few months ago, an European arrived in Ghana and secretly videoed women in some compromising positions with them.
Was he treating them as brides.
...
read full comment
Sell your message and stop this cheap propaganda.
Gyimi s3m saa na 2028.
Why did you use AI to enhance your nose?
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
Maame, were you in Ghana when Ken Agyapong told Charlotte Osei how she got her EC job? A more competent and experienced lawyer than you, where was your pen? Stop wasting our ears
How strange was the statement, were you not told the same during your childhood by men? Is such jokes uncommon among Ghanaians or by virtue of your literacy you are no longer a Ghanaian? If cultural jokes mean nothing to you ...
read full comment
Beautiful diction without substance. This is a very common and normal occurrence in our culture and societies. Find something meaningful in society to write about because I kind of admire the way you sandwich words. IMPRESSIV ...
read full comment
Your nose is the evidence. Ofui! The man has apologised. Lesson well learnt. Use the same energy to bring Ken Ofori Atta back
We should not forgive the MP after his apology? We should do what
Normally these sayings are part of our culture, so if now we find it offensive, I think we should all say that things like that shouldn't be said again especially when you are a public figure. I think we should not blow this ...
read full comment
Normally these sayings are part of our culture, so if now we find it offensive, I think we should all say that things like that shouldn't be said again especially when you are a public figure. I think we should not blow this ...
read full comment
I'll try to be gentle, but it is as if you're trying to show off as if you're more enlightened. This was an innocent statement of endearment and it is your sex-infused mind that is rather turning it into a perversion. Stop tr ...
read full comment
Innocent statement? No wonder you belong to those Ndc fool soldiers who eat from the crumbs of Sammy Gyamfi. Are you not ashamed of yourself to defend the indefensible? Akosua was not showing off her written acumen but was ra ...
read full comment
Are you surprised? Do you remenber when your speaker of parliament was chopping his wife's younger sister and wanted to marry her as second wife and was questioned; What was his answer - and I quote, "it is the custom and tra ...
read full comment
I bet my last cedi that had it been a poor,unkempt chap who had said that he will marry the little school girl when she grows up,hell would have burst it sums! It is an MP so it is a cultural thing! Allow your pretty dauther ...
read full comment
Let's wait until the time the parliamentarian go to the girl's school to look for her.
I know that that is the first and last time he saw and spoke to the girl.
She was a mist around him at that time and went away forever ...
read full comment