Physical abuse and use of fear unacceptable - Minority slams Kumasi Mayor's threat to traders

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Anna 8 months ago

Please keep. You have left kumasi so dirty. Adum is no more details recognisable. Dirty dirty and you are happy

Please keep. You have left kumasi so dirty. Adum is no more details recognisable. Dirty dirty and you are happy
Dr Mumbi Seraki 8 months ago

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine....for instance 10 paracetamol at once......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine....for instance 10 paracetamol at once......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide
PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE P33) 8 months ago

NDC ARE JUST HOOLIGANS, ASSASSINS, GANGSTERS, VISIONLESS, TERRORISTS AND NATION WRECKERS!!!!
NDC HAVE GOT NO RIGHT TO WHIP ANYBODY. THEY MUST PUT AN END TO THE AFRC/PNDC/NDC NONSENSE THAT BEFELL THIS COUNTRY SOME YEARS BACK. ...
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NDC ARE JUST HOOLIGANS, ASSASSINS, GANGSTERS, VISIONLESS, TERRORISTS AND NATION WRECKERS!!!!
NDC HAVE GOT NO RIGHT TO WHIP ANYBODY. THEY MUST PUT AN END TO THE AFRC/PNDC/NDC NONSENSE THAT BEFELL THIS COUNTRY SOME YEARS BACK. LET US REMAIN CIVILIZED. LET OFFENDERS BE ARRESTED BY THE POLICE AND BE DEALT WITH IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAW. NOBODY, NOT EVEN THE POLICE HAS THE RIGHT TO WHIP ANYBODY. RAIDING AND RANSACKING INDIVIDUAL’S HOMES BY MASKED CRIMINALS WIELDING AK47 GUNS IN THE NAME OF ARRESTS AND HAVING NO ARREST WARRANTS FROM A COURT OF COMPETENT JURISDICTION ARE ALSO A DISPLAY OF WANTON FOLLY!!! AND MUST SEIZE WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT!!!!! LONG LIVE GHANA!! LONG LIVE DIGITAL BAWUMIA!!!
Ghanaman 8 months ago

We don't have the resources to waste on incalcitrant traders who refuse to obey simple instructions and laws. You cannot apply Western style democracy exactly to our system. It doesn't work, due to lack of education and matur ...
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We don't have the resources to waste on incalcitrant traders who refuse to obey simple instructions and laws. You cannot apply Western style democracy exactly to our system. It doesn't work, due to lack of education and maturity of our society. For this reason, I think there is nothing wrong with caning those who make themselves worthy of being caned into order. It's a simple, quick and cheap way of maintaining order. The mayor's use of the word flogging traders, seems to imply holding someone down and whipping the person. That would be going too far and a breach of human rights, however, caning troublesome people with a cane to get them to order, is already done in many places here by Metropolitan officers, and I see nothing wrong with that. Ghanaians are stubborn people and need discipline.
Nana Saffro 8 months ago

The Mayor’s position is right. The City is backward and filthy even dogs don’t behave like what traders had done to Kumasi. Yes some body needs to take control the situation is a disgrace. Furthermore, Asantehe should ope ...
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The Mayor’s position is right. The City is backward and filthy even dogs don’t behave like what traders had done to Kumasi. Yes some body needs to take control the situation is a disgrace. Furthermore, Asantehe should open his eyes about his City. It’s very shameful managed with regard to cleanliness. I’m glad the Mayor is fed up.
Kay 8 months ago

Look at them....dey hv started with their tribal propaganda again.....ofui people

Look at them....dey hv started with their tribal propaganda again.....ofui people
Edward Osei 8 months ago

Please please stop politicising the decongestion of the Kumasi Central zone. Those who are critical of the unorthodox approach of the new mayor have not suggested any effective ways to deal with the issue once and for all. Ma ...
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Please please stop politicising the decongestion of the Kumasi Central zone. Those who are critical of the unorthodox approach of the new mayor have not suggested any effective ways to deal with the issue once and for all. Many people in our great garden city are indisciplined. We need drastic measures to be able to decongest the central district of Kumasi. Drastic measures may not be palatable but necessary to effect change. Kumasi has many ‘pocket lawyers’ which is the bane of our city.The central district is congested and filthy. There must be change. This can be realised only through unorthodox drastic measures.
Asuoba 8 months ago

Ignore that drug user, he might be on red .

Ignore that drug user, he might be on red .
Bongo 8 months ago

People being encouraged that selling on medians of dual carriage roads is a right must be flogged. Activists fighting for them are abusing the right of Ghana. They are a disgrace to education, that is if they are educated.

People being encouraged that selling on medians of dual carriage roads is a right must be flogged. Activists fighting for them are abusing the right of Ghana. They are a disgrace to education, that is if they are educated.
NPP wants unrest 8 months ago

This is the only language indiscipline Ghanaians understand!!!!

This is the only language indiscipline Ghanaians understand!!!!
Susan 8 months ago

I agree totally with the mayor.

I agree totally with the mayor.
Asakramitogs 8 months ago

Npp educate the traders to obey simple laws of state machinery.

Npp educate the traders to obey simple laws of state machinery.
Kobina Boafo 8 months ago

You idiots condone indiscipline and wonder why Ghana is a garbage dump.

You idiots condone indiscipline and wonder why Ghana is a garbage dump.
Moor 8 months ago

minority. We r behind the Mayor. We have no respect for the minority noises

minority. We r behind the Mayor. We have no respect for the minority noises
Simon 8 months ago

The right thing should be done

The right thing should be done

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