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A Ghanaian man, when asked whether the government should prioritize resolving the Bawku conflict or the fight against galamsey, argued that the focus should be on illegal mining. According to him, the destruction of water bodies poses a greater national threat, and if left unchecked, could lead to a...

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Well said 😀 but adding their land to Accra di33 how 😂😂 😂

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See what happens when people grow tired 😩

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100% agree with him. We should be asking the government how much we've spent on the bawku crisis. Perhaps it's time we channel our mines on more crucial things

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The guy can cook ooo 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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See the way he make serious like he talk some sense

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Simple ooo koraaa🤣🤣

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This time of life that eye open come they are still at the top there fooling and killing their selves and you want him to care 😂

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Simple f3f33f3

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Galamsey kills rivers, Bawku kills people. Typical Accra mindset to joke about annexing land instead of fixing both. Leadership fail.

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