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“EOCO has gained notoriety for abusing its mandate. We all know it, but it appears that EOCO is untouchable.” —Minority Leader, Hon. Afenyo-Markin, has raised concerns about the manner in which EOCO officials allegedly attempted to arrest Hon. Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah. He has called on the President to...

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You started with '' we know that when we talk they don't listened " so why waste your energy in the first place 😹😹😹

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One God3 gün önce

Ain't you guys tired of press conferences?? And why is he opening his eyes like a toad?

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Why didn't he go when he was invited quietly? I thought as a lawyer he should have known better that this country is governed by laws.

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Skale23 gün önce

You MPs are using parliament immunity to speak and act any how but when time comes for you to substantiate your claims , you use “the speaker“ as an excuse. Did he ask permission from the speaker before making those comments about the coca!n production in Ghana.

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Emmanuel Boateng Agyenim3 gün önce

@VenPatriot Well said

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And this is where people need to understand the law before making arguments. He has publicly said at the press conference that he was on his way to Parliament after court. Now you know you are dealing with a smart lawyer. Article 117 of the 1992 Constitution specifically provides protection from civil or criminal process being served or executed against an MP while he is on his way to, attending, or returning from parliamentary proceedings.

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Ok

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Mr. Neat3 gün önce

Afenyo Markins again He den Sammy Gyamfi case koraaa how far cos he went a bit silent after it and now he is in again, ayooo Some of us are just observing from a far

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Your fellow animal refused lawful arrest and nearly murdered an EOCO official with his vehicle in public. I blame Mahama for accommodating the constant foolishness of animals like you and your colleagues. Akufo Addo as incompetent as he was, understood never to pamper his enemies

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Two minutes bia press conference

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