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 Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 12:38pm On Sep 20, 2014 |
mrham03: YEAH I KNEW GHanains WERE FOOLS |
| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 2:15am On Sep 20, 2014 |
mrham03: [s]total fuckeduppedness at its peak. We will sack all igbos, yorubas, hausas, ijaws from ghana[/s] |
| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 2:13am On Sep 20, 2014 |
mrham03: so ur iconize account received such a beating that u had to create a new account to justify ur stuppidityI WOULD HAVE WISHED TO ENGAGE U BUT URE THE WEAKEST LINK IN THE CHAIN OF FO.OLS  |
| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 2:03am On Sep 20, 2014 |
buzzmania: Point of correction,we are your SLAVES not brothers.And nobody gives a damn if WE animals will rip OURselves apart.I blame no one but the competent zoo keeper who claims to hold a phd in zoology for letting loose these savaging beasts.Anyway i'm not surprised because thats what pertains in a typical jungle.Will be waiting for our carcasses to bury. |
| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 2:00am On Sep 20, 2014 |
OXYGENO1: [s]Good for nothing fools.Apart from bombing and killing each other what useful thing can u fools be used for.?[/s]RANTS OF A FRUSTRA.TED, DEMEN.TED AND RETAR.DED FUCCKK.TARD! 1 Like 1 Share |
| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 1:53am On Sep 20, 2014 |
mrham03: nigga answer the simple question. Are u iconize or not? CowardHow does a master answer to his slave  U FLAT sh.it=head  |
| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 1:51am On Sep 20, 2014 |
buzzmania: [s]Anytime bro.Its always my pleasure to serve the motherland.At the moment i'm sharpening my golden sword to slay some ugly boko asses.As usual,we're going hijack this madafvcking forum[/s].[size=20pt]BELOW IS CALLED A CHARLEY SMACKDOWN[/size]
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| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 1:38am On Sep 20, 2014 |
mrham03: Ghanain rats have never been and will never be great. we are all delusional. |
| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 1:37am On Sep 20, 2014 |
OXYGENO1: They will die with Ghana because that useless country must be erased from the African map. |
| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 1:34am On Sep 20, 2014 |
mrham03: [s]diablos a.k.a iconize where are u now? Next time dont ever try to act foolishly against gaynaians okay. We beat ur smelly, unwashed ass. Great job to ghanaians in the building: ilovegh, jiggamangh,petrodollar,oxygen,buzzmania u guys are awesome! We rule nairaland[/s]AS.SHOLE...UNLIKE U AND UR BAND OF HOMELESS, HOPELESS AND USELESS SH.IT-GAYNAINS...I DO HAVE A LIFE TO LIVE ASIDE COMING ONLINE TO WHOOP AND SCHOOL UR SORRY AS.SES...I KNOW REJECTS OF UR NATURE HAVE NO HOPE OR FUTURE ASIDE NAIRALAND...WE SHALL ALWAYS RULE U BLACK APES WIT IRON FISTS...WE NIGERIANS SHALL COLONISE U SH.ITHEADS FOR ETERNITY..SAY AMEN TO DAT...U DA.FT SH.IT-HEAD SH.IT-GAYNAIN DIABLOS...WHOOPING CHARLEYS SINCE D SLAVE TRADE
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| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 12:08am On Sep 20, 2014 |
OXYGENO1: WE GAYNAINS are blacker than black shoe Polish.[size=13pt]GHANAIN BEHEADS A 12 YEAR OLD BOY FOR RITUALS[/size]  SEE WHAT FRUSTRATION AND POVERTY HAS DRIVEN SH.IT-GAYNAINS TO DO
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| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 12:01am On Sep 20, 2014 |
PetroDolla3: hope you can feed those modafakas eating from the dustbin in your cursed sh1thole,huh? http://ugowrite..com/2011/04/nigeria-meal-from-dustbin-in-lagos.html[size=15pt]EVEN THIS SH.IT-FACE HAS SOME SH.IT TO SAY ABOUT SH.IT-GAYNAINS[/size] [size=15pt]MINORITY LEADER WARNS ACCRA COULD SOON BECOME A LARGE SLUM[/size] [b]The Minority Leader in Parliament, Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu is warning Accra could become a large slum if government refuses to play an active role in land use. He said government must take bold decisions and demolish all unapproved structures in the capital to bring sanity in the planning of the city. Mr. Osei-Kyei-Mensah, who is a planner by profession, made the call in an interview with Joy News on the sidelines of a news conference called by his side on the cholera outbreak which has so far claimed over 100 lives. He lamented that, “We are not enforcing regulations and then when people have been allowed to build up to habitation level, we go out there to demolish the structures. I do not encourage demolitions but we should also respect rules and we should respect planning regulations.” “Sometimes I’m tempted to go perhaps the tough way and I will think that if government does not critically involve itself in land use, Accra for instance, may become a very big village 20 years, 30 years from now if land use is not properly controlled,” the Minority Leader warned.[/b]
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| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 11:55pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
[size=18pt]Life in Sodom and Gomorrah: the world's largest digital dump Photographer Asare Adjei captures the lives of locals in Accra's slum city, where 50m tonnes of e-waste is dumped each year[/size] [size=16pt]Sodom and Gomorrah[/size] [b]Agbogbloshie's residents live off digital waste that they salvage and sell, but hope for better jobs. Photograph: Asare Adjei No one knows when Agbogbloshie began. The slum city in south Ghana didn’t exist when the capital of the Gold Coast was moved from Cape Coast to Accra. It’s likely the settlement started when traders began transforming shop kiosks into makeshift homes, and soon a population of Ghanaians on low incomes established a sprawling the slum, which in known to many by its nickname, Sodom and Gomorrah. Sodom and Gomorrah has also become known as one of the world's digital dumping grounds, where millions of electronic waste products from the west are legally and illegally processed each year. When old computers first began arriving in west Africa, Ghanaians thought they were sent to help bridge the digital divide, as exporters exploited loopholes by labelling junk computers 'donations'. But slowly tonnes of e-waste piled up on this once green area, and transformed it into a global graveyard for electronic equipment. Each day, workers clear the area through intense heat radiating from burning computers, iPods, radios and televisions. Acrid, black smoke drifts over the huts of the slum wasteland. The nearby Korle-Bu Riveris now black and thick like used oil, as it carries empty computer cases toward the ocean. Fires blaze and consume the plastic material from cables, plugs and motherboards, leaving only metal behind. This is then collected and sold by the locals. Approximately 50,000 low-income inhabitants have settled into Sodom and Gomorrah, from across Ghana. Many of the villagers find themselves trapped in the vicious cycle of poverty, where the old and young toil side by side. Many barely make enough money from a day's work to cover a basic meal. Often the choice facing them is between paying for accommodation or food. Women and children cook circuit boards to salvage the computer chips, which have trace amounts of gold. Motherboards and other circuitry are cooked each day, mostly by the women, who breathe in the poisonous fumes. Some of the young children burn old foam on top of computers to melt away the plastic, leaving behind scraps of copper and iron that they collect to sell. Some of these children travelled to Accra by themselves, hoping to earn money to help their families in the villages. Many of them are orphans or have been abandoned. Exposure is hazardous to children, as these toxins inhibit the development of the brain, nervous system and reproductive system. There are no permanent structures in Sodom and Gomorrah, and no planning permission is required to put up temporary structures, often made of wood or paper. In 2013, fire devastated the area and many inhabitants were killed. There are no water or sewerage systems in the area. The UN estimates that up to 50m tonnes of e-waste is thrown away globally each year. It costs a lot more to properly dispose of an old computer monitor in Germany than it does to send it on a container ship to Ghana. An international treaty called the Basel convention came into effect in 1989, forbidding developed nations from carrying out unauthorised dumping of e-waste in less developed countries. However, each month cargo containers still arrive in Agbogbloshie, often illegally, from countries all over the world. I spoke to local people in Sodom and Gomorrah about their aspirations. Many of the children dream of becoming footballers, in spite of their ill health. Many of the adults hope to find steady employment in other fields such as taxi driving or cooking. Of the people I spoke with, virtually all of them dreamed of escaping their surroundings to the western world, settling into life there and one day owning the same computers that they process every day in Sodom and Gomorrah. SH.IT-Gayna worse than Sodom and Gomorrah [/b]
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| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 11:46pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
Qelvin: Lol they wouldn't even dare it if they had such opportunity staring them right in the face, I understand the " Ghana must go" stigma is still plaguing our vertically challenged swarthy "bredas" but abeg,they will need to do more than stooping low to conquer...we sponsor a fair share of their economy including their football local league...if nah lie I dey talk ask Glo or AdenugaDude we dont sponsor a fair share, we own gaynain economy... d only thing doz burnt out negroes own is stagnation, poverty and disease. They are virtually useless in all human endeavours except doz vices i enlisted above. Besides, dont take the news serious...we have been colonizing sh.it-gaynains since slave trade...i understand they need freedom...just like my slave above...petrodullard |
| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 11:41pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
PetroDolla3: you are a foooool. you sound ludicrously stupidWITCHRAFT IN GHANA Shock in Ghana over gruesome death of 'witch' map Continue reading the main story Related Stories 'Ritual killing' rescue in Ghana Is witchcraft alive in Africa? There has been widespread shock in Ghana over the death of a 72-year-old woman accused of being a witch. The woman, who lived in the port city of Tema, near Accra, was allegedly set on fire by a group of five adults, one of whom is believed to be a pastor. The suspects say her death was an accident, and deny committing any crime. The BBC's David Amanor in Accra says belief in witches is common among both educated and uneducated Ghanaians. Three women and two men have been arrested, aged between 37 and 55. Police say the suspects tortured the woman, Ama Hemmah, until she confessed to being a witch, before dousing her with kerosene and setting her on fire. She died from her injuries the following day. According to reports, the suspects say that they poured anointing oil on the woman which caught fire as they were trying to drive out an evil spirit. Our correspondent says newspaper pictures showing the woman's injuries have caused revulsion in Ghana, and the incident has been condemned by human rights and women's activists. Our correspondent says there have been other cases of violence against women accused of being witches, and a government-backed commission has urged religious and civil society groups to help tackle the problem. https://www.google.com.ng/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=3&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CDIQFjAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bbc.co.uk%2Fnews%2Fworld-africa-11848536&ei=XqwaVLCfJurLsATIp4DYDw&usg=AFQjCNF1jevq8HgquNKVPpI6GTzDONiChg&sig2=V-05fBEOKlmEge3IIQv1Sg&bvm=bv.75097201,d.cWc PETRO-DULLARD...HELP ME SAY HI TO UR PARENTS IN SH.IT-GAYNA 1 Like
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| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 11:33pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
mrham03: STOP DISGRACING GHANAMUUUUUUUUUMUUUUUUUUUUUU!!! |
| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 11:30pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
PetroDolla3: [s]Former aviation minister femi fani-Kayode described nigeria as a federal republic of shattered dreams, plaqued by blood-sucking demons[/s]-UNITED NATIONS PRESIDENT BA KI MOON BEGS WORLD LEADERS TO INVEST IN PORTABLE WATER IN GHANA TO HELP FIGHT CHOLERA AND DYSENTRY RAMPAGING THE WEST AFRICAN COUNTRY SURE SUCKS TO BE GAYNIAN
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| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 11:15pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
[quote author=PetroDolla3][s]Cholera kills 1,555 in Nigeria, says U.N. By the CNN Wire Staff http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/africa/10/26/nigeria.cholera/ Nigeria has suffered its worst cholera outbreak in recent years. Other African countries such as Sudan, pictured, also suffer. Nigeria has suffered its worst cholera outbreak in recent years. Other African countries such as Sudan, pictured, also suffer. STORY HIGHLIGHTS Nigeria is in the midst of its worst cholera outbreak in years At least 1,555 people have died, the United Nations says Cholera has also claimed lives in neighboring Cameroon RELATED TOPICS Nigeria Cholera Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) -- A cholera outbreak in Nigeria has killed more than 1,500 people, the United Nations said Tuesday. It is the worst cholera outbreak in Nigeria in recent years. The number of cases is three times higher than last year and seven times higher than in 2008, the United Nations Children's Fund said. The outbreak has led to 40,000 cases in Nigeria and resulted in 1,555 deaths, UNICEF said. Women and children account for four of every five cases, the agency said. The disease's spread seems to have been largely contained in Nigeria, where new cases are still being reported in parts of the country, particularly the northeast, the United Nations said. Cholera: What causes it and how it spreads? Several hundred deaths also have been reported in Cameroon, which borders Nigeria. "There's a lot of people crossing over the border all the time," Dr. Eric Mintz of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said. "So it's not surprising that cholera is also crossing over the border." Mintz is leader of the global water sanitation and hygiene epidemiology team for the Atlanta-based CDC. Cholera is caused by a bacterial infection of the intestine and, in severe cases, is characterized by diarrhea, vomiting and leg cramps, according to the CDC. In such cases, rapid loss of body fluids can lead to dehydration and shock. "Without treatment, death can occur within hours," the agency has said. A person can get cholera by drinking water or eating food contaminated with the bacteria. During epidemics, the source of the contamination is often the feces of an infected person, and infections can spread rapidly in areas where there is poor sewage treatment and a lack of clean drinking water. The disease kills about 120,000 people a year, according to the World Health Organization. Two-thirds of rural Nigerians lack access to safe drinking water, and fewer than 40 percent of people in affected areas have access "to toilet facilities of any description," the Nigerian Health Ministry said in August.[/s] [s][/s][/quote [size=18pt]MILLIPEDE...IS DAT ALL U HAVE TO OFFER? Bleep.TARD SON OF A REPULSIVE FATHER...UR LIFE IN KUMASI EVOLVES AROUND POVERTY AND STAGNATION JST LIKE ALL AVERAGE SH.IT-GAYNIANS. GAYNA...A GOVERNMENT OF MORONS...FOR MORONS AND BY MORONS[/size] |
| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 11:10pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
mrham03: [size=18pt]LOL I AM INDEED STUPPID[/size]. |
| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 11:07pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
mrham03: i understand what u are saying but we are giving them a taste of their own medicine. If they value their gas then we value our people.[size=13pt]BAS.TARD...OF WHAT VALUE ARE U PEOPLE? SH.IT-GAYNAINS DONT HAVE NOTHING, AINT NOTHING AND SHALL NEVER AMOUNT TO NOTHING[/size]. [size=13pt]IVE TOLD U TIMES WITHOUT NUMBER DAT GAYNAINS ARE THE VILE AND BILE OF THE EARTH! EVEN UR DU.MB...UNSTABLE IDI.AT OF A PRESIDENT KNOWS HE RULES AS.SHOLES[/size] ACCRA...SLUM VILLAGE OF THE WORLD 2 Likes
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| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 10:56pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
mrham03: GHANA is the cess-pit of the world, thieves, killers, prostitutes, baby sellers, rapist! Oh stuppid peopleYOU THIS IRREDEEMABLE ID.IOT..AM SURE URE BACK TO WATCH ME FIX UR INCURABLE STU.PIDITY! SH.IT-HEAD..SH.IT-FACE.SH.IT GAYNAIN, IT SURE SUCKS TO BE YOU [size=15pt]take a look at the most fuggliest, blackest, darkest negroes in the african continent...d charleys of africa...none other than SH.ITGAYNAINS[/size] 1 Like
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| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 10:46pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
PetroDolla3: Undernourished, undereducated, unemployable eediot!Product of bestiality...fuggly, du.mb incredibly stu.pid agama lizard! sh.it-head mofo, i kip telling u it sucks to be u. [size=15pt]SH.IT-GAYNA...EXCRETA AND RANDOM FAECES REPUBLIC[/size] 2 Likes
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| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 10:37pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
iterator25: dark c**ts of the universe[size=13pt]GHANAIN JAILED 120YRS FOR ARMED ROBBERY[/size] The notorious armed robber, Aryee Aryeetey, aka Ataa Ayi who is serving 120 years in prison for various armed robbery offences, says he wants to go back to school. Ataa Ayi, 39, who has served five years of the sentence at the Nsawam Medium Security Prisons, says he now wants to take advantage of the school in the prison to better his education. Speaking to The Ghanaian Times newspaper during a graduation ceremony for 12 Junior high school inmates of the prison Thursday, Atta Ayi, a school dropout, said he would avail himself of the opportunity to attain the level provided in the prison school while serving his sentence. Ataa Ayi left school at class six, and later trained as a mechanic but he said he had now realized that formal education would give him many opportunities and that gave him the motivation to go back to school. When he was reminded that he has 120 years to serve in prison, he said he was optimistic that if he put up a good behaviour and applied himself zealously to his studies, he might get a presidential pardon to start a new life. The diminutive convict, apparently humbled by prison life had his hands behind him while talking. Sporting a silver chain with the cross, Ataa Ayi said he wears it at all times to signify a change of heart and his new relationship with Christ. Asked which profession he might pursue after his education, Ataa Ayi said it was too early to determine what to do now. Since his conviction in 2005, Ataa Ayi has been shuttling between the Nsawam Prisons and the courts to face a string of other armed robbery charges. FRUSTRATION AND UNENDING POVERTY HAS TURNED SH.IT-GAYNAINS TO ROBBERS. WORTHLESS, USELESS, U AINT SHIT GAYNAINS. IT REALLY SUCKS TO BE A GAYNAIN 2 Likes
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| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 10:30pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
PetroDolla3: hahahahahaha oooh my goodnesspetrodullard...idio.tic, disgusting human thing only useful for rituals or sacrifice ...by d time am thru wit u, u will go find otapiapia and put an end to ur useless life and dat of ur father 4 Likes
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| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 10:26pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
[size=15pt]Ghanaian women being forced into prostitution in Middle Eastern countries Source: The Finder Date: 19-02-2014 Time: 06:02:13:am[/size] The United States government says Ghanaian women are being forced into prostitution and forced labour in foreign countries, particularly in the Middle East. According to the US State Department’s Trafficking in Persons Report 2013, Ghanaian women migrating to the Middle East to work are forced into prostitution upon their arrival. The report attributed the phenomenon to the, emergence of fraudulent recruitment agencies that advertised locally for jobs abroad, generally in the domestic service and retail sectors. “Ghanaian women and children are recruited and transported to Nigeria, Cote d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso, The Gambia, South Africa, Israel, Syria, Lebanon, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Russia, France, the United Kingdom, Germany, and the United States for forced labour and prostitution,” it said. The report also revealed that women and girls voluntarily migrating from China, Nigeria, Cote d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso, and Benin are subjected to commercial sexual exploitation after arriving in Ghana. It noted that citizens from other West African countries are subjected to forced labour in Ghana in agriculture or domestic service. “Ghana is a country of origin, transit, and destination for men, women, and children subjected to forced labour and sex trafficking,” it stated. The report said the trafficking of Ghanaians, particularly children, within the country is more prevalent than the transnational trafficking of foreign migrants. “Ghanaian boys and girls are subjected to conditions’ of forced labour within the country in fishing, domestic service, street hawking, begging, portering, artisanal gold mining, and agriculture. Ghanaian girls, and to a lesser extent boys, are subjected to prostitution within Ghana,” it added. According to the report, child prostitution, and possibly child sex tourism, is prevalent in the Volta Region and is growing in the oil-producing Western Region. The report said during the reporting period, the government initiated 75 trafficking investigations and secured three convictions and this demonstrates a significant decrease from the previous reporting period, when the government initiated 91 investigations and convicted 29 traffickers. It noted that all three offenders were convicted for sex trafficking offenses; two received five-year prison sentences and one received a seven-year sentence. The report indicted the Government of Ghana of not fully complying with the minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking; however, it is making significant efforts to do so. The government also drafted a new five-year national action plan and continued to conduct information and education campaigns throughout the country. At the close of the reporting period, two prosecutions and 42 investigations remained pending. In October 2012, the Government of Ghana collaborated with the Government of Burkina Faso in an INTERPOL-led operation, which resulted in the rescue of 387 child trafficking victims from various West African nations subjected to forced labour in gold mines and cotton fields in Burkina Faso; the Ghanaian Police sent 16 officers to participate in the operation and assisted in 30 arrests. During November and December 2012, the government began an operation against sex trafficking in close co-operation with the Government of Nigeria’s National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons and Other Related Matters (NAPTIP); as a result of this operation, authorities rescued 82 Nigerian and 41 Ghanaian victims and apprehended 10 Nigerian and six Ghanaian suspected trafficking of-fenders. As a result of these investigative efforts, five prosecutions were completed during the reporting period; one additional case is pending. The report recommended to government to increase efforts to investigate and prosecute trafficking offenses, convict and punish trafficking offenders to ensure that the police’s Anti-Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU) discharges its duties effectively. hahahahahahaha...sh.it-gaynains...prostitutes of life 5 Likes
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| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 10:18pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
PetroDolla3: Dummies, what name do you give to a country of kidnappers, ritualists, pr0stitutes,419ners, scammers and spammers, terrorists, militants, armed robbers, book haram, friggin eediots rule? A country where nothing works?SHAraaaaaaaaaaaappp!!!! meanwhile say hi to ur darkened, charcoal looking mother. heard d word black magic originated from ur mother below. it sure sucks to be u 1 Like
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| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 10:14pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
PetroDolla3: what is this shitnigerian goat spewing?Hehehehe...and here comes d biggest sh.it-head from sh.it-gayna, most diabolic, useless son of a mad-ashanti witch doctor! poverty and frustration has engulfed ur life, u now roam d streets of lagos like a stray animal. fuckedduppedness at its peak! u sure will be whooped like d slave dat u are tonight. hope ur 30mb data plan will be able to sustain u. sh.it-face fuggly, undomesticated animal. SAY HI TO UR FATHER FOR ME 14 Likes
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| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 9:43pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
EmoBoy: Useless africans. Just take a look at me... Arguing over my collective misery.FIXED 1 Like |
| Business › Re: Non-Ghanaian Retailers Ordered To Leave Ghana Markets In 30 Days by diablos: 9:31pm On Sep 19, 2014 |
iterator25: dude what's with the graphic pics..!These dudes are barbaric  1 Like |
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