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Removal of The National Security Coordinator from office

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Larry Gbevlo-Lartey
12 years ago

Where exactly in Upper West?

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Larry Gbevlo-Lartey
12 years ago

I had the same experience.

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Emmanuel Ekow Arthur
12 years ago

I think the demolition was unnecessary.

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Martha Clerk
12 years ago

In this era of the rule of law, arbitrary use of force and misuse of one's office to bully others must not be condoned nor encouraged. Indicipline and lawlessness seem to be on the increase in our dear nation and to send the message home that this is not right, getting our leaders to do and uphold what is right will set the tone for others to follow. Let us learn to respect and allow the institutions set up for apparent wrongs to live up to their name and do their jobs. Let us learn to report 'wrong' to the apprpriate quarters for redress. Play the game by the rules. Do not resort to brute force exerted with total disregard to the rights of property owners and laid down rules and regulations. The Security Chief behaved very badly and must be relieved of his post - He just doesn't make us feel safe anymore.

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Angela Yebua-Buadi
12 years ago

the President of Ghana, to show that you do not support the reckless use of authority, and do support the use of constitutional and democratic processes to settle disputes, by removing the National Security Coordinator from this sensitive office.

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Kwasi
12 years ago

I support this petition because students need to be able to live on campus without fear of intimidation just as your excellency sought to do when he was SRC secretary

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Esi Sutherland Addy
12 years ago

I support this petition

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Adwoa Badoe
12 years ago

Ghana's Independence was won 57 years ago. To think how much further we could have come in all those years, if we could have engaged more fully with the process of our nationhood. I am particularly grateful that we have here, a community of people willing to ask civil rights to be protected. Civil rights are a founding tenet of democracy.

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A. Adomako Ampofo · petition starter
12 years ago

God bless our homeland Ghana And make our nation great and strong, Bold to defend forever The cause of Freedom and of Right; Fill our hearts with true humility, Make us cherish fearless honesty, And help us to resist oppressors' rule With all our will and might for evermore. Hail to thy name, O Ghana, To thee we make our solemn vow: Steadfast to build together A nation strong in Unity; With our gifts of mind and strength of arm, Whether night or day, in the midst of storm, In every need, whate'er the call may be, To serve thee, Ghana, now and evermore. Raise high the flag of Ghana and one with Africa advance; Black star of hope and honour To all who thirst for liberty; Where the banner of Ghana freely flies, May the way to freedom truly lie; Arise, arise, O sons of Ghana land, And under God march on for evermore!

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Abrefi
12 years ago

I fully support this petition and suggest people familiarize themselves with the University of Ghana Act and the 1992 constitution.

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Paul Mante
12 years ago

The custodians of our laws must abide by them before they can enforce them......

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Samson
12 years ago

Who said academics, middle class et al in our society can't be bothered?

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Sylvia Francois
12 years ago

I think there ore other ways to dialogue with the university instead of using brute force and destruction.

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Tetteh Emmanuel
12 years ago

He should proceed on leave

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GLORIA BUABENG
12 years ago

i cannot and do not support any minute fraction of dictatorship or any semblance of it because it 'kills' the very existence of humans

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Kwabena Larbi
12 years ago

No one is above the law including the National Security Coordinator.

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Fuseini Issah
12 years ago

I support this petition fully.

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Benjamin Ofori
12 years ago

this behavior if not punish will b a catalyst for more lawlessness in the country.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Law and order must prevail, not the law of the jungle.

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Eyram E.K. Fiagbedzi
12 years ago

Gbevlo Lartey is a nuisance to the nation. He must go. Period!