Is that what is called press freedom Dampare, in so-called democratic Ghana? Since the time you were appointed the IGP, you have become famous on issues that benefit the corrupt incompetent Nana Akufo Addo, more than the common people.<\/p>\n When I started following Captain\u2019s Smart program, exposing the massive corruption by the NPP government, I drew Dampare\u2019s attention with the article\u00a0\u201cIGP Dampare, I am confident you\u2019ll stop the chronic crime taking place daily at the harbours\u201d\u00a0<\/strong>but nothing came out of that because it involves Akufu Addo.<\/p>\n No one is above the law, even though the law is corrupt, it works in many places, developing and developed countries, other than that everything will turn upside down just as we are witnessing in Ghana today.<\/p>\n Again, you still refused to investigate crime and corruption at the Tema harbor despite publishing another evidence entitled \u201cThe Lamentation Of Ken Agyapong Reveals Akufo Addo Is Behind The Corruption At The Ports.\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n Circumstances have forced me to believe that Akufo Addo appointed Dampare, Kwasi Anin-Yeboah, and Ken Ofori-Atta, to protect him from being exposed from his corruptible deals. What else do you want me to say Dampare, if you have failed to impress me over corruption investigation in Ghana.<\/p>\n Who is this man called Akufo Addo who preaches virtue to Ghanaians because he wants power and later turned against the people with disrespect?<\/p>\n Is it because they killed Ahmed Hussein-Suale, therefore, I will not speak about the carnage the Ghanaian leader is causing in Ghana? Not at all, I am not the kind of person, else I will not criticize the government of the country I live in.<\/p>\n I don’t hate Akufo Addo but this man has never done anything good in his life for me to like him or give him some support and since he is not the person he wants people to know he is, he has failed in everything as a leader.<\/p>\n I want to make it clear to Dampare that if anything happens to Captain Smart in Ghana, it is not only Ghanaians that will descend on him but also the international organizations protecting journalists’ rights. The killing of Ahmed Hussein-Suale has already damaged the reputation of the NPP government, therefore, Akufo Addo must be really careful.<\/p>\n The IGP, George Akuffo-Dampare has refused to investigate the massive chronic corruption at Tema harbor because Akufo Addo is involved, which Ken Agyapong confirmed <\/strong><\/p>\n Once a president begins to do such things, his abuse of office will be extended to other areas. Silence has fallen on Ghana since this terrible man became president. If he can’t stand criticism why did he become a president?<\/p>\n After five years in power, Akufo Addo hasn’t provided anything significant in the country to boast of than a huge debt on the head of Ghanaians, yet he has the guts to introduce a compulsory E-Levy on people his incompetence has denied jobs for five years.<\/p>\n Is this the kind of man the tribal bigots want me to give support and therefore, keep attacking me every day? I can\u2019t because I don’t trust him and I don\u2019t want any embarrassment.<\/p>\n Dampare, Africa is rapidly changing because the people are sick, hungry, and tired of corruption and the roles foreign governments play in causing more hardships on the continent.<\/p>\n Therefore, what I will tell you is if Akufo Addo is restricting you to do a better job, just like what he did to Martin Amidu, please, it is better you resign because that will save you from unseen events that can possibly take place in Ghana.<\/p>\n In fact, due to what is happening in Ghana, which nobody has ever witnessed in the political history of the country, I am really scared about the future of this nation being ruined by a greedy nepotic family.<\/p>\n Content created and supplied by: Pytas-Post (via Opera \n , . , . () , , , , , , , , . \/ , and\/or . , , and\/or , and\/or <\/span> The evil seeds the Akufo Addo is planting in Ghana, yet everybody, the G I J, heads of churches, and mosques, not interested to speak against it, will germinate and encircle everyone supporting it at the right time without any escape route. Is that what is called press freedom Dampare, in so-called democratic Ghana? 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President Nana Akufo Addo is asking the ECOWAS leaders to end the resurgence of coups but what he is doing to Captain Smart, are some of the critical issues that ignite military regimes in West Africa.<\/p>\n
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