5 Comments

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   A GiF on 25 February 2014 at 10 h 00 min

   Nana Baffour Awuah Agyeman “WHERE IN GHANA HAVE U EVER SEEN A TRADITIONAL CHIEF OR QUEEN BEING ELECTED? DON’T CONFUSE YOURSELF WITH CHIEFTAINCY AND ASSOCIATIONS. TRADITION NEVER DIES!”

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   A GiF on 25 February 2014 at 10 h 07 min

   Rexbash Haj Bash “Democratic elections? Is it tradition or administrative? Hmmm, I stand to be corrected, thanks.”

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   concern citizen on 26 February 2014 at 23 h 39 min

   Advice to stake holders especially those confussing the public. Ghana is not a lawless state whereby anyone can do anything he likes. We are governed by a constitution. Chieftancy act 1971 reviewed 2008 Act 759 number 57 defines a chief as “a person who, hails from appropriate family and lineage and has been validly NOMINATED, ELECTED, or SELLECTED and ENSTOOLED as a chief or queenmother in accordance with the relevant customary law.
   Qualification is given so Nana Baafuo come again

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   A GiF on 27 February 2014 at 21 h 38 min

   Does it mean that Ghanaians in France should call for a vote in the choosing of our chiefs?

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   concern citizen on 28 February 2014 at 12 h 07 min

   The question is what does the Ghanaian community in France want? There should be a consensus not imposition either by NOMINATION, by ELECTION or, by SELLECTION. eg. What kind of party & funeral chiefs, / ceremonial chiefs/ functional or administrational… the list goes on and on. The era of ignorance is no more proper things must be done. Ghanaians must move forward not backward.