'Rejected stones' turned cornerstones: The stories of Lydia Alhassan and Ophelia Hayford
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Borlanews for borlabirds!
Police commissioner. You couldn't find your own husband's killers. That leaves a lot for the imagination.
I detest this arrangement of female spouses succeeding their husband MPs when they pass on. Very soon some greedy and wicked evil wives will start killing their husbands to inherit their MPship.
Pls, ghanaweb, the woman was a chief Inspector, and NOT ASP
Sorry for their loss. But parliament is not hereditary. We want the best for the constituency. If you husband is selected because he was the best, you do not get to become the "next best" just because you were married to him. ...
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Indeed 'parliament is not hereditary' but it's also not the case that the death of a sitting MP automatically disqualifies his/her spouse or relative from contesting to succeed him/her. These ladies were not appointed by an ...
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Were they rejected stones? You are a moron. They are beneficiary of political inheritance worked out by the elites.
You don't even understand the adage 'rejected stone '.Dim witted writer. Who rejected them?
Just a brown envelope journalism.
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Since when did side chick became a wife? Lydia Alhassan was never married to Hon. Agyarko she was just a side chick. she was commiting adultery with someone's husband
What have we not seen under NPP? Such ibcredulous nonsense of widows disguised in mourning cloth and inheriting legislative roles. Where in the world will this bullshit be tolerated? No wonder Ghana is on a treadmill unable t ...
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*incredulous
These murderers who are responsible (not killed) for the deaths of their husbands?