Ghana’s Criminal Army: Heads to roll in Military & Defence Ministry…

After Bawku Murders, Ashiaman Kidnapping and Torture; Ghanaians are demanding for the culprits to be punished publicly to serve as deterrent to others…

The Military High Command sanctioned a Landguard Operation at Kpletso on 15th April, 2021 following which the floodgates were opened for Military impunity at Wa, then Ejura then Suame then Bawku and now Ashiaman.

The deliberate effort by many persons not to mention the 15TH APRIL, 2021 KPLETSO SHOOTING AND ASSAULT when listing the acts of Military brutalities is becoming very obvious.

The Defence and Interior Committee of Parliament which was Petitioned by the affected La Citizens must demand the report of the Kpletso Shooting and Assault from the Military High Command.

It will be recalled that on 16th April, 2021; the Military High Command promised to investigate the 15th April, 2021 Kpletso Shooting and Assault by armed men in Ghana Army uniforms.

The victims of the Kpletso Shooting and Assault by armed men in Ghana Army uniforms have not been compensated; three have since died of their injuries.

There IGP, the CDS, the Defence Ministry, the CHRAJ, the National Media Commission and the President have all refused to deal with those who sanctioned and carried out the Kpletso Shooting and Assault.

The people of La have lost confidence in the institutions of Ghana to deliver justice…

15th April, 2023 will be marked by a spectacular event, if Ghana Government, the President of Ghana, the Ghana Armed Forces and institutions of State established to dispense justice continue to fail in giving La Justice…

Two Chief Justices have been proved to be part of the hundreds of high profile personalities and organisations involved in the La Land Looting…

Amnesty International and other international fora including the International Criminal Court are options being currently pursued as the second anniversary of the Kpletso Shooting and Assault approaches…

FACTS ABOUT KPLETSO LAND.

The Military has illegally annexed the land with the support of heavily armed Military Landguards and built on the disputed Kpletso Land despite the claim by the Lands Minister that he officially wrote to the Defence Minister to stop the Military from continuing the illegal construction work at Kpletso.

The Kpletso Land near Burma Camp was never acquired by the State for the Military.

The Military only proposed to acquire the Lands and has since used force of armed Landguards, brutalitalization of the land owners.

The Military illegally cited a Cemetery, a Statue and Ordinance Depot with the objective to annex the Kpletso land.

The Military annexation is with the tacit support of the President who is the Commander-in-Chief of the Ghana Armed Forces, his Defence and Lands Ministers as well as Attorney General.

The La Mantse Petitioned President Akufo Addo on 28th December, 2017 specifically on the Clandestine annexation of La Lands including the Kpletso Lands by the Military.

The Lands Minister, Samuel Abu Jinapor lied to Parliament on several occasions on the floor of Parliament about making public the Report on the Kpletso Land…

The Military must not be rewarded with an inch of the Kpletso Lands…

The illegal Military Cemetery and all other structures on the Kpletso Lands must be relocated from the prime lands to send a signal to all who seek to steal Lands by any means…

37acres of Land was given to the colonial government for a Giffard Airbase which is now the Burma Camp…

BURMA CAMP CANNOT CLAIM LANDS BEYOND THAT WHICH HAS BEEN PROPERLY ACQUIRED BY THE STATE.

Government must make public the Status of all State Acquired Lands for public scrutiny.

OccupyGhana has finally joined the demands for documentation on all State Acquired Lands and Bungalows illegally given to private persons and organisations as contained in the appendix to the Justice Sophia Akuffo Article 146 Petition for her removal as Chief Justice.

I AM COMMITTED TO THE FIGHT TO THE END, any and everybody is welcome to join.

STAY TUNED.

By Prince-Derek Adjei