MURDER, MINES & MILITARY: Mere coincidences, accidents or planned incidents?
n the course of President Akufo-Addo's failed fight against Galamsey, Ghanaianis have seen videos of Small-scale miners KILLED, while Chinese and NPP Galamseyers were PROTECTED...
There appears to be a link between creation of Military infrastructure in Ghana, the growing Military impunity, Military Landguardism and the recent Bawku Murders.
The Ghana Armed Forces and the Government of Ghana headed by President Akufo-Addo appears to be complicit in the systematic assault and murdering of unarmed Ghanaians.
Sadly, Akufo-Addo’s Ministers casually justify the Military impunity or at best silent.
President Akufo-Addo pretends he is asleep while Ghanaians keep being murdered by his government, his police and his soldiers; Akufo-Addo’s silence over the Kpletso Shooting and Assault is at the heart of the impunity…
…La, Wa and Ejura are clear examples of premeditated military brutalities that have gone unpunished hence emboldened the Bawku Murders with greater impunity.
The Akufo-Addo Ministers now callously call KILLING and MURDERS “NEUTRALIZATION” or “LIQUIDATION”
Perhaps to make it sound less than what it really is, COLD BLOODED MURDER.
In the course of President Akufo-Addo’s failed fight against Galamsey, Ghanaianis have seen videos of Small-scale miners KILLED, while Chinese and NPP Galamseyers were PROTECTED…
The Amazon in Brazil and Colombia have suffered Mercury poisoning and degradation of its forests, farmlands, rivers and water bodies from illegal miners…
Ghana’s Government learnt no lessons and is suffering a fate far worse at the hands of Galamseyers due to its small size and complicity of the Government and the Military…
The fight against Galamsey became the centre of Bribery and Corruption within the Galamsey industry when the Chairman [Prof. Frimpong-Boateng] and Secretary [Charles Bissiu] of the Akufo-Addo-Bawumia government’s Cabinet Interministerial Committee Against Galamsey were both caught on tape in the infamous PartyuNuHiaSika Scandal and Galamsey Bribery Scandal respectively.
The siezed Galamsey Excavators were stolen and sold by government and party officials causing controversy but no prosecution…
The stolen Galamsey money and Galamsey Gold taken from the raids on Galamsey sites were never accounted for and is widely believed to have found their way into the scandalous Gold-For-Oil or Cash-For-Oil deal.
The phenomenon of hiding ill-gotten and unexplained wealth in fraudulent Land Transactions is very rife in Ghana and largely ignored by the unpaid badly funded Special Prosecutor who has not yet been sole to arrest Akonta Mining for their Galamsey activities which President Akufo-Addo tried to cover-up recently…
Money Laundering is prevalent in the land sector which is plagued by a free-for-all Landguardism involving the operatives from the Office of the President, police officers, military and civilians.
Today, the Police and Military are actively and open acting as Landguards despite it being illegal under ACT 1036 to operate as Landguards…
QUESTION:
Who deployed the Military Landguards to KPLETSO on 15th April, 2021 and ordered the shooting and brutalitalization of unarmed Ghanaian citizens including journalists?
WHY IS THERE NO PUNISHMENT FOR THE MILITARY IMPUNITY AND LANDGUARDISM?
President Akufo-Addo must explain how many La Stool Lands which were taken over from the La Stool and ended up with private persons.
I, PRINCE-DEREK ADJEI, AS A LA ROYAL AND THE SON OF THE LA JAASETSE;
Demand of the Lands Minister, the Defence Minister and the President to answer legitimate questions about the La Lands being stolen under their watch particularly those being forcibly taken in the name of the Military.
The relocation of the Base Ordinance Depot to Kplesto which prime land has not been properly acquired by the State for the Military is to facilitate the creation of the New Accra City Project on a huge parcel of prime land including the current location of the Base Ordinance Depot…
The Bui Dam Authority funded a Forward Operating Base at Bui, to provide security and facilitate the creation of the Bui City Project on a large tract of land…
The government has created fifteen (15) Forward Operation Military Bases in Northern Ghana with some along the Burkina Faso border.
RECALL:
President Akufo-Addo claimed that the Russian Wagner forces were mining in Burkina Faso across the Border from Ghana.
Gold, Iron ore and many minerals have been discovered in the Northern Regions of Ghana with the Namdini gold project, a high-grade gold mine being developed by Cardinal Resources Cardinal being the richest…
Vice President Bawumia announced at the Military Academy that Forward Operating Bases were being created in Northern Ghana at Bawku, Navrongo, Tumu, Jirapa, Damongo Harmiley, Bunkrugu, Saboba and Bimbila.
The Akufo-Addo-Bawumia Government further set up Forward Logistics Bases in Tamale and Bolga where the Cardinal Gold Mines which is the richest exists…
COINCIDENCE EXISTS, but I DON’T BELIEVE IN COINCIDENCES under the Akufo-Addo-Bawumia government.
The Lands Minister is the Member of Parliament for Damongo, the Defence Minister is the Member of Parliament for Bimbila and Mahama Ayariga is the Member of Parliament for Bawku who together five (5) other MPs in the Bawku area are demanding a Parliament probe into the Bawku Killings by the Ghana Armed Forces…
The Deputy Speaker, Joe Osei-Wusu who described the Ghanaian citizens murdered by men in Ghana Army uniforms during the 2020 elections as criminals refused the request for a Parliamentary Probe into the Bawku Murders.
Many Ghanaians expect the Speaker of Parliament to reverse the decision and allow a probe into the Bawku Military Murders; as has happened previously in Parliament on other overturned decisions of a Speaker.
CSOs, Chiefs and Clergy including the Christian Council remain silent as human lives, Ghanaian lives are reduced to cattle and slaughtered.
STAY TUNED as government clarifies or we are compelled to connect the dots…
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By Prince-Derek Adjei
