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The vulture of silence – Kurom Ayɛ Dinn – Occasional Kwatriot Kwesi Yankah writes

’ Another woman, approximately 40: ‘Our eyes are red… we women… just check the colours we wear: black and red…We plead with the President… even if things did not go well with our speaking, we humbly plead; we are all his children, we are all one people… he should stop the rampant arrests… arresting our people… this is stressful.
The famous eight Chiana girls, who took turns on social media to hurl abuse at Ghana’s foremost Gentleman, President NADAA, including ugly references to nether parts of the human anatomy.’ But listen again to the voices above: the unusual plea to the President: ‘even if our speech did not go well, please forgive.
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