It has taken too long for such a major urgent matter to receive such attention. In any serious country, the official inquiry would have been completed in a matter of days or weeks, the errant soldiers sanctioned and the poor victims of the egregious human rights abuses adequately compensated.

I insist that what the military did on March 7, 2023 was state-sponsored terrorism against innocent members of the Tulaku and Taifa communities in Ashaiman.

Some media run to press minutes after the Assin Central MP alleged that the Minister for Housing, Francis Asenso-Boakye and former Chief Justice Kwasi Anin-Yeboah had engaged in some corrupt conduct over a bungalow for Justice Samuel Marfo-Sau after his death in August 2021.

I had the privilege of a private viewing session of the BBC Africa Eye latest documentary “DISCIPLES: The Cult of TB Joshua”. You can trust Anas Aremeyaw Anas and his team to dig up the evidence that eludes even state investigators with all the resources.

Today, My Take is brief in simply stating the correct position of a gravely misunderstood law causing fear and panic especially among citizens labouring abroad to buy land and own real property in Ghana. It is a matter that strangely gains traction ever so often. Caretakers of land – and land, in law, includes any building on it – these caretakers get wrongly emboldened to make misguided demands of their landlords.

Dear Ghana Police,

Let’s be even clearer.

Dear Ghana Police,

Writing and issuing a second statement late in the night to insist you have served a purported application for an injunction does nothing.

You state in this second publication that you served the process on lawyers of organisers of the demonstration.

You purport to exhibit to this publication what must be the notice served on you a month ago by the law-abiding citizens on which they indicated the address of their lawyers.