Why do Kmtyws revert back to traditional religions for justice?-gctid191989

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Our traditional spirituality is often associated with wickedness, evil, etc. However when things go wrong, for example, a person is cheated by a friend, the victim will invoke the gods against the cheater. Why are they unable to get justice from their religions like Christianity? Are these people really Christians?

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http://www.myjoyonline.com/news/2016/June-16th/krofrom-police-brutality-tawiah-buried-with-machete-bullet-eggs-other-items.php

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The family of 27-year-old Osei Tawiah in Krofrom in the Ashanti region made a 'statement' when his body was laid in state, Thursday.  

Residents were in agreement with the mourning family to place a broom, a machete and a bullet in the coffin.
Also in the coffin was a bullet cartridge, eggs, a sponge, a pair of shoes, a cap, pepper and other items.

The family who said they didn't want the presence of the police at the event also invoked curses on the killers of Tawiah.

The late Osei Tawiah was allegedly brutalised to death by the police on May 26 at Krofrom, a suburb of Kumasi.

 The items, according to the relatives of the deceased are meant to aid Tawiah in the spirit world to avenge his death.

Nhyira FM's Kwasi Debrah reports that an aunt of the deceased told him she had had what the Akans call 'nsamankom' (a trance that enables the living to interact with the dead) during the one-week celebration.
The aunt said he instructed the family through her to put the items in the coffin to avenge his untimely death.
Another relative spoke of having a vision Wednesday instructing him to do same by the deceased.

The family was earlier refused the body after they had contested the autopsy report performed by Dr Osei Sampane, Head of the Pathology Department at KATH on June 1, 2016, which said he died of natural causes.

The report concluded that Tawiah died of a heart attack.
Following their rejection of the autopsy report, the hospital gave the family an option: to either go to a private pathologist to conduct an independent autopsy or present a letter to KATH indicating they had accepted the first autopsy report based on which the body would be released.

He was sent to Juansa where he was buried.

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http://www.graphic.com.gh/news/general-news/ecg-workers-in-accra-oda-protest-against-privatisation-of-company.html

Employees of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) in Akyem Oda in the Eastern Region and the Accra East Regional Office of the company  yesterday staged separate peaceful demonstrations against the privatisation of the company by the government.

          The placard-bearing demonstrators, who wore red armbands, with red scarves around their necks to show that they were furious, amid drumming, singing and dancing, backed their action with a sit-down strike.
The demonstrations were planned to mark the celebration of the Public Service International Day.
 
At Oda, the protestors chanted slogans such as: "NDC government, pay the huge debts owed ECG", "Stop privatisation of ECG",  and "No  foreign investment is needed in managing ECG".

They also invoked curses on anybody who would spearhead the privatisation of the ECG and threatened to campaign against the President Mahama-led NDC in the November 7, 2016 general election.

The Spokesperson for the demonstrators, Mr Charles Yeboah, said the ECG workers were against the privatisation of the company because it would lead to the dismissal of employees, with its attendant socio-economic problems for them and their dependants.

He said the workers' contention was that if the government paid the huge debts it owed the ECG, the company would be able to operate efficiently and to the satisfaction of all.
 
In Accra, the protesting workers, for two hours, converged on the forecourt of the ECG's Accra East station, singing and chanting war songs.

They held placards with messages such as: "Mr President, think about the plight of the ordinary Ghanaian", "Concession is not the best solution to the power challenge",  and "Power Ministry, stop buying meters for us; we can buy our own meters", among others.

Speaking to the Daily Graphic, the National Secretary of the Senior Staff Union of the ECG, Mr Patrick Tetteh Binyemi, said the workers staged the demonstration to register their displeasure at the government's intended privatisation of the company.

He contended that listing the company on the Ghana Stock Exchange would be a better option.

"There are capable Ghanaians who can manage this company. We don't want foreigners. Our problem now is with the invisible hands; there is a lot of interference from external sources in our operations as a company," he alleged.

"We don't understand why we started a two-year strategic business unit in the Ashanti Region on a pilot basis, to be replicated in other regions based on its success, and just six months into the initiative, the government wants to hand over the company to foreign investors without waiting for a proper assessment of the initiative," he said.

Mr  Binyemi said privatisation would lead to loss of jobs, as the concession was for 25 years.

He said the new owners, according to the agreement, would have the liberty to cut down the size of the workforce after the first five years.

Mr Binyemi reiterated that if the government settled its indebtedness to the ECG, which he said constituted about 40 per cent of the company's debt,  "we could turn around the fortunes of this company.  Surprisingly, the government has indicated its readiness to pay its debts to the new investors but it is not ready to clear its debts with the current managers," he alleged further.

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An unidentified young man has been seen in a video that has gone viral on social media raining curses on the killers of the late Abuakwa North Member of Parliament (MP) at his graveside in Akyem Tafo.

In the video, the young man is heard calling on the gods and other river deities in the hometown of the murdered MP to avenge his death.

The libation was poured hours before the burial of the MP whose funeral was heavily attended by persons across all
sections of society.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcqL4EARehs&feature=player_embedded

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SHE DIDN'T EVEN GO TO THE POLICE!

http://www.reportghananews.com/watch-video-girl-curses-her-boyfriend-for-leaking-her-video-online/

https://youtu.be/cNvYcTxHBsw

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This young girl went to the river to curse her ex-boyfriend for releasing their sex tape online.

She claims the guy intentionally leaked the video to disgrace her after they broke up some few weeks ago. Instead of going to the Police to make a report, she decided to invoke a river deity to curse the young man.
The question is, why did you even allow the guy to take a video during your enjoyment?.. Lets hope she has learnt her lessons.

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Also to get the finer things in life people are involved in ritual killings which usually involve a "traditional priest/priestess" or Mallam. These ritual killings are often associated with our traditional spirituality. This is really disturbing!

http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/Couple-allegedly-kills-child-for-rituals-449431

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A man and wife both residents at Abomsu in the Eastern region are currently in the grips of police for allegedly killing their physically challenged child.

The suspect one Kwabena and Abena Mary connived together to use the deceased for money rituals at the order of a mallam.

The parents according to Nyankonton Mu Nsem's Sir Joe said, the parents claimed the child is a 'spirit child' and a bad omen unto them hence their decision to use the child for the rituals to enable them make money.

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Sir Joe said the mallam, by name Nurudeen ordered to bring their child who according to him could neither walk, talk or do anything. Obeying the orders of the mallam, the suspects reportedly brought the child before the mallam who allegedly killed the child.

The police are currently investigation the matter

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http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/crime/Menstruation-saves-girl-from-being-killed-for-rituals-438815

The menstruation of a 15 –year- old girl saved her from being kidnapped for ritual purpose by unknown assailants in the Wassa Amenfi East District of the Western Region.

The mother of the victim, Madam Esther Ankomah, told the media on Friday that her daughter was kidnapped by unknown people last Monday, May 9, at Wassa Akropong around 1700 hours when she was attending choir meeting.

She said, the daughter told her after the rescue that the kidnappers took her to an unknown location, however, when the assailants were undressing her, they noticed that she was in her menstrual period, therefore, the fetish priest told them she was not suitable for the rituals because her condition so she was sent back.

However, to avoid the Police from tracking them, she said the kidnappers blinded-folded her with black handkerchief and left her at a nearby school at Wassa Akropong on Tuesday May 10 and called her parents to come for her using the victim's phone.

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The District Police Commander, Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Isaac Kumnipa, stated that although the victim's mother reported the missing of her daughter on that fateful day they received information about the girl's discovery the next day.

Therefore, he said, the Police gave the victim's parents medical forms to attend hospital for medical examination but the girl declined to go.

"In this case, we cannot compel her to go to hospital because that's her human rights, therefore the Police cannot ascertain the truth in the reported kidnap," he stated.

ASP Kumnipa, however, advised Ghanaians to be vigilant, especially when approached by strangers for assistance since they cannot easily verify their intentions.

Source: GNA

[Paa Kwesi 27]

Kmtyw systems of spirituality has been with us the longest and we have always seen how more responsive it is compared to the imported religions.

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Reading some of our ancient wisdoms, neither texts, proverbs, or stories relay anything about human sacrifice yet this nonsense prevails.

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A person goes to church 24-7 and encounters a little hardship, instead of looking inwards the person blames somebody else for inflicting spiritual harm. What's the point in going to church if you can't develop a strong spirit?

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Paa Kwesi 27;192016 wrote: Kmtyw systems of spirituality has been with us the longest and we have always seen how more responsive it is compared to the imported religions.

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It appears that our religion is only responsive against us because it did not deter the white man from stealing our land and imposing their God/religion on us.

 We invoke more curses against each other than those that oppress us. Wassup with that?

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Paa Kwesi 27;192016 wrote: Kmtyw systems of spirituality has been with us the longest and we have always seen how more responsive it is compared to the imported religions.

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It appears that our religion is only responsive against us because it did not deter the white man from stealing our land and imposing their God/religion on us. This is how I view the nonsense I posted.

 We invoke more curses against each other than those that oppress us. Wassup with that?

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[Paa Kwesi 27]

The white man was able to steal our land only when he was able to convince our people that his religion is superior. After all his god allowed him to make guns and canons. These are what impressed the locals into accepting his religion because before that the power of thunder and lightening were only wielded by the Priests, but it seemed every white man they came into contact with had that power in a short or long stick. That was to the locals impressive, because if they accepted his religion they could have that power. "Curses" and what not were used in the battles against the white man, but these aren't going to be full proof if the enemy has some of the locals fighting for them, locals who know how to negate many of the hexes thrown against the white man. Plus there was a great deal of arrogance on the part of the Kmtyw kings who chose to underestimate the white man.

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[Paa Kwesi 27]

Tenkamenin;192017 wrote: Reading some of our ancient wisdoms, neither texts, proverbs, or stories relay anything about human sacrifice yet this nonsense prevails.

When a King dies his servants are usually made to accompany him in the journey to the land of the ancestors. These servants become the "Sacrifice" ,that is, they are killed. But this practice was severely frowned upon after a while and was discontinued long before a white man showed his face in coastal west Kmt.

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