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Originally Posted by DSP
After reading this post, the irony is you calling me emotional.
I didn't say they were lying or telling the truth, but to jump to conclusions is also ASSuming. With the current state of the airline industry along with fuel prices I can see how Ghana airlines could be in this scenario. I mentioned they should have done better. If it were up to me they should have never flown there under the circumstances. I'm just saying you can't jump to any conclusions. You're there condoning dentention and sexual assualt when it has yet to be determined that the passengers were scamming immigration officials. I see real hypocrisy your own post.
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But DSP, a lot of them where found working on building site (cheap labour??) when they're supposed to visiting for two weeks. If they wanna work get a work permit.
What really bugged me is that Ghanian authorities seem to be dragging their feet over this, like "they're in Barbados you can keep them".