The 'national security' are our friends; Twene Jonas drops picture 'chilling' with US Police
- Twene Jonas, a Ghanaian online sensation living in the US has shared a picture of himself having a good time with US policemen
- The post comes at a time when one of the major headlines in Ghana is that a journalist was treated harshly by National Security officers
- YEN.com.gh has compiled some of the most compelling reactions on the post
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Popular Ghanaian social media personality living in the United States, Twene Jonas, has shared a picture of himself in a friendly post with police in the US.
The single picture generated tens of thousands of reactions on Facebook possibly because of the recent news in relation to how officers in Ghana's National Security treated a journalist, Caleb Kudah harshly.
In the caption of the post, Twene Jonas described the police as his 'boys' and added that it is only when the power of love overcomes the love of power that the world would know peace.
See the post below:
Check out some of the comments on the post below:
Isaac Papa Amissah said:
Ghana police will falsely accuse you. I was once caught driving without licence, the police later said I had smoke wee. I have since develop hatred for Ghana police.
Fredick Ohene Kwame mentioned:
Doing good job but stop insulation and open their mind because if someone is fool he or doesn't know anything but their blind they don't see what is good
Bheezzy Rhythmz indicated:
The police on the right,why is his trouser so big the system is working ampa cuz they have more material not like the Ghana police wearing pensil trousers
Source: Facebook
Meanwhile, the National Security Ministry has stated that it has begun investigations into allegations made by Citi News' journalist, Caleb Kudah, that he was assaulted by some National Security operatives.
In response to the arrest of Caleb Kudah and Zoe Abu-Baidoo, the ministry promised to take appropriate steps if the allegations are found to be true.
The Ministry’s statement however failed to make mention of the raid at Citi FM that has been largely condemned.
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