Ghana, like any other country, has a constitution that governs the country's operations. The constitution provides a set of laws that regulate the behavior of citizens and the government. However, some of the laws outlined in Ghana's constitution may seem absurd or crazy to the outside world. In this article, we will discuss the top ten crazy laws in Ghana's constitution.
Witchcraft
Ghana's constitution recognizes witchcraft as a criminal offense. However, it's only considered an offense when used to harm others. According to the law, anyone who accuses another of witchcraft without proof can face up to two years in prison.
Noise Making
In Ghana, it's illegal to make noise between the hours of 10 pm and 6 am. However, the law is vague, and it doesn't specify the types of sounds that are prohibited. This has led to the arrest and prosecution of individuals for playing loud music or even snoring too loudly.
Spitting
Ghana's constitution prohibits spitting in public. Anyone found spitting in public can be arrested and fined.
Chewing Gum
In Ghana, the sale of chewing gum is illegal. However, the law is not strictly enforced, and chewing gum is widely available in the country.
Wearing Military Clothing
It's illegal to wear military clothing in Ghana unless you are a member of the military. This law is enforced to prevent civilians from impersonating military personnel.
Roadside Hawking
It's illegal to hawk goods on the side of the road in Ghana. This law is enforced to prevent traffic congestion and accidents.
Insulting Public Officials
It's illegal to insult public officials in Ghana. Anyone found guilty of insulting a public official can face up to three years in prison.
Farting in Public
Ghana's constitution prohibits farting in public. This law is enforced to promote good manners and hygiene.
Exporting Cats and Dogs
It's illegal to export cats and dogs from Ghana without a permit from the Ministry of Agriculture.
Marrying a Relative
It's illegal to marry a close relative in Ghana. The law prohibits marriage between first cousins and other close relatives.
In conclusion, Ghana's constitution has some laws that may seem absurd or crazy to the outside world. However, these laws are in place to promote good behavior and prevent illegal activities. While some of these laws may seem outdated, they still remain in effect in Ghana. It's important to understand and respect the laws of the country you're visiting or residing in to avoid breaking the law and facing legal consequences.
If you know some other crazy laws comment down below and like.
Content created and supplied by: MrInterest (via Opera News )
COMMENTS