In response to those comments, which PJ Media first reported April 29, Mississippi Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann called for Gyamfi to be removed from her position of reviewing legal matters related to voter ID applications for Mississippi and the ...

A 29-year-old Woodbridge man told police he was driving in the area of Telegraph Road and Opitz Boulevard in Woodbridge at 12:37 a.m. when a car occupied by Christopher Michael Gyamfi, a man he knew, pulled up next to him, Prince William police ...

Two persons jointly charged with the soldiers and the Immigration officer, Hayford Sakyi Bediako, the District Officer of the Produce Buying Company (PBC), stationed at Nkrankwanta, and David Asante Gyamfi, an accountant of the PBC, also at Nkrankwanta ...

Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann, a Republican, said Stephanie Gyamfi, a civil rights analyst for the department, posted Mississippi should change its motto to “disgusting and shameful.” The chief of the Justice Department’s voting ...

Adams highlights the Facebook page of one Stephanie Celandine Gyamfi, a supervisory DoJ civil-rights analyst responsible for reviewing voter ID law submissions under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act. Here, one finds a post in which Ms. Gyamfi ...

Reacting to a friend's Facebook post about racial slurs being hurled against a Puerto Rican basketball player in Mississippi, Department of Justice civil rights analyst Stephanie Gyamfi said the state should change its motto to "disgusting and shameful."

Department of Justice employee, Stephanie Gyamfi wrote these following comments in a Facebook post, “Hey that should replace the state motto!  “Mississippi:  Disgusting and Shameful.” “Forget the magnolia state motto” in mid-March.

Stephanie Gyamfi, an employee with the Department of Justice, wrote on her Facebook page, “Disgusting and shameful. Hey, that should replace the state motto: Mississippi: Disgusting and Shameful' ... forget the Magnolia State motto.”

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Allegedly, DoJ employee Stephanie Gyamfi posted the following statements on the social networking site, Facebook: “They never do…disgusting and shameful.  Hey, that should replace the state motto!  “Mississippi: Disgusting and Shameful.”…