Strong arguments against outright destruction through burning include illegality of burning, indiscriminate approach impacting legal miners and impunity of Government. Moreover, burning equipment is an expensive waste and has failed before and that rather, equipment should be seized, processed through court and used for other productive purposes by needy state institutions. Also, using the military as the primary enforcement agent is wrong. It should be police.
Akyinnyegyeɛ bebree na akɔ atia saa akwan aban afa sɛ ɔde bɛbra galamsey te sɛ ɔrebu mmara so ahye mfidie ne kwan a ɔfa so kyekye fagutubea nnwumayɛfoɔ. Biom nso hye a ɔhye mfidie no yɛ sika sɛeeɛ na mmom aban mfa ne nsa nto so na ɔmfa nkɔ asɛnnibea wɔwie a ɔde ama aban nnwuma ɔbɛhia de ayɛ adwuma. Ne korakora no asraafoɔ a ɔde kyekye manfoɔ no nnyɛ mmara kwan so na mmom wɔmfa apolisifoɔ.