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So what?____what has that got to do with current economic situation____you guys are part of our problems___get lost.
Boakye Agyarko you talk too much. All these foolish noises are not necessary. You got your chance and you made a total mess of it. It all started from your vetting. When you are asked a very simple question you find a way of ...
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That was a bad idea. Your father was a fool. He should have set up a factory to produce clothes . That's what smart Sankara did.
Then your father has really done a great disservice to Ghana paa. Importation of secondhand clothing has been the bane of our textile industry. You expect us to applaud you by this disclosure? Then you don't F- up.
What's your own score...HARD TRUTH: no one is coming to rescue you from unemployment/lack! - it is every man for himself. Use that seed in your hand & Learn a service oriented skill to-Earn - it is much easier than buying-&-s ...
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others in places like turkey, taiwan, china create factories to make clothes and export. look at what your fada was doing. does this make sense? used underwear do you know the diseases these people carry with them? oh
this brain as energy minister? lol
This is why local Ghana clothing has gone down this is why the country is a dump for rags now this is why we are a poor country with this mentality because we accepted used clothes as a business no industry building nothing j ...
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It was Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah who brought second-hand clothing to Ghana.
The matter was that after Ghana's independence, most of our people, especially in the Northern belt were walking naked.
In the South boys and girl ...
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Kwame, you are right. As late as 1978, you could sstill see women naked in the Fumbisi area in the north, with leaves covering their private area. It was not rare to see children in the south go to school with a piece of clot ...
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See idiocy! Broni Wehu destroyed African tailoring industry and the textile business. Gave the people a second hand mentality and outlook on life cheapening their values and self esteem! And you’re boasting about this? Ghan ...
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We must have some little comfort of the past, with cotton hand woven clothings.
We must grow cotton, process tre fiber to make clothings, bed cover and table covers.
We must see our grandmothers again, weaving threads for m ...
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Is this an achievement. Used clothes. Ahh GH. When was the last time he brought used clothes. Convert talk
nonfa. and he believes this is an accomplishment?
Obviously this man does not know his history let him read on Hannah Cudjoe(nee Dadson)
Kofi, don't mind him. He knows no history. I wonder what his family ever achieved as an entity that they brag so much. He got a job as Vice President of Bank of New York and never stops bragging about that. He has been a self ...
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Your father has truly worried us paaaaa
Oh then your father did not help us at all.
Please we are not second hand people. I bet your father did not wear any of those clothes himself. Nonsense
So he started all this dumping of useless clothes right? You have to pay penalties or be made to handle all filth caused by obroni wawu. Hehehehe
Instead of garment factory to create jobs for the unemployed youth..just see what he did..'foos'.. meanwhile his father was part of the cursed Ghanaian who killed the visionary Nkrumah's dreams for Ghana.
Nothing to be proud. It buried our garments manufacturing industry.
Why should we care?
See all the backlash, the fury and anger that Boakye Agyarko has brought onto himself. Oh when will politicians in Ghana know what to say and what not to say? Is Boakye Agyarko not aware of the filth and environmental problem ...
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And you are happy saying this? That mentality is what has damaged Ghana beyond repairs- to the point we settle for less in all things. You should be ashamed and your father should be ashamed for that disgraceful act.
Then your father was visionless. Why settle on second-hand clothing if we can manufacture our clothes...No wonder
Is that also an achievement?
So you are entitled to he a president?
Broni waawu and you want us to clap for you?
Yes Npp has the men! The first Fos entrepreneur in Ghana.
Nkwaseade saaa
Lol sorry for all you poor folks. Nothing wrong with him feeling proud of what his father has achieved. Whether you like it or not, now second clothing has built multi-millionaires in Ghana and it is legal business.
SO WHAT??????? WE DO NOT NEED SECOND HAND CLOTHES IN OUR MIST,CONTAINING GOD KNOWS WHAT!!!!!!!
GOVERNMENT SHOULD INVEST IN OUR LOCAL PRODUCTS TO BOOST THE ECONOMY AND STOP INPORTING FOREIGN USED ITEMS,PERIOD!!!!!!! THEY ARE ...
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what a stupid claim! and he is so proud!
Wo papa any3 ade33 koraaaaaaa. Foooso sse33 ghana
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That was not good so don't be too proud of your dad.
He contributed to the poverty in Ghana by ushering in an attack on the indigenous clothing industry.
Your dad was not a hero - get used to that.
Ahh is this a significant achievement or what?
Is this a serious country at all. Who cares about this and more over it is nothing to be proud about as it doesn't help the economy in anyway.
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