Everyday People: It’s better to educate your children than build a house - Trader

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• ANOLD 6 months ago

  If you don't have a roof on your head what do you do?

  If you don't have a roof on your head what do you do?

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• Divine Ninja of America 6 months ago

  Yes! They may fight over the house and possibly sell it, instead of having the proper education for a career to build their own houses. This woman trader is very smart and more intelligent than most of our leaders.

  Yes! They may fight over the house and possibly sell it, instead of having the proper education for a career to build their own houses. This woman trader is very smart and more intelligent than most of our leaders.

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• Divine Ninja of America 6 months ago

  Illiteracy and ignorance are not the same. Illiteracy is acceptable but ignorance is unacceptable because it is very risky. Illiterate people may have not gotten the chance to be educated enough but may be smart and not ignor ...
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  Illiteracy and ignorance are not the same. Illiteracy is acceptable but ignorance is unacceptable because it is very risky. Illiterate people may have not gotten the chance to be educated enough but may be smart and not ignorant while ignorant people may have high education but of useless knowledge as seen in most of our politicians who think they know but have no academic value because they cannot solve societal problems. The ignorant educated people are the ones who mostly look down on the less educated people Ghana who determine GDP and exchange rates by their trading mechanisms. Most educated ones in Ghana refer to traders as illiterates when these traders are the ones who control the economy of Ghana; GDP, Exchange Rates, Inflation and others by their micro-economic activities on small scales that aggregate into large value since intellectuals cannot create any production jobs for exports but invest in Gas Stations, Media, Mansions and buildings for rentals as done by John Mahama around the Tse Addo roundabout in La community of Accra near burma camp.

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• Divine Ninja of America 6 months ago

  It is time for all the educated people of Ghana to respect the less educated traders of Ghana for their economic support and not call them illiterates, because they did not get the chance to attend school or college.

  It is time for all the educated people of Ghana to respect the less educated traders of Ghana for their economic support and not call them illiterates, because they did not get the chance to attend school or college.

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• Divine Ninja of America 6 months ago

  If the intellectuals cannot create jobs of production, the traders will continue to drain the economy and make lives hard by scooping funds from Ghana to buy from overseas and sell in Ghana by their trading. So, no matter how ...
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  If the intellectuals cannot create jobs of production, the traders will continue to drain the economy and make lives hard by scooping funds from Ghana to buy from overseas and sell in Ghana by their trading. So, no matter how corrupt politicians borrow to steal their 10% cuts, the money will always be repatriated abroad, especially to China where the Chinese can produce at a very cheaper cost by their skillful efficiency labor of low wages. These are not magic but intelligence because they knowledge not written in college books to chew barber and join politics for your selfish greedy gains like John Mahama and Akuffo Addo etc.

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• Divine Ninja of America 6 months ago

  Most Ghanaians lack sufficient intelligence which differs from academic knowledge that can be acquired easily by chewing barber to get a certificate of no value to society.

  Most Ghanaians lack sufficient intelligence which differs from academic knowledge that can be acquired easily by chewing barber to get a certificate of no value to society.

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• Abu 6 months ago

  Great woman for sure .Education is the most powerful weapon in which we can use to reduce poverty .

  Great woman for sure .Education is the most powerful weapon in which we can use to reduce poverty .

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• He lives 6 months ago

  It's good to educate your children but what kind of education are we talking about?

  It's good to educate your children but what kind of education are we talking about?

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• Silas 6 months ago

  The one you had

  The one you had

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