Mahama voices concern over youth's diminishing faith in democracy

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• Kiki 11 months ago

  Dear Mahama - The youth's faith in democracy is diminishing because there is no accountability in Ghana. Take bold steps to prosecute crimes even if they are committed by your party members and it will restore the faith back. ...
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  Dear Mahama - The youth's faith in democracy is diminishing because there is no accountability in Ghana. Take bold steps to prosecute crimes even if they are committed by your party members and it will restore the faith back. Punishing crimes and holding criminals responsible (no matter their status in society) is the key in restoring the diminishing faith in democracy.

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• AESOP 11 months ago

  I'll never stop praying FOR YOU, JM, 24/7 so that Yahweh the God of the impossible will empower you to MAKE THE IMPOSSIBLE possible in Ghana in 2025 and beyond.
  1GHANA
  1People
  1Destiny
  Amen

  I'll never stop praying FOR YOU, JM, 24/7 so that Yahweh the God of the impossible will empower you to MAKE THE IMPOSSIBLE possible in Ghana in 2025 and beyond.
  1GHANA
  1People
  1Destiny
  Amen

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• Akwasi 11 months ago

  Majority of your party members including Oliver Vormowor and Martin Kpebu called for Coup. I told a friend that you will afraid of what your people were preaching during the regime, Karma they say is the bad thing you wish f ...
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  Majority of your party members including Oliver Vormowor and Martin Kpebu called for Coup. I told a friend that you will afraid of what your people were preaching during the regime, Karma they say is the bad thing you wish for a friend coming back to hunt you.

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• Yaw 11 months ago

  Do you pay attention to this man's loose talks?Here's someone who lost election and never accepted the results and now saying what?The youth or many have lost faith in democracy because of you Mahama and your cohorts.

  Do you pay attention to this man's loose talks?Here's someone who lost election and never accepted the results and now saying what?The youth or many have lost faith in democracy because of you Mahama and your cohorts.

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• Akuraseni 11 months ago

  Mahama have you ever thought of your contribution to indiscipline in our society today,. You can run but you can't hide.. You will rep what you sow Mahama.

  Mahama have you ever thought of your contribution to indiscipline in our society today,. You can run but you can't hide.. You will rep what you sow Mahama.

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• Pelicles. 11 months ago

  Mahama, you told Ghanaians that the party called NDC love indiscipline so, what are you talking about? What political party supporters forcefully entered the EC's collation room and forced the EC members to declare NDC member ...
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  Mahama, you told Ghanaians that the party called NDC love indiscipline so, what are you talking about? What political party supporters forcefully entered the EC's collation room and forced the EC members to declare NDC members as winner despite ongoing counting?
  
  You reap what you sow as the old adage says. Keep on inciting the youth to be indiscipline and eventually, they will come to you with uncouth attitude.
  
  Aboafunu.

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• JM 11 months ago

  So if not Mahama Ghana should be taken over by the Military? You’re now preaching virtues…3nfa sia man

  So if not Mahama Ghana should be taken over by the Military? You’re now preaching virtues…3nfa sia man

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• Concern Citizen 11 months ago

  Na who cause am? When a whole nation was going to buy plane you gave the contract to your brother as agent in UK with huge money been paid to him. You gave road construction to a Burkina in exchange of Ford as a gratitude. Yo ...
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  Na who cause am? When a whole nation was going to buy plane you gave the contract to your brother as agent in UK with huge money been paid to him. You gave road construction to a Burkina in exchange of Ford as a gratitude. You gave boxite concession to your brother Ibrahim Mahama at the last minute of your first term without parliamentary approval. Some of us don't have short memories. Only the wise shall understand

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• Dunia-Bole 11 months ago

  We know you are Communication expert, so always sweet talk nothing else, Mali, Bourkina, and Niger our next door neighbors are waiting for us to join them, a word to the wise is enough

  We know you are Communication expert, so always sweet talk nothing else, Mali, Bourkina, and Niger our next door neighbors are waiting for us to join them, a word to the wise is enough

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• Emma 11 months ago

  No coup will happen in Ghana.
  Have you now noticed you're shaking? Your communicaterss were calling for coup including sitting members of parliament when Akuffu Addo was president.
  Whatever goes around comes around.

  No coup will happen in Ghana.
  Have you now noticed you're shaking? Your communicaterss were calling for coup including sitting members of parliament when Akuffu Addo was president.
  Whatever goes around comes around.

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• Kwaku Yeboah 11 months ago

  How will the youth have confidence in democracy when a political party could mobilize some of them to forcibly overturn the results of a free and fair election? Such young guys will never respect democracy and politicians in ...
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  How will the youth have confidence in democracy when a political party could mobilize some of them to forcibly overturn the results of a free and fair election? Such young guys will never respect democracy and politicians in general. Is this not what we have in Ghana now? How will the youth respect politicians? How will they have faith in democracy?

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• Kwaku Yeboah 11 months ago

  How will the youth have confidence in democracy when a political party could mobilize some of them to forcibly overturn the results of a free and fair election? Such young guys will never respect democracy and politicians in ...
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  How will the youth have confidence in democracy when a political party could mobilize some of them to forcibly overturn the results of a free and fair election? Such young guys will never respect democracy and politicians in general. Is this not what we have in Ghana now? How will the youth respect politicians? How will they have faith in democracy?

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