Reparations key to securing justice for Africans worldwide – Mahama

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• Pelicles. 7 months ago

  John Mahama, nobody will give you are anybody a "Pesewa" to have sex.

  John Mahama, nobody will give you are anybody a "Pesewa" to have sex.

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• Pelicles. 7 months ago

  You sent criminals like Jakpa to terrorize noble people like Addison, and have you issued an apology, if not, who should pay what to you or anyone else to have more sex?
  
  Whatever is going on in Africa is about how we think ...
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  You sent criminals like Jakpa to terrorize noble people like Addison, and have you issued an apology, if not, who should pay what to you or anyone else to have more sex?
  
  Whatever is going on in Africa is about how we think as humans. Without deep thinking, humans cannot walk this earth and feel happy. You can be given all the monies in the world but, without deep thinking, you cannot do anything with it.
  
  It is about time we Africans especially Sub-Sahara Africans ask question about their sense of thinking.

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• JULOR CAESAR 7 months ago

  How can stand there and make noise about reparations just like your predecessor Akufo-Addo? The Europeans never forced our African ancestors to sell them Africans. Our African ancestors willing sold their fellow Africans out ...
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  How can stand there and make noise about reparations just like your predecessor Akufo-Addo? The Europeans never forced our African ancestors to sell them Africans. Our African ancestors willing sold their fellow Africans out of greed and ignorance. To whom should reparations be paid? How can you make demands for reparations but not say anything critical of the very Africans who sold away their fellow Africans for European liquor, weapons, cloth and other material goods?

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• Kwaku 7 months ago

  Typical eurocentric trash that seeks to blame the victim and spare the criminal. Who took ships and came to impose their system of slavery upon Africans? Even if people were sold in Africa, who fashioned them into slaves in t ...
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  Typical eurocentric trash that seeks to blame the victim and spare the criminal. Who took ships and came to impose their system of slavery upon Africans? Even if people were sold in Africa, who fashioned them into slaves in the Americas? How many enslaved Africans ever became kings and generals in the Americas during enslavement. Spare our ears with the Joseph nonsense.

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• JULOR CAESAR 7 months ago

  Why did we sell our people to the Europeans? Slavery in the Americas and Caribbean was evil and should never have been carried out people who claimed to be Christians. The Europeans came with their ships to buy slaves because ...
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  Why did we sell our people to the Europeans? Slavery in the Americas and Caribbean was evil and should never have been carried out people who claimed to be Christians. The Europeans came with their ships to buy slaves because word had spread across Europe that Africans were willingly selling their people. And it wasn't only the Europeans who engaged in buying African slaves; Arabs in North Africa also engaged in the buying of slaves, and often raided African villages to capture slaves as the trade proved to be lucrative. But for the greed and evil minds of African slave sellers, the Europeans would not have openly engaged in the buying of slaves across Africa. I blame European for buying humans in Africa to be used as slaves in the Americas, but I also blame our own African people who were willing to sell their fellow Africans to the Europeans.

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• Reason 7 months ago

  First go after the descendants of every African who sold us into slavery. Then go after the buyers.
  
  Sellers first-- The Africans
  Kidnappers next-- The Colonizers: European nations
  Buyers last-- Places like the USA and Br ...
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  First go after the descendants of every African who sold us into slavery. Then go after the buyers.
  
  Sellers first-- The Africans
  Kidnappers next-- The Colonizers: European nations
  Buyers last-- Places like the USA and Brazil.
  
  Only a confused person would start with the the deep pocket--USA--rather than its colonizers and internal bad actors--the Chiefs who sold them. Take from their descendants FIRST.
  
  Then America MIGHT consider your request. We owe Africa nothing. Not a thing.

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• Kofi Adams 7 months ago

  Reparations to come from where ,JM? Are you addressing the EU & US , the waiting would be too long . Just forget and build your country

  Reparations to come from where ,JM? Are you addressing the EU & US , the waiting would be too long . Just forget and build your country

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• Kwaku 7 months ago

  There have been great scholarly works on Reparation available at the Univ of the West Indies at Mona and Cave Hill. The President should look in that direction for materials and advice for his speeches.

  There have been great scholarly works on Reparation available at the Univ of the West Indies at Mona and Cave Hill. The President should look in that direction for materials and advice for his speeches.

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• John Dee 7 months ago

  Mahama is wrong here. Simply look at Ghana and the tribalism in State appointments with Ewes and Northerners getting 75 percent of all State appointments under Mahama. Even the majority of the DCEs and Mayors nominated by Mah ...
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  Mahama is wrong here. Simply look at Ghana and the tribalism in State appointments with Ewes and Northerners getting 75 percent of all State appointments under Mahama. Even the majority of the DCEs and Mayors nominated by Mahama in Akan areas are Ewes and Northerners. If you get the reparation money the money will certainly go to political favourites and party big people.

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• Efua 7 months ago

  My question is : To whom should reparations be paid? To the corrupt African Leaders and Politicians and to which countries?

  My question is : To whom should reparations be paid? To the corrupt African Leaders and Politicians and to which countries?

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