Ghana denies foreign bases and troop deployment in EU defence partnership

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• Kobina Boafo 3 months ago

  Let me warn all those sycophants in Govt who fawn obsequiously towards the diabolical Europeans. Ghana isn't for sale. The majority of Politicians in Ghana are from the peasant class, people who never contributed in any sig ...
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  Let me warn all those sycophants in Govt who fawn obsequiously towards the diabolical Europeans. Ghana isn't for sale. The majority of Politicians in Ghana are from the peasant class, people who never contributed in any significant way to the development of this country. Neither did their forebears. About time we call to order this criminal class of greed driven pseudo intellectuals who prey on the citizenry whilst selling our Gold for sawdust.

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• Yaa 3 months ago

  Bawumia has toilet in his mouth. Please don't respect him

  Bawumia has toilet in his mouth. Please don't respect him

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• Thomas 3 months ago

  @ Kobina Boafo.
  
  Right on point. Very very significant statement. You have hit at the core reason for the failure of most govts in this country.
  
  Greatest respects.

  @ Kobina Boafo.
  
  Right on point. Very very significant statement. You have hit at the core reason for the failure of most govts in this country.
  
  Greatest respects.

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• Asakramitoga 3 months ago

  Why is the government worrying itself to explain certain foreign issues to illiterates who only understand the Twi language

  Why is the government worrying itself to explain certain foreign issues to illiterates who only understand the Twi language

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• SICURA 3 months ago

  I doubt the explanations of the Foreign Minister. When Europe and America were plundering Africa's resources, they did little to promote Africa's development and national and regional sonvereignty and security.We know who are ...
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  I doubt the explanations of the Foreign Minister. When Europe and America were plundering Africa's resources, they did little to promote Africa's development and national and regional sonvereignty and security.We know who are pay masters of the jihadists who cause havoc everywhere on the continen. Doesn't the USA have a base in Ghana? What is the real purpose of a foreign military base in a sovereign country?

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• Omama 3 months ago

  Ablakwa should pause and not rush. Learn lessons from the Middle East. No foreign country will protect Ghana. Fear the Greeks, especially, when they offer Sweets. Foreign countries are taking advantage of Ablakwa's useful ...
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  Ablakwa should pause and not rush. Learn lessons from the Middle East. No foreign country will protect Ghana. Fear the Greeks, especially, when they offer Sweets. Foreign countries are taking advantage of Ablakwa's usefulness and naivete. He may be thinking he knows, yes he knows.... very little.

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• Thomas 3 months ago

  @ Omama
  
  Another excellent observation.
  
  Isn't it strange that we call out the still unapologetic Europeans at the UN for committing the "gravest" crimes against humanity in one week, thenp in the following week, our Pre ...
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  @ Omama
  
  Another excellent observation.
  
  Isn't it strange that we call out the still unapologetic Europeans at the UN for committing the "gravest" crimes against humanity in one week, thenp in the following week, our President is hobnobbing and exchanging pleasantries in France with the likes of Macron? The circus doesn't stop there.
  
  Now the govt is bending backwards in the futile effort to tell us that they have endorsed some kind of security arrangement with the prime culprits of the gravest crime against humanity. For real? What's going on here?
  
  From the outside it appears that the NDC govt has been effectively compromised into a dark corner by a strong neocolonial inner lobby. Even the kind of Frontline persons being flaunted as post-Mahama options are not only sickening but, frightening in greater measure.
  
  As the French novelist and writer, Alphonse Karr noted in his classic statement, "the more things change, the more they remain the same".

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• Kwame 3 months ago

  The face of our Foreign Minister Okudzeto Ablakwa looks funny. Its the same EU, US and some Arab countries that are arming and financing ISIS and the affiliates like ISIS in the Maghreb and others.

  The face of our Foreign Minister Okudzeto Ablakwa looks funny. Its the same EU, US and some Arab countries that are arming and financing ISIS and the affiliates like ISIS in the Maghreb and others.

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