Barker-Vormawor on what could become President Mahama's 'biggest legacy'

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Kr 1 week ago

Can we reduce presidential term years from 4 to 3 and term limits rather from 2 to 3,If you can't do anything in 4 years you can't either in 4 or 5 years

Can we reduce presidential term years from 4 to 3 and term limits rather from 2 to 3,If you can't do anything in 4 years you can't either in 4 or 5 years
Ghana doesn't need our kind of democracy 1 week ago

From what I have observed, Ghana doesn't need our kind of multi-party democracy. I urge Ghanaians to read about the Swiss kind of democracy. The citizens have the power and not the executive or any elected individuals. Accoun ...
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From what I have observed, Ghana doesn't need our kind of multi-party democracy. I urge Ghanaians to read about the Swiss kind of democracy. The citizens have the power and not the executive or any elected individuals. Accountability is high. The kind of constitutional review we needed is not what was proposed by the committee. See the cost our elections, can we say it's OK for a poor African country like ours to bear this cost every 4 years? See the amount of money politicians spend right down from their grassroots up to the national level. Why won't they be corrupt after winning power. We need a different kind of democracy. The one we have gives too much power to the elected rather than the citizens.
Doctor Twe 1 week ago

What is this guy’s understanding of the word ‘ Legacy ‘. Is reviewing an existing functioning constitutional document a legacy. Ghana must be serious!!!!

What is this guy’s understanding of the word ‘ Legacy ‘. Is reviewing an existing functioning constitutional document a legacy. Ghana must be serious!!!!
Kwesi 1 week ago

It’s not a legacy. That egoistic guy just wants to be heard!

It’s not a legacy. That egoistic guy just wants to be heard!
Prudhomme - Ghanaians are unintelligent and liars 1 week ago

Barker-Vormawor is very dizzy!

Kufuor and Akuffo Addo both had the constitution reviewed too.

And the stupidity of all these presidents is setting up a commission to review but shelve the recommendations and NOTHING HAP ...
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Barker-Vormawor is very dizzy!

Kufuor and Akuffo Addo both had the constitution reviewed too.

And the stupidity of all these presidents is setting up a commission to review but shelve the recommendations and NOTHING HAPPENS! Remember that commission members are conpensated handsomely. Total waste of public funds.

Here we have a lawyer who must understand what LEGACY means but is using it grossly out of context.
Mike 1 week ago

NOBODY WILL REMEMBER JOHN AMHAMA FOR ANY CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW....LET HIM BUILD THE 6 LANE ACCRA KUMASI EXPRESS WAY AND HIS NAME WILL FOREVER BE INKED ON OUR LIPS AND THAT OF OUR CHILDREN

NOBODY WILL REMEMBER JOHN AMHAMA FOR ANY CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW....LET HIM BUILD THE 6 LANE ACCRA KUMASI EXPRESS WAY AND HIS NAME WILL FOREVER BE INKED ON OUR LIPS AND THAT OF OUR CHILDREN
After cemetery talks 1 week ago

Average minds think about roads and infrastructure which offer temporary satisfaction, but big minds know that a revised constitution is the blueprint for the development of this country, and the best thing any good president ...
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Average minds think about roads and infrastructure which offer temporary satisfaction, but big minds know that a revised constitution is the blueprint for the development of this country, and the best thing any good president can give to his people. For the first time, I dove my cup for this guy.
KWAME MAHAMA 1 week ago

THE MOST IMPORTANT CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM IS TO ALLOW CONSTITUENTS TO ELECT DIRECTLY THEIR MAYORS AND CHIEF EXECUTIVES. WITHOUT THIS CHANGE THE ENTIRE PROCESS WOULD BE POINTLESS.

THE MOST IMPORTANT CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM IS TO ALLOW CONSTITUENTS TO ELECT DIRECTLY THEIR MAYORS AND CHIEF EXECUTIVES. WITHOUT THIS CHANGE THE ENTIRE PROCESS WOULD BE POINTLESS.
Body Gay 1 week ago

Stop the nonsense, John Dariga Mahama has no legacy. The only legacy is criminality and arrest of his political opponents.

Stop the nonsense, John Dariga Mahama has no legacy. The only legacy is criminality and arrest of his political opponents.
Horrible 1 week ago

The repercussions of the 1992 constitution given to Ghanaians by the PNDC government, steered by Justice D. Annan, and Professor S. K. B Asante are the mass looting of state assets by the political class and their allies, hig ...
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The repercussions of the 1992 constitution given to Ghanaians by the PNDC government, steered by Justice D. Annan, and Professor S. K. B Asante are the mass looting of state assets by the political class and their allies, high unemployment rate, poor health facilities designated only for the poor class, slavery salaries, economic crisis and many more. The only benefits goes to the few political class and their allies who pay themselves even better than their American and EU counterparts from the same mismanaged economy. But because shallow minds couldn't linked causes of their plights to the bad constitution, they rather blame it on Satan sitting somewhere, and support the mess which resist the amendment of the constitution. It so sad! Well said Baker!

Mandela 5 days ago

Stupid humans calling themseves lawyers. You think hungry suffering Ghanaians care about useless paper documents ? Mahama has already betrayed voters by turning blind eyes to daylight robbers who deprived 35million Ghanaians ...
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Stupid humans calling themseves lawyers. You think hungry suffering Ghanaians care about useless paper documents ? Mahama has already betrayed voters by turning blind eyes to daylight robbers who deprived 35million Ghanaians of basic living all in the name of dubious hypocritical democracy. He has no legacy.

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Barker-Vormawor on what could become President Mahama's 'biggest legacy'

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