MP furious at pressure groups

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• Zoobie-Zoobie 12 years ago

  THe guy still wants the post. Too many ministers of low quality.

  THe guy still wants the post. Too many ministers of low quality.

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• Kofi adzivor 12 years ago

  Kwesi, u are more than qualified for the job. We are waiting. But one thing u should understand is that, there is no other person, humble, respecful, kind and a unifier like u. MR. PRESIDENT, appoint Ho west MP as our ministe ...
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  Kwesi, u are more than qualified for the job. We are waiting. But one thing u should understand is that, there is no other person, humble, respecful, kind and a unifier like u. MR. PRESIDENT, appoint Ho west MP as our minister.

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• Frank Agyena-Karikari 12 years ago

  If I were the prez, no region would have a minister from the same region. Kutu Acheampong did it and it was successful.

  If I were the prez, no region would have a minister from the same region. Kutu Acheampong did it and it was successful.

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• Frank Agyena-Karikari 12 years ago

  Mr. MP, stop the politiking techniques. Mahama is himself faster than you and know your tricks. Do you know he is a specialist in communications and you can't beat him with this? Are you really furious? The media is rather do ...
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  Mr. MP, stop the politiking techniques. Mahama is himself faster than you and know your tricks. Do you know he is a specialist in communications and you can't beat him with this? Are you really furious? The media is rather doing you a dis service. Mahama will appoint you if he feels you can do the job.

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• Kofi adzivor 12 years ago

  Mr.b bedrah is a young experienced mp. He is our idol nd i must say if the destiny of our region is placed in his hands, we will experience development.

  Mr.b bedrah is a young experienced mp. He is our idol nd i must say if the destiny of our region is placed in his hands, we will experience development.

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• EZEKIEL 12 years ago

  Since the President APPOINTS only PARTY DOGS and not ALSO independent TECHNOCRATS, those who ARE ABLE but NOT ACTIVELY INVOLVED in politics are overlooked!! Ghana will NOT develop beyond paying NON-EXISTEND CONTRACT DEBTS .. ...
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  Since the President APPOINTS only PARTY DOGS and not ALSO independent TECHNOCRATS, those who ARE ABLE but NOT ACTIVELY INVOLVED in politics are overlooked!! Ghana will NOT develop beyond paying NON-EXISTEND CONTRACT DEBTS ..... and NOTHING LEFT for infra-structure FOR DEVELOPMENT!!!

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• Clarence Hedzolleh 12 years ago

  Balderdash!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  Balderdash!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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• Frank Agyena-Karikari 12 years ago

  Many a time, people pour scorn at Kutu Acheampong as a poor administrator but he was one of the best strategist. His only problem was with the PIETO(DROSS) WORO of women.
  One of his policies was that he appointed ministers t ...
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  Many a time, people pour scorn at Kutu Acheampong as a poor administrator but he was one of the best strategist. His only problem was with the PIETO(DROSS) WORO of women.
  One of his policies was that he appointed ministers to regions where they had no tribal affiliation to the indegenes. Minyila, one of the most honest and patriotic Ghanaians became the Eastern Regional minister and he made Koforidua what it is today. I wish Mahama can do same by making sure that ministers appointed to regions should not hail from that region and should not have many acquaintances at high places there. Alliances to traditional leaders can be reduced. Kutu's strategy ensured that all coups against him failed except that palace coup that was from within his government.

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• Dziko Kwame 12 years ago

  Not a bad idea with appointing Regional Minister from outside the Region.
  
  JJR did the same in the PNDC days.
  
  The issue is that when a non-Ewe speaking Voltarian Kwasi Owusu Yeboah was once appointed as Regional Minister ...
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  Not a bad idea with appointing Regional Minister from outside the Region.
  
  JJR did the same in the PNDC days.
  
  The issue is that when a non-Ewe speaking Voltarian Kwasi Owusu Yeboah was once appointed as Regional Minister by NPP-1, it was said that there arose this difficulty of prominent Chiefs having to communicate in English, during his meetings with Chiefs.
  
  This, it is alleged, didn't go too well with our Traditional Lords.
  
  Even President John IV himself, when he came to my Tanyigbe village early November 2012, he fluently spoke to the folks in Ewe. They were so elated!!
  
  Cheers

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