NPP's boycott is discriminatory - Pratt

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JDM 12 years ago

Mr Pratt you are also on the NDC payroll, give us abreak then. Everybody knows how much you have taken from NDC just to help their propaganda team throw dust into the eyes of ghanaians.

Mr Pratt you are also on the NDC payroll, give us abreak then. Everybody knows how much you have taken from NDC just to help their propaganda team throw dust into the eyes of ghanaians.
Yaw Brenya 12 years ago

Kwesi, indeed I pray that the NPP con-
tinue to boycott more programme to
push NDC for-- a free ride,Hahaa !

Kwesi, indeed I pray that the NPP con-
tinue to boycott more programme to
push NDC for-- a free ride,Hahaa !
BKT 12 years ago

Npp should not forget that whenever Ndc find themselves as a minority they will make hell for them mark my words

Npp should not forget that whenever Ndc find themselves as a minority they will make hell for them mark my words
Nana Kofi 12 years ago

I pray this last for 10 years!! How good that could be for Ghana.

I pray this last for 10 years!! How good that could be for Ghana.
Aryiku, Charway 12 years ago

I am right in saying that NPP, falsely acclaims itself reputable legal brains. If so why non of the so-called legal brains explain to the party, especially, their MPs that IT IS NOT THE PARTY IN COURT but individuals like JAK ...
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I am right in saying that NPP, falsely acclaims itself reputable legal brains. If so why non of the so-called legal brains explain to the party, especially, their MPs that IT IS NOT THE PARTY IN COURT but individuals like JAKE, BAWUMIAH and AKUFO-ADDO who are in court so the duties of the party should go on without unwarranted obstruction/s or interruption of the party's agenda and it's future image in the eys of the world and in particular, the Ghanaian voters. Wake up NPP don't allow 3 political blind, arrogant and selfish men push your party into total oblivion. We are not too far away from 2016. Time and tide waits for no man.
Aryiku Nartey 12 years ago

I don't want the incompetent and the irrelevant NPP MPs in Ghana Parliament. I wish they will continue the boycott for the next 4-10 years. This is the wake up call for the young ones in the party to take the appropriate acti ...
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I don't want the incompetent and the irrelevant NPP MPs in Ghana Parliament. I wish they will continue the boycott for the next 4-10 years. This is the wake up call for the young ones in the party to take the appropriate action to secure their future in our dear Ghana..!!.
Agyeman Badu 12 years ago

One day Nana Ado, Jake and Bawumia would go to court and that would be the end of them. We are watching them closely.The should listen to advice.

One day Nana Ado, Jake and Bawumia would go to court and that would be the end of them. We are watching them closely.The should listen to advice.
Actionman 12 years ago

The more they(NPP) boycott the better for NDC to push through their agenda.The question is who r they fooling?

The more they(NPP) boycott the better for NDC to push through their agenda.The question is who r they fooling?
Osei Yao 12 years ago

DIDN'T YOU KNOW? NPP ARE SELECTIVE IN EVERYTHING THEY DO: SELECTIVE ACCEPTANCE OF ELECTION RESULTS; SELECTIVE INTERPRETATION OF THE RULE OF LAW; SELECTIVE PARTICIPATION IN PARLIAMENTARY WORK; SELECTIVE BOYCOTT OF PREZ MAHAMA ...
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DIDN'T YOU KNOW? NPP ARE SELECTIVE IN EVERYTHING THEY DO: SELECTIVE ACCEPTANCE OF ELECTION RESULTS; SELECTIVE INTERPRETATION OF THE RULE OF LAW; SELECTIVE PARTICIPATION IN PARLIAMENTARY WORK; SELECTIVE BOYCOTT OF PREZ MAHAMA; SO WHY ARE YOU SURPRISED?
Naijaman 12 years ago

These DONKEYS should have boycotted their salaries as well. NPP MP.s know next to nothing about politics and democracy

These DONKEYS should have boycotted their salaries as well. NPP MP.s know next to nothing about politics and democracy

STAPH-PHILADELPHIA 12 years ago

I have maintained the constituencies of the boycotting MPs should organize themselves and pass vote-of-no-confidence on the said MPs since they are not in parliament to champion the cause of only NPP, Akkuffo Addo or his disc ...
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I have maintained the constituencies of the boycotting MPs should organize themselves and pass vote-of-no-confidence on the said MPs since they are not in parliament to champion the cause of only NPP, Akkuffo Addo or his disciples in shame.
What is needed is the numbers and I believe in their (MPs) constituencies such numbers could be amassed.
This way, there would be massive by-elections and their constituencies would be congratulated for setting an historic record.
Hazor 12 years ago

Kwasi Pratt is confuse and has seen the effect that NPP boycott has expose NDC incompetent.According to Kwasi Pratt NPP boycott parliament was a blessing in disguise which enble Mahama to a perfect state of the nation address ...
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Kwasi Pratt is confuse and has seen the effect that NPP boycott has expose NDC incompetent.According to Kwasi Pratt NPP boycott parliament was a blessing in disguise which enble Mahama to a perfect state of the nation address and why now a change Kwasi Pratt calling NPP boycott discriminatory and endorse NDC boycott Kufour state of the nation address without chide NDC on their stupid behaviour by held a press conference to justify their boycott.Kwasi Pratt is the most hypocrite in Ghana.Kwasi Pratt why are you supporting a president who want to use boreholes to solve acute water problem the is facing Ghana.Kwasi Pratt can borehole provide you water?while we have big rivers and the largest fresh water man made lake in the world and and the president want to solve the problem with boreholes.Kwasi Pratt, NDC is feeling the heat so do you for telling Ghanaians that NPP boycott is a bless but as the matter of fact tbe boycott is driving them nought.
SHAKAMORA 12 years ago

fawo kwasea k] way3 wose s3 boyaa

fawo kwasea k] way3 wose s3 boyaa
NANA BONSU 12 years ago

I sincerely implore all true democrats of our dear nation to shun the deluded prick pratt because he's disillusioned and deranged character whose only interest is to attack the real democrats to appease his paymasters.Time w ...
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I sincerely implore all true democrats of our dear nation to shun the deluded prick pratt because he's disillusioned and deranged character whose only interest is to attack the real democrats to appease his paymasters.Time will tell,you just wait and see.
Paa Kodwo 12 years ago

OPAYIN KWESI PRATT.

HAVE YOU ASKED YOURSELF WHY THIS BASELESS AND IRRATIONAL PETITION OF NPP CJHALLENGING THE ELECTORIAL REULTS OF DECEMBER 7, 2012 CONTINUES TO DRAG ON AT THE SUPREME COURT OF GHANA.

USA HAS A POPULATIO ...
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OPAYIN KWESI PRATT.

HAVE YOU ASKED YOURSELF WHY THIS BASELESS AND IRRATIONAL PETITION OF NPP CJHALLENGING THE ELECTORIAL REULTS OF DECEMBER 7, 2012 CONTINUES TO DRAG ON AT THE SUPREME COURT OF GHANA.

USA HAS A POPULATION OF 300 MILLION POPULATION WITH NINE JUDGES SITTING AT THEIR SUPREME COURT, GHANA WITH ONLY 22 MILLION HAS ALSO A SIMILAR NUMBER OF JUDGES, BUT THE JUDGES IN USA DISMISSED A GORES PETITION CHALLENGING THE ELECTION RESULTS OF 2000 BEFORE BUSH INAUGURATION.

ONE WONDERS WHY THE PETITION WAS NOT DISMISSED BEFORE THE INAUGURATION OF HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN MAHAMA,AS PRESIDENT OF GHANA ON JANUARY 7, 2013.

SHOULD AKUFFO-ADOO, BWAUMIAH, OBETSEBI LAMPTEY AND THE NPP DETERMINE THE FATE OF THE COUNTRY.

ARE WE IN A LOST WILDERNESS.

ARE WE DIGGING OUR OWN GRAVES IN THE 21st CENTIURY.

WE STILL HAVE MANY HUGE MOUNTAINS TO CLIMB.
Kwesi Agbenu 12 years ago

Kwasi, When did U get to know that NPP boycotts are discriminatory?

Fact is all boycotts are discriminatory.
All protests are discriminatory.
All criticisms are discriminatory

All demonstrations are discriminatory
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Kwasi, When did U get to know that NPP boycotts are discriminatory?

Fact is all boycotts are discriminatory.
All protests are discriminatory.
All criticisms are discriminatory

All demonstrations are discriminatory
All desension views are discriminatory
Williams 12 years ago

Mr. pratt, how could you say we shd not look at the legalities and the legimaticy of the boycotts when we are dealing with law. Your statement also imply that you support NDC for rigging the election.you are not a good romode ...
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Mr. pratt, how could you say we shd not look at the legalities and the legimaticy of the boycotts when we are dealing with law. Your statement also imply that you support NDC for rigging the election.you are not a good romodel at all. What did u tell ur party{NDC} when they boycotted KUFFOUR'S state of Nation address. it very logical and they shd go on.
Tetewobika 12 years ago

Akwasi, you have to face that fact ok. You are and individual took a camera and went to take a picture of the Former President's son hotel right? Was is not under your right? Was that a discriminatory? Please Kwasi give us a ...
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Akwasi, you have to face that fact ok. You are and individual took a camera and went to take a picture of the Former President's son hotel right? Was is not under your right? Was that a discriminatory? Please Kwasi give us a break. What NNP is doing for is the best way to keep the youth with the Party calm not to take the law into their hands. I think it was a wise decision since we all aware problems in some of the African Countries during and after election. Please let's all support the rule of law in our mother land. Please Akwasi Nyansani baako owo Ghana.
seidu 12 years ago

kwesi is always right. whether is npp or ndc he say things the way they are. farikafuta. kanawu.

kwesi is always right. whether is npp or ndc he say things the way they are. farikafuta. kanawu.

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