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Comment: A crisis of legitimacy

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  • cha 10 years ago

    If this arthur kennedy has any say to the political process in the NPP- he need to be back home and doing it f

  • b.b 10 years ago

    Look at the face your bosses npp sold awhole ship doomi stop raning your roiting mouth

  • Kayie 10 years ago

    THE GAME IS OVER.

  • PRINCE KWASI ADADE 10 years ago

    HOPELESSNESS, HELPLESSNESS AND FEELING OF DESPONDENCY HAVE GRIPPED OUR YOUTH. TROUBLE IS BREWING!!!!!!!!!!!!!---MAHAMA AND HIS BUNCH OF CROOKISH INCOMPETENT CORRUPT MONSTERS CAN NEVER DO IT! NO! NOT IN A MILLION YEARS!!! NDC ...
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  • STONER KOBYLYNTON 10 years ago

    Kwesi, I guess you don't get annoyed when writing your input which I loved to read. Anyway to make it more readable and conform with writing ethics, would you kindly desist from writing in Upper Case and also try to paragrap ...
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  • Observer 10 years ago

    A lucid insight. But it seems that the level of corruption has reached critical mass; the controlling elite have too much at stake to root corruption out.

    Meanwhile, the news media attempts to divert us with the squabbling ...
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  • Kofi Ata, Cambridge, UK 10 years ago

    Arthur Kennedy, the judges are part of the create, loot and share enterprise when it comes to the judgement debt payments. Most, if not all the judges who sat on judgement debt cases directly and indirectly benefited from the ...
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  • BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!! 10 years ago

    Mahama is like a rotten egg stinking all over the place. How can a chief corrupt leader attack corruption? It won't work, that's why Mahama is a failure. He is just practicing 'smart-politics' (cheap talk) playing on the mind ...
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  • Papa Yaw 10 years ago

    How

  • SULE 10 years ago

    World bank(Zoomlion), Gallup report, Ghana Integrity Initiative, Transparency International, Emile Short, Chief Justice, Rashid Pelpuo, Tony Aidoo, Martin Alamisi Benz Kaiser Amidu, JJ Rawlings, civil society organizations, t ...
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  • KOKOLIKOKO 10 years ago

    Writing now from South Carolina, USA, Arthur Kennedy has not by any way checked out of town (Ghana) abi? I am only asking a question ooo, so no-one should insult me ooo!!! For the new mantra -- or is it military order -- in t ...
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  • OTCHERE DARKO 10 years ago

    "Unfortunately, the opposition NPP appears more interested in its own internal politics than the fate of the nation. Sadly, many in the NPP put attacking their own far, far ahead of critiquing the government.
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  • nd 10 years ago

    Do you remember when he got that contract uncontetsted he came out to defend it by saying he was the best qualified. You're right.

  • Jake 10 years ago

    your honchos are all sitting knee deep in it.
    So you guys now find it easier to shout from behind the fence. Uncouth NPP.
    Promised your turn to chop from 2012 did not materialise did it?
    Figlio de Puttanna

  • Nsohbunu 10 years ago

    Forthright thinking; make him the NPP candidate and I will vote for him. I'm yet to see an immature post from this rare specie of NPP descent.

  • seeMe 10 years ago

    Kuffour regime corruptions outweights that of Nkrumah, Busia, NLC, SMC, and Rawlings era all put together. NPP talking of corruption? What a shame! They facilitate the Woyome saga and are now using it to discredit NDC. Whole ...
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  • Paul Amuna 10 years ago

    I agree with Arthur K's argument that corruption pervades our entire system including the judiciary, and that the President should not only be heard, but BE SEEN TO LEAD in the fight against corruption.

    I have expressed s ...
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  • Kan Na wo 10 years ago

    I remember somebody came out boldly to complain about one Justice Asiedu Badu who collected bribe from him.it was all over the media.The Judge is still at post under this same CJ.What can Mahama alone do,You people should hel ...
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  • Uncle Mends, Takoradi 10 years ago

    This sums it all:

    "To date the only NDC Minister who lost his job in the whole” Woyome affair” was the man who was trying to stop it, Attorney General Martin Amidu. If President Mahama needed support, he should have s ...
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  • Alex 10 years ago

    Many well-meaning Ghanaians are really disappointed by this Mahama Administration. In fact, he is fast establishing himself as the worse president ever. STX, GYEEDA, SADA, Woyome and what have you. Do we really have a preside ...
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