Daasebre’s book described as legendary

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• KOFI KOFIII 11 years ago

  Well done Nana. Other traditional leaders can learn from u.

  Well done Nana. Other traditional leaders can learn from u.

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• MOGADISHU 11 years ago

  HE MAY BE A GREAT MIND BUT A THOROUGHLY UNPLEASANT, EGOCENTRIC AND POWER DRUNK SOCIOPATH

  HE MAY BE A GREAT MIND BUT A THOROUGHLY UNPLEASANT, EGOCENTRIC AND POWER DRUNK SOCIOPATH

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• franklins 11 years ago

  l actually have no dough about daasebre's academic prowers. but his chieftain. the regular news of sectional discontentment of his subject chiefs masses. l expect success and tranquility under his rule than otherwise. l wish ...
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  l actually have no dough about daasebre's academic prowers. but his chieftain. the regular news of sectional discontentment of his subject chiefs masses. l expect success and tranquility under his rule than otherwise. l wish you the best

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• unMisguided African Child. 11 years ago

  Your review of this book is TOUGH TO CHEW,simply put,....A Pile Of Horse-Bisquites.Repetitive and disjointed.
  
  Lacks simple grammar,makes it difficult to grasp.

  Your review of this book is TOUGH TO CHEW,simply put,....A Pile Of Horse-Bisquites.Repetitive and disjointed.
  
  Lacks simple grammar,makes it difficult to grasp.

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• Kwame 11 years ago

  not sure this is Azongos review,the writer Seth,maybe responsible.

  not sure this is Azongos review,the writer Seth,maybe responsible.

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• Kofi Paul 11 years ago

  Yes, very great works. But if not translated into actionable achievements while he lives,then the book will, as others, remain on the shelves to compete with cobwebs and dust. This is the problem of the black man; he has all ...
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  Yes, very great works. But if not translated into actionable achievements while he lives,then the book will, as others, remain on the shelves to compete with cobwebs and dust. This is the problem of the black man; he has all the knowledge but no skills - a typical land-seaman.

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• Sunsum 11 years ago

  Who paid this Azongo to write this load of rubbish? And why does Krampah think he can just quote him without trying to make sense of what Azongo had spewed out. I wonder if Krampah has read the 'Legendary' book himself. Sympt ...
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  Who paid this Azongo to write this load of rubbish? And why does Krampah think he can just quote him without trying to make sense of what Azongo had spewed out. I wonder if Krampah has read the 'Legendary' book himself. Symptomatic! Wake up Krampah! Do some proper work! If you are trying to tell us how great something is, make sure you understand it first, then write so WE can appreciate it.

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• Effah 11 years ago

  Wisdom is the application of knowledge.
  This is what Oti Boateng should know. Could he be wise enough to bring peace to his sub-chiefs and his relatives in Old Juaben?
  
  Again, he should know that fine sermons are of no use ...
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  Wisdom is the application of knowledge.
  This is what Oti Boateng should know. Could he be wise enough to bring peace to his sub-chiefs and his relatives in Old Juaben?
  
  Again, he should know that fine sermons are of no use to hungry congregations.

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• Ayeboafo NkwantaBisa 11 years ago

  Welldone Nana for a good job done this is what we are looking forward from erlderly ghanaians to leave something for our next generations - thats what we called history.
  
  The Bible, Koran and all religious books are all his ...
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  Welldone Nana for a good job done this is what we are looking forward from erlderly ghanaians to leave something for our next generations - thats what we called history.
  
  The Bible, Koran and all religious books are all history books just like this book we are talking of.
  
  One area I have observed is Asantes per say are preserving their history, trying to show to the world their braveness whereas they were cowards, their greedyness, ungreatfuness etc., etc., but all the same I salute them for telling us they were great.
  
  Now my deepest worry is the other tribes what are they leaving behind to the world, esp. the Fantsi people.
  
  Fantis have a great and beautiful culture and history even before the white man came to them but Fantis unfortunately are throwing all these to the wind and it's going with the wind.
  
  Instead of them to write to protect and preserve history for the next generation and generations to come they like talking big oxford and queen english.
  
  This is a wake up call for Fanti's and other tribes to come out from their slumber and start writing, thank you.

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• Osei Yao 11 years ago

  WHAT A PANEGYRIC! I HAVE NOT READ THE BOOK,BUT I HAVE IT ON READING THE REVIEW THAT THE BOOK IS A TREATISE OF THE LIFE OF A BOASTFUL, SELF-ASSESSMENT OF AN EGOCENTRIC MEGALOMANIAC WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. DECENT SCHOLARS WILL SH ...
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  WHAT A PANEGYRIC! I HAVE NOT READ THE BOOK,BUT I HAVE IT ON READING THE REVIEW THAT THE BOOK IS A TREATISE OF THE LIFE OF A BOASTFUL, SELF-ASSESSMENT OF AN EGOCENTRIC MEGALOMANIAC WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. DECENT SCHOLARS WILL SHY AWAY FROM PRESENTING THEMSELVES IN PRINT.

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• CS 11 years ago

  Blatherful hyperbolic encomiums signifying nothing productive or useful!

  Blatherful hyperbolic encomiums signifying nothing productive or useful!

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