Climate change is a developmental issue - Mahama

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• CHA 11 years ago

  Is time for NDC to go in 2016

  Is time for NDC to go in 2016

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• insight to the bone 11 years ago

  Sadly after this affair with the criminal PV we are now reviewing our position on Nana as it seems his moral values are deeply perverted since he idolizes PV. We want a country where all have equal opportunity , guaranteed ju ...
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  Sadly after this affair with the criminal PV we are now reviewing our position on Nana as it seems his moral values are deeply perverted since he idolizes PV. We want a country where all have equal opportunity , guaranteed justice and freedom , any leader without the courage and integrity to ensure this is not our choice and we shall eventually make war on all such fake impostors who sell us short . Alan has good chances because he is half fanti half ashanti but we are yet to hear what he truly stands for . no point in replacing one group of criminal mafiosi with another but we need to continue the fight for freedom and justice for all irrespective of where they are from and who they are . yes bits all about equal rights and justice , not political affiliation or ideology or even tribal bias . Unfortunately the minority tribes such as the ewes , northerners and the rest have so perverted and destroyed the potentials of our people we need to remain vigilant and properly scrutinize them before entrusting them with any institution of state . only mafiosi weep and cry for other mafiosi , the rest of the people feel relief and know God is punishing these political corrupt oligarchy and evil ones. PV and its seems many like him did not repent or ask for forgiveness for the evil they did during their dictatorship which poisons even today any attempt at proper development . All they do is serve us propaganda , lies , hatred of the Akans and perverse morals like gay sodomy . may the wrath of God be visited upon them a thousand times . They have no solutions or event genuine intentions to raise the standard of our people , create jobs and industry , ensure justice and peace or fix the economy . This political elite it seems is so selfish and amputated from the worries and needs of the people that all they do is come and talk shit while looting the little that is left so the cedi continues to dive . When we dare to raise our voice they call us madmen , tribalists , insult our mothers and tribes , spread lies and foolish propaganda even here on this forum . its all nothing but a mess and tragedy

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• NANA YAW 11 years ago

  Do you have any insight into climate change before it affects you idiotic and misguided ossified piece of good for nothing Ghanaian?

  Do you have any insight into climate change before it affects you idiotic and misguided ossified piece of good for nothing Ghanaian?

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• MARCUS AMPADU 11 years ago

  I beg to differ, Mr. President. Climate change is more than "developmental issues."
  Ghana and Africa and other vulnerable countries need to focus on mitigation and adaptation measures to combat and survive its impacts. See m ...
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  I beg to differ, Mr. President. Climate change is more than "developmental issues."
  Ghana and Africa and other vulnerable countries need to focus on mitigation and adaptation measures to combat and survive its impacts. See my forthcoming article "From Global Warming to Global Warning - Climate Change And Its Aftermath".

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• KAD, PRETORIA, S/A 11 years ago

  Presido, I think what Ghana needs is more of adaptation measures but not mitigation measures. That is what the poor farmers, women and the vulnerable need. The earlier we stop serving the interest of the developed countries t ...
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  Presido, I think what Ghana needs is more of adaptation measures but not mitigation measures. That is what the poor farmers, women and the vulnerable need. The earlier we stop serving the interest of the developed countries through mitigation, the better it will be for us as Ghanians.

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• MARCUS AMPADU 11 years ago

  I totally agree KAD. Adaptation measures are more resilient than mitigation measures.
  The fact of the matter is African countries are under the influence of the west.

  I totally agree KAD. Adaptation measures are more resilient than mitigation measures.
  The fact of the matter is African countries are under the influence of the west.

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