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A country whose citizens overwhelmingly loose faith in its institutions of state will sooner or later cease to exist , we see this in the fall of various empires civilizations from within and in recent times the fall of the c ...
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NOBODY.HE IS OK.MUCH,MUCH BETTER THAN ANYBODY IN NPP.
Author:..Rastafara"I"...
She just rented a hotel room at market rate!!! People.
Mahama's brother took millions from a bank and said he will not pay because his brother is president...
Even a Gyan's brother can beat ...
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The presidency is afraid to say it supports
this person or that knowing very well their preferred candidates woefully lost the regional level elections. They anticipate a similar occurrence which would surely be replicated c ...
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This is no news. How can a reporter contradicts its own statement. If the president says he can work with anybody elected fairly how can he sponsor people? Again, how the president sponsor two people for the same position? I ...
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If Kwasi Pratt has ran out of ideas and has no news to fill the pages of his tabloid, he can take some time off to reorganize and stage a worthy come-back. This piece is not worth the ink used to print it despite its sensatio ...
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This is cheap journalism not worth commenting on.
WHO KNOWS. AND WHO CARES. THY ARE ALL THE SAME. KORKOR BA AND DEDE BA ALL THE SAME.
Some news editors just want to gain cheap popularity by using the great NDC's incoming congress. Please don't muddy the waters because the President can't spornsor one candidate against the other. He is a gentlemen.
-THE PRESIDENT WILL SUPPORT ANYBODY ELECTED.NEW ONES ARE COMING IN NOW TO CHANGE THINGS FOR OTHERS TO SIT AT THE BENCH.THE YOUTH ARE COMING IN NOW WITH NEW IDEAS.
THIS IS ANOTHER STUPID STRY DONE BY THE NPP. THEY JSUT SPEW GABBAGE. THIS STORY SHOULD BE TREATED WITH CONTEMPT.
Whatever your name is: note that kwesi Pratt is the editor of this article unless now Pratt is dining with npp