IDEG pushes for electoral reforms

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• Ras Bo @ London 11 years ago

  Always talking about reform without bringing out the flaw which needs to be corrected.
  
  There is too much dreamers in our country who have to find themselves a better job than being some bullshit think tank....
  
  Go and re ...
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  Always talking about reform without bringing out the flaw which needs to be corrected.
  
  There is too much dreamers in our country who have to find themselves a better job than being some bullshit think tank....
  
  Go and research about electricity,farming,science and others...
  
  Nkwaseas3m ara kwa

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• Mahmoud 11 years ago

  Why African leaders always want to be called presidents and not prime ministers? With the exception of the French speaking countries, whose systems have a president with a chosen prime minister to run the day to day affairs o ...
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  Why African leaders always want to be called presidents and not prime ministers? With the exception of the French speaking countries, whose systems have a president with a chosen prime minister to run the day to day affairs of the country, almost all the English speaking African countries inherited the prime ministerial parliamentary system. After independence, most of them chose or imposed the presidential system on their people with vast powers not necessary for development of their countries, and without a strong parliament to check the executive and abuse of power. Frankly, the presidential system is too expensive and too imperial for a small country like Ghana.

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• Onipaba of Akyem Maase 11 years ago

  The voice of Nana Addo has been repeated many times by intelligent people. His foresightness has the capacity to transform the economy. He has talked about the how urgent we needed an electoral reforms but Afari Gyan's NDC go ...
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  The voice of Nana Addo has been repeated many times by intelligent people. His foresightness has the capacity to transform the economy. He has talked about the how urgent we needed an electoral reforms but Afari Gyan's NDC government have their own evil minds. The last time Nana Addo advocated for Free SHS, these shameless people demonized him. Now they have returned to the same policy like a dog would return to its vormit. Nana Addo has the wisdom. God has blessed him!

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• Paul 11 years ago

  This news item is abstract and quite difficult for me to understand, and I wonder if I am alone in this. Why can't reporters use simple language and explain what it is the person was talking about.
  
  Frankly I wonder how ma ...
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  This news item is abstract and quite difficult for me to understand, and I wonder if I am alone in this. Why can't reporters use simple language and explain what it is the person was talking about.
  
  Frankly I wonder how many readers would know what this report is about, except that IDEG had a conference on governance.

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• BOY KOFI 11 years ago

  If you are talking about reforms,you must be specific on the affected areas but not generalise the whole system.Please kindly tell us what you deem necessary for a change and let's debate it.Thank you.

  If you are talking about reforms,you must be specific on the affected areas but not generalise the whole system.Please kindly tell us what you deem necessary for a change and let's debate it.Thank you.

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• Naaba kugri 11 years ago

  This npp stooges always talk about reform when NDC is in government. But went mute from 2000 to 2008. Can anyone tell me why . Because I believe what they do should benefit all and not a section. God bless our homeland Ghana

  This npp stooges always talk about reform when NDC is in government. But went mute from 2000 to 2008. Can anyone tell me why . Because I believe what they do should benefit all and not a section. God bless our homeland Ghana

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• seth danso 11 years ago

  Yes, reforms that will allow past heads of states or presidents to contest for the position of president even if as independent candidates should their party fail ti endorse their candidnature. Former PREZ like Kufour and Raw ...
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  Yes, reforms that will allow past heads of states or presidents to contest for the position of president even if as independent candidates should their party fail ti endorse their candidnature. Former PREZ like Kufour and Rawlings should be allowed to contest, please. I beg for this to happen in Ghana in the name Christ

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• HANSON 11 years ago

  Please write simple English.
  Have you ever listened to BILL Clinton speaking? Even a 2yr old can understand him.
  This article seems to be loaded with political suff but I don't understand anything you are saying.
  Thanks

  Please write simple English.
  Have you ever listened to BILL Clinton speaking? Even a 2yr old can understand him.
  This article seems to be loaded with political suff but I don't understand anything you are saying.
  Thanks

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• Gary 11 years ago

  Speak to the public.
  Very intellectual article but no understanding.
  Can you write it again?

  Speak to the public.
  Very intellectual article but no understanding.
  Can you write it again?

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