Ghana@58: We’ve made several mistakes - Akilagpa Sawyerr

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• KWAME 10 years ago

  HMMMMMMMMMMMMM

  HMMMMMMMMMMMMM

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• HUMANISM 10 years ago

  YOU CANNOT HIDE OUR OWN FOLLIES UNDER THE UNITY THEME.
  WHEN PEOPLE ARE BENT ON BECOMING HEADS OF STATE BY ALL MEANS POSSIBLE .... AND THEY GET THERE AND THEY START SHOOTING THEMSELVES IN THE LEGS .... AND YET THEY REFUSE TO ...
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  YOU CANNOT HIDE OUR OWN FOLLIES UNDER THE UNITY THEME.
  WHEN PEOPLE ARE BENT ON BECOMING HEADS OF STATE BY ALL MEANS POSSIBLE .... AND THEY GET THERE AND THEY START SHOOTING THEMSELVES IN THE LEGS .... AND YET THEY REFUSE TO LET OTHERS ALERT THEM TO THE FACT THAT BECAUSE OF THE SELF INFLICTION THEY WILL NOT BE ABLE TO STAND UP AND WALK AND GO TO WORK.
  
  THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH UNITY.
  UNITY TO JOIN THE LOOTING ?
  UNITY TO HELP MISMANAGE THE ECONOMY ? UNITY TO NEGLECT SANITATION ?
  
  MY FRIEND DO NOT "BRING YOURSELF".

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• OLD SOLDIER 10 years ago

  BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHERE DID GHANAIANS GO WRONG TO SUFFER LIKE THIS? YOU MAHAMA BUILDING YOUR HOTELS ABROAD, AFRIYIE ANKRA BUYING MANSIONS AT EAST LEGON, OKUDJETO ACQUIRING FILLING STATIONS ALL OVER, TOGBUI AF ...
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  BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHERE DID GHANAIANS GO WRONG TO SUFFER LIKE THIS? YOU MAHAMA BUILDING YOUR HOTELS ABROAD, AFRIYIE ANKRA BUYING MANSIONS AT EAST LEGON, OKUDJETO ACQUIRING FILLING STATIONS ALL OVER, TOGBUI AFEDE FILLING HIS BANK ACCOUNTS ABROAD< ASIEDU NKETIA SPREADING FILLING STATIONS ALL OVER BRONG AHAFO AND BUYING MANSION IN CALGARY CANADA, HANNA BISSIW ,OYI LITHUR ANITA DISOSO SPREADING MONEY AS IF GHANA HAS NO PROBLEM

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• Close Observer 10 years ago

  ''We have been vice presidents for far too long, it is time you make ONE OF YOUR OWN President.'' John Mahama.
  
  WHAT ARE THE REST OF US TO JOHN MAHAMA?
  
  THE USELESS NDC IS TURNING ONE TRIBE AGAINST ANOTHER
  TURNING ONE RE ...
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  ''We have been vice presidents for far too long, it is time you make ONE OF YOUR OWN President.'' John Mahama.
  
  WHAT ARE THE REST OF US TO JOHN MAHAMA?
  
  THE USELESS NDC IS TURNING ONE TRIBE AGAINST ANOTHER
  TURNING ONE RELIGION AGAINST ANOTHER
  THERE WAS EVEN AN ATTEMPT BY ATTA MILLS TO poison football clubs with politics just for the SELFISH INTEREST of the USELESS NDC PARTY.
  Everything that units us as a peaceful nation is under attack by the USELESS NDC PARTY. Before they divide Ghana and leave us in shreds VOTE THE USELESS NDC PARTY OUT IN 2016.
  We have lived peacefully without any TRIBAL OR RELIGIOUS POLITICS before the USELESS NDC PARTY WAS FORMED and their manifesto signed with blood. We don't need any division in Ghana. WE ARE INTER-MARRIED, AND WE ARE ONE PEOPLE. NDC IS DANGEROUS, VOTE THEM OUT IN 2016.
  (GB3M3I KOME TOO DZI WO. GAM3I NY3KA NYI3AA AM3S33. NDC NFEE NY3 BULUU, NI AM3 NSHI NY3 Y3 OHIA MLI.)
  An advice from a sensible GA who can read through the lines.

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• SGT ANANI FIADZOE 10 years ago

  It is because, Ghanaian People some of them are not sensible otherwise no one
  would have followed NDC, let us all read
  the Holly Gospel according John Chapter
  10 v 1-10, will tell us why all these mistakes you are talking ...
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  It is because, Ghanaian People some of them are not sensible otherwise no one
  would have followed NDC, let us all read
  the Holly Gospel according John Chapter
  10 v 1-10, will tell us why all these mistakes you are talking about, and we should pull ourselves out from them.

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• Vuvuzela 10 years ago

  Politicians made too many mistakes, and continue to make them. To say Ghana is on a sound track just tells you even this so-called Prof likes to believe his own lies.
  
  Just which sound track are we on? The numerous Professo ...
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  Politicians made too many mistakes, and continue to make them. To say Ghana is on a sound track just tells you even this so-called Prof likes to believe his own lies.
  
  Just which sound track are we on? The numerous Professors are all as useless as those who didn't have the chance to enter class one. The only thing they like is money and big talk; their heads are empty.
  
  Mahama just is not a leader.

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• Kwame 10 years ago

  this r the wicked men behind the scenes milking ghana dry. kwasia man u here talking abt mistakes. profesor my nyass tooth pick seff u no fit do. walking around with big titles yet doing nothing. look at Safo Nyame no title p ...
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  this r the wicked men behind the scenes milking ghana dry. kwasia man u here talking abt mistakes. profesor my nyass tooth pick seff u no fit do. walking around with big titles yet doing nothing. look at Safo Nyame no title prof but...u let me relax.

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• Dr effrlm 10 years ago

  learn to respect and grow
  Why did we
  Overthrow Nkrumah
  Busia Lemman.de
  
  Beginning of our wows

  learn to respect and grow
  Why did we
  Overthrow Nkrumah
  Busia Lemman.de
  
  Beginning of our wows

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• KWAME 10 years ago

  TWAEEEEEEEEEEEEE

  TWAEEEEEEEEEEEEE

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• Don Blunt 10 years ago

  Who called you 'kwame'?

  Who called you 'kwame'?

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• EDUARDO DOMINGO 10 years ago

  I AGREE WITH PROF. SAWYER BUT IT IS THE MIND OF THE GHANAIANS WE MUST APPEAL TO , A CHANGE OF MIND IS NECESSARY, BECAUSE EVEN THE IMPERIALISTS AND THE COLONIALISTS WERE SURPRISED BY THE BIG HEART THEY FOUND IN THE INHABITANT ...
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  I AGREE WITH PROF. SAWYER BUT IT IS THE MIND OF THE GHANAIANS WE MUST APPEAL TO , A CHANGE OF MIND IS NECESSARY, BECAUSE EVEN THE IMPERIALISTS AND THE COLONIALISTS WERE SURPRISED BY THE BIG HEART THEY FOUND IN THE INHABITANTS OF THIS SMALL PIECE OF LAND CALLED GHANA BY PROVIDENCE , TO BE FIRST IN SO MANY THINGS , HOW EVER, THIS BIG HEART WHEN TURNED INWARDLY AGAINST GHANA HAS IMMENSE DESTRUCTIVE EFFECT. SO LET GHANA AND GHANIANS TURNED THIS STRENGTH AGAINST THE COMMON ENEMY, NAMELY , POVERTY, DISEASES, HOMELESSNESS , ILLITERACY, HUNGER ETC. AND LET POLITICS BECOME A CALL TO SERVICE AND NOT A MONEY MAKING VENTURE AND FAST TRACK! LONG LIVE GHANA.

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• Marquis 10 years ago

  It is true and they are all part of our development process. We are getting there and we will get there

  It is true and they are all part of our development process. We are getting there and we will get there

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• Don Blunt 10 years ago

  I hope not!
  We are moving in the wrong direction. But whoever dares point that to our dishonest leaders are labelled 'nation wreckers'. And, like sheep, we follow the leader.
  Yes, very soon, we will get to the slaughter ho ...
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  I hope not!
  We are moving in the wrong direction. But whoever dares point that to our dishonest leaders are labelled 'nation wreckers'. And, like sheep, we follow the leader.
  Yes, very soon, we will get to the slaughter house. The fake leaders will throw off their sheepskin, to show us their true faces.

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• KOO 10 years ago

  Yes,we made mistakes right from the day of independence.What and where did it go wrong?.Instead of teaming up with our colonial masters to master the administration of countries we chose to confront them and fight them on eve ...
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  Yes,we made mistakes right from the day of independence.What and where did it go wrong?.Instead of teaming up with our colonial masters to master the administration of countries we chose to confront them and fight them on every turf.I know there are so many who still believe in this approach but we must go back to history and learn what happened after the 2nd World War,the Americans and the Russians saw the wisdom in capturing the German scientists who helped build the German war machinery that had some outstanding weapons at that time.They realised that these scientists could be of great importance in nation building.Contrary to this way of thinking we(Ghanaians and Blacks) would have captured them and kill them for the simple reason that they invented the machines and guns to support the Germans and therefore are still enemies.We became independent without any prior knowledge of ruling a country and thought that just being populist and standing on platforms to shout(Freedom) will do the job.The result is what we are seeing today.

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• DHURUWAH 10 years ago

  The very first mistake was a bunch of soldiers overthrowing Nkrumah, PERIOD. After that. they did not know what to do or how to run a country. Ghana's down fall started from that day, followed by vision-less leaderships ever ...
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  The very first mistake was a bunch of soldiers overthrowing Nkrumah, PERIOD. After that. they did not know what to do or how to run a country. Ghana's down fall started from that day, followed by vision-less leaderships ever since. Busia was also an abject failure, someone the Mate-Meho thought was an Oxford professor so he could do something turned out to be a book-long. Nana's father a renowned lawyer just sat back as President and puffed on his cigar with a smile on his face. I sometimes wonder if the cigar was laced with some drug. They dropped all the on-going projects to rot just because Nkrumah started them. Ghana has never been able to stand on his feet since then.

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• Truthiness 10 years ago

  Has it occured to you that Ghana was broke by 1965 and that is why all projects had to be dropped? Nkrumah approached the IMF and was denied the 1 billion pounds loan he was seeking. That was when all ongoing projects stopped ...
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  Has it occured to you that Ghana was broke by 1965 and that is why all projects had to be dropped? Nkrumah approached the IMF and was denied the 1 billion pounds loan he was seeking. That was when all ongoing projects stopped and Ghanaians were queueing for everything, including T-rolls. Learn your history well.

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• Dr effrlm 10 years ago

  We did not only say freedom we started industry plantation education ie technology but because I brought nkrumah and he is popular than me
  We must move heaven and earth to bring him
  Down
  The beginning of our woes

  We did not only say freedom we started industry plantation education ie technology but because I brought nkrumah and he is popular than me
  We must move heaven and earth to bring him
  Down
  The beginning of our woes

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• Neasack 10 years ago

  Ghana should elcte only individuals who have already worked their socked off and built their own properties to become MP's . As electing or appointing those with assest leads to greed and corruption to the highest level as we ...
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  Ghana should elcte only individuals who have already worked their socked off and built their own properties to become MP's . As electing or appointing those with assest leads to greed and corruption to the highest level as we have in Ghana right now. Men often think having several girlfriends means wealth but what they fail to know is that when one is dying the decision makers become many so definitely you will die early leaving your loot to be shared anyhow by your concubines. It has happened in the past and is still happening. Look at Woyome and Humado from a poor background . There are many more of this kind looting Ghana and get their deputy to join in the looting by doubling project budgets and sharing it at home without preying eyes watching over them.

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• YIKRA 10 years ago

  Apart from corruption these are way money and resources are lost forever. Lack of planning and disorganization by employees(goro boys and girls at all places of work) is BIG cause of POVERTY.
  
  Plus retrogressive attitudes c ...
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  Apart from corruption these are way money and resources are lost forever. Lack of planning and disorganization by employees(goro boys and girls at all places of work) is BIG cause of POVERTY.
  
  Plus retrogressive attitudes called culture.

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• Dr See Little 10 years ago

  Prof. Sowyerr has spoken the simple truth. Politics appears to be the most important thing Ghanaians concern themselves with. Other important and development related events/persons are simply either ignored or barely mentione ...
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  Prof. Sowyerr has spoken the simple truth. Politics appears to be the most important thing Ghanaians concern themselves with. Other important and development related events/persons are simply either ignored or barely mentioned. That is why most people now want to be politicians. Medical Doctors, Lawyers, Pharmacists, Engineers, Agriculturalist, Accountants and other professionals leave their professions and fight tooth and nail to be politicians. HOW CAN WE DEVELOP AT THE DESIRED PACE???

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• Kwadwo 10 years ago

  prof you were Rawlings man, were you able to councel him so I entreat you tostop these speeches as a man who was the chairman of his council of state and he ruled for about 18 years, messed about our ghana, looted the state w ...
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  prof you were Rawlings man, were you able to councel him so I entreat you tostop these speeches as a man who was the chairman of his council of state and he ruled for about 18 years, messed about our ghana, looted the state with his appointees notably the ahoiws brothers, tsichatas forgive me of the wrong spelling of names and now they're millionaires internationally.prof no need to cry over spilt milk, don't add insult to the millions voiceless' injuries.

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• Vuvuzela 10 years ago

  NO, Rawlings was not the problem. The Problem is Ghanaians!
  
  Let's assume the coup that brought him was a mistake: WELL, he was in already, shouting accountability and corruption on top of his voice. All we should have don ...
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  NO, Rawlings was not the problem. The Problem is Ghanaians!
  
  Let's assume the coup that brought him was a mistake: WELL, he was in already, shouting accountability and corruption on top of his voice. All we should have done as a nation was help.
  The guy was on farms to cheer and cart cocoa for transport, he helped on railways, got in gutters to evacuate stinking silt, helped in underwater river researches...
  Then things changed; We wanted the military out, we wanted democracy. so people, mostly the opposition, campaigned against him and his regime in the West, helping governments asphyxiate the country. We cheered on and had the democracy. But, looking back, in retrospect, it was a mistake.
  
  As soon as the military left, once people knew Rawlings had lost grip of the power he had, people he chose to work with began to misbehave. It created a big rift in his government. That was the resurgence of corruption in Ghana, and it came with force. This misbehavior and indiscipline just refuse to go. Now, it is almost impossible to stop it without recourse to some brute force.
  
  When Kufuor came, his presidency was hailed with hope and expectations. This was because we were tired with the immutable lethargy, corruption and redundant administrative errors. But Kufuor's own corruption which started the very day he got elected turned out to be worse.
  
  Now, you will find yourself in a big trouble in Ghana if you denounce someone's thuggery and corruption. You may be exposing yourself to violent retribution and violent death.
  
  Finally, it would be bad, too bad to try to blame Rawlings alone. To me, he tried his best, we didn't help him.

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• Don Blunt 10 years ago

  Sorry, mate.
  Had Rawlings allowed Limann to rule for four years, and, had Rawlings contributed by 'shouting' his accountability, we would not have been here.
  Rawlings ruled for 19 years, not because of any developmental ach ...
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  Sorry, mate.
  Had Rawlings allowed Limann to rule for four years, and, had Rawlings contributed by 'shouting' his accountability, we would not have been here.
  Rawlings ruled for 19 years, not because of any developmental achievement, but because Ghanaians, in their cowardice, allowed him to loot State assets, against his own anti-corruption campaign.
  
  I wonder why we still close our eyes to his crimes, and pretend he did us any good. What I hoped was for Ghanaians to look at what the man did, as critically as we do to the misdeeds of Kufuor.
  But one thing Kufuor and Mills did not do, is to seek constitutional amnesty, for 'all their good deeds' for the nation

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• Vuvuzela 10 years ago

  Sorry mate, one thing rotten about Ghanaians and which continues to threaten the survival of everything we have including our values, integrity, economy is our denial that we all are completely responsible for what remains of ...
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  Sorry mate, one thing rotten about Ghanaians and which continues to threaten the survival of everything we have including our values, integrity, economy is our denial that we all are completely responsible for what remains of the once vibrant star of Africa. This is what is going to destroy us. We like to blame everyone else except sorry ourselves.
  
  Blunt, in fact, “We would not have been here” in the first place if the first coup d’état hadn’t happened. Going by your takes, I know you will hail the 1966 coup because as most of you so fondly like to assert, Nkrumah “was a dictator” and needed to be dethroned even if it meant undermining him and selling him to the ugly west which has destabilized most of the rest of the world if any country’s ideological penchant doesn’t go their way.
  
  Starting my post, I stated Rawlings’ coup was an error though it was not a clear assertion on my part. But it didn’t subtract the underlying meaning inherent in that phrase.
  
  I have read several times your posts here which invariably seem to revolve around Rawlings as if it were some personal obsession, and while at it, you shamefully try to wrap under the carpet other very pertinent issues relating to ills that undermine the country’s success.
  
  It is sometime tiresome to have to continue to repeat the same refrains about a coup, meanwhile, being in full democracy right now, things are at their very worst. Do you remember when Acheampong banned Pioneers’ hit “Everyday” because it said things were getting worse, when in fact, the Jamaican Reggae group didn’t sing the song against Kutu’s regime? But things were already degrading then, and he had just refused to pay the West for moneys loaned to Ghana in a bashful tantrum completely devoid of sense. Right now, things are worse than those days and the military is in their Baracks!
  
  The coup that deposed Limann was spearheaded by Northerners. Rawlings was invited in. But looking back it doesn’t matter anymore. Limann had been in power for some time, and though he was a very good statesman himself, his entourage was very corrupt. This was because those at the helms of affairs were idiots, they were uncultured Ghanaians who believe in self-aggrandizements instead of clear development policies or programs of state. Bekoe and de Graft Johnson behaved as if Limann didn’t exist. In any case, the future of that government would have ended in the kind of ruthless and ignoble cul-de-sac we have now if you extrapolated the course of the massive corruption that immediately ensued.
  Rawlings was abducted and locked up in Aburi for nothing, and Kojo Tsikata’s car as well as others who were in the government before were always tailed (Tsikata’s car was crashed intentionally twice already), just because those in the new administration craved a clear way for corruption and wanted these guys out of the way.
  
  To cut matters shot, the greatest crime is those to the state when resources are pilfered by government officials and those responsible are not in jail because judges receive money and compromise sentences.
  Have you ever heard of Senegal before? It’s about 4 years since the President Wade was defeated and Macky ushered in. The former President’s son is still in jail and now being tried for corruption and embezzlement. There are others facing similar sentences.
  Actually, Senegal has an unprecedented rice production last year 2014. This is a clear manifestation of a country trying to get over the waves. Ghana is several times richer than Senegal!
  
  It’s time we stop blaming others and face our own greed and lack of resourcefulness. Rawlings is not in power yet, even very little companies like State transport are incapable of being managed. I am not talking about CEPS, Ports, VRA, ECG; nothing is going on well.

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• Don Blunt 10 years ago

  Vuvu, I'm glad you do not deny the obvious. But you would help educate many uninformed, and misled folks if you judge the crimes against the nation by our leaders on their merits, irrespective of whodunit, and without knowled ...
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  Vuvu, I'm glad you do not deny the obvious. But you would help educate many uninformed, and misled folks if you judge the crimes against the nation by our leaders on their merits, irrespective of whodunit, and without knowledge of who stands accused.
  
  Yes, I have problems with Jerry, not as a person, but because he has absolutely no right to play a moral judge. He should keep his mouth shut, instead of condemning those he perceives have stolen 'more' State assets than he did.
  
  Did he not openly claim that he had information (tapes?) to incriminate Kufuor in the murder of the Ya Naa Yakubu Andani? And why did he cow down when he was finally supposed to deliver the tape?
  Yes, I am angry about it, because he did not use the opportunity offered by the National Reconciliation Court to pacify victims of the abducted Judges and the ex Military Officer, but rather defiantly satisfied the "JJ, JJ ..." chanting mob.
  Such a person has no moral right to accuse his successor of complicity in the Ya Naa case, with the facts and evidence at hand at that time.
  
  Why is he suddenly unable to see the mess we are in now? As compared to the Kufuor or Atta-Mills' era? Why is he unable to say a word "about CEPS, Ports, VRA, ECG; ..."

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• Dr effrlm 10 years ago

  Who started it all with little knowledge
  In political adms he
  Hijack our GH THAT was pregnant with a future dat Uk
  Us
  China were afraid of

  Who started it all with little knowledge
  In political adms he
  Hijack our GH THAT was pregnant with a future dat Uk
  Us
  China were afraid of

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• Rastero 10 years ago

  I hardly can take any Christian in the right sense of the word seriously who uses the Bible to justify one political party over another. The reason is that all these political parties shed blood and enter into some demonic bo ...
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  I hardly can take any Christian in the right sense of the word seriously who uses the Bible to justify one political party over another. The reason is that all these political parties shed blood and enter into some demonic bond with the spirit of the dark in one way or the other yet so-called Christians blindly believe them more than their Saviour.

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• The mask 10 years ago

  Political parties in power tend to reward communities they like and neglect others. This is usually based on ethnicity or votes garnered.
  
  Some communities have had this problem since Independence. A certain phenomenon can ...
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  Political parties in power tend to reward communities they like and neglect others. This is usually based on ethnicity or votes garnered.
  
  Some communities have had this problem since Independence. A certain phenomenon can now be observed in our society.

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• KWAME KWAME 10 years ago

  Professor Sawyer, one of the most humble Ghanaians you will ever come across. He exerted a lot of power yet he made sure he could be at the level of all people. You demonstrated that leadership should be done with HUMILITY. ...
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  Professor Sawyer, one of the most humble Ghanaians you will ever come across. He exerted a lot of power yet he made sure he could be at the level of all people. You demonstrated that leadership should be done with HUMILITY. Hopefully, our leaders can take a cue from your professionalism and dedication to lift our beloved country to the next level of sustained economic growth and prosperity that will benefit all Ghanaians.

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• Man of Character 10 years ago

  Hmmm, Professor, the problem is with our leaders. Apart from Dr. Nkrumah, everybody comes in and loot state money and leave without thinking of the country he ruling. The problem is looters who call themselves leaders. The co ...
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  Hmmm, Professor, the problem is with our leaders. Apart from Dr. Nkrumah, everybody comes in and loot state money and leave without thinking of the country he ruling. The problem is looters who call themselves leaders. The constitution must be amended so that from the President down who loot or misappropriate public funds must be prosecuted.

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• KWAKU ANANSE 10 years ago

  THE NDC PARTY ALONE RULED FOR 26 YEARS AND THEY ALWAYS STEAL THE NATION'S RESOURCES, MAKE GHANA BANKRUPT AND PLACE GHANA INTO HIPC STATUS. THAT IS THE` NDC PARTY WHICH YOU BELONG TO.

  THE NDC PARTY ALONE RULED FOR 26 YEARS AND THEY ALWAYS STEAL THE NATION'S RESOURCES, MAKE GHANA BANKRUPT AND PLACE GHANA INTO HIPC STATUS. THAT IS THE` NDC PARTY WHICH YOU BELONG TO.

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• Dr effrlm 10 years ago

  The cause of
  Our suffering after God blessing us with every thing GH need u
  Der declared GH hipc oñly to enrich your selfishness n party
  Confess and pray for sympathy GH

  The cause of
  Our suffering after God blessing us with every thing GH need u
  Der declared GH hipc oñly to enrich your selfishness n party
  Confess and pray for sympathy GH

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• kre 10 years ago

  ......and we keep making the same mistakes by electing the wrong people to lead us. Ghana's problem is poor leadership. 58 years after independence and Ghana is still in darkness. That is unacceptable!

  ......and we keep making the same mistakes by electing the wrong people to lead us. Ghana's problem is poor leadership. 58 years after independence and Ghana is still in darkness. That is unacceptable!

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• HAZOR 10 years ago

  The mistakes we refuse to acknowledge and keep on repeat the same mistake show how inferior human beings we are.Our leaders refuse to acknowledge the importances of supporting research,technongy and innovation.Kwame Nkrumah s ...
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  The mistakes we refuse to acknowledge and keep on repeat the same mistake show how inferior human beings we are.Our leaders refuse to acknowledge the importances of supporting research,technongy and innovation.Kwame Nkrumah saw the light and extablish UST and Rawlings came to power with the mistake,and Kufour follow the mistake and Mills came to contribute to the same mistake and president Mahama is also continue the same mistake.Those rational thinking white folks acknowledge every develop country research is the heart and support it is their no one priority and not a country like Ghana who president believe that he is inferior and not capable of thinking and lack can do spirit and has put his hopes in white man who believe he is an ancestry of monkey turn human being and we that believe in GOD behave like fools no to follow our invention footsteps to create and appreciate our own technology.Its not too late we can change to mistakes we find ourselves in by change our mindset and be positive of our selves than being inferior non thinking people.

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• WOJAFFO 10 years ago

  Come on prof,did you say sound track? Please don't by into that nonsense and call a spade a spade,,,for once. Where do you see the right track? How come the rest of the citizens don't see it?
  Ghana is 58 miles away from t ...
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  Come on prof,did you say sound track? Please don't by into that nonsense and call a spade a spade,,,for once. Where do you see the right track? How come the rest of the citizens don't see it?
  Ghana is 58 miles away from the right track and it's about time people who wield power and authority like you high level academicians tell it like it is. Please don't dance to ''that" music too and lose the much acclaimed respect being bestowed upon you. Please.

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• HAWA YAKUBU 10 years ago

  Yes!! Prof, Ghana had given the World a great picture of decadence on my view. Incredulously, the country had chalked a gargantuan achievements considering the number of coups that came and gone. These tags went on testostero ...
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  Yes!! Prof, Ghana had given the World a great picture of decadence on my view. Incredulously, the country had chalked a gargantuan achievements considering the number of coups that came and gone. These tags went on testosterone surge with saddled minds that there were many things wrong in the country. Consequently, they took the guns and told every one to shut the fuck up or get killed. They succeeded with bloody expletives.

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