Former Council of State Member calls for truce in NPP

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• Celebrity-Wannabes 10 years ago

  Raging problem, and not the solution! Too many of you so-called Party Elders, are subtly stoking this raging
  inferno. Where have all you 'sages' been all this while; on planet Mars?

  Raging problem, and not the solution! Too many of you so-called Party Elders, are subtly stoking this raging
  inferno. Where have all you 'sages' been all this while; on planet Mars?

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• Opoku-Mensah 10 years ago

  The NPP needs nothing in this trying moment than this wise counseling from Mr. Asonaba Dapaah. Let the those who have ears listen. Many people are watching from near and far so it is up to the leadership to act and act now. L ...
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  The NPP needs nothing in this trying moment than this wise counseling from Mr. Asonaba Dapaah. Let the those who have ears listen. Many people are watching from near and far so it is up to the leadership to act and act now. Long live the NPP.

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• Efo Kofi 10 years ago

  The problem in NPP that has precipitated the murder of the Upper East Chairman of the party, appears to have a remote cause. It looks as if some people in the NPP do not want power with Nana Addo in the saddle, so they are do ...
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  The problem in NPP that has precipitated the murder of the Upper East Chairman of the party, appears to have a remote cause. It looks as if some people in the NPP do not want power with Nana Addo in the saddle, so they are doing everything possible to pull him and the party down. Well my worry is not the NPP losing the 2016 elections. After all it will rather inure to my benefit. But as a Ghanaian, I see these problems that are occurring by the day could be a precursor to some very serious security implications for us all as Ghanaians. The NPP have not realized this and they think it is their internal problem. They must be careful not to allow this to spill over to engulf the nation and people who are thinking of letting this country move forward. We need a peaceful Ghana!

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• Ibn Abudu @CANADASHEABUTTER(GHUWR) 10 years ago

  THERE SHALL NOT UNITY AS LONG AKUFFO ADDO AT THE HELMS OF PARTY. HE'S A DIVISIVE LEADER READY TO AVENGE LIKE A FEMALE WOLF
  
  
  STOP BEEN IN DISNEY LAND & NPP CUT THE BOND FROM HIM

  THERE SHALL NOT UNITY AS LONG AKUFFO ADDO AT THE HELMS OF PARTY. HE'S A DIVISIVE LEADER READY TO AVENGE LIKE A FEMALE WOLF
  
  
  STOP BEEN IN DISNEY LAND & NPP CUT THE BOND FROM HIM

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• Osagyefo 10 years ago

  The reason why I left NDC was because of Mills weak and incoherent leadership policies and style.Under Mills Ghana become a nation of screamers with his deputy ministers crousing the various radio stations to exchange insults ...
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  The reason why I left NDC was because of Mills weak and incoherent leadership policies and style.Under Mills Ghana become a nation of screamers with his deputy ministers crousing the various radio stations to exchange insults with the opposition.At one point a certain deputy minister asked a Kumasi based politician to wise up since he was now In Accra.So I left and was particularly attracted to leaders from the opposition. Leaders like Akufo and Alan gave me hope again.However watching how disorganized, incoherent and indiscipline NPP has become it has forced me to reexamine my choice.Dont get me wrong, I am not going back to NDC with much of Mills ' s deputy ministers still in place. Akufo has shown himself to be a weak leader and that is definitely not acceptable in a boko haram infested neighborhood and a war criminal on our western boarder who is beating his swords at us.We need a peaceful but strong and resolute leader who can meet all the challenges this unpredictable world can throw at us.Nana Addo has unfortunately failed so unless they are going to change him for someone else they can forget my vote.That doesn't mean I am going to SEE NO EVIDENCE MAHAMA ' S NDC.With the way things are I will rather not vote anyone than pick one of these losers.

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