Bishop James Saah, Prof Martey make Mahama’s Peace Council list

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• George 9 years ago

  Please, if you really want to be and be seen as independent find your own independent means to secure your neccessary logistics. The gov't and the president will dictate to you if they even give you a penny. It's unfortunate ...
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  Please, if you really want to be and be seen as independent find your own independent means to secure your neccessary logistics. The gov't and the president will dictate to you if they even give you a penny. It's unfortunate to begin your mandate with with this demand on government. Please, wise up before you become irrelevant.

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• kwame Amo 9 years ago

  Are we at war? We don't need this so called peace council. Avenue to waste more money. Mother Ghana will always bleed if you elect unqualified people to govern the nation

  Are we at war? We don't need this so called peace council. Avenue to waste more money. Mother Ghana will always bleed if you elect unqualified people to govern the nation

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• Amenyo, Tema 9 years ago

  Kudos Mr. President Mahama. You have really shown Political maturity. I don't know of Pastor James Saah but thank God the hard critic of the President Rev. Martey has been appointed a member of the Council. Long live Pres. M ...
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  Kudos Mr. President Mahama. You have really shown Political maturity. I don't know of Pastor James Saah but thank God the hard critic of the President Rev. Martey has been appointed a member of the Council. Long live Pres. Mahama and Long live Ghana.

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• VOICE OF REASON 9 years ago

  She must be impressed upon to demonstrate absolute impatiality.It is her neutrality and determination to serve the interest of mother Ghana that will ensure peace during and after the elections...anything less will not be tol ...
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  She must be impressed upon to demonstrate absolute impatiality.It is her neutrality and determination to serve the interest of mother Ghana that will ensure peace during and after the elections...anything less will not be tolerated

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