EC must do a good job - O. B. Amoah

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• ISMAIL ADDO 8 years ago

  TODAY 29 AUGUST 2016 IS EXACTLY 100 DAYS TO THE 7 DECEMBER 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS. ALSO TODAY NANA ADDO DANKWA AKUFO-ADDO IS EXACTLY 72 YEARS AND 5 MONTHS OLD IN AGE BORN ON WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 1944 (KWAKU). ALSO TODAY JO ...
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  TODAY 29 AUGUST 2016 IS EXACTLY 100 DAYS TO THE 7 DECEMBER 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS. ALSO TODAY NANA ADDO DANKWA AKUFO-ADDO IS EXACTLY 72 YEARS AND 5 MONTHS OLD IN AGE BORN ON WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 1944 (KWAKU). ALSO TODAY JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA IS EXACTLY 57 YEARS AND NINE MONTHS OLD, BORN ON SATURDAY 29 NOVEMBER 2016 (KWAME).
  
  NOW ON 7 DECEMBER 2016, GHANAIANS HAVE REALLY TWO CHOICES BETWEEN THE VERY OLD MAN KWAKU AND THE MIDDLE-AGED MAN KWAME.
  
  GHANA IS A PRESIDENTIAL REPUBLIC. SO THE ELECTED PRESIDENT MUST LEAD DECISIVELY FOR ANY PROGRESS AND DEVELOPMENT.
  
  WE DO NOT HAVE THE WESTMINISTER SYSTEM WHEREBY THE PRIME MINISTER CAN BE REMOVED ANY TIME BY HIS OWN PARTY THROUGH A VOTE.
  
  NOW Akufo-Addo will be 72 years 8 months and 8 days old on 7 December 2012, the day of the national presidential elections in Ghana. Mahama would have celebrated his 58th birthday eight days earlier on that date. He will be 58 years and 8 days old on election day, 7 December 2016.
  
  Let us be sensible and rational. Does this man, Akufo-Addo have the energy and good health to execute ALL these fancy projects? Acheampong was in his mid 40s when he started Operation Feed Yourself with all the excitement and energy.
  
  Do we think honestly that the swing voters who decide presidential elections in Ghana would go for Akufo-Addo given the nature of the economy and problems facing Ghana as the country no longer depends on free donor monies and grants close to one billion United States dollars each year that Kufour and Atta-Mills enjoy over the 11-year period from 2001 to 2011 in the light of a population that has now gone over 28 million people in 2016 compared to about 18.5 million people when Kufour took power in January 2001?.
  
  AKUFO-ADDO IS SIMPLY TOO OLD TO BE PRESIDENT OF A COUNTRY LIKE GHANA WHERE THE PEOPLE ARE VERY DIFFICULT TO GOVERN. LOOK AT THE ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION PROBLEM IN THE COUNTRY.
  
  THE COUNTRY REQUIRES ENERGETIC LEADERSHIP AND DRIVE AND AKUFO-ADDO IS SIMPLY TOO OLD AND NOT HEALTHY FOR THE JOB.

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• Omanba Pa, lslington - London 8 years ago

  EC must shut up and be a neutral and work hard to support Ghanaians for them to choose their own president the upcoming elections.

  EC must shut up and be a neutral and work hard to support Ghanaians for them to choose their own president the upcoming elections.

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• facts 8 years ago

  Good job for a change.Mahama has done his best but his best is the worst ghana can ever have. To redeem ghana is to remove NDC and the gangsters; stop create, loot and share; oder trial of Woyome, Dzifa, Mahama, and the other ...
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  Good job for a change.Mahama has done his best but his best is the worst ghana can ever have. To redeem ghana is to remove NDC and the gangsters; stop create, loot and share; oder trial of Woyome, Dzifa, Mahama, and the other members of their gang; cease their ill-acquired wealth and return them back into state accounts, put better ideas into operation, and ghana will be well.

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• JOHN 8 years ago

  STILL AKUFFO ADDO WILL LOSE. WHEN VAT WAS INTRODUCED, NANA ADDO VEHEMENTLY OPPOSED IT AND THEREFORE ORGANISED A BIG DEMO CALLED KUME PREKO IN WHICH MANY PEOPLE DIED BUT WHEN NPP WON THE ELECTIONS, THEY RATHER INCREASED THE VA ...
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  STILL AKUFFO ADDO WILL LOSE. WHEN VAT WAS INTRODUCED, NANA ADDO VEHEMENTLY OPPOSED IT AND THEREFORE ORGANISED A BIG DEMO CALLED KUME PREKO IN WHICH MANY PEOPLE DIED BUT WHEN NPP WON THE ELECTIONS, THEY RATHER INCREASED THE VAT AND IGNORED THE FAMILIES OF THOSE WHO DIED

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• obi 8 years ago

  this woman ll bcos all eyes on her God ll help her in her work

  this woman ll bcos all eyes on her God ll help her in her work

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