Statement By Rawlings Calling For A Successful Electoral Process

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• Agyakwakuo Twumpuduo 7 years ago

  For once I salute you Mr Rawlings because it is those your babies who have never known hardship in life who are ochestrating all the troubles, It is the most non partisan and statesman statement you have ever released and you ...
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  For once I salute you Mr Rawlings because it is those your babies who have never known hardship in life who are ochestrating all the troubles, It is the most non partisan and statesman statement you have ever released and your intentions are good, But let your NDC understand Ghana has shed enough blood already and we cannot for expediency sake allow the spoiled Mahama hang on to power at the expense of the suffering masses,

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• Kontonkyi 7 years ago

  So what are you saying? You will rather have more bloodshed than Mahama continue as President even if the people vote for him?
  
  Let peace reign. It doesn't matter who wins, Ghana can survive 4 more years of him.

  So what are you saying? You will rather have more bloodshed than Mahama continue as President even if the people vote for him?
  
  Let peace reign. It doesn't matter who wins, Ghana can survive 4 more years of him.

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• Victor A. Young. 7 years ago

  Ghana cannot have any genuine, credible or free and fair elections unless our Constitution is looked at and many portions, are deleted or re-written. The 1992 Constitution was written by pro-Rawlings group, in anticipation of ...
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  Ghana cannot have any genuine, credible or free and fair elections unless our Constitution is looked at and many portions, are deleted or re-written. The 1992 Constitution was written by pro-Rawlings group, in anticipation of him becoming a permanent leader. But the will of the people altered the course. Our elections have been fraught with cheating, scandals and fraud mainly supported or orchestrated by the ruling NDC govt. Ghanaians should cast their minds back to the cruel AFRC/P-NDC era and figure out how we arrived at this point in Ghana's political history. We can't continue to act like this and expect different results.

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