Kwame Nkrumah Ideology Institute hails Martin Amidu

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Ben 9 years ago

Your group will fail with people like Kwasi Pratt being part of the Nkrumah agenda

Your group will fail with people like Kwasi Pratt being part of the Nkrumah agenda
red cockerel 9 years ago

When was it established and where is it sited?The Kwame Nkrumah Ideological Institute in Winneba ceased to exist after the coup.

When was it established and where is it sited?The Kwame Nkrumah Ideological Institute in Winneba ceased to exist after the coup.
joe 9 years ago

Do we still have Kwame Nkrumah institute of ideology?Please lets move forward ,the man died miserable decades ago in foreign land maybe without proper health care.Leave him alone and let his soul rest in peace,ungrateful POEP ...
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Do we still have Kwame Nkrumah institute of ideology?Please lets move forward ,the man died miserable decades ago in foreign land maybe without proper health care.Leave him alone and let his soul rest in peace,ungrateful POEPLE
Paul 9 years ago

Please Nana, don't fail Martin Amidu. It has caused him everything to fight NDC corruption . His labour should not be in vain

Please Nana, don't fail Martin Amidu. It has caused him everything to fight NDC corruption . His labour should not be in vain
HONEST MAN 9 years ago

WHY WERE THEY SO QUITE, YOU HAVE NOT BEEN FAIR TO SOME OF US WHO WERE BORN AFTER NKRUMAH IS GONE. WHY YOU HIDING HIS IDEOLOGY, YOU ALLOW THE DANQUANTE INSTITUTE TO MAKE NOISE FOR LONG

WHY WERE THEY SO QUITE, YOU HAVE NOT BEEN FAIR TO SOME OF US WHO WERE BORN AFTER NKRUMAH IS GONE. WHY YOU HIDING HIS IDEOLOGY, YOU ALLOW THE DANQUANTE INSTITUTE TO MAKE NOISE FOR LONG
Veranda. Boy 9 years ago

Kwame Nkrumah Ideology Instituts is different from the Kwame Nkrumah Ideological Institute. If there is Danquah Institute, which is more essential than Kwame Nkrumah Ideology Institute?

Kwame Nkrumah Ideology Instituts is different from the Kwame Nkrumah Ideological Institute. If there is Danquah Institute, which is more essential than Kwame Nkrumah Ideology Institute?
Abdulai Mahamadu 9 years ago

Funny, if it is perceived that politicians are the most corrupt,and Martin Hamidu is a politician and a member of the NDC for that matter, and if for one or two reasons he turned against his own party, that alone is not en ...
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Funny, if it is perceived that politicians are the most corrupt,and Martin Hamidu is a politician and a member of the NDC for that matter, and if for one or two reasons he turned against his own party, that alone is not enough for some one or group of persons to describe such a person as incorruptible. Because such things have had happened in many places before.An example is Nana Konadu ,she got to know that NDC is not a good party only after she was defeated miserably at the Party's primaries.OK we are watching.
Ajavuk Da Jajak 9 years ago

Dear Abdulai Mahamadu, you should read more history. This human world, as we know it, is built on the leadership, courage and inspiration of individuals who thought outside the box, and often defied the odds of their times, w ...
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Dear Abdulai Mahamadu, you should read more history. This human world, as we know it, is built on the leadership, courage and inspiration of individuals who thought outside the box, and often defied the odds of their times, whether or not they turned against their own people. The Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W), whose name you bear, turned against his own people single handedly, and today you are Muslim and you follow him religiously. Is his action not enough reason for him to be described as incorruptible? If it is not, please tell us, and explain why you are one of his faithful followers. Be careful not to blaspheme against your own Prophet as you belittle others, because it might lead others to belittle your Prophet and religio, too.
jim 9 years ago

I will vote for Mr. Martin Amidu as president.

I will vote for Mr. Martin Amidu as president.
Tamakloe 9 years ago

If Martin Amidu wants to test his popularity by leading the Nkhrumaist tradition he is welcome. He will find out that the debasement of values and principles is worst in this hypocritical group of pretentious saints.They lost ...
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If Martin Amidu wants to test his popularity by leading the Nkhrumaist tradition he is welcome. He will find out that the debasement of values and principles is worst in this hypocritical group of pretentious saints.They lost sight of Nkrumaist ideals a long time ago and do not represent Nkrumah in their likeness of character. They are only good at making speeches, posturing and pontificating about the past. They live in nostalgia for times gone by and can't abide by their own motto Forward ever Backwards never. They no longer practice 'organization decides everything' they only scheme for positions whilst destroying each other at the bidding of pay masters.

Odikro 9 years ago

Where is this institute and what do they do?

Where is this institute and what do they do?
TIME WILL TELL 9 years ago

MARCHING TO NSAWAM PRISONS PERIOD

MARCHING TO NSAWAM PRISONS PERIOD
Kwame 9 years ago

Kwame Nkrumah Idealogy Institute? What is it for today?

Kwame Nkrumah Idealogy Institute? What is it for today?
B Bayaara 9 years ago

Martin Hamidu has never spoken for the well being of Ghana but for his own personal interest
If you want find out for yourself
Pick the issues one after the other and analyze them properly

Martin Hamidu has never spoken for the well being of Ghana but for his own personal interest
If you want find out for yourself
Pick the issues one after the other and analyze them properly
Tanaman 9 years ago

This cheap and fake popularity will not hold.Bogus institute.

This cheap and fake popularity will not hold.Bogus institute.

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