New UK High Commissioner anxious about filling Jon Benjamin’s ‘big Twitter shoes’

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Animarli-Dauda 8 years ago

you are most welcone

you are most welcone
Nana Kuffuor. Abeka. La Paz. 8 years ago

Jon Benjamin is the best British diplomat to Ghana since Gordon Guggisberg. We have to honour him with a street name. I am going ahead to name a street in my village after him. He is my hero and tells the truth about the true ...
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Jon Benjamin is the best British diplomat to Ghana since Gordon Guggisberg. We have to honour him with a street name. I am going ahead to name a street in my village after him. He is my hero and tells the truth about the true character of Ghanaians.
Efua 8 years ago

Benjamin was a complete embarrassment to the UK

Benjamin was a complete embarrassment to the UK
Kwesi 8 years ago

Jon Benjamin...that stupid fool..a caricature of unprecedented proportions...political carnivorous and ugly homosapiens...good riddance ..you will not be remembered for any positive foot prints that you have left on the Sands ...
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Jon Benjamin...that stupid fool..a caricature of unprecedented proportions...political carnivorous and ugly homosapiens...good riddance ..you will not be remembered for any positive foot prints that you have left on the Sands of our beaches...
OYOKOBA 8 years ago

Man get off the blog idiot. You are not making any sense. Jon Benjamin is one of the best High Commissioners we have ever had. He levelled with the people, enmeshed and identified himself with their causes, as best as he coul ...
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Man get off the blog idiot. You are not making any sense. Jon Benjamin is one of the best High Commissioners we have ever had. He levelled with the people, enmeshed and identified himself with their causes, as best as he could. He wore Black Stars jerseys for Christ sakes. He did not lock himself into the arcane offices of ambassadorship. Rather he brought us and the UK even more closer and in the process created the niches to enjoy his stay.
Nye Bro. 8 years ago

Jon Benjamin is one of the best Ambassadors Ghana has ever had. He is an embodiment of truth. He doesn't hide behind the veil of 'Mr Nice ' pretense in order to be endeared to any political party. He tells it as it is. It ...
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Jon Benjamin is one of the best Ambassadors Ghana has ever had. He is an embodiment of truth. He doesn't hide behind the veil of 'Mr Nice ' pretense in order to be endeared to any political party. He tells it as it is. It's only the bad nuts who hate him , and I think you are one of the bad guys. Get a life.
KOO MENSAH 8 years ago

Maybe you didn't get UK Visa

Maybe you didn't get UK Visa
Osonoba 8 years ago

Social media is full of untruths, insults and uncouth people. Don't go there.

Social media is full of untruths, insults and uncouth people. Don't go there.
Agyem Tema 8 years ago

Mr New commissioner . JON BENJAMIN WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AS A FRIEND OF GHANA. Show us your heart and we will love you too. Ghanaians have a big heart there is room to love you both.

Mr New commissioner . JON BENJAMIN WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AS A FRIEND OF GHANA. Show us your heart and we will love you too. Ghanaians have a big heart there is room to love you both.
NANA ADDO 8 years ago

EVIL THINKERS, TALK ABOUT TWITTER NOT HOW THEY CAN HELP GHANA.

EVIL THINKERS, TALK ABOUT TWITTER NOT HOW THEY CAN HELP GHANA.

Private Mensah 8 years ago

we r happy to see his back

we r happy to see his back
Victor A. Young 8 years ago

You are most welcome Y.E. Lain Walker. I think your biggest challenge is to try and get used to eating "hot Accra Kenkey and shito (pepper)" as your predecessor, H.E. Jon Benjamin. I think he nearly got naturalized as Ghanaia ...
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You are most welcome Y.E. Lain Walker. I think your biggest challenge is to try and get used to eating "hot Accra Kenkey and shito (pepper)" as your predecessor, H.E. Jon Benjamin. I think he nearly got naturalized as Ghanaian; he was active in participation of local matters including chieftaincy matters.
Buntoh 8 years ago

Jon Benjamin? That descendant of a slave got away with his idiotic behaviour in Ghana, don't think you can also do that and get away. Your crown got nothing to offer Ghana other than sweet talk and hypocrisy.

Jon Benjamin? That descendant of a slave got away with his idiotic behaviour in Ghana, don't think you can also do that and get away. Your crown got nothing to offer Ghana other than sweet talk and hypocrisy.
KOO MENSAH 8 years ago

be etiquette

be etiquette
Kojo 8 years ago

Benjamin was fast become a disgrace. His twitter tirades were unprofessional and brought a lot of angst among Ghanians against the British government. Sir, I will urge that you concentrate on the core functions of your office ...
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Benjamin was fast become a disgrace. His twitter tirades were unprofessional and brought a lot of angst among Ghanians against the British government. Sir, I will urge that you concentrate on the core functions of your office and avoid the downward twitter spiral Benjamin found himself. I dare say Good riddance to Benjamin. We welcome you!
Kwame 8 years ago

How the hell can the UK appoint this idiot to represent them. THe dressed like a bus conductor and a complete moron. Good riddance.

How the hell can the UK appoint this idiot to represent them. THe dressed like a bus conductor and a complete moron. Good riddance.
Prof Botswana 8 years ago

It had long be understood that most of those diplomats sent to Africa were the school dropouts. So is the likeness of Jon Ben... Goodbye.JB.

It had long be understood that most of those diplomats sent to Africa were the school dropouts. So is the likeness of Jon Ben... Goodbye.JB.
Yussif 8 years ago

Jon Benjamin will be greatly miss,he brought his job to the doorsteps of the ordinary man by his frank talks,many were not comfortable because his twits sometimes was misconstrued.Indeed the incoming high commissioner ll find ...
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Jon Benjamin will be greatly miss,he brought his job to the doorsteps of the ordinary man by his frank talks,many were not comfortable because his twits sometimes was misconstrued.Indeed the incoming high commissioner ll find it hard filling the vacuum if he's not a fun of social media,I admired the style of leadership of Mr Jon Benjamin,service to mankind means going to their levels and helping shape their thinking but not sticking to the old methods of armchair diplomacy and dealing with only the powers that be,than you Jon you re the greatest.
just me 8 years ago

absolutely!

absolutely!
kweku trouble 8 years ago

Jon Benjamin has served his purpose. He came to undermine the NDC government.

Jon Benjamin has served his purpose. He came to undermine the NDC government.

Bariham Iddrisu 8 years ago

You are warmly welcome to Ghana. I hope you continue from where Jon Benjamin left. We are solidly behind you with much optimism that you can come out with innovative policies that would cement the bilateral ties between Ghan ...
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You are warmly welcome to Ghana. I hope you continue from where Jon Benjamin left. We are solidly behind you with much optimism that you can come out with innovative policies that would cement the bilateral ties between Ghana and the UK. Policies that can improve the lives of our people so that we can achieve the sustainable development goals by the year 2030. Once again you are welcome to Ghana.
Kofi Sugar 8 years ago

Sorry for my words, but on a serious note:- who gives a fcuk.

Sorry for my words, but on a serious note:- who gives a fcuk.

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