Assume responsibility for your nation’s transformation – Akufo-Addo to African leaders

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• kofi 8 years ago

  KUDOS NANA

  KUDOS NANA

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• Koko 8 years ago

  Mr.President you've said everything, but how come you are unable to do anything for the country you lead? We see you doing the exact opposite of what you preach. Its a shame. We are disappointed in you.

  Mr.President you've said everything, but how come you are unable to do anything for the country you lead? We see you doing the exact opposite of what you preach. Its a shame. We are disappointed in you.

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• I think 8 years ago

  Nobody will do it and besides what is the incentive for them to do that?
  Africa will have to resolve to champion it's transformation.
  However, that is not the full conversation. We must have the full conversation concernin ...
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  Nobody will do it and besides what is the incentive for them to do that?
  Africa will have to resolve to champion it's transformation.
  However, that is not the full conversation. We must have the full conversation concerning this subject so Africa can proceed forward. And in this regard, the issue of entrenched vested interests whose preoccupation is the maintenance of the status quo, where Africa continually feeds the industrialized regions with it's raw materials, a system which has existed for 100's of years, needs to be addressed if the engaengagements will be meaningful.

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• Kennedy Afriyie(uk) 8 years ago

  Well said sir

  Well said sir

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• RICHMOND, MARYLAND 8 years ago

  Mr President, advise your sector minister, tawiah akyea. He's already going cup in hand begging for aid to fix the Volta region sea defence wall. Lazy politicians who don't give a damn about the people they're supposed to be ...
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  Mr President, advise your sector minister, tawiah akyea. He's already going cup in hand begging for aid to fix the Volta region sea defence wall. Lazy politicians who don't give a damn about the people they're supposed to be leading.

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• kwaku 8 years ago

  Charity begins at home. Usual African leaders talk shop. The clothes Nana is wearing not made in Ghana. That is the real challenge for the African.
  Feable brains. All they need is political power to enrich themselves and cro ...
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  Charity begins at home. Usual African leaders talk shop. The clothes Nana is wearing not made in Ghana. That is the real challenge for the African.
  Feable brains. All they need is political power to enrich themselves and cronies Rawlings not an exception.

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