Going to the IMF has become part and parcel of our politics - Prof. Mike Oquaye laments

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• Mimi 1 year ago

  Ghana beyond aids wai

  Ghana beyond aids wai

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• Mann 1 year ago

  You were in parliament signing IMF loans for your NPP government and not criticizing them nor resigning. Look at the bull shit you are telling us today! If you don't have anything meaningful to tell us, just shut up. NPP is a ...
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  You were in parliament signing IMF loans for your NPP government and not criticizing them nor resigning. Look at the bull shit you are telling us today! If you don't have anything meaningful to tell us, just shut up. NPP is a failure!

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• Accranie 1 year ago

  I will consider this to be a mayday mayday message

  I will consider this to be a mayday mayday message

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• Accranie 1 year ago

  In the Declaration of Independence, the citizens of the United States pledged their sacred honour to one another and it's for the ultimate purpose of forging a new Nation and it's because they had no King/Queen to look up to ...
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  In the Declaration of Independence, the citizens of the United States pledged their sacred honour to one another and it's for the ultimate purpose of forging a new Nation and it's because they had no King/Queen to look up to for guidance and direction, so their honour was all they had and they pledged(redeemable) it. Having that assurance allowed the then New Nation whose founders came from all walks of life to have the assurance that they were their brothers keeper through thick and thin an undertaking that provided the secure foundation upon which the nation was able to build upon.
  West Africans have been through a lot especially during the Colonial periods and that experience have left the scare of mistrust

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• Accranie 1 year ago

  Prof Lumumba have spoken extensively about this topic and how the ramification of those events are still being felt today, so in the inaugural speech of most of the elected leaders, we hear of how the foundation of the countr ...
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  Prof Lumumba have spoken extensively about this topic and how the ramification of those events are still being felt today, so in the inaugural speech of most of the elected leaders, we hear of how the foundation of the country had to built before development can happen and it's put the Sub Region in a State of perpetual foundation building, Our own Country Ghana at almost 70years is still building it's foundation, so the question is when will this foundation be completed for the construction of the building to commence, the answer has long been answered, Officialdom and its people are out of depth and simply don't know what to do in order to build a successful nation

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• Accranie 1 year ago

  Thankfully my big brother(Minister of the Gospel) was able to identify a possible solution, that can get the Sub Region out of this malaise, For people to restore the trust that was lost before, during and after colonization ...
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  Thankfully my big brother(Minister of the Gospel) was able to identify a possible solution, that can get the Sub Region out of this malaise, For people to restore the trust that was lost before, during and after colonization which turn one tribe against the other will take us almost forever because the cuts and deep and sometimes fresh in the memory of some who were at the worst end of it, He counselled that marriage clearly defined brings prosperity so by extension(hypothesis) other relationships if clearly defined could also yield same, the ultimate aim of the Nation Building exercise

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• LandLord OA 1 year ago

  I take this to be from someone loosing his memory. I believe after some in his own party forced him to retire early he now speaks anyhow.

  I take this to be from someone loosing his memory. I believe after some in his own party forced him to retire early he now speaks anyhow.

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