Launching of FONAAUSA

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• C.STEPHEN SACKEY 11 years ago

  TThis organization, along with others, couldn't have come at a better time than this-people are despondent and need hope- and hope wrapped up in substance is what this Ghanaian patriot in the person of Nana ...
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  TThis organization, along with others, couldn't have come at a better time than this-people are despondent and need hope- and hope wrapped up in substance is what this Ghanaian patriot in the person of Nana Akuffo Addo Dankwa is all about.
  
  It's not going to be easy because there are statists who would like to maintain the status quo. But don't let that unnerve you. Politics -in a democracy, and the choice the country has made- has always been the clash of ideas and it's the passion of the advocacy of those ideas which always rule the day.
  
  My hope and all those who ever believed in that ad - propaganda you may call it- which appeared in the Daily Graphic a thousand moons ago- of a youngster holding a sharpened pencil and gazing towards the sky with the caption " thinking of the future and the hope of tomorrow " , still believe in that FUTURE and that TOMORROW.I may be nostalgic but hope am not the loniest only in those fond memories of what that Ghanaian future and tomorrows would have been.
  
  More power to you young fellas. I pray that your organisational sructure would reflect the ethnic diversity of the Republic, and which in our haste to catch up with the world was discounted as irrelevant, because we were taught, "if asked who you were , say am an African and if insisted to know which country,just say a Ghanaian" because back then we never saw ourselves until now- bury the thought-as a Fanti, Ga, Ashanti, Eve, etc.
  
  But again,kudos to a great political vision.

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• cornelous 11 years ago

  we go chop u basaa basaa dam u

  we go chop u basaa basaa dam u

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• Victor A Attah,Syracuse NY. 11 years ago

  We will all be part of this noble cause.

  We will all be part of this noble cause.

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• kofi k - New York 11 years ago

  Usually in time of desperation one turns to an option they deem better. But what you believe is a better option might not necessarily be better. We just cannot know that a Nana Addo option will be better than Mahama for Ghana ...
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  Usually in time of desperation one turns to an option they deem better. But what you believe is a better option might not necessarily be better. We just cannot know that a Nana Addo option will be better than Mahama for Ghana come 2016. Because the stakes would have changed quite a bit by the time 2016 comes.....for better or for worse.
  I think we as concerned Ghanaians need to revisit how we pick our leaders. Our leaders as it stands now, based on all the evidence gathered, are not TRANSFORMATIONAL! They sound OK with good talking points but do they have a BOLD agenda to transform Ghana?? NDC or NPP!!!! Supporters NOT leadership of the NDC, NPP,PPP and all the parties should convene and set new guidelines for anyone willing to be considered for the position of our President and the expectation of their leadership. Nana Addo may have some good traits but he is certainly not transformational and none of our current political leaders are! WE NEED A THIRD AND BETTER OPTION! No offense intended just my humble opinion. Thanks

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• Kwame Ghansah 11 years ago

  The nationwide demo, cedi depreciation and corruption show that President has failed us, my fellow Ghanaians. Let's team up and support change. The hardships are ubearable. In the May, my electricity bill was higher than my b ...
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  The nationwide demo, cedi depreciation and corruption show that President has failed us, my fellow Ghanaians. Let's team up and support change. The hardships are ubearable. In the May, my electricity bill was higher than my bill for April. However, my electricity was off, due to dumsor dumsor. So why is my bill higher?
  We workers cannot the cost of living. Look, I have parked my car because of the cost of fuel. To make matters worse, we have not received salaries for two months. My MD was told some govt institutions have not been paid for 5 months. I spend 10 cedis a day for tro-tro back and forth to work. I am in my mid 50s. Add the cost of food for my 4 kids, school fees, and other necessities and one will understand that things are going to hell. Please let us VOTE Mahama out of office.

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