'If I can lead Legon SRC, I can lead Ghana' – Guru declares

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Truth Table 4 months ago

“Turn to me and be saved, all you ends of the earth; for I am God, and there is no other. ,
Isaiah 45:22
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“Turn to me and be saved, all you ends of the earth; for I am God, and there is no other. ,
Isaiah 45:22
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Dr Mumbi Seraki 4 months ago

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine......for instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine......for instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.
Kweku Tsin 4 months ago

Nonsense!! spare us with your stupid education/experience. Ken Ofori Atta went to Yale or Havard. What benefit was he to Ghana? The African politician does not use his education to benefit his country. He gives himself titles ...
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Nonsense!! spare us with your stupid education/experience. Ken Ofori Atta went to Yale or Havard. What benefit was he to Ghana? The African politician does not use his education to benefit his country. He gives himself titles and uses it for corruption and defrauding the very people he was elected to serve.
Kofi 4 months ago

Waaaaa look at this gyimi gyimi. You think the students fool like we the fishermen

Waaaaa look at this gyimi gyimi. You think the students fool like we the fishermen
WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE A LEADER OF A NATION LIKE GHANA. JUST MERELY WANTING TO BE A LEADER IS NOT A PRIMARY QUALIFICATION FOR EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP. IT TAKES A LOT LOT MORE MASSA. 4 months ago

A they say, "ignorance is bliss”. “Guru” seems to think that leading a country is the same process as the elementary politics of the SRC. It is very presumptuous to think that having some experience as an SRC President ...
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A they say, "ignorance is bliss”. “Guru” seems to think that leading a country is the same process as the elementary politics of the SRC. It is very presumptuous to think that having some experience as an SRC President prepares or qualifies a person to lead a country like Ghana which has so many complex and intractable problems.
Just having a desire to lead does not qualify a person to be a leader let alone become the leader of a country like Ghana. The same presumptuousness is sometimes demonstrated by some rich of famous/popular public figures. They wrongly assume that public adulation qualifies them to lead.
It takes a person who has been seasoned by life's harsh experiences, who has risen above adversity and therefore developed the mental fortitude, courage, tenacity, patience and wisdom to lead a nation. These character traits often take decades to develop and refine. ALL GREAT LEADERS HAVE A "SERVANT SPIRIT". ALL GREAT LEADERS HAVE A VISION FAR GREATER THAN THAT OF THE AVERAGE MIND AND ALL GREAT LEADERS HAVE THE STAYING POWER, COURAGE AND INTEGRITY TO BRING THINGS ABOUT.
They are people who by their selfless devotion to duty and the force of their personality (think of the example of Mandela) can inspire countless other people to work for change and seek higher things for themselves and their country. Nation building is not for the faint hearted. SIMPLY OCCUPYING AN OFFICE OR POSITION DOES NOT MAKE A PERSON A LEADER. A PERSON HAS TO HAVE BEEN REFINED BY THE “CRUCIBLE OF LIFE’S AFFLICTIONS” TO BE AN EFFECTIVE LEADER.
LEADERS WITH THAT SORT OF STATURE ARE RARE TO FIND THESE DAYS.
Pee@atl 4 months ago

You were the worst SRC president Legon ever had. Go and start as an assembly man in your hometown first. Kwasiaba!!

You were the worst SRC president Legon ever had. Go and start as an assembly man in your hometown first. Kwasiaba!!
Accranie 4 months ago

As One Of Our(Uncover Gh Organisation) Directors/ Advised About How One Should Go About Achieving Ones Goals/ It's Better For One To Do Things Small/ Small/ InStead Of Taking A Huge Leaps/ Having Indicated Your Desire To Be T ...
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As One Of Our(Uncover Gh Organisation) Directors/ Advised About How One Should Go About Achieving Ones Goals/ It's Better For One To Do Things Small/ Small/ InStead Of Taking A Huge Leaps/ Having Indicated Your Desire To Be The Leader Of The Nation/ There Is A Very Pressing Issue That The Older Generation Have Failed To ReSolve/ The Issue Is The One Single Biggest Bottle/Neck Issue/ Many Social Commentators Believe Is Holding The Development Of The Nation/ & The Issue Is The National Development Plan
Accranie 4 months ago

The Reason The Older Generation Have Failed At Finding A Common Ground On The Issue Of Gh Having A Binding National Development Plan/ Where Older Generation Refers To The Various Political Parties/ That Have Gotten The Opport ...
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The Reason The Older Generation Have Failed At Finding A Common Ground On The Issue Of Gh Having A Binding National Development Plan/ Where Older Generation Refers To The Various Political Parties/ That Have Gotten The Opportunity To Occupy The Seat Of Government/ Is Because There Is A Supposed Confusion In Gh Present Constitution
Accranie 4 months ago

The Extent Of Damage This Confusion In Gh Constition/ Has/ Is Causing Played Out In The Presidential Debate Held In Tamale /A Debate Moderated By The Present Vice President/& The OutGone Information Minister

The Extent Of Damage This Confusion In Gh Constition/ Has/ Is Causing Played Out In The Presidential Debate Held In Tamale /A Debate Moderated By The Present Vice President/& The OutGone Information Minister
Accranie 4 months ago

The Debate ff/ The Present President/The OutGone President/Dr Abu Sakara/ Hon. Ayariga
You& Your Generation Should Endeavour To Peruse The Material/& Try Your Hands At Resolving This Supposedly Confusion

The Debate ff/ The Present President/The OutGone President/Dr Abu Sakara/ Hon. Ayariga
You& Your Generation Should Endeavour To Peruse The Material/& Try Your Hands At Resolving This Supposedly Confusion

Hagoa. 4 months ago

And this has been the problem of Africa since Adam. People who think they can lead are elected and they end up failing and looting funds belonging to the country.

And this has been the problem of Africa since Adam. People who think they can lead are elected and they end up failing and looting funds belonging to the country.
Asem p3 nipa 4 months ago

U colomental? What have you achieved in the lives of the poor.

U colomental? What have you achieved in the lives of the poor.
NAA 4 months ago

IDIOT. YOU PEOPLE THINK ABOUT ONLY POLITICS AFTER GRADUATION, IN ORDER TO STEAL TAX PAYERS' MONEY AND NOTHING ELSE.

IDIOT. YOU PEOPLE THINK ABOUT ONLY POLITICS AFTER GRADUATION, IN ORDER TO STEAL TAX PAYERS' MONEY AND NOTHING ELSE.
Hmmm 4 months ago

Stop doing drugs.. it’s not good for your brain Guru

Stop doing drugs.. it’s not good for your brain Guru
Holy Sinner 4 months ago

Did he say " that is why they are good at their duties "?.Funny haha, I disagree, if they are Ghanaians will not be suffering as the majority of us are kowtow.

Did he say " that is why they are good at their duties "?.Funny haha, I disagree, if they are Ghanaians will not be suffering as the majority of us are kowtow.
JULOR CAESAR 4 months ago

Nothing but clown talk. Being the President of a student organization doesn't prepare anyone to be a future President of Ghana.

Nothing but clown talk. Being the President of a student organization doesn't prepare anyone to be a future President of Ghana.
Cameraman 4 months ago

But then you embezzled funds and then spoke unprintable words on some people who complained while serving as an SRC president of our elite institution.

But then you embezzled funds and then spoke unprintable words on some people who complained while serving as an SRC president of our elite institution.
Dread 4 months ago

Fool, you think running a SRC at a university is like running a country?

Fool, you think running a SRC at a university is like running a country?
Jack 4 months ago

After you go come insult us as you did to the students?? You promised da students to bring A-list musicians to SRC events but you failed n when you were asked you came online insulting da students for demanding top quality mu ...
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After you go come insult us as you did to the students?? You promised da students to bring A-list musicians to SRC events but you failed n when you were asked you came online insulting da students for demanding top quality musicians..Did you give them such promises?? fool
KOD 4 months ago

This is so funny! It looks like our schools don’t prepare students for higher-thinking skills! How did school politics help our national political leaders? Our politicians are not “good at what they do”. Maybe the type ...
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This is so funny! It looks like our schools don’t prepare students for higher-thinking skills! How did school politics help our national political leaders? Our politicians are not “good at what they do”. Maybe the type of politics that is practiced on campus account for that.

JB Goode 4 months ago

You are a fool! Being a president of bunch of hooligans is not tge same as leading an entire nation.

You are a fool! Being a president of bunch of hooligans is not tge same as leading an entire nation.
Kwadwo 4 months ago

Such an idiot

Such an idiot
JD 4 months ago

We joke too much in Ghana. You think you can lead Ghana because your were once SRC Prez? Boy please calm down okay

We joke too much in Ghana. You think you can lead Ghana because your were once SRC Prez? Boy please calm down okay
ALGORITHM 4 months ago

Of course you can!,Even the akyempanzee led Ghana for 8 years so now any fool can lead Ghana! That's why Kennedy Agyapong, Bryan Acheampong, Adu Twum, and Bawumia want to chop president!

Of course you can!,Even the akyempanzee led Ghana for 8 years so now any fool can lead Ghana! That's why Kennedy Agyapong, Bryan Acheampong, Adu Twum, and Bawumia want to chop president!

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