NPP and Dr. Bawumia think Ghanaians are shallow-minded and timid

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• Peace 1 year ago

  Yes and we will still vote for competent Dr Bawumia. We don't want incompetent Mahama and corrupt NDC

  Yes and we will still vote for competent Dr Bawumia. We don't want incompetent Mahama and corrupt NDC

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• Tontash 1 year ago

  It is former President Mahama who think Ghanaians are shallow-minded and timid. He said Ghanaians have short memory.He also said in politics you tell a little lie and a little truth. A person who has admitted telling lies is ...
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  It is former President Mahama who think Ghanaians are shallow-minded and timid. He said Ghanaians have short memory.He also said in politics you tell a little lie and a little truth. A person who has admitted telling lies is to be trusted.
  I am ashamed of your opinion.

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• ANTWI 1 year ago

  98% of Ghanaians HAS ALREADY DECIDED WHO TO VOTE FOR.

  98% of Ghanaians HAS ALREADY DECIDED WHO TO VOTE FOR.

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• DKC 1 year ago

  First, the title of this article smack of fear, defeatist thought and fraught with deceit and twist to the core. No political party in the world takes electorates for granted and or entertains this twisted thought.
  Because i ...
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  First, the title of this article smack of fear, defeatist thought and fraught with deceit and twist to the core. No political party in the world takes electorates for granted and or entertains this twisted thought.
  Because if they ever do, they do so at their own peril.
  So to suggest that a party will think of voters as shallow minded and timid is moot and completely baseless. To the contrary, a thoughtful Dr. Bawumia is moving from house to house, village to village, explaining his campaign message to voters. This is called respect for voters and he will be rewarded for this very very soon!

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• Kwaku Cley. 1 year ago

  Oh DKC, don't hide behind name initials to spew your nonsense here. You always talk as if you know more than everyone. You can disagree with the writer and that's your right. But to be telling him to have written the article ...
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  Oh DKC, don't hide behind name initials to spew your nonsense here. You always talk as if you know more than everyone. You can disagree with the writer and that's your right. But to be telling him to have written the article in your certain way is preposterous to say the least. Are in the author's mind? What makes you think that people should look at issues from your perspective. Too full of yourself. Get lost, bro.

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• Pelicles 1 year ago

  To Cletus Siebune. Clearly, you can express yourself in the "Queens language" but that doesn't make you a smart person.
  
  How on earth do you see a person who says that he/she is indecisive? Cletus, are you indecisive, and w ...
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  To Cletus Siebune. Clearly, you can express yourself in the "Queens language" but that doesn't make you a smart person.
  
  How on earth do you see a person who says that he/she is indecisive? Cletus, are you indecisive, and what does that mean? Any human who is indecisive cannot think right and what follows indescribable. That is John Dramani Mahama, the man some of you prefer to preside over Ghanaians again, really?
  
  Are Ghanaians some playful objects that Mahama should come and play with for another four years? It was under his watch that "CHALKS" because a scarce commodity in Ghana. It was under Mahama that no jobs were created. No pay raise to any government worker, and what are the impact of such things in any economy?
  
  Bawumia has never been president, but can be remembered with one thing, drone services in Ghana. With the advent of drones, essentials services can reach a Ghanaian who lives in the remotest part of Ghana.
  
  
  I am challenging you, Cletus Siebune, to mention one thing just one that can be attributed to Mahama as his brainchild legacy. I am waiting for your answer.
  
  Ghanaians are going to the polls to elect a human who is decisive to preside over them.

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