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• Sem Cudjoe 1 year ago

  Please don't fall into the trap. He has only 4yrs and he knows 4yrs is not enough for him

  Please don't fall into the trap. He has only 4yrs and he knows 4yrs is not enough for him

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• Sem Cudjoe 1 year ago

  Mr. Mahama is about 70yrs, Prof Naana is about 82yrs, Mr. Mahama has only 4yrs. The question is would NDC allow Prof Naana to take over after Mahama's 4yrs. The answer is big No. So it's tells you that immediately NDC wins po ...
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  Mr. Mahama is about 70yrs, Prof Naana is about 82yrs, Mr. Mahama has only 4yrs. The question is would NDC allow Prof Naana to take over after Mahama's 4yrs. The answer is big No. So it's tells you that immediately NDC wins power there would be leadership
  crisises in the party, as some would immediately begins to lobby for their next presidential candidate. Hence NDC has no future for the youth. Be wise and reject them.
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• Sem Cudjoe 1 year ago

  Finally let's forget about the Party, NDC/ NPP and the rest, and look into their eyes and personality and judge their honesty and integrity.

  Finally let's forget about the Party, NDC/ NPP and the rest, and look into their eyes and personality and judge their honesty and integrity.

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• Mawuetornam Dugbazah 1 year ago

  Unfortunately, amidst all of the hype of the ill-conceived feminist-driven social policies in Ghana, the nation has forgotten that it is MEN who are still the major breadwinners in society. Tell us therefore Mr. Mahama, what ...
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  Unfortunately, amidst all of the hype of the ill-conceived feminist-driven social policies in Ghana, the nation has forgotten that it is MEN who are still the major breadwinners in society. Tell us therefore Mr. Mahama, what will you be doing to EMPOWER MEN to be effective breadwinners and fathers in their respective families?
  
  Feminist-driven social policies are not only SILLY, but they are a strong indication that many Ghanaian politicians DO NOT have their priorities straight within their own family contexts. That goes for both Mr. Mahama and Mr. Akufo-Addo, the sitting president.
  
  In the Republics of Kenya and Uganda, citizens were also once carried away with the feminist "horse manure" being shoved down people's throats in this generation. Now go and see what is taking place in East Africa! The boy children are suffering from serious neglect and lack of direction.
  
  The older generation of politicians in Ghana have become plain STUPID with these feminist social policies. Time for a Ministry of Family Integrity to replace the nonsense of a Gender Ministry in Ghana.
  
  To Ghanaian men, stop the Akan-inspired EFFEMINACY of your nationhood!! Matriarchal systems may be for some, but not for others.
  
  Sincerely,
  Mawuetornam Dugbazah
  (A Patriarch at Heart)

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