Say no to inviting Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen to rejoin NPP

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Tuff 7 months ago

You are on point.

You are on point.
Major 7 months ago

Please yourselves asantemaniacs. Just call your lunatics now making noise in Accra, disrespecting the President of the Republic to return to your bush primitive Kingdom and focus on licking the ass of your Banza King Solomon.

Please yourselves asantemaniacs. Just call your lunatics now making noise in Accra, disrespecting the President of the Republic to return to your bush primitive Kingdom and focus on licking the ass of your Banza King Solomon.
Boris Bukari 7 months ago

Major the opinion espoused by the writer did he insult anyone no?. Did he say any tribe is superior to the other? No. Please be decorum on social media, because what ever comes out of mouth either advertises ur intelligence o ...
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Major the opinion espoused by the writer did he insult anyone no?. Did he say any tribe is superior to the other? No. Please be decorum on social media, because what ever comes out of mouth either advertises ur intelligence or foolishness.
Jonas 7 months ago

Major in 21st Century I never taught we still have tribal bigots in Ghana. How I wish the one you called your chief would be endowed with wisdom to champion education, development like the Asantehen .

Major in 21st Century I never taught we still have tribal bigots in Ghana. How I wish the one you called your chief would be endowed with wisdom to champion education, development like the Asantehen .
Alhaji Alhaji 7 months ago

This person calling himself Major is a lunatic . The writer expressed him opinion candidly and on point no insults no tribal insinuations etc .Why should you bring in this divisive insulting diatribe

This person calling himself Major is a lunatic . The writer expressed him opinion candidly and on point no insults no tribal insinuations etc .Why should you bring in this divisive insulting diatribe
Singing prophet 7 months ago

Alan is not only spent force but over pampered leader despite his diabolical display anytime the odd fails to favour him.

Alan is not only spent force but over pampered leader despite his diabolical display anytime the odd fails to favour him.
K O Nash 7 months ago

Allan is a weak man scared is hard to put him in front of a war. With the credentials he has, he should have been president even before Alufo Addo but because he can’t shake up it makes it difficult to understand him. There ...
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Allan is a weak man scared is hard to put him in front of a war. With the credentials he has, he should have been president even before Alufo Addo but because he can’t shake up it makes it difficult to understand him. There’s nothing wrong to take him back please.
Kwame 7 months ago

well espoused. NO ONE NEEDS AC.

well espoused. NO ONE NEEDS AC.
Ataa Obeng site 19 Tema 7 months ago

Without Alan NPP cannot win presidential election in Ghana because NPP has no presidential materials as they are all classified as thieves

Without Alan NPP cannot win presidential election in Ghana because NPP has no presidential materials as they are all classified as thieves
Nana Saffro 7 months ago

The NPP as a party will have a tough time to come to power in Ghana. The leadership of the party has destroyed the image. The party is far too corrupt, thieves and selfishness individuals. The leadership needs to step outside ...
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The NPP as a party will have a tough time to come to power in Ghana. The leadership of the party has destroyed the image. The party is far too corrupt, thieves and selfishness individuals. The leadership needs to step outside and give room to the new leaders. The Ashanti Regional Chairman alone has destroyed the party. That gentleman needs to go jail for destroying Ghana Rivers with criminal Chinese.

Nana Saffron, is John Mahama a clean man? 7 months ago

Stop that holier than thou attitude, can you exhaust counting the number of corruption cases (both major and minor) levelled against John Mahama since he was a Vice President to transitioned president to now that he took car ...
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Stop that holier than thou attitude, can you exhaust counting the number of corruption cases (both major and minor) levelled against John Mahama since he was a Vice President to transitioned president to now that he took car bribes and made a u-turn when a suspect in custody hinted at gift of cars to the (now) presidency? Didn't he gift a whole mineral endowed landmass to his brother? You must apologise to Chairman Wontumi and his family for making it appear as though, he's the only person in Ghana involved in mining.
Bob 7 months ago

Unity is a good thing for an advancement with in terms promote loyalty. But for someone like Alan to abandon the party and Ghanaians as a whole for his own self-interest speaks volume of himself. If he do love his country an ...
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Unity is a good thing for an advancement with in terms promote loyalty. But for someone like Alan to abandon the party and Ghanaians as a whole for his own self-interest speaks volume of himself. If he do love his country and will do anything to help put the right governing body together for the betterment of the people of Ghana. He should have stayed with the part and help win the election. Good governance and selfless people do not hold the highest office to be recognized. #This man is a disgrace to me. That's my opinion
Kwabi Asamoah 7 months ago

Alan should not be included in Npp he is a waste and have no influence in Ghana

Alan should not be included in Npp he is a waste and have no influence in Ghana

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