Religious identity doesn't win elections in Ghana; political strategy does

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• Anyee 6 months ago

  You are being disingenuous ! You know it matters. The only time a Moslem decided to lead a big party, the party's supporters decided not to come out and vote. Think about it.

  You are being disingenuous ! You know it matters. The only time a Moslem decided to lead a big party, the party's supporters decided not to come out and vote. Think about it.

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• Lori 5 months ago

  Very poor research. The question is, will Ghanaians vote a Muslim president?

  Very poor research. The question is, will Ghanaians vote a Muslim president?

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• Skido 5 months ago

  This is a great article, and many of us agree with the points you've made. "It doesn't matter if a cat is black or white, as long as it catches the mice." - Deng Xiaoping. The quote goes to buttress meritocracy, competence, a ...
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  This is a great article, and many of us agree with the points you've made. "It doesn't matter if a cat is black or white, as long as it catches the mice." - Deng Xiaoping. The quote goes to buttress meritocracy, competence, and not religiosity or beautiful foot soldiers in this article, as stated.
  
  However, most people are asking why a big opposition party like the NPP doesn't have a digital register for all its members, or a WhatsApp platform for the following groups, past and present:
  
  All Council of State Members
  All Sector Ministers
  MPs
  Regional Ministers
  Mayors
  MMDCEs
  Party Execs
  Polling Stations Execs
  Regional, Constituency, District
  Former & Present Party Members, etc.
  
  
  
  Alhaji, Dr. MB/DR. Yaw Osei Adutwum ticket.
  
  Boakye Agyarko for Party Chairman.
  
  Eugene Antwi/Henry K. Kokofu/Justin Kodua for Gen Sec.
  
  
  Better and stronger logical, cogent concepts or proposals win in a contest of ideas every time.

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