The curious case of Djokoto

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• H Aborbi 1 month ago

  This attitude of goverment's concentrating their efforts just just on rewarding party foot soldiers is damaging the economy via politically tainted policy advice, incompetence, inefficient public service and all the other pro ...
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  This attitude of goverment's concentrating their efforts just just on rewarding party foot soldiers is damaging the economy via politically tainted policy advice, incompetence, inefficient public service and all the other problems known to arise from the appointment of cronies. Better to put in place policies that grow the economy to provide jobs for all Ghanaians.

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• Sel 1 month ago

  It's all about following and popularity than substance. Essentially, that's politics.

  It's all about following and popularity than substance. Essentially, that's politics.

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• smh 1 month ago

  Another oaf and popinjay, get a job like everybody else.
  This self-promoting nonsense is nauseating

  Another oaf and popinjay, get a job like everybody else.
  This self-promoting nonsense is nauseating

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• Then, every NDC voter must get appointment 1 month ago

  3rd world countries and mediocrity. Why must every NDC supporter be given appointment as if spoils of war are being shared. So what will remain for national development. No wonder Ghana remains backward whenever NDC wins p ...
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  3rd world countries and mediocrity. Why must every NDC supporter be given appointment as if spoils of war are being shared. So what will remain for national development. No wonder Ghana remains backward whenever NDC wins power unlike NPP which commits larger chunk of revenues towards national development

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• JULOR CAESAR 1 month ago

  Government is about running the nation for the good of all, and not a system where those who might have worked towards the electoral victory of a political party can see themselves as entitled to goodies as if an electoral vi ...
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  Government is about running the nation for the good of all, and not a system where those who might have worked towards the electoral victory of a political party can see themselves as entitled to goodies as if an electoral victory were the same as a a victory by an invading nation where it can rightly be said, "to the victor goes the spoils". The only thing curious about your article is why it was written in the first place. Any person with a mindset that's about the good of the nation will not be crying about not getting a piece of the spoils. I strongly urge President Mahama to reward that relative of yours by appointing him as Ghana's Ambassador to Afghanistan where he can have a mighty good time under the watchful eyes of the Taliban.

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• Rodney 1 month ago

  This should have been an email to the office of the president. Maybe Mahama was not aware.

  This should have been an email to the office of the president. Maybe Mahama was not aware.

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• JULOR CAESAR 1 month ago

  The writer has enough sense to know not to send an email of this sort to the Presidency. Only a person with a sense of entitlement will write such an article on behalf of his relative, and even adding some threatening stateme ...
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  The writer has enough sense to know not to send an email of this sort to the Presidency. Only a person with a sense of entitlement will write such an article on behalf of his relative, and even adding some threatening statements about that relative's intent to start a new political party, simply because he feels left behind by the bus carrying Presidential goodies. His relative wasn't the only person who worked hard on behalf of the NDC, many Ghanaians at home and abroad contributed in many ways towards the victory of the NDC, and that contribution was not hinged on receiving some appointments one the party became victorious. That write-up is a disgraceful piece of crap.

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