Stop Using Women as Excuses and Let Them Lead the Change: Why Ghana must rethink equality

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• Accranie 3 weeks ago

  @African Leaders Must Put An End To This/

  @African Leaders Must Put An End To This/

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• the Villager 3 weeks ago

  Araba Esaba Torkono and Jean Mensa are very bad examples of siding with this article and the writer.

  Araba Esaba Torkono and Jean Mensa are very bad examples of siding with this article and the writer.

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• judischrislam 3 weeks ago

  I heard some guy at a barber's shop say," When a man is empowered and rich, his wealth influences the whole community and makes his wife (ves) rich and power, however when a woman is rich her wealth is never used to empower ...
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  I heard some guy at a barber's shop say," When a man is empowered and rich, his wealth influences the whole community and makes his wife (ves) rich and power, however when a woman is rich her wealth is never used to empower her community , not even her husband but herself and herself only. They llove to live in excessive luxury and do not care a hoot of her surroundings."
  
  This idea of women equality as perpetuated by the advocates did not understand the role womken play in human society. These advocates, I have met quite a few, just outright hate men for no reason. Some of them hate men through failed marriage or failed relationship. These people ganged up to mass sell their hatred.
  
  Women who are trully empowered knows how to work with both men and women and as a matter of fact would confess that their greatest adversaries are women and not men.
  
  Women should be taught to understand society. Men don't want to be women because they know their role but a lot of so called feminist do not even understand themselves as women. They don't even know that they are the leaders of their societies. They don't even know that men respect them and would listen to them for their wisdom.

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