An open letter to John Mahama: Ending neocolonialism as Ghana turns 70

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• Dudu 1 day ago

  I agree with most of what you say, but you cannot complain about neo colonialism and advocate for Christian prayers. Our ancestors were forced into this religion, and they passed it on to us.
  
  It is time we start weaning o ...
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  I agree with most of what you say, but you cannot complain about neo colonialism and advocate for Christian prayers. Our ancestors were forced into this religion, and they passed it on to us.
  
  It is time we start weaning ourselves from this foreign religion, and our education system must be revamped to reflect our true history and current realities.

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• Mawuetornam 1 day ago

  God bless you Kwabena. Jesus is Lord!
  
  If the righteous are not willing to examine scripture in the context of what the word of God calls the "Kingdom of Elohym", we as believers in Yeshua will seem to some as deceivers abo ...
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  God bless you Kwabena. Jesus is Lord!
  
  If the righteous are not willing to examine scripture in the context of what the word of God calls the "Kingdom of Elohym", we as believers in Yeshua will seem to some as deceivers about anything and everything we espouse.
  
  Today, consider that our GOVERNMENT, the government of the Most High is SET APART UNTO RIGHTEOUSNESS - otherwise known as the laws of the living God. Heathen government is not our portion.
  
  John Mahama is BACKSLIDDEN . . . his soul is not right with God. He continues to kowtow to the rudiments of HEATHEN GOVERNMENT WITHOUT BRINGING ABOUT INFLUENCES THAT COME DIRECTLY FROM SCRIPTURE.
  
  Today, Ghana is about to enter into contracts that will subjugate another generation to the folly of DEMOCRATIC WISDOM. Peace be with you.
  
  Sincerely,
  Mawuetornam

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• Kwame 1 day ago

  The fact however is that John Jerry Rawlings sold all the factories that Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah build.
  So, Rawlings did not continue the works of Kwame Nkrumah but destroyed them.

  The fact however is that John Jerry Rawlings sold all the factories that Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah build.
  So, Rawlings did not continue the works of Kwame Nkrumah but destroyed them.

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