Public accountability and the mischaracterization of leadership response

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• JB 1 month ago

  Public outrage by whom and where? This was a needless response at an inappropirate occasion. It was laughable that the religious man boasted how the remark boosted the popularity of his church. Is that how serious we Ghanai ...
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  Public outrage by whom and where? This was a needless response at an inappropirate occasion. It was laughable that the religious man boasted how the remark boosted the popularity of his church. Is that how serious we Ghanaians can be in debating public policy? What has the church of pentecost got to do with this, especially when its leader inserted himself in such debates? There are too many churches in Ghana, and we still cannot feed ourselves. This should tell us a lot.

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• Ben Paige 1 month ago

  If the tears were not crocodile, what was it. The Chief of Staff was emotionally charged so he is allowed to cry. But why did he not give the opportunity to the lady to apologize herself and let us observe if she would also c ...
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  If the tears were not crocodile, what was it. The Chief of Staff was emotionally charged so he is allowed to cry. But why did he not give the opportunity to the lady to apologize herself and let us observe if she would also cry. Tears indeed

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