The president’s first week as a magician

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TogbeGa 12 years ago

Good article. I really miss those letters to Jomo. Are they still published in the Graphic?

Good article. I really miss those letters to Jomo. Are they still published in the Graphic?
KATH 12 years ago

Sydney another fine writer

Sydney another fine writer
princewilly@ymail.com 12 years ago

A magician on a cruise liner had a parrot. Every night the parrot would watch as the magician made things appear and disappear.

One night in the middle of the magician’s performance, the ship hit an iceberg. Miraculously ...
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A magician on a cruise liner had a parrot. Every night the parrot would watch as the magician made things appear and disappear.

One night in the middle of the magician’s performance, the ship hit an iceberg. Miraculously, everyone got into lifeboats and safely away from the sinking ship. The magician, fortunately, had been able to save his beloved parrot.

The stunned passengers and crew watched from the lifeboats as the ship slowly sank out of sight. There was complete silence.

After a long time, over the waves the parrot’s voice could be heard, “All right, I give up. What did you do with the ship?”
AMA SERWAH 12 years ago

LET NANA BE PRESIDENT SO WE HAVE PEACE

LET NANA BE PRESIDENT SO WE HAVE PEACE
AMA SERWAH 12 years ago

JUST GIVE NANA CHANCE TO BE PRESIDENT

JUST GIVE NANA CHANCE TO BE PRESIDENT
LONTO-BOY 12 years ago

Jomo, you always fill me with fun reading your intelligent and satirical pieces. I'm really impressed with President John Mahama's bold appointments of new faces. Ghana needs patriotic people with competence, academic brillia ...
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Jomo, you always fill me with fun reading your intelligent and satirical pieces. I'm really impressed with President John Mahama's bold appointments of new faces. Ghana needs patriotic people with competence, academic brilliance and strong principles. I hope President Mahama presses ahead and appoint competent and capable men and women from all political divide and regional backgrounds committed to the nation's development and progress. He should simply ignore the mutterings about his 'non-NDC' appointments. Ghana needs fresh thinking and news ways of getting things done.

Jomo, to see ex-President Kufour being besieged by some unhappy NPP supporters in an attempt to stop him giving recognition to President Mahama's swearing in ceremony was like watching the British sitcom, 'Only Fools And Horses'. Ex-President Kufour came across as 'Del Boy'. Ex-President Kufour handled his 'Catch-22' moment with dignity and political maturity! Jomo, sometimes party supporters should exercise a little bit of common sense.
Newton Dramini Baba 12 years ago

You always raise somebody whom Lord God has never raised!God has never appointed Mahama as you are saying,You did the same thing to Prz,Mills by calling him(asomdwie hene)prince of peace,which is the title for only Jesus.The ...
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You always raise somebody whom Lord God has never raised!God has never appointed Mahama as you are saying,You did the same thing to Prz,Mills by calling him(asomdwie hene)prince of peace,which is the title for only Jesus.The bible tells us that He Jesus will not share his glory among any man.But you gave his glory to(man) Mills.Again Mills told Ghana by his little power he had that He Mills will hand over power at 2017,where is he now,this remand me the foolish rich man my bible was talking about.Go ahead and brand him all titles, God is watching,He will take fools to where they belong.I told you fools solders that Your so call asomdwie hene will not live to see 2012 elections,there are eight more graves digs at asomdwie park.Wait,watch and you will see.
addo danger 12 years ago

even the dramani is hard for you to spell.big fool even jesus cannot be king of peace!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

even the dramani is hard for you to spell.big fool even jesus cannot be king of peace!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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