Living Under A Tortuous Utility Regime

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• Pumpuni 12 years ago

  "I have heard and read from many – prophets, apostles, bishops, pastors, politicians, and moralists..."
  You seem to have a problem with men of God or whatever you may want to call them.You have a strong case but unfortunat ...
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  "I have heard and read from many – prophets, apostles, bishops, pastors, politicians, and moralists..."
  You seem to have a problem with men of God or whatever you may want to call them.You have a strong case but unfortunately you have misdirected your anger and frustration.
  Redirect your frustration at President Mahama and his NDC.
  You are part of the very same people who lash out at men of God for supposedly meddling in politics instead of preaching the gospel.

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• ndc is a waste to gh. 12 years ago

  you are trying to campaign for oye lithur huh? just shut up and sleep in the darkness too since all you gay fools like is darkness. there is no way ghanaians are going to accept you in light, so keep staying in the dark,fool

  you are trying to campaign for oye lithur huh? just shut up and sleep in the darkness too since all you gay fools like is darkness. there is no way ghanaians are going to accept you in light, so keep staying in the dark,fool

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• Nana Yaw III 12 years ago

  Iam campaigning for Oye Lithur? and I use over 90% of the write-up talking about utilities?
  
  I guess you did not understand the little you read.

  Iam campaigning for Oye Lithur? and I use over 90% of the write-up talking about utilities?
  
  I guess you did not understand the little you read.

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• Nana Yaw III 12 years ago

  Sure, I have a very big problem with the so-called men of God parading this country, fleecing the poor of the little they have, breaking up families with their prophecies, giving shelter to the corrupt executives of this land ...
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  Sure, I have a very big problem with the so-called men of God parading this country, fleecing the poor of the little they have, breaking up families with their prophecies, giving shelter to the corrupt executives of this land, etc., etc.
  
  I am yet to blast the men of God for meddling in politics; my battle for now is that they stopped chasing money, blessing the corrupt in our societies and avoid leading the hypocritic lives they lead. The gospel most of these latter-day apostles, prophets, bishops, etc., preach has nothing to do with the gospel of love and humility that the Lord Jesus Christ preached.

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• luc 12 years ago

  I am not an apostle of conspiracy theory but a lot is going wrong lately to make one wonder exactly what is happening.Water,electricity and for a brief period petrol.The question is is it incompetence or sabotage? Access to f ...
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  I am not an apostle of conspiracy theory but a lot is going wrong lately to make one wonder exactly what is happening.Water,electricity and for a brief period petrol.The question is is it incompetence or sabotage? Access to flow of utilities in a country is the measure that determines the structure and progress of a country's development.The failure of the utilities to live up to the country's expectation is very worrying for instead of progress we are retrogressing.This is a challenge to the new government and i for one will give them time to see how they resolve this very important issues and first hurdle.That would be the test of their leadership and government of this country.The ball is now in the government's court and lets see how they measure to it.If they don't get round this challenge in time,it will be a very bad start to their term of government.

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