Can The Youth Save Africa From Neo-Colonialism?

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• AMU 12 years ago

  Excellent. Thank you.

  Excellent. Thank you.

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• Paa Kodwo 12 years ago

  IT IS INDEED A SAD EVENT WHICH NOTHING CAN JUSTIFY IT.

  IT IS INDEED A SAD EVENT WHICH NOTHING CAN JUSTIFY IT.

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• Ato 12 years ago

  Saka (I still dont like the honorable), did I read you well about African youth? I dont know which part of this our country Ghana you live in but as for me, the youth I see all around me suggests either a dim future or no fut ...
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  Saka (I still dont like the honorable), did I read you well about African youth? I dont know which part of this our country Ghana you live in but as for me, the youth I see all around me suggests either a dim future or no future at all.
  
  I still dont know where you have been meeting your Ghanaian youth and I hope you are not basing your faith and hopes on the vast majority who are so fickle, disoriented and light in thought that sexual orgies, beauty pageants, booze and beer bars, European football, senseless religious zealotry, and taking up roles as flunkies of political personalities and Parties, with the hope of scrounging some wherewithal from them, is their general stock-in-trade and locus.
  
  Dont go far at all. Just look at President Mahamas attempt to infuse his govt with youth. He has ended up with a bunch of mercenaries and - to put it politely a bevy of women of easy virtue. Needless to say Mahama will sooner than later get a rude awakening that will rightly inform him to hire sensible people with age rather than youth who do not seem to have the foggiest idea of whats going on around them in the world.
  
  I must however commend you for your respectable aspirations and to wish you the best of luck

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• Akadu Mensema 12 years ago

  Haba! What a thesis!

  Haba! What a thesis!

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