Why is President Mahama Silent?

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• MIND -U 12 years ago

  HE IS UNQUALIFIED AND NOT DISCIPLINE

  HE IS UNQUALIFIED AND NOT DISCIPLINE

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• insight to the bone 12 years ago

  pepeni after appointing mainly his alajih incompetent idiots is again lying saying winner takes all is unfortunate , the hypocrisy is unbelievable and very insulting. he is leading Ghana on a roller-coaster straight to war an ...
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  pepeni after appointing mainly his alajih incompetent idiots is again lying saying winner takes all is unfortunate , the hypocrisy is unbelievable and very insulting. he is leading Ghana on a roller-coaster straight to war and ethnic hatred that will never end . even the security agencies of the world see this and have advisd their govt to enforce strict immigration terms for our people since they dont want millions of refugees on their doorsteps . these pepefuo are destroying everything and instead of talking of a decentralized govt or federation they continue to finalize on their plans of the colonization of the Akans by appointing people who are not from the areas to be in charge . the only way forward is a govt of the people and by the people so let it be known who is responsible for this mess

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• YB 12 years ago

  John Mahama and Mills made so much noise in opposition. They promised to deal with every corruption allegation in the newspapers but today on the face of all evidence Prez Mahama is dead silent. Today corruption has become ve ...
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  John Mahama and Mills made so much noise in opposition. They promised to deal with every corruption allegation in the newspapers but today on the face of all evidence Prez Mahama is dead silent. Today corruption has become very attractive everywhere in Ghana. God will surely punish these greedy bastards.

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• Akonoba 12 years ago

  What about his silence on his wheeling and dealing village-mate, Agambire Akonfem Esq?

  What about his silence on his wheeling and dealing village-mate, Agambire Akonfem Esq?

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• Bark a Abransamadu Djan 12 years ago

  Oh we akans. We foolishly think we are the only tribal group ordained by God to rule this nation. That is a big problem we have. We have thus turned to preaching violence, insulting our leaders whom we think have no royal blo ...
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  Oh we akans. We foolishly think we are the only tribal group ordained by God to rule this nation. That is a big problem we have. We have thus turned to preaching violence, insulting our leaders whom we think have no royal blood in them.We must be careful. We Akans are gradually destroying this country called Ghana, because today it is OTANI who is the President. Please, let us think about the destiny of our beloved country, Ghana. God bless our homeland, GHANA.

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• DKB 12 years ago

  You are out of your mind. Who has preached violence? Don't just come on here shooting from the hip and talking nonsense. Every tribe believes they are ordained to rule but not all get the opportunity. There is nothing wrong w ...
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  You are out of your mind. Who has preached violence? Don't just come on here shooting from the hip and talking nonsense. Every tribe believes they are ordained to rule but not all get the opportunity. There is nothing wrong with being ambitious in life and always aspiring to be the best. Your comment is unneccessary and stupid. I don't know why you come on here pretending to be an Akan. Every tribe has its fair share of being called names, we have shoeshine boys, Akyem mafia, pepeni, nyebro's etc so what is your point.
  Such a foolish comment from a twisted brain, who said Akans are gradually destroying Ghana? If anyone is destroying Ghana, all hands point to our useless politicians who come from all tribes Northerners, Ashantis, Ewes, Ga's Fantis, Akyems, etc. Please keep your useless and baseless comment to yourself.

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• Agyeman. 12 years ago

  Why should Mahama be loud about everything?His silence on this one is actually a big plus since it helps institutionalize rule of law thru the emergence of and enforcement of law from other power centers.A president who doe ...
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  Why should Mahama be loud about everything?His silence on this one is actually a big plus since it helps institutionalize rule of law thru the emergence of and enforcement of law from other power centers.A president who doesn't involve themselves in everything is good for Ghana's "institution building"

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• chief 12 years ago

  When you have a platform like this Ghanaweb without being properly scrutinised to fish out such childish articles and throw them out, you would be surprised to read something like this. How do you expect the president to comm ...
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  When you have a platform like this Ghanaweb without being properly scrutinised to fish out such childish articles and throw them out, you would be surprised to read something like this. How do you expect the president to comment on a case before a judge? Do you even know rule of law? And do you even know separation of powers among the executives, legislature and judiciary as the organs of the government. No one including the president suppose to give a comment or intervene in a case in court which may be derogatory to the supremacy of the court. President's silence is the best medicine in such case if you care to know supremacy of courts in the country. Personally, I think it is better to put your stinking pen somewhere if you got nothing serious and important to write for public consumption rather than just forcing yourself to criticise the government.

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• CALAMITY MILLS 12 years ago

  "How do you expect the president to comment on a case before a judge?"
  
  Which case is before the court?The Waterville or Isofoton?
  
  The writer is talking about cases that have been decided already by the courts,and you co ...
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  "How do you expect the president to comment on a case before a judge?"
  
  Which case is before the court?The Waterville or Isofoton?
  
  The writer is talking about cases that have been decided already by the courts,and you come here to display your idiocy.
  
  Please stop calling yourself "chief". It's hideous.

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• chief 12 years ago

  The writer is too ignorant that is first thing you yourself must know. Can you even tell me the reason why the writer talked about corruption in Africa at large instead of focusing on Ghana to bring out much understanding? He ...
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  The writer is too ignorant that is first thing you yourself must know. Can you even tell me the reason why the writer talked about corruption in Africa at large instead of focusing on Ghana to bring out much understanding? He ran at bush by being confused than a Christmas goat waiting for its death. His article content doesn't even correspond with the heading.

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• Victor A. Young 12 years ago

  Mahama is silent because he know that for corruption "idey bee k3k3" in his NDC govt. As my friend's grand-ma would say: "according to raymos" Mahama's brother owns a Canadian-built Bombadier private jet, yet the NDC deems it ...
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  Mahama is silent because he know that for corruption "idey bee k3k3" in his NDC govt. As my friend's grand-ma would say: "according to raymos" Mahama's brother owns a Canadian-built Bombadier private jet, yet the NDC deems it corruption when ex-Prez. Kuffour's son purchased a hotel.
  
  Mahama and his NDC have been caught pants down in election fraud. Instead of admitting their guilt John Mahama tried to make some noise saying that he won the elections by divine approval, only to keep mute when Justice Atuguba slamed his gavel "bam-bam-bam!" 3 times, expressing his disgust and anger.
  
  I dey fear oo! Who say "pawa" no dey for Supreme court? Oga Atuguba get plenti "pawa" 4 im pocket oo! People must becareful oo. Hmmmm!

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• Bashiru usman 12 years ago

  Shut up on your month what do you no about corroption?

  Shut up on your month what do you no about corroption?

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• When Will They Ever Learn 12 years ago

  Writer should know that Ghana has already developed culture of corruption and stating
  it is the pastime of any particular party does
  help us deal with the problem.Growing in this
  culture makes us all corrupt-Politicians,C ...
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  Writer should know that Ghana has already developed culture of corruption and stating
  it is the pastime of any particular party does
  help us deal with the problem.Growing in this
  culture makes us all corrupt-Politicians,Clergy,
  Citizens-Everyone of us. Now let come up with
  the right policies to address the problem.ALL
  OF US.

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• Best in the world 12 years ago

  It is time for akans to seperate our self from Ghana and form our own goverment and let the northerners ewes etc also form their own.pure division to avoid mathafuckers enjoying our sweats and rich resouces.anyone,region or ...
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  It is time for akans to seperate our self from Ghana and form our own goverment and let the northerners ewes etc also form their own.pure division to avoid mathafuckers enjoying our sweats and rich resouces.anyone,region or trib that oppose this is useless and worthless for this nation.Akans must prove to the other tribes that they are useless for ghana.

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• Alonte din 12 years ago

  The Pres himself is tied to Agambire's fraudulent schemes by the apron. Kingsley good job there. I predict an Ashaiman style backlash in Ghana soon.

  The Pres himself is tied to Agambire's fraudulent schemes by the apron. Kingsley good job there. I predict an Ashaiman style backlash in Ghana soon.

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• Kobena 12 years ago

  Kingsley,
  The President cannot speak out because he is deeply involved in the graft and stench of corruption in Ghana. Remember the 300% increase in the prices of the aircaft? Then there was the Nkomfem and tree planting sag ...
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  Kingsley,
  The President cannot speak out because he is deeply involved in the graft and stench of corruption in Ghana. Remember the 300% increase in the prices of the aircaft? Then there was the Nkomfem and tree planting saga, as well as the laptops for schools.
  
  He and his vice were the people in charge of the Mills administration's economic team when the dubious judgement debt payments were made to Woyomi and his foreign accomplices.
  
  There is a proverb in Mfantse which literally means "he who has cotton wool hanging from is bottom does not jump over fire." The day the frog dies, we shall see how long it is."

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