Let’s avoid superstition and propaganda

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• mensah abrampa 12 years ago

  At last here comes some proactive and rational-minded ghanaians who care much more about finding solutions to the problems that are rapidly engulfing the nation like the recent Arizona fire outbreaks. Whilst the fires rage fi ...
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  At last here comes some proactive and rational-minded ghanaians who care much more about finding solutions to the problems that are rapidly engulfing the nation like the recent Arizona fire outbreaks. Whilst the fires rage fiercely some ghanaians including administration officials indulge in finger pointing bouts that serve no useful purpose. It's nauseating to hear people who should be leading the debate about finding lasting solutions engaging themselves in worthless witch-hunts. We can't expect government to fish out every solution to every problem but are we asking for too much if we ask elected officials to act as the facilitators in the search for solutions to our shared problems? I hope not.Some of the problems are not directly caused by members of the administration but they become the obstacles to real progress if they engage in frivolities and absurdities that clearly have no bearing on finding solutions. I hope going forward we will work together to find the solutions to our common problems and make life better for all ghanaians. Congratulations to Mr Abdulai Alhasan and his Eanfoworld for Sustainable Development for showing for once that we're quite capable of solving our own problems. This is the way to go. Long live Ghana.

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• insight to the bone 12 years ago

  Since before independence we have been plagued by all sorts of ruthless , vicious and willfully authoritative govts that all have one thing in common , denying the right of free speech and proper analysis of the motives and a ...
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  Since before independence we have been plagued by all sorts of ruthless , vicious and willfully authoritative govts that all have one thing in common , denying the right of free speech and proper analysis of the motives and agendas they seek to keep hidden . Most of these govts were led by people who didnt belong to the majority but rather minority tribes and very marginal political clans . starting with nkrumah who is praised to high heaven but this same oligarchy , he st in motion a climate of fierce political antagonism whereby moderate minds of a liberal persuasion had no business in participating as only the radicals could stand the heat .The MOTIVE , be able to spend without consensus or agreement the wealth of the nation ie in today's jargon chop Ghana money some . This style and system of government was perfected by kwasea rawlings and today we have pepeni whose agenda is finalse the colonization of the majority , the Akans with the assistance of the homicidal ayigbe and the idiot pepefuo . they now use the institution called the supreme court to gag all free thinking individuals so the climate is set to enslave and now steal the oil and gas. they tell us nkrumah was so good so i say to them we hope ghana breaks up and their first presidents are just like him. when we secede we give them all the gold reserves in Switzerland and pay them another 20 billion on top so these ewes and pepefuo are rich and let their nkrumah come and spend that money in 2 years and leave them in debt for 2000 years , that is our revenge . hopefully their first nkrumah presidents are just as manipulative and propagandists so a greater part of that money is used to secure the unity of the universe as thats a very good thing not only african or nigger unity . the rest of the money we graciously leave them should be used in establishing useless unsustainable businesses that only feed other economies and drain their own . yes we wish them well as they have to us for over 60 years . we in the meantime Akans will build a nation truly worthy of our capabilities and potentials with a minimum wage of not less than 10,000 dollars so our beers in our bars are at least 100 dollars so these pepefuo and ayigbe idiots can not afford to visit us just like the Japanese do to their ndc idols the Chinese , long live the republic of Akan

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• ADWEN 12 years ago

  Where role is the Ghana fire service playing in all of these? Is the Ghana Fire Service fit for purpose?
  We don't just need another National Disaster management body we need a strengthened national body to oversee all these ...
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  Where role is the Ghana fire service playing in all of these? Is the Ghana Fire Service fit for purpose?
  We don't just need another National Disaster management body we need a strengthened national body to oversee all these bodies by way of monitoring their activities and punishing them where necessary.

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• Paapa 12 years ago

  IF YOU WANT TO HIT ON THE RIGHT NAIL, TALK TO PRESIDENT MAHAMA AND HIS NDC. OUT OF ALL POLITICAL PARTIES IN THE WORLD RIGHT NOW, NDC IS THE ONLY POLITICAL PARTY THAT HAS A PROPAGANDA MINISTRY

  IF YOU WANT TO HIT ON THE RIGHT NAIL, TALK TO PRESIDENT MAHAMA AND HIS NDC. OUT OF ALL POLITICAL PARTIES IN THE WORLD RIGHT NOW, NDC IS THE ONLY POLITICAL PARTY THAT HAS A PROPAGANDA MINISTRY

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• princewilly@ymail.com 12 years ago

  Two robbers were robbing a hotel.
  
  The first one said, “I hear sirens. Jump!”
  
  The second one said, “But we’re on the 13th floor!”
  
  The first one screamed back, “This is no time to be superstitious.”

  Two robbers were robbing a hotel.
  
  The first one said, “I hear sirens. Jump!”
  
  The second one said, “But we’re on the 13th floor!”
  
  The first one screamed back, “This is no time to be superstitious.”

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• Agyeman 12 years ago

  Haha,avoiding being superstitious and being propagandists in a nation deeply rooted in trokosi culture and tribal competition/tribal hate is akin to havin a camel walk thru the eye of the needle.Its sadly just plainly impossi ...
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  Haha,avoiding being superstitious and being propagandists in a nation deeply rooted in trokosi culture and tribal competition/tribal hate is akin to havin a camel walk thru the eye of the needle.Its sadly just plainly impossible.

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• Ewusi 12 years ago

  I blame Politicians ,religious Leaders and flim makers for making Ghanaians believe in superstition

  I blame Politicians ,religious Leaders and flim makers for making Ghanaians believe in superstition

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• BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 12 years ago

  PROPAGANDA IS GOOD FOR US.....ONLY ASHANTIS/AKYIM PEOPLE ARE SUFFERING
  
  JM DEY BEE KEKEKEKEKEKE

  PROPAGANDA IS GOOD FOR US.....ONLY ASHANTIS/AKYIM PEOPLE ARE SUFFERING
  
  JM DEY BEE KEKEKEKEKEKE

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• Pelicles 12 years ago

  I do not care whatever anyone say. If we do not deal with corruption first, whatever we do will amount to NOTHING.
  
  Talk of superstition and propaganda; that is part of humanity and as long as humans walk this planet, those ...
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  I do not care whatever anyone say. If we do not deal with corruption first, whatever we do will amount to NOTHING.
  
  Talk of superstition and propaganda; that is part of humanity and as long as humans walk this planet, those two things will be with us till the end of time.

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• Okoe 12 years ago

  We have firefighting agencies at certain locations but the fundamental infrastructure is not there. Our infrastructure planning is inadequate to effectively fight fire outbreaks. In order to do so effectively, we have to back ...
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  We have firefighting agencies at certain locations but the fundamental infrastructure is not there. Our infrastructure planning is inadequate to effectively fight fire outbreaks. In order to do so effectively, we have to back to the drawing board and start planning the infrastructure to support firefighting.

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