The Woes of Apostle Dr. Kantanka as Inventor.

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• High Priest 12 years ago

  The man is simply a genius.It is a shame that our past and present governments have not supported him to move a few notches up the industrial ladder.

  The man is simply a genius.It is a shame that our past and present governments have not supported him to move a few notches up the industrial ladder.

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• TOTE 12 years ago

  THIS PULL HIM DOWN ATTITUDE ABOUT AFRICANS IS WHATS DRAWING AFRICA BACKWARDS. IT BEATS MY IMAGINATION WHY GOVERNMENT DONT HAVE THIS GREAT GENIUS IN MIND. THE WHITES DID NOT DEVELOPE WITH THESE BACKWARD ATTITUDES.

  THIS PULL HIM DOWN ATTITUDE ABOUT AFRICANS IS WHATS DRAWING AFRICA BACKWARDS. IT BEATS MY IMAGINATION WHY GOVERNMENT DONT HAVE THIS GREAT GENIUS IN MIND. THE WHITES DID NOT DEVELOPE WITH THESE BACKWARD ATTITUDES.

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• Kofi Danso 12 years ago

  why are we all so qucik to blame the gonernment for everything. If an individual can secure a loan from a bank for $500000 or more how much more business.
  
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  why are we all so qucik to blame the gonernment for everything. If an individual can secure a loan from a bank for $500000 or more how much more business.
  
  He should write a well developed business plan with suatainable marketing strategies then go to the bank for a loan.
  
  Ok he can contact me and i would personally provide him with options on how to raise the amount needed to promote his work.
  kofidanso111@hotmail.com

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• Ajit Babu 12 years ago

  He can start to produce after-market auto parts that is also very lucrative. His dream of building cars is too ambitious. The auto industry is a very matured and highly competitive one and, therefore, not for the faint at hea ...
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  He can start to produce after-market auto parts that is also very lucrative. His dream of building cars is too ambitious. The auto industry is a very matured and highly competitive one and, therefore, not for the faint at heart, so to speak.

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• High Priest 12 years ago

  When governments in Africa set policies aimed at destroying intellectual zeal and stiffling growth of domestic industries,where do you expect to put the blame Mr Kofi Danso?

  When governments in Africa set policies aimed at destroying intellectual zeal and stiffling growth of domestic industries,where do you expect to put the blame Mr Kofi Danso?

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• El Kameni 12 years ago

  That's what I also thought when I read this. Why is it that it is the government that must be directly blamed if this guy cannot transform his talents into production. We are now operating a brutal laisser-faire economics and ...
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  That's what I also thought when I read this. Why is it that it is the government that must be directly blamed if this guy cannot transform his talents into production. We are now operating a brutal laisser-faire economics and while government must provide the enabling environment, government cannot give funds to particular individuals. I think the government has an investment promotion unit under one of the ministries (Industries?) where people can turn to for help. I understand Apostla Safo went there but could not get the help he wanted. We must know why he couldn't get that help before we start blaming government.
  
  What the Apostle needs is venture or risk capital. This cannot come from government. Some individual who will know him at close range must invest in him. This is a risk. If he seeks a loan from any of the private banks or investment banks, they will be taking a risk in giving him a loan. If he has not succeeded in getting such loans, then it may be because the banks reckon the risk level to be too high. That is not government's fault.
  
  I suspect there are many Apostle Safos in Ghana who also need help. Look at all the brilliant mechanics in Suame or Kantamanto who can copy many complex things made overseas. And the boys around Circle who can repair any mobile phones.
  
  They say Apostle Safo is illiterate which will make things more difficult for him. Perhaps his knowledge is practical rather than theoretical and he will need to join with others who will provide that bit which is lacking.
  
  We should talk about the best ways of channeling talent into productivity at the level of Apostle Safo. We make things too easy if we just blame government.

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• Nyansasem 12 years ago

  Some of you just simply indulge in issues that you have no understanding of. Our National issues are compounded by greed, selfishness, tribalism, pull him down mentality and stupid partisan politics on the part of our leaders ...
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  Some of you just simply indulge in issues that you have no understanding of. Our National issues are compounded by greed, selfishness, tribalism, pull him down mentality and stupid partisan politics on the part of our leaders. That have been the bane of our developement
  
  Someone with an Ewe name belonging to NDC could have a well advanced developed business plan with every strategy on earth but can't get a loan and would not get a support from an NPP government or anything from the bank. The same could be said by an Akyem or Asanteman belonging to NPP in NDC era. So it is NOT only about funding, but support and encouragement from your government to begin a car assembly plant.
  
  Can you wrap your mind around the fact that you have to pay astronomical tax to retrieve your car at the ports? Those who imports cars have colluded with both parties to make it harder for anyone to bring Cars to the country, let alone assembly cars. That is the sad part which many don't know. None of the party is willing to amend those laws because brand new cars are being doled out to the leaders anytime they want one.
  
  Have you seen how Agambire is being supported and promoted by the Mahama administration? The laptops distributed to the NDC foot soldiers were from where? Just try to the ministries and try to get a license to import laptops and phones in commercial quantities and see how hard it would be, let alone to have a a phone manufacture in the country. Did Mahama not cut the sod to open whatever 10 billion city with the Agambire and Ali Baba team, even though they did not have any money.

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• Kofi Danso 12 years ago

  to be honest i agree with what you are saying but what we are failing to do is become responsible for ourselves. The government hasnt changed for God knows how long so we MUST stop relying on the government to bring about a c ...
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  to be honest i agree with what you are saying but what we are failing to do is become responsible for ourselves. The government hasnt changed for God knows how long so we MUST stop relying on the government to bring about a change.
  
  As i said if anyone knows anybody from Aps Sarfo get him to email me and i would give him detailed strategic options to get him to where he wants to get to. As someone already said improve on what has already worked and create more awareness then build on it from there.
  
  If there is any NGO that is looking for funds to support their operations or anybusness that needs support in thier operations send me an email to the email below and would contact you.
  
  Kofidanso111@hotmail.com

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• Bfire 12 years ago

  You are corect

  You are corect

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• Vicky Lee Benton 12 years ago

  WHAT A SHAME! HE HAS COME A LONG WAY. IT BREAKS MY HEART THAT A GENIUS HAS BEEN GIVING TO GHANA AND OUR LEADERS HAS TURNED THEIR BACK ON HIM. ALL THEY THINK OF IS TO STEAL OUR MONEY AND PUT IT IN THEIR POCKETS.
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  WHAT A SHAME! HE HAS COME A LONG WAY. IT BREAKS MY HEART THAT A GENIUS HAS BEEN GIVING TO GHANA AND OUR LEADERS HAS TURNED THEIR BACK ON HIM. ALL THEY THINK OF IS TO STEAL OUR MONEY AND PUT IT IN THEIR POCKETS.
  WHAT HAPEND TO THE GERMANS WHO TRIED TO TEAMED UP WITH HIM SOME YEARS BACK? I THINK THE GOVERNMENT HAS TO STEP UP TO GET INVOLVE 'CAUSE HE HAS NO ONE TO TURN TO FOR HELP
  A MIND IS A TERIBLE THING TO WASTE.

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• Ewusi 12 years ago

  Why build an airplane if you have no airport ? The trick is simple do not think of cars,if you have no asemble plant.Improve upon your don't touch me, it is where he may get money to build the Asemble plant or what ever.Inves ...
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  Why build an airplane if you have no airport ? The trick is simple do not think of cars,if you have no asemble plant.Improve upon your don't touch me, it is where he may get money to build the Asemble plant or what ever.Invest in things that every household in Ghana would buy every day. Eg so clean,omo,fry tol,pure water and many more, very soon you may be richer than Dangote. Please do not build a ship if you have no harbor .

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• Ewusi 12 years ago

  Apostle Safo should learn from Osei Kwame Despite.People outside Ghana wonder if indeed THIS WAY is a Ghanaian product.Start by producing solar lanterns,simple things a poor man needs would do the trick.

  Apostle Safo should learn from Osei Kwame Despite.People outside Ghana wonder if indeed THIS WAY is a Ghanaian product.Start by producing solar lanterns,simple things a poor man needs would do the trick.

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• Nick, USA 12 years ago

  African leaders only think about the aids they will get from the foreign governments and not about helping their own people. They behave like parents who do not want to work but expecting someone to fee them and their familie ...
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  African leaders only think about the aids they will get from the foreign governments and not about helping their own people. They behave like parents who do not want to work but expecting someone to fee them and their families. I believe our independent is useless. Governments make budgets without provision for research and development. Our leaders are like dogs with mighty appetites, they only eat and sleep, and nothing gets done. Perhaps it is time for us bring white man back to rule over us.

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• krupi 12 years ago

  Well said nick our leaders only think of. aid.this is a man whose work is there for all to see but have been neglected
  is this jealosy on the part of our leaders who. dont have eyes to see that when they help him they are he ...
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  Well said nick our leaders only think of. aid.this is a man whose work is there for all to see but have been neglected
  is this jealosy on the part of our leaders who. dont have eyes to see that when they help him they are helping mother ghanathus creating employment. can somebody tell me why

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• Dallas 12 years ago

  Judging from the number of comments this article has attracted, one can also conclude that it isn't only our governments who aren't interested in the developmenkt of Ghana, but the majority of the populace seem not to be bord ...
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  Judging from the number of comments this article has attracted, one can also conclude that it isn't only our governments who aren't interested in the developmenkt of Ghana, but the majority of the populace seem not to be bordered about the dev't of Ghana. If this article were to be talking about politics it would've attracted an ocean of comments. I'm sorry we've been brainwashed! If we don't change our attitude then we are doomed forever! SAD TO SAY THIS.

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• Seth Kusi 12 years ago

  Even though loans are available for such entreprenuers to access,bank rates will definately make them unattractive, for the kind of ingenuity,consistency and commitment Apolstle Kojo Safo has shown,definately the government s ...
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  Even though loans are available for such entreprenuers to access,bank rates will definately make them unattractive, for the kind of ingenuity,consistency and commitment Apolstle Kojo Safo has shown,definately the government should have by now shown a certain amount of interest in his opeartions.In certain countries 1percent of government purse is committed to innovations,why not Ghana.Its a shame for us to wait to give a well written eulogy when he is gone.lets support our own to succeed and this will serve as a good motivator for the younger generation to think "possibities". We can also do it.God bless our homeland.

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• KK 12 years ago

  Can you spell out exactly HOW the government can come to the aid of the Apostle?
  
  Should the President order that funds from the Consolidated Account should be made available to the Apostle to start a factory?
  
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  Can you spell out exactly HOW the government can come to the aid of the Apostle?
  
  Should the President order that funds from the Consolidated Account should be made available to the Apostle to start a factory?
  
  The article says the Apostle wants to order assembly plants from China and India but to go into mass production but these countries will not want to provide him. Should the government negotiate with the private companies in India and China to make assembly plants available to the Apostle? But manufacturers in these countries will sell to the highest bidder or even anybody at all. And there are assembly plants in Ghana too (or there were???) Mark Cofie, a private individual, was assembling Mazda cars even in the 70s.
  
  I smell something fishy or wrong in all this Apostle Safo thing. We must find out if some government agency is thwarting his efforts so that somebody can be held responsible. If it is the private banks which will not give him loans, we must also find out why?
  
  Like someone said earlier, it will be better if he concentrates on developing specific technologies (spare parts) to start with. He can sharpen his clap clap to control tv techniques alone to a level he can sell it to a bigger company. Surely, if he can't go it big at once (by manufacturing a futuristic car, for example) he can start from specific niches and expand from there.

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• MARTIN KAY 12 years ago

  Great piece, good read.
  
  It’s a shame, just a pity how we never learn from the past mistakes or even try to replicate what has worked successfully in other countries. Its just sad that our country has no sense of urgency ...
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  Great piece, good read.
  
  It’s a shame, just a pity how we never learn from the past mistakes or even try to replicate what has worked successfully in other countries. Its just sad that our country has no sense of urgency or planning for the future. Even where the plans are laid out clearly, we never get to implement them.
  
  All we do it pump untraceable millions into companies that “claim” to produce laptops in Ghana whiles these assembly plants don’t even have the capacity to assembly 100 laptops per day.
  
  Our priorities are just misplaced.

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• ANARFI. N. ZEALAND 12 years ago

  A great writer. I hope somebody is taking note of the plight of the Apostle.Who is ready to helo?

  A great writer. I hope somebody is taking note of the plight of the Apostle.Who is ready to helo?

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• Kofi Danso 12 years ago

  I have already provided my details if they send me an email i would help in the best way i can.
  Also if there is any NGO or governmemt institution that needs support in funds send me and email and get in contact with you.
  
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  I have already provided my details if they send me an email i would help in the best way i can.
  Also if there is any NGO or governmemt institution that needs support in funds send me and email and get in contact with you.
  
  email again is
  kofidanso111@hotmail.com

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• Stephen-Pipes Afrifa 12 years ago

  Indeed this hypocritical behaviour of Ghanaian Leaders is uncalled for. One thing I have notice is that they are jealous and talk too much without walking the talk... If things are not properly done, Ghana will continue to be ...
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  Indeed this hypocritical behaviour of Ghanaian Leaders is uncalled for. One thing I have notice is that they are jealous and talk too much without walking the talk... If things are not properly done, Ghana will continue to be hell. How wicked they are, the wicked will never know peace. God bless Apostle Dr. Kwadwo Sarfo Kantaka, I have personally see one of his 4X4 vehicles and the quality in metal is superb , no difference or his is better than the western ones.

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• JOE NIPAMU 12 years ago

  We need more of such articles. Keep it up, Stephen.

  We need more of such articles. Keep it up, Stephen.

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• Ishmoto 12 years ago

  Why can't he assemble the plant that manufacture the cars. I think he said he is an engineer?

  Why can't he assemble the plant that manufacture the cars. I think he said he is an engineer?

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• edward 12 years ago

  Who started this reginal balance nonsense?? President Kufour and his tribal bushmen like you. Gbemela yakame!

  Who started this reginal balance nonsense?? President Kufour and his tribal bushmen like you. Gbemela yakame!

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• edward 12 years ago

  it all started when we had a block factory to repair, he apostle told my boss in passing that it can be done and he will send his workers to get to him. we never heard from him so i was task to go search and locate and remind ...
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  it all started when we had a block factory to repair, he apostle told my boss in passing that it can be done and he will send his workers to get to him. we never heard from him so i was task to go search and locate and remind him after calling several times and no response i believed i had the wrong numbers
  i went on line , fb, sent him and his office lots of mails and called several fone lines, wait and wait no response. i told myself this sites must be fake, i drove to gomoa ( on of the towns) where his base is i was told i can not even see any one and that they are all too busy. i was given a number. i called the number and asked if the sites and all that are that of the great apostle the answer was yes.
  i was then given a number to call in tema as i was based in tema. i called the number went to the factory saw the manager and took him to our factory several times. took our number that they will price the job and get to us.
  i have since called several times this was all in 2011 till tomorrow i have not heard from them.
  tell me stephen is this good enough.
  now lets us go to his bus business.
  if you want some of the ill mannered drivers in tema u just turn to the drivers of imperial express. speeding like mad.
  let me bore you with this i never worked in valco but their drivers were one of the best you could ever find. ( i was living in community eleven ) their bus drivers we trained to drive properly and respect other road users no one will tell you they took and still take safety seriously. you will never see a valco car being driven badly in town. that is what i call a good corporate image.
  stephen there is a word called corporate image and we as Ghanaians must respect that word. if you were in my shoes will you be happy and pleased about the apostle works. you may argue that it is his workers not himself but he needs these workers to make it.
  if before you buy say a laptop and you call a shop several times and no one minds you, your mails are not responded to will you go ahead and buy from the shop.
  in my area where i live when i search for wireless i see a cloud service with a fone number. i have called several times no response will you go ahead and use that service. if tomorrow i am a manager or a director will i not stay far off that business no matter how good people say there are.
  i told a friend about my experience with the apostle who was once in government and he told me about serious other blunders and spoilt chances from the apostle end both during npp and ndc regimes.
  i then believed that we can not blame the politician in all this.
  the apostle and his managers must up their game and people will rather chase him.
  let me give you one good example before i hang up Mr owusu. try following both RLG and TECHNO. rlg has got all the government contracts and free laptops deals etc but people do not trust them as their products are bad very bad customer service the least i say the better. techno do not have all this but people chase their services as there are providing a good service.
  do not look what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country.
  i rest my case.

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• James B. Otafregya 12 years ago

  The govt have to borrow from other coutries to finance most projects so how can the same give loans to a private man or
  
  Everywhere, inventors approach financiers (banks, companies and other sponsors) and demonstrate the f ...
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  The govt have to borrow from other coutries to finance most projects so how can the same give loans to a private man or
  
  Everywhere, inventors approach financiers (banks, companies and other sponsors) and demonstrate the feasibility and the economic gains of their inventions. When the financiers are convinced of the economic profits, they RISK and put money into the mass production. It is then after the govt may allow allow some tax holidays and incentives for a given amount of time.
  
  Steven Atta, we must seriously begin to REASON out the box and not MIX 'govt' into anything.

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• KK 12 years ago

  You're right, James. Apparently, despite Safo's supposed genius and inventions, no one thinks he is worth investing in. The banks don't want to fund him. Government agencies don't want to promote him either. There's something ...
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  You're right, James. Apparently, despite Safo's supposed genius and inventions, no one thinks he is worth investing in. The banks don't want to fund him. Government agencies don't want to promote him either. There's something lacking somewhere. The man may be a technical genius but he can't come up with a serious workable business proposal that will entice venture capital.
  
  Ghana is not like the USA which has an abundance of venture capitalists willing to take huge risks. People in Ghana want sure returns for their investment and if they see that Safo can't give them that assurance, they won't fund him. It is not their fault.
  
  It is possible that this man can be given a lot of money and he can still fail. It is not enough to be able to invent things. You must find a way of bringing your inventions to the market. That act should also be part of your genius. You can't go blaming someone else for not helping you.

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• don money 12 years ago

  ALL LEADERS ALWAYS WANT US TO PATRONISE MADE IN GHANA GOODS BUT THEY PREFER INPORTED GOODS.WHICH OF THE LEADERS WILL BUY MADE IN GHANA CAR.EVEN I WILL NOT EVEN BUY MYSELF,I WIL PREFER A GERMAN CAR.APOSTLE DO GODS WORK&STOP SE ...
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  ALL LEADERS ALWAYS WANT US TO PATRONISE MADE IN GHANA GOODS BUT THEY PREFER INPORTED GOODS.WHICH OF THE LEADERS WILL BUY MADE IN GHANA CAR.EVEN I WILL NOT EVEN BUY MYSELF,I WIL PREFER A GERMAN CAR.APOSTLE DO GODS WORK&STOP SEEKING HELP FR. GOVT.

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• don money 12 years ago

  PLEASE U ARE A PATRIOTIC CITIZEN BUT ASK YOURSELVE HOW MANY TIMES DO YOU PATRONISE MADE IN GHANA GOODS.JUST TAKE THE SHOE U ARE WEARING THIS MORNING IS IT MADE IN GHANA.?IF THE GOVT. EVEN SUPPORTS HIM WHO WIL BUY GHANA CAR.TH ...
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  PLEASE U ARE A PATRIOTIC CITIZEN BUT ASK YOURSELVE HOW MANY TIMES DO YOU PATRONISE MADE IN GHANA GOODS.JUST TAKE THE SHOE U ARE WEARING THIS MORNING IS IT MADE IN GHANA.?IF THE GOVT. EVEN SUPPORTS HIM WHO WIL BUY GHANA CAR.THINK STEVO.

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• mamaga 12 years ago

  i liked d man until d friend i had at terriary level made it known to me that he iz d living god ( nyame safo) n d pray tru im.leadn pple wrongfully. sori to Say he is nt a star of Africa bcos her has bleached iz skin........ ...
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  i liked d man until d friend i had at terriary level made it known to me that he iz d living god ( nyame safo) n d pray tru im.leadn pple wrongfully. sori to Say he is nt a star of Africa bcos her has bleached iz skin..........since he is d living god he shd nver lack n shd b able to provide 4 iz blind followers.....

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• Uncle Ebo 12 years ago

  This is a clear sign of what our problem is. What would people in the affairs of governance get from Him? We are full of greed and seriously corrupt.

  This is a clear sign of what our problem is. What would people in the affairs of governance get from Him? We are full of greed and seriously corrupt.

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• K.B 12 years ago

  Yes,the High Priest has spoken!I remember Nana Drobo the TraditionalMedicine man reputed to have had a cure for HIV AIDS.The then health minister for Cote d'Ivoire came to Ghana ,organised a press conference and appealed to t ...
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  Yes,the High Priest has spoken!I remember Nana Drobo the TraditionalMedicine man reputed to have had a cure for HIV AIDS.The then health minister for Cote d'Ivoire came to Ghana ,organised a press conference and appealed to the then Govt./Health Ministry to take his claim seriously and support him since there was proof that he had the cure for AIDS.This was after he had treated a prominent white French man and actually cured him of the disease.
  Nothing came of that and to cut a long story short,he was murdered after returning from Japan at the invitation of some medical institute...!ON his return from Japan he had intimated that they tried to kill him in Japan after he had refused to sign some bogus agreement to the effect that he co-discovered the cure with them,and that some highly placed Ghanaian medical doctors were behind the attempt.He said he would reveal their names at the appropriate time.Sadly he was murdered before that could happen.
  Honestly,even though I am very very proud of my African heritage,when it comes to issues like the one above,High Preist,I'm inclined to say that Africans and their political leaders are some of the most stupid fools on Mother Earth!But then it is the foreign value systemwe have adopted that is killing us.

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• Alhaji Pope 12 years ago

  I think the Apostel. needs good managers and he should open up for public investiment, by selling shares. he doesnt need any goverment.

  I think the Apostel. needs good managers and he should open up for public investiment, by selling shares. he doesnt need any goverment.

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• Doerman 12 years ago

  Apostle Safo is not getting help from the government because of the daughter's involvement in Politics.

  Apostle Safo is not getting help from the government because of the daughter's involvement in Politics.

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• A Richard 12 years ago

  I will call on President Mahama to use all his efforts to this noble inventor attain his goal, if he is able to help this inventor the generation of Ghannians in future will always remember him as a legacy.

  I will call on President Mahama to use all his efforts to this noble inventor attain his goal, if he is able to help this inventor the generation of Ghannians in future will always remember him as a legacy.

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• kojo 12 years ago

  Good articlw

  Good articlw

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• Odurose 12 years ago

  So where is the prototype model of his car for which he is seeking funds for an assembly plant?
  
  And if his genius lies in the organisation of his church for what invention is he being touted as a genius?
  
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  So where is the prototype model of his car for which he is seeking funds for an assembly plant?
  
  And if his genius lies in the organisation of his church for what invention is he being touted as a genius?
  
  This write-up seems to make unsubstantiated assertions and seeks to blame everybody for the apparent lack of progress of this apsostle without telling us the true measure of the man's technological achievement. Telling us about what Mr Akutteh and Mr Daniel Danso tell the writer of the piece does not advance the argument any further than just that. This is the sort of beer bar charivari which we Ghanaians sometimes take as gospel truth. Asian electronics and computer entrepreneurs have achieved so much without any government subsidies or support.
  
  Finally, have the so-called inventions and technological breakthroughs by this genius been openly acknowledged by the scientific and engineering communities in Ghana?
  
  If the apostle wants to replicate what others have done successfully elsewhere in the world, by all means let hism do so by approaching banks and other financiers in Ghana and elsewhere. His success in doing this will be a measure of his entrepreneurial acumen. We should not be maudlin and point accusatory fingers at goveernment, as Mr Atta Owusu does in his piece here, if he is not being successful as an entrepreneur qua entrepreneur.

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• ghanaba 12 years ago

  the usual african problem, wanting everything in a single lifetime. david wanted to build a temple but God refused, that he had too much blood on his hands, although he always sought for God's assistance. it was rather his so ...
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  the usual african problem, wanting everything in a single lifetime. david wanted to build a temple but God refused, that he had too much blood on his hands, although he always sought for God's assistance. it was rather his son. as a pastor, he should realise the indespensable and preponderent role of God all his life.The Almighty who has started his goodworks will definitely bring it to pass. God knows best, but as it stands today, even me can fortell that he might not survive the int. competition. he should keep on praying and continue doing what he can do best. i seize this opportunity, to express my personal appreciation to this father. remembeer you have served your generation and that is the most important.

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• The Eye Germany 12 years ago

  Steve, thank you for celebrating a Ghanaian genius and celebrity like Dr. Apostle Kwadwo Sarfo Kantanga. Its said that a great man has no honour in his own country. This is very true especially in Africa. If this man was an A ...
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  Steve, thank you for celebrating a Ghanaian genius and celebrity like Dr. Apostle Kwadwo Sarfo Kantanga. Its said that a great man has no honour in his own country. This is very true especially in Africa. If this man was an American,the people and government would have helped him to be great and in turn help his country and people. But,no, not in Ghana and Africa. I hope our leaders are reading your great article and learning something from it. Bravo, Akoks.

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• Oti Akenteng 12 years ago

  A very good article,but producing cars into the world market is not an easy one.So don,t blame the governments for not supporting the ideas.

  A very good article,but producing cars into the world market is not an easy one.So don,t blame the governments for not supporting the ideas.

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• Koo Nimo 12 years ago

  He needs a foreign collaboration to succeed

  He needs a foreign collaboration to succeed

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• karchire.k.nyarko 12 years ago

  Brilliantly written! by doing smthing about that is,we not only help him but the entire continent.

  Brilliantly written! by doing smthing about that is,we not only help him but the entire continent.

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• joseph owusu 12 years ago

  A GOOD ARTICLE BY THE AUTHOR,IT IS VERY INTERESTING.

  A GOOD ARTICLE BY THE AUTHOR,IT IS VERY INTERESTING.

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• Emma 12 years ago

  Beautiful article. keep it up. I hope the president of Ghana is planing to take action to help the country.

  Beautiful article. keep it up. I hope the president of Ghana is planing to take action to help the country.

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• Joseph 11 years ago

  more info about Apostle Safo is located at www.africarm.org

  more info about Apostle Safo is located at www.africarm.org

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• kofi mpaebo 11 years ago

  African leaders only think about their selfish interest especially ghanaian leaders they watch but they can see (Nana Safo contineu shining your star n u "ii reach success land.)

  African leaders only think about their selfish interest especially ghanaian leaders they watch but they can see (Nana Safo contineu shining your star n u "ii reach success land.)

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