Why Ghana Won’t Burn

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Joe Kingsley Eyiah=Canada 12 years ago

Our God is Able! I personally admire the points the writer has raised in this write-up. They are very relevant and peculiar to our motherland, Ghana. The verdict of the Supreme Court will be the TRUTH by God's grace and Ghana ...
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Our God is Able! I personally admire the points the writer has raised in this write-up. They are very relevant and peculiar to our motherland, Ghana. The verdict of the Supreme Court will be the TRUTH by God's grace and Ghana will not burn. Amen
Ewusi 12 years ago

If government continues to invest in Akonfem that flies to Burkina.If government continues to display lack of vision.If government continues to pay lip service to youth employment.If government plays politics with agric secto ...
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If government continues to invest in Akonfem that flies to Burkina.If government continues to display lack of vision.If government continues to pay lip service to youth employment.If government plays politics with agric sector.If government continues to destroy interventions that alleviates the poor.I may not be surprise,it took Rawlings some few days to change our history.Why Ghana will not burn,will always be said by those who do not know the difference between petrol and matches.
insight to the bone 12 years ago

it is obvious things are deteriorating faster than we had expected. when the law is used the abuse the right of opinion and freedom of speech it proves we are now in an authoritarian state ruled by bugga bugga politicians , b ...
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it is obvious things are deteriorating faster than we had expected. when the law is used the abuse the right of opinion and freedom of speech it proves we are now in an authoritarian state ruled by bugga bugga politicians , buga buga idiot judges , buga buga security forces and buga buga civil servants of the pepeni and ayigbe nkwaseafuo gay perverse no morality persuasion . we are now entering the pre war era whereby they seek to jail and break the spirit of every Akan who dares speak up under the guise of contempt of court . we shall have our war and sweet sweet vengeance soon . it is time to punish these arrogant ndc buga buga fools. first they deny us our development will rawlings , then kill our man of hope mills and now steal the elections , this evil will never stop until we burn them all on the bonfire
K K Ntumi 12 years ago

This article is just perfect and refreshing.Ghana is not moving backwards .This nation is moving forwards

This article is just perfect and refreshing.Ghana is not moving backwards .This nation is moving forwards
Kwadwo 12 years ago

Rawlings killed and tortured for years, but Ghana did not burn. The fact is the silent majority do without government help in their lives. They will therefore not die for an politician to stay in power.

Rawlings killed and tortured for years, but Ghana did not burn. The fact is the silent majority do without government help in their lives. They will therefore not die for an politician to stay in power.
BOY KOFI 12 years ago

If we want to continue enjoying peace then we must work for it.The key word for assuring peace in the country is for the losers to accept the verdict graciously.In Kenya,Nigeria,Uganda and Zambia all the losers of the petitio ...
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If we want to continue enjoying peace then we must work for it.The key word for assuring peace in the country is for the losers to accept the verdict graciously.In Kenya,Nigeria,Uganda and Zambia all the losers of the petition accepted the verdict graciously and there was total peace.I disagree with lawyer Phillip Addison's address that the SC must satisfy the losers as condition for peace.Thank you.
ACRI Mate 12 years ago

Fine! Where is the option two? And why is it not worth mentioning?

Fine! Where is the option two? And why is it not worth mentioning?
Kalira 12 years ago

Oh npp

Oh npp
razak seini 12 years ago

And all shall come to pass... that my country Ghana shall not burn. we shall do the patapaa politics and that shall be all. God bless my homeland Ghana

And all shall come to pass... that my country Ghana shall not burn. we shall do the patapaa politics and that shall be all. God bless my homeland Ghana
Chris 12 years ago

This is an article of common sense. This types of article encourages non performers like the current government. By the way from the periods you referred to what had happened to countries apparently peaceful like Ghana within ...
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This is an article of common sense. This types of article encourages non performers like the current government. By the way from the periods you referred to what had happened to countries apparently peaceful like Ghana within the period? Can you cast your mind back in the last five years what the democracy had brought to the continent with poor and dictatorial leaders? I beg your pardon. Let us be careful. On the security services, it should be ringing in their head that there is human rights and crimes against humanity. Can you recollect the Sri Lanka case recently? You just don't shoot anybody because we bought the gun for you to protect the country. Our motto is freedom and justice. That is what Dr. Kwame Nkrumah bestowed on us. Anything else is secondary

OGIDIGIDI 12 years ago

Chris, Ghana's political history has always been on different path. Other countries rather learn from us, we do not learn from them. God leads us on.
God bless our Ghana

Chris, Ghana's political history has always been on different path. Other countries rather learn from us, we do not learn from them. God leads us on.
God bless our Ghana
Belinda 12 years ago

The truth is God reveals to redeem. He will redeem Ghana once again because he is faithful

The truth is God reveals to redeem. He will redeem Ghana once again because he is faithful
Moses 12 years ago

A good one.God bless Ghana.

A good one.God bless Ghana.

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