NDC govt must solve Ghana’s socio-economic problems

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• Tonga Tonga 12 years ago

  Are you dreaming? The NDC only think of chopping Ghana money and using their power to benefit themselves. we will soon learn that Ghana is bankrupt!!

  Are you dreaming? The NDC only think of chopping Ghana money and using their power to benefit themselves. we will soon learn that Ghana is bankrupt!!

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• Professor 12 years ago

  This is the absolute best article in recent memory I have read about the true track record of NDC governments in Ghana over 25 years!! 25 years of daylight robbery of the resources of Ghana for personal gain by no vision NDC ...
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  This is the absolute best article in recent memory I have read about the true track record of NDC governments in Ghana over 25 years!! 25 years of daylight robbery of the resources of Ghana for personal gain by no vision NDC governments in Ghana. "Where there is no vision, the people perish" says the Word of God. After 25 years of NDC rule, Ghanaians are truly perishing. God Save Ghana.

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• peasah darkwah .new york city 12 years ago

  VERY VERY SAD. CAN SOMEONE TELL ME WHAT N.D.C CAN SHOW TO ME AFTER THIS 25YRS IN OFFICE? AFTER 25 YEARS FOR VOTING , N. D.C WORLD BANKS ARE STILL THE POOR REGION.

  VERY VERY SAD. CAN SOMEONE TELL ME WHAT N.D.C CAN SHOW TO ME AFTER THIS 25YRS IN OFFICE? AFTER 25 YEARS FOR VOTING , N. D.C WORLD BANKS ARE STILL THE POOR REGION.

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• Akua Yirenkyi 12 years ago

  Yes, all fingers are pointing to NDC,PNDC,some people have forgotten that all our woes started after the 1966 coup.All of use one way or the other has contributed to the weak economy today. Selfishness, greediness,corruption ...
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  Yes, all fingers are pointing to NDC,PNDC,some people have forgotten that all our woes started after the 1966 coup.All of use one way or the other has contributed to the weak economy today. Selfishness, greediness,corruption from top to bottom. We are all part of it.

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• Kojo T 12 years ago

  feb 24 1966 you brought Ghana to a standstill. You came fully to power in 1969 and the factories hade been left idle for 3 years. What did you do to revie them ? Nothing . Rather you brought in foreign producdd goods to compe ...
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  feb 24 1966 you brought Ghana to a standstill. You came fully to power in 1969 and the factories hade been left idle for 3 years. What did you do to revie them ? Nothing . Rather you brought in foreign producdd goods to compete and under cut the few local ones left. IN 1966 JJ was then in the then Form Five preparing to write his O levels . He came in 1979 and finally 1981. 15 years after the factories were closed . Did you expect them to work well well. Even the tractors were left in the fields at the mercy of the weather .Good house keeping or sheer negligence or stupidity . When you had power for 8 years why could you not rehabilitate and collect the funds from J J " cronies" ? After all you jailed some and murdered others . rather you stole so much you were labelled " Ali babaa & the 40 thieves" . In 2007 an elderly lady at Osu polling station was captured pleading with JJ " daddy pleasesave us " K4 your best had left a legacy of tribalism so much the Ga Adngbe youth would not al;low him to have on office on Ga land . Then the Asante youth and then the Ahanta youth . Now you want us to have in power Yen akanfo, all die be die, win at all cost, kill Ewes , kill Gas and people ho call Northern peoles pepefo or Ntafor , cow herds, shit carriers ? Shut up AND LEARN SOME CIVILIZATION BEFORE YOU COME TO POWER

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• AMB 12 years ago

  The most corrupt Government ever in the history of Ghana is Kuffours Govt that is why Ghanaians voted NPP out. They will further vote NPP out in 2016 for creating unsettling conditions for investments and international donor ...
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  The most corrupt Government ever in the history of Ghana is Kuffours Govt that is why Ghanaians voted NPP out. They will further vote NPP out in 2016 for creating unsettling conditions for investments and international donor support. Ghanaians are wide awake!!!!

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• Nii Ansah Germany 12 years ago

  Gbee well written please this is my Nr 00491737216806

  Gbee well written please this is my Nr 00491737216806

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• Obeng Rago - 12 years ago

  WOW...WILL GET IN TOUCH...THANKS

  WOW...WILL GET IN TOUCH...THANKS

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• BE BOLD 12 years ago

  Nothing but the truth(pravda)has been told!

  Nothing but the truth(pravda)has been told!

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• K. Sarpong, Selden. New York. 12 years ago

  Mr Amponsa-Dadzie's article is one of
  the best I have read ever. I totally
  agree with him on everything. When I
  graduated from Legon in 1982, I was posted to Bekwai SDA Secondary school in Ashanti to do my national servic ...
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  Mr Amponsa-Dadzie's article is one of
  the best I have read ever. I totally
  agree with him on everything. When I
  graduated from Legon in 1982, I was posted to Bekwai SDA Secondary school in Ashanti to do my national service.
  Rawlings had introduced the Junior secondary school reform and some of the intake were from the Junior Secondary schools. Those students were horrible, they couldn't write a sentence without a grammatical error.
  They were immature, ill-prepared for a secondary education. I spent most of my time correcting grammatical mistakes instead of the subject I was supposed to teach. That is the legacy Rawlings has left us. I spent 5 years in secondary school and an additional
  2 years in Sixth-Form. Then 3 more years at the University Of Ghana- Legon. When I came out, I was mature,
  very educated and hard-working. All this long education helped me when I came to America and had to go back to school while working. I still don't know why Rawlings scrapped the education system that was working.Ghanaians were so educated, everybody wanted Ghanaian teachers. Those who went to Nigeria were carried shoulder high by their students. Libya sent planes to recruit
  Ghanaian teachers and paid them in US
  Dollars. Other countries courted Ghanaians in various professions.
  The New York Times recently said that one-third of Ghanaian trained doctors
  are working outside Ghana. This may not be good for Ghana, but think of how much money they are sending home.
  This is due to the good education many of us received under the old system. I pray every day that a politician will come and take us back.

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• Obeng Rago - 12 years ago

  THE TRUTH WILL SET US FREE, BROTHERMEN

  THE TRUTH WILL SET US FREE, BROTHERMEN

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