Who is in charge of President Mahama’s Twitter account?

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• Santasi Cowboy 12 years ago

  I doubt the President types the tweet himself. But, you know something? The President and his administration have done far more worse to Ghana than mere spelling error/grammatical mistake on twitter account!

  I doubt the President types the tweet himself. But, you know something? The President and his administration have done far more worse to Ghana than mere spelling error/grammatical mistake on twitter account!

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• Nyansasem 12 years ago

  It comes from his staff but he has to approve it before sending the message and therefore I blame him
  
  By the way, I don't see why people follow clueless and selfish African leaders anyway.
  
  "Ain't nobody got time for th ...
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  It comes from his staff but he has to approve it before sending the message and therefore I blame him
  
  By the way, I don't see why people follow clueless and selfish African leaders anyway.
  
  "Ain't nobody got time for that"

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• Kwesi Atta Sakyi 12 years ago

  On social fora, we can choose to be informal, so you need to relax and not make a mountain out of a mole hill.

  On social fora, we can choose to be informal, so you need to relax and not make a mountain out of a mole hill.

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• sam 12 years ago

  John Jinapor manages the presidents twitter account

  John Jinapor manages the presidents twitter account

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• NANA P. P. 12 years ago

  THE EWE PRYCE HAS NOTHING SENSIBLE FOR THE PLATFORM.

  THE EWE PRYCE HAS NOTHING SENSIBLE FOR THE PLATFORM.

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• Kwadwo 12 years ago

  He is not that bright.

  He is not that bright.

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• Kofi 12 years ago

  "Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe" an accomplished writer? God have mercy on us.
  you're dumber than the person you seek to correct.

  "Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe" an accomplished writer? God have mercy on us.
  you're dumber than the person you seek to correct.

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• mamaga 12 years ago

  any better issues?....lets tackle reasonable problems facing our dear country.......so sad to c pple waste time n moni

  any better issues?....lets tackle reasonable problems facing our dear country.......so sad to c pple waste time n moni

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• neema 12 years ago

  It is our concerted effort to take care of each other and we shld not let politics blind us from correcting smthng that is wrong. The writer is right in pointing out this issue. It will only make whoever manages the account ...
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  It is our concerted effort to take care of each other and we shld not let politics blind us from correcting smthng that is wrong. The writer is right in pointing out this issue. It will only make whoever manages the account to be mindful and extra careful when twitting..
  The prez is the prez for Ghana and he reflects on us all.
  Thanks pryce and I trust someone who can get this message across would read and advise.

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• Wahabu 12 years ago

  Thank you for your efforts at pointing out the errors on the said twitter post. You have made several valid points including the fact that writing skills of each and everyone of us needs to be improved. I however think your o ...
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  Thank you for your efforts at pointing out the errors on the said twitter post. You have made several valid points including the fact that writing skills of each and everyone of us needs to be improved. I however think your opinion on the conversion or change of our educational system as being foolish was rahter simplicitic, it terrible trying to associate every challenge our educational system faces today to the change. Long before the introduction of the new system, many people complained about fallen standards in education in Ghana, and also many of us (products of the new system who have made efforts to learn just like those of you who went through the old system are equally doing well if not the best (I am sure we are not the worse). So next time, I think your article should stay focus on how to improve the system and stop calling people who have played their role in building this our great nation names even if you do not agree with them or some of the decisions they have made while in power.

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• Kojo Samla 12 years ago

  All you need to do to be called a journalist in Ghana is to speak twi, use a lot of uncouth phrases in twi and do "concert" and collect tips from politicians. What do they need English grammar for?

  All you need to do to be called a journalist in Ghana is to speak twi, use a lot of uncouth phrases in twi and do "concert" and collect tips from politicians. What do they need English grammar for?

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• Kwesi Atta Sakyi 12 years ago

  Efo, why split hairs on such a triviality when gargantuan national matters are crying for attention?

  Efo, why split hairs on such a triviality when gargantuan national matters are crying for attention?

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• LoK 12 years ago

  Sheesh! Chill. Have you follwed tweets coming out of the White House Twitter account, for example? Typos, transposed letters, or in this case heterographs are not uncommon in the structurally informal format of Twitter.
  
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  Sheesh! Chill. Have you follwed tweets coming out of the White House Twitter account, for example? Typos, transposed letters, or in this case heterographs are not uncommon in the structurally informal format of Twitter.
  
  The most important thing is the statement as a whole adequately conveyed the meaning intended. No need for you to belabor your point. Just chill

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• Dr SAS, Attorney at Law 12 years ago

  It was error to mention Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe as an accomplished Ghanaian writer and academic. Whatever the man knows of writing is so subsumed in the sewage of his stupidity that both his academic and writing prowess forever ...
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  It was error to mention Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe as an accomplished Ghanaian writer and academic. Whatever the man knows of writing is so subsumed in the sewage of his stupidity that both his academic and writing prowess forever remain buried in deep dung......
  An abstract knowledge of semiotics and semantics, unsupported by intelligent content and analyses, merely creates an educated Frankenstein who is neither accomplished nor an academic.

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• Afia 12 years ago

  Wow! May be this writer does not know who an accomplished academic/writer is. Okoampa writes English and you understand what he guys is talking about..Piecing senseless vocabs together for nothing...

  Wow! May be this writer does not know who an accomplished academic/writer is. Okoampa writes English and you understand what he guys is talking about..Piecing senseless vocabs together for nothing...

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