The boiling pot of a virdict: my speech

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• insight to the bone 12 years ago

  During the last year or so its has become clear to almost every child the ethnocentric racist anti Akan vicious propaganda directed mainly against the innocent Ashanti and Akyems .Even here on this forum we witness the daily ...
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  During the last year or so its has become clear to almost every child the ethnocentric racist anti Akan vicious propaganda directed mainly against the innocent Ashanti and Akyems .Even here on this forum we witness the daily insults , defamation and systematic character assination of any Akan leader who dares raise his voice to cry foul. The Akans lead by the Fantis are fighting back just as they in the early 90's with prof eduboahen and this happened last year after the murder of Mills. these ewe and northerners think if they bribe a few paramount chiefs and buy off Akuffo Addo as they have done they can go back to the business of looting the coffers but not so . They are overwhelmed by the resistance which is being lead by the family heads and the clans . since most the people here writing under false Akan names dont see the difference continue to harass the ashantis and akyems who by the way rarely ever contribute anything to this forum . this prof awonoor has mislead his people into a war they will surely loose , battle after battle they are pounded and bashed , the sophistication of their devious divide and rule strategy has been exposed and backfired ,today the Akans are more united than ever so much so the the Ashantis and akyems no more participate but are standing on the sidelines watching as they are surprised at the fury and determination of the rest of the Akans to rid themselves of this yoke of oppression. Akans will never peacefully accept to be second class citizens like the Indians in Latin America and fight the hegemony and tribalism with these same tools rather than just brushing it off and pretending it doesn't exist . the battle-lines have been drawn in the minds of every Ghanian and as things escalate the business of governance is slowly grinding to a halt soon from verbal warfare we move to open rejection of the govt of the day which will most likely end up in true war . we can not build and develop a sustainable economy if the ayigbe and pepeni can only be focused on the destruction of the Akans and looting the wealth of the nation , sadly when we say this all they say is that their hate is justified and their time has come to chop some . let it be known Akans make up almost 70% of the population, have 90% of the wealth and natural resources and that this govt that practically has less than 10% Akan participation is illegitimate and even the foreign banks and investors have noticed this and are withdrawing , the rest like the Chinese , Indians , Muslim Lebanese and Turkish will soon risk never being paid . billions have been borrowed but nobody has seen any benefits but it has ended up in the bottomless pits of the greed of the ndc pepeni and ayigbe . we propose secession as a peaceful exit to this mess , if persuasion fails force will be applied , long live the republic of Akan

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• Ben 12 years ago

  These 6 bribe taking judges have done great disservice to Ghana. Posterity will judge them.

  These 6 bribe taking judges have done great disservice to Ghana. Posterity will judge them.

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• IDRIS PACAS 12 years ago

  I doubt if you used to watch court proceedings. Otherwise, you'd have realized that figures don't lie. Common sense informed every one including nAna that his case will be dismissed. He prepared his concession speech and cong ...
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  I doubt if you used to watch court proceedings. Otherwise, you'd have realized that figures don't lie. Common sense informed every one including nAna that his case will be dismissed. He prepared his concession speech and congratulatory message to JM in advance. Keep dreaming that Bamumia, the clueless witness, did adduce wonderful evidence. Shame!

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• Nana Agyemang 12 years ago

  Your madness know no bounds.

  Your madness know no bounds.

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• Repugnant. 12 years ago

  Your words are mere noise “The calabash that is used to de-silt a well, does not drink its water.” So if Nana did all this for the love of his party or country, are you morons still titillating this orgiastic infamy? Give ...
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  Your words are mere noise “The calabash that is used to de-silt a well, does not drink its water.” So if Nana did all this for the love of his party or country, are you morons still titillating this orgiastic infamy? Give it up. Nana has expired politically, God may not forsake him yet, just let it be done.

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• Samuel 12 years ago

  The key to good article is originality and you failed woefully at that. Your introductory paragraph is a corruption of Antony's speech in Shakespeare's JULIUS CAESAR. You can do better than this and next time let your intelli ...
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  The key to good article is originality and you failed woefully at that. Your introductory paragraph is a corruption of Antony's speech in Shakespeare's JULIUS CAESAR. You can do better than this and next time let your intelligence wax originality for men and women to savour and clamour for your stainless speeches.

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• CHE ANDREW 12 years ago

  With your level of oratory skills you should be teaching students Literature rather than engage in politics

  With your level of oratory skills you should be teaching students Literature rather than engage in politics

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• Tonga Tonga 12 years ago

  My friends (Ghanaians, Africans and elsewhere) watched every detail of the election proceedings and analysed the supporting documents and we all came to the conclusion that the elections were rigged beyond doubt!! We also loo ...
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  My friends (Ghanaians, Africans and elsewhere) watched every detail of the election proceedings and analysed the supporting documents and we all came to the conclusion that the elections were rigged beyond doubt!! We also looked at similar cases in Africa and the pattern appears to be the same; once election rigging sets in, it worsens with every future election; I see why Morgan Tsvangarai did not want to even bother going to court as he claimed that he would most likely not get a fair hearing. The story repeats itself in so many African countries and this highlights the need for an international court to handle national election dispute. It would go a long way in ensuring true democracy by discouraging rigged elections and potential violence later.

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• Kudi 12 years ago

  ATUBUGA AND CO.WILL BLOAT LIKE KPEGAH BEFORE THEY DIE

  ATUBUGA AND CO.WILL BLOAT LIKE KPEGAH BEFORE THEY DIE

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• Kwobia,Toronto 12 years ago

  Racist war mongering!The wise justices spoke clearly for Ghana,and not for some clannish fools.

  Racist war mongering!The wise justices spoke clearly for Ghana,and not for some clannish fools.

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