Has Ghana become parochial and mediocre?

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• Nee Osabu Anokwafo 12 years ago

  When we go to our offices in the
  morning,let us work for a better Ghana.
  We must stop entertaining hopeless visitors who come to help while away
  the.Surely, we could all do better.

  When we go to our offices in the
  morning,let us work for a better Ghana.
  We must stop entertaining hopeless visitors who come to help while away
  the.Surely, we could all do better.

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• Nee Osabu Anokwafo 12 years ago

  When we go to our offices in the
  morning,let us work for a better Ghana.
  We must stop entertaining hopeless visitors who come to steal away
  the time.Surely, we could all do better.

  When we go to our offices in the
  morning,let us work for a better Ghana.
  We must stop entertaining hopeless visitors who come to steal away
  the time.Surely, we could all do better.

  reply
• vicious cycle 12 years ago

  You have lost faith in unprincipled leadership. If you hold on to principles that are based on truth you will surely survive.

  You have lost faith in unprincipled leadership. If you hold on to principles that are based on truth you will surely survive.

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• AKASI MARTHA NZEMA 12 years ago

  "HAS GHANA BECOME PAROCHIAL AND MEDIOCRE?" MMMMM DON'T BE A CONFUSED YOUNG MAN. MAKE UP YOUR MIND THAT YOU ARE GOING TO CREATE JOB YOURSELF, BY THE HELP OF THE "HOLY SPIRIT YOU WILL BE A BUSINESS OWNER. FEEL GOOD, AND HELP TO ...
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  "HAS GHANA BECOME PAROCHIAL AND MEDIOCRE?" MMMMM DON'T BE A CONFUSED YOUNG MAN. MAKE UP YOUR MIND THAT YOU ARE GOING TO CREATE JOB YOURSELF, BY THE HELP OF THE "HOLY SPIRIT YOU WILL BE A BUSINESS OWNER. FEEL GOOD, AND HELP TO BUILD YOUR COUNTRY GHANA.

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• Pontius Pilate 12 years ago

  sure the lamentation goes on. my brother your observations are spot on but the remedies, not in our generation. we are just true reflection of the society in which we live. we indeed glorify "stupidity" and unfortunately we h ...
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  sure the lamentation goes on. my brother your observations are spot on but the remedies, not in our generation. we are just true reflection of the society in which we live. we indeed glorify "stupidity" and unfortunately we have our so called elite as the worse culprits.
  
  I share in your frustration for real.

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• joe eshi 12 years ago

  Expecting much is definitely not a bad thing. What i hope can drive this change is when the media especially radio talkshows (he morning shows) can focus on developmental issues. I recall when Komla Dumor took on the Pension ...
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  Expecting much is definitely not a bad thing. What i hope can drive this change is when the media especially radio talkshows (he morning shows) can focus on developmental issues. I recall when Komla Dumor took on the Pension Issues with SSNIT. It generated an inertia which eventually led to reforms though it is still work in progress.
  
  Societal issues should be the fulcrum of all of us but those who have mediums that reaches far should step up.
  
  We should all be involved

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• Akua 12 years ago

  Where are we going as a country? Selorm, you are not confused or expecting too much. Look at Ghana today: the roads, healthcare, education.... everything is a mess. What does the future hold for generations to come? All peop ...
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  Where are we going as a country? Selorm, you are not confused or expecting too much. Look at Ghana today: the roads, healthcare, education.... everything is a mess. What does the future hold for generations to come? All people think of is to get rich quick. We have forgotten the true sense of hard work. Just because Kwabena has a big car, by any means necessary Kwaku has to have one just like that. Well all is not lost, we all need to come together to make it a better place for all of us.

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