Exploitation, Corruption and Domination

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• TOTO AFRICA 12 years ago

  LIKE MANY OTHER GHANAIAN "LEADERS", OR LOOTERS IF YOU LIKE, KWESI APPIAH AND NYANTAKYI ARE FAKES AND DUMBS!
  
  THEY RIDE HIGH ON THE BACKS OF TALENTED YOUNG PLAYERS UNEARTHED BY BS PREVIOUS EUROPEAN BS COACHES THAN ON THEIR ...
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  LIKE MANY OTHER GHANAIAN "LEADERS", OR LOOTERS IF YOU LIKE, KWESI APPIAH AND NYANTAKYI ARE FAKES AND DUMBS!
  
  THEY RIDE HIGH ON THE BACKS OF TALENTED YOUNG PLAYERS UNEARTHED BY BS PREVIOUS EUROPEAN BS COACHES THAN ON THEIR JOB COMPETENCE AND EXPERIENCE.
  
  GHANA "LEADERS" ARE FAKES AND FULL OF SHIT!
  
  THAT'S WHY THEY MAKE LIVING CONDITIONS HARSHER FOR THOSE LIVING IN THE COUNTRY, THAN FOR THOSE LIVING OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY.
  
  THE THOUGHTLESS HIKES IN UTILITY TARIFFS, IMPORT DUTIES AND THEIR ADVERSE EFFECTS ON GHANA'S CONSUMER PRICE INDEX, ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY HARDSHIPS IMPOSED ON LONG-SUFFERING GHANAIANS IN GHANA.
  
  LIKE KWESIS NYANTAKYI AND APPIAH HAVE DUMPED GOOD DEDICATED LOCAL PLAYERS IN PREFERENCE TO FOREIGN BASED ONES JUST TO MAKE THEM LOOK GOOD, GHANA'S ENTIRE LEADERS HAVE DUMPED GHANAIAN BUSINESSES LIKE CONTRACTORS FOR INDIAN AND CHINESE ONES.
  
  I WONDER IF CHINA OR INDIA WILL EVER AWARD A CONTRACT TO A GHANAIAN, LET ALONE A BLACK CONTRACTOR.
  
  I REALLY DO NOT KNOW WHAT'S WRONG WITH BLACK LEADERS.
  
  DON'T OUR "LEADERS" APPRECIATE THE RAW RACISM GOING ON ACROSS THE WORLD AGAINST ANYTHING BLACK?
  
  VERY SOON, A LOAF OF BREAD IN GHANA WILL COST GHC1 MILLION LIKE IT DOES IN ZIMBABWE, MARK MY WORDS.
  
  WE SHALL ALL SWIM IN THE SHIT.

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• TOTO AFRICA 12 years ago

  DAMN, I DO NOT UNDERSTAND THIS ENGLISH, SO I STOPPED READING THIS WRITE JUST AFTER LINE TWO.
  
  NO WONDER THE AUTHOR IS AN AKAN LIKE KUFUOR WHO LIVED AND SCHOOLED IN ENGLAND, YET THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IS A CHALLENGE TO JA KUFU ...
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  DAMN, I DO NOT UNDERSTAND THIS ENGLISH, SO I STOPPED READING THIS WRITE JUST AFTER LINE TWO.
  
  NO WONDER THE AUTHOR IS AN AKAN LIKE KUFUOR WHO LIVED AND SCHOOLED IN ENGLAND, YET THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IS A CHALLENGE TO JA KUFUOR.
  
  KUFUOR SPEAKS ASHANTI ENGLISH.

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• Charlie King Addo 12 years ago

  When the most corrupt dominate the political landscape, of course the state coffers get drained and not a dime would be accounted for. They are not leaving without putting up a good fight. They post their men where it counts ...
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  When the most corrupt dominate the political landscape, of course the state coffers get drained and not a dime would be accounted for. They are not leaving without putting up a good fight. They post their men where it counts and they see to it that all grounds are covered. Change is a word they do not want to hear and they are a threat to the opposition.
  Transparency is a word of the past. Gold transactions negotiated under the cover of darkness and all kinds of social vices have become the order of the day. Be it history or tradition they do not or cannot be loyal to the country Ghana so the carnage continues and the country sinks deeper and deeper into abyss. As if intoxicated by greed they loot even in the open and not a whole lot any one can do to stop them. Free fall for all. Educated but as if not intelligent nothing you do a say to them hits home. Be bold and ask anyone of them why they involved themselves in politics and not a soul can give a tangible reason except quote some gibberish on your face. They pushed, they shoved, scratched and clawed their way into politics and after some 40 or so years, many still do not remember why they got into politics. But one thing for sure, it sure as hell feels good to be an African politician. They do not look like noble men and women. No sane person would want them as their leaders all because they are not leaders and they are not there to lead just so you know.

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• MARCUS AMPADU 12 years ago

  The high rate of illiteracy and poverty all over Africa breeds corruption, exploitation, and dominance in that order. It's an African problem.

  The high rate of illiteracy and poverty all over Africa breeds corruption, exploitation, and dominance in that order. It's an African problem.

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