Power sharing is good

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• Akosua Tabuwaa 12 years ago

  Power sharing? Then there should not be elections.If one party does not control parliament,then there should be power sharing.It is up to voters and not you.

  Power sharing? Then there should not be elections.If one party does not control parliament,then there should be power sharing.It is up to voters and not you.

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• DAN 12 years ago

  and won't in ghana

  and won't in ghana

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• tim carter 12 years ago

  they shd all wke up ey r al sleepn

  they shd all wke up ey r al sleepn

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• Kofi Ata, Cambridge, UK 12 years ago

  Mr Apenteng, whilst the winner takes all as it operates in Ghana is bad, a coalition government or power sharing in Ghana would be a disaster. Just imagine NDC and NPP in a coalition or power sharing government? It's almost l ...
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  Mr Apenteng, whilst the winner takes all as it operates in Ghana is bad, a coalition government or power sharing in Ghana would be a disaster. Just imagine NDC and NPP in a coalition or power sharing government? It's almost like the devil and the satan sleeping together. The only thing that such power sharing government will do will be to create, loot and share. I welcome a government where competent, qualified and experienced individuals are appointed into positions of trust on merit, especially, as heads of public bodies and not necessarily on their political colours.
  
  Again, when such individuals are appointed, they serve the people of Ghana to the best of their ability and not use their positions to play political games or even sabotage the government so that their political party could come to power. That is why I suspect the type of winner takes all in Ghana. Political leadership are scared of appointing individuals who do not share their political ideology.

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• Charlie King Addo 12 years ago

  Why not a clean break? Why dilly dally with a delicate situation that we all know was bound to fail? Nice try with the experiment but it has exploded on our faces, thank you for nothing. We think and feel different about ever ...
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  Why not a clean break? Why dilly dally with a delicate situation that we all know was bound to fail? Nice try with the experiment but it has exploded on our faces, thank you for nothing. We think and feel different about everything on all issues. Why continue to deal with an inner conflict that is not going to go away. When lazy asses feel like they are the only ones predisposed to parade the corridors of power, what do you expect but strong reactions from concerned Ghanaians? Your leaders are not only bankrupt politically, they are also intoxicated by power and have lost track of reality thus, doing damage to our country and its resources. The whole continent of Africa has gone “bonkers” and it is churning our sycophants and lunatic cheer-leaders. People are talking which is a good thing but nobody is making sense. This tribal thing is going to cause the implosion of our dear country and we do not want that. Every tribe for itself, God for us all. If you run your side of town into the ditch you do not any longer have president Kuffour to blame. Right now we are getting a bad hair-cut and that my dear friends is causing us a chronic migraine and we are not having it. Not any longer. Go fool, go and leave my region raw and untouched. Vamoose and stay vanished for we have listened to far too much of your crap. 26 crappy years is about all we can take. Fewer the merrier. That is exactly how we want things so real men can come, start from a clean slate to make the magic you nonbelievers don`t think is possible. Your destructive nature is inborn, therefore not easy to cure. Go in pease and stay alive long enough to see with your own two eyes why we lost patience with you.

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