The partisan wolf in objective sheepskin in Ghana

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princewilly@ymail.com 12 years ago

A wolf was walking in the countryside. He found a sheep-skin spread on the ground. He thought, "If I wear this skin and get mixed up in the flock, the shepherd will not suspect me. At night, I will kill a stout sheep and then ...
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A wolf was walking in the countryside. He found a sheep-skin spread on the ground. He thought, "If I wear this skin and get mixed up in the flock, the shepherd will not suspect me. At night, I will kill a stout sheep and then take him away with me".

The wolf covered himself with the sheep-skin and got mixed up with a flock of sheep. As he had expected, the shepherd took him as a sheep and shut him also in the pen. The wolf was waiting for the night.

The shepherd had a feast that night. He sent a servant to fetch a fat sheep. The servant saw the sheep-skin covered wolf by chance. That night, the guests had the wolf for supper.

MORAL OF THE STORY,EVIL THOUGHTS HAVE EVIL END.
Peter Aboagye-Bobie 12 years ago

Where will the contrbution of talkatives like Kpessah lead Ghana to. They come into the media as if the have solutions to the problem only to milk the country

Where will the contrbution of talkatives like Kpessah lead Ghana to. They come into the media as if the have solutions to the problem only to milk the country
Sargeant Deku 12 years ago

We need to be serious in this country. Everybody calls himself an independent thinker but we dont see anything too.

We need to be serious in this country. Everybody calls himself an independent thinker but we dont see anything too.
Dartey 12 years ago

Of a truth, I doubted the objectivity of this man. It is obvious he couldn't resist the trappings of political appointments. Dr. Apaak was first and now Dr. Kpessah. I hope they will use their expertise to engender developmen ...
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Of a truth, I doubted the objectivity of this man. It is obvious he couldn't resist the trappings of political appointments. Dr. Apaak was first and now Dr. Kpessah. I hope they will use their expertise to engender development and growth and not smear themselves with corruption which seems to the norm of the day. Dr michael bokor, over to you.
Jato.P 12 years ago

The man is serving his country so why read partisan motives to his appointment. If we go on this kind of tangent, decent people will refuse to serve mother Ghana

The man is serving his country so why read partisan motives to his appointment. If we go on this kind of tangent, decent people will refuse to serve mother Ghana
Steve Biko 12 years ago

If these are the independent minds in Ghana, the Ghana is in trouble

If these are the independent minds in Ghana, the Ghana is in trouble
Peter Aboagye-Bobie 12 years ago

GHANA CAN BE A BETTER PLACE IF WE ALL DECIDE TO BE OBJECTIVE IN WHAT WE DO AND NOT BECAUSE OF NOKO FIO

GHANA CAN BE A BETTER PLACE IF WE ALL DECIDE TO BE OBJECTIVE IN WHAT WE DO AND NOT BECAUSE OF NOKO FIO
Ekuma 12 years ago

Paa Kow Odorkon , go and mash some kenkey and drink. Fool, pls move forward and don't be silly.

Paa Kow Odorkon , go and mash some kenkey and drink. Fool, pls move forward and don't be silly.

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