Are the youthful ones in Ghanaian politics failing us?

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• Akadu Mensema 12 years ago

  You always seize the least opportunity to praise your murderous kinsman, JJ Rawlings. You should explain the context of the "let the blood flow" mantra. Then again, not all students participated as you wish to believe. The st ...
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  You always seize the least opportunity to praise your murderous kinsman, JJ Rawlings. You should explain the context of the "let the blood flow" mantra. Then again, not all students participated as you wish to believe. The statement below needs qualification. Then again, I understand, journalists of your kind need headlines. But in reality, historians or recorders of the past need nuance, and it is something that your writings lack.
  
  BOKOLIZING AS USUAL, YOU WROTE: "We were to see a clear demonstration of it under Rawlings’ AFRC when university students virtually determined the run of affairs with their “student power” and the “let-the-blood-flow” mantra. Earlier, though, the National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS) had proved to the Acheampong government where naked power lay."

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• TROUBLE-MAKER 12 years ago

  Kwasea,all the references he made to the various people in this article only Rawlings you chose to talk about. Comment on the article and stop your usual tribal nonsense.
  
  "Then again, not all students participated as you w ...
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  Kwasea,all the references he made to the various people in this article only Rawlings you chose to talk about. Comment on the article and stop your usual tribal nonsense.
  
  "Then again, not all students participated as you wish to believe."
  
  Listen,99.1% of students participated,so shut mouth and stop misleading us.

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• Akadu Mensema 12 years ago

  Wise man!

  Wise man!

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• Balang 12 years ago

  U've really taught me a lesson. I think i've leart a lot from ur piece. I am a uth n i side with u perfectly on ur opinion. Thanx a lot. Pls, come again as u promised.

  U've really taught me a lesson. I think i've leart a lot from ur piece. I am a uth n i side with u perfectly on ur opinion. Thanx a lot. Pls, come again as u promised.

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• Robin Hood 12 years ago

  They will all go the way of Koku Anyidoho very soon.The writing is already on the wall.Very soon!

  They will all go the way of Koku Anyidoho very soon.The writing is already on the wall.Very soon!

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• AKASI MARTHA NZEMA 12 years ago

  BOKOR,MICHAEL J.K., THE FACT IS, AFRICA YOUTH ARE DIFFERENT THEIR AIM IS TO GET RICH FAST. WHEN THEY ARE IN POSITION THE FIRST THING COMES IN THEIR MINDS IS TO BUILD A BIG HOUSE. HE/SHE DOES NOT CARE TO GET INVOLVE ON CORRUPT ...
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  BOKOR,MICHAEL J.K., THE FACT IS, AFRICA YOUTH ARE DIFFERENT THEIR AIM IS TO GET RICH FAST. WHEN THEY ARE IN POSITION THE FIRST THING COMES IN THEIR MINDS IS TO BUILD A BIG HOUSE. HE/SHE DOES NOT CARE TO GET INVOLVE ON CORRUPTION BECAUSE THEY KNOW THEY HAVE FOUR OR EIGHT YEARS IN THEIR POST. THE ANSWER IS THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD BUILDS MORE AVOIDABLE HOUSES MORE INDUSTRIES THAT THEY WILL BE MANAGERS AS WELL.

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