The Reality Is Different, Mr. Mahama

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• Kobina 12 years ago

  This analysis is quite on the money. Establishing tertiary institutions all over the place without the concomitant resources and quality academicians to man them will eventually fail to achieve the desired results for the cou ...
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  This analysis is quite on the money. Establishing tertiary institutions all over the place without the concomitant resources and quality academicians to man them will eventually fail to achieve the desired results for the country.

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• GHANABA 12 years ago

  WHERE IS THIS LOVING AND CARING WRITER LIVING AND TEACHING?

  WHERE IS THIS LOVING AND CARING WRITER LIVING AND TEACHING?

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• Kojo T 12 years ago

  What has Oko9ampa achieved himself . Let him start with himself

  What has Oko9ampa achieved himself . Let him start with himself

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• ABENA OPAREBEA 12 years ago

  OHHHH,KWAME,l told you to stop washing your trokosi wife's underwears,it is against our akyem tradition/cultural"you see,you are now a foolish man...YOU SOB!

  OHHHH,KWAME,l told you to stop washing your trokosi wife's underwears,it is against our akyem tradition/cultural"you see,you are now a foolish man...YOU SOB!

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• AKONFEM MAHANI 12 years ago

  USELESS APONKYE MAHAMA

  USELESS APONKYE MAHAMA

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• BoTTom poWer VicKy 12 years ago

  The reality is really different, indeed. Mahama sounds like a beggar asking other people to work hard, or like a poor man trying to offer financial assistance to a wealthy person. A very black cooking pot, calling charcoal bl ...
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  The reality is really different, indeed. Mahama sounds like a beggar asking other people to work hard, or like a poor man trying to offer financial assistance to a wealthy person. A very black cooking pot, calling charcoal black. What has he Mahama been able to achieve so far with his so-called 'critical thinking' abilities, that he's
  challenging others to be 'critical thinkers'? Don't we live by example? Mahama,s problem, even the garrulous, loud-mouth, Kwesi Pratt, alias 'Wise King Solomon', who has admitted that he believes in Mahama's ideology, said somewhere in yesterday, that he has so much pity on Mahama, because he's surrounded by all manner of sycophants, and people he calls 'praise singers', who sing 'useless' and 'fruitless' praises, portraying Mahama as a 'deity'. And he doubts if Mahama is really making any impact to deserve those praises. He said, and I quote 'The president has the responsibility to solve concrete problems that face us, if he has done things; tell me what he has done in fulfillment of his mandate'? PNC's Atik Mohammed has also described Mahama as being allergic to good governance. It's obvious that he's lost focus and direction, and therefore laughable, maybe a comic relief, to hear this lacklustre, feeble-minded president saying the
  things he says, and especially what he told students at Winneba. Some words of wisdom from the Good Book to Mahama. 'It is better to hear the rebuke of the wise, than to hear the song of fools'( Eccl. 7:5). Mahama hates to be criticzed, buyt only enjoys listening to accolades frrom his own greedy, self-seeking ministers, who are hell-bound to cause his downfall. When Albin Bagbin criticized govt, his flesh was nearly torn into pieces. Now it's amazing how the president has recently taken a swipe on members of the opposition, who criticize govt on radio. Mahama has lost focus and direction, only running around, sniffing for trivial, superfluous and nonsensical issues. He can't handle Ghana as if it's his bonafide property, or as though the nation belongs to feeble, little minds like him.

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• Kwaapomg 12 years ago

  Why not respond to the substance of the article, which, by the way, is spot-on? Why this sily, childish ad hominem attack?

  Why not respond to the substance of the article, which, by the way, is spot-on? Why this sily, childish ad hominem attack?

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• BoTTom PoWer VicKy 12 years ago

  You half-baked Latin scholar, understand that the word is "silly", not "sily", as you wrote.

  You half-baked Latin scholar, understand that the word is "silly", not "sily", as you wrote.

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• Asla 12 years ago

  When will this arm chair critic see good in anything this government does or initiates?

  When will this arm chair critic see good in anything this government does or initiates?

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• BoTTom PoWer VicKy 12 years ago

  Arm chair critic you call him? I don't blame you, but your asshole mother. And what are you? You NDC people have the attitude of the devil himself. When NDC was in opposition, worse things were said and done. Today, you don't ...
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  Arm chair critic you call him? I don't blame you, but your asshole mother. And what are you? You NDC people have the attitude of the devil himself. When NDC was in opposition, worse things were said and done. Today, you don't understand why someone criticizes Mahama all the time? What has he been able to do or achieve, that he's challenging others to be critical thinkers? You ask somone to be a critical thinker when you yourself are one. But Mahama, no.

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• TEE 12 years ago

  When MAHAMA leaves office period, ZONGOS PRESIDENT. IS THE SEAT Not HOT For him, he should start packing out, looser PEPENNI fugu ntani ZONGOS president

  When MAHAMA leaves office period, ZONGOS PRESIDENT. IS THE SEAT Not HOT For him, he should start packing out, looser PEPENNI fugu ntani ZONGOS president

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• Tom Pike 12 years ago

  So "Silly" was misspelled "sily". Big deal! Typical Ghanaian shallow-mindedness!! How about responding to the substance of his comment instead of name-calling?

  So "Silly" was misspelled "sily". Big deal! Typical Ghanaian shallow-mindedness!! How about responding to the substance of his comment instead of name-calling?

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