RE: Rot at DUR

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• Poku Agyemang 12 years ago

  Barima akasa, kasa. God bless you, those of us who know you from old know what you are made of and stand for. Don't mind those faceless people of small minds.

  Barima akasa, kasa. God bless you, those of us who know you from old know what you are made of and stand for. Don't mind those faceless people of small minds.

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• Osei Kwame 12 years ago

  Mr Eugene Antwi, please do well to leave civil servants who are your friends from your political activities. What has those that you mentioned got to do with somebody claiming that you were sacked on your jobs?? What has some ...
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  Mr Eugene Antwi, please do well to leave civil servants who are your friends from your political activities. What has those that you mentioned got to do with somebody claiming that you were sacked on your jobs?? What has somebody given you more jobs got to do with the issues you have raised. Sometimes i blame and at the same time pity some of these officials. It is comments and association of these nature that contribute to the apparent mistrust of some of the fine Engineers which makes it look like they like politics more than their own profession. Eugene Antwi, in pursuing your life long ambition as a politician, should leave these Engineers to also pursue their careers as Engineers. BOYS KASA!!!

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• Prince Adu-Gyamfi 12 years ago

  Osei Kwame of DUR fame, you are not being fair to Mr Eugene Antwi, because he was accused of being behind the said articles which sought to impungn the integrity of the engineers and was insulted profusely. Has he got no righ ...
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  Osei Kwame of DUR fame, you are not being fair to Mr Eugene Antwi, because he was accused of being behind the said articles which sought to impungn the integrity of the engineers and was insulted profusely. Has he got no right of defence or reply? What I can deduce from Mr Antwi's articles is that he has worked with numerous engineers and admires their professionalism. When you work with people over a period of time, you can describe them as friends, can't you? What is worrying is when people seek to insult innocent people, when the faceless cowards walk free. Are you saying, if you work with somebody over a period, they become your enemies? Also, I think Mr Eugene Antwi wants the whole world to hear that he has nothing against those vilified by the articles on DUR, Kumasi. Everybody votes and has a preference, does that mean we should treat colleagues as enemies? I think that is not the way to go. If your opinion is that the defence mounted by him is very childish and immature, it is only your opinion, which we are all entitled to have one.

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• Osei Kwame 12 years ago

  Because the line of argument is same as in the article and your line of thinking on media platform. Just keep your friends Engineers from your politics so that they don't suffer unduly.And i guess you, Eugene, know what I am ...
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  Because the line of argument is same as in the article and your line of thinking on media platform. Just keep your friends Engineers from your politics so that they don't suffer unduly.And i guess you, Eugene, know what I am talking about.

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• G. K. Berko 12 years ago

  I admire the alacrity and self-assurance with which Mr. Eugene Antwi rebuffed his perceived slanderer.
  
  While the real truth in each of the contrasting presentations remains to be proven, I side with Eugene to dare Danish t ...
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  I admire the alacrity and self-assurance with which Mr. Eugene Antwi rebuffed his perceived slanderer.
  
  While the real truth in each of the contrasting presentations remains to be proven, I side with Eugene to dare Danish to provide irrefutable evidence to back his claim against Eugene or come out to render Eugene apology.
  
  This attitude of publishing pure fabrications to destroy other folks must stop. Such is the reason why many folks in diaspora don't want to resettle in Ghana and actively contribute to the Nation's growth. It is denying the country valuable resources for development.
  
  There is no wisdom in perpetrating that malice against innocent productive members of our society. Folks must shake off the fear of losing opportunities to others returning from diaspora.

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• G. K. Berko 12 years ago

  I intended to add that Eugene has shown he is confident in his integrity. If anyone doubts that let him or her provide proof for otherwise.
  
  Ghana has enough room for all of us to contribute our quota for her advancement. ...
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  I intended to add that Eugene has shown he is confident in his integrity. If anyone doubts that let him or her provide proof for otherwise.
  
  Ghana has enough room for all of us to contribute our quota for her advancement. The artificial constraints experienced in most areas are caused by those who are selfish and yet not apt enough to make any positive impact on the state of affairs in the country. These negative elements would rather keep Ghana to themselves and maintain the status quo because the introduction of more upright folks into the system exposes the inadequacies and possible corruption they are steeped in.
  
  We need to embrace all others with something to contribute to complement one another's efforts.
  
  Long live Ghana!!!

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