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Tony Aidoo’s ‘Offensive body language’ bunkum

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  • Bobby 10 years ago

    I think you are far from right. You did not hit the nail on the head. What do you say about the NPP members who criticise Nana? The problem is nothing tribalistic. The problem is within the NPP. Accept criticism and find bett ...
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  • Kondua 10 years ago

    Bobby, you deviated from the issues raised by the writer. It is common knowledge that the NDC wins elections by playing the tribal card and character assassination. They have never won on competence and vision and we all know ...
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  • Toffee Man 10 years ago

    All his mind is wired around tribe, he thinks tribe in the morning, afternoon and evening. People like you who cant reason outside of tribalism make the NPP and everything you stand for extremely repulsive.

    Some of the mos ...
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  • Toffee Man 10 years ago

    Even in the NPP anti Asante sentiments are growing not because people just hate Ashantis but the arrogant pronouncements like the shit you wrote here. I doubt if fools like you would ever learn to grow up.

  • Kondua 10 years ago

    Mr Toffee, in all your rantings you didn't say any tangible thing. Please tell us exactly what the writer said which is not true or why you disagree.

  • insight to the bone 10 years ago

    long live the republic of akan!!! the rest of ghana can go straight to HELL!!!!

  • NAKED 10 years ago

    The truth about what is really going on in Mali and with AFRICOM and NATO countries, especially France is a little bit like a geopolitical “Victoria’s Secret”—what you think you see is definitely not what you will get ...
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  • Bobby 10 years ago

    The author of this article should read the article "NPP has no..." by one Akilu Sayibu. You will understand the NPP problems better.

  • Psquare 10 years ago

    bunkum is sarpong justice's word, did you ask permission before using it?

  • AMA 10 years ago

    Is Tony Aidoo Ewe? Besides, the Akans always claim that they are in the majority in Ghana so what do they have to lose if Ewes don't vote for an Akan? What does it matter? Common sense, please. This is not about Ewes. If ...
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  • Kondua 10 years ago

    Ama, the issue is not about Ewes and Akans. It is Asantes. The NDC has successfully managed to set every tribe in Ghana against the Asantes whiles the NPP looked on unconcerned. I believe Nana Addo would have won only Ashanti ...
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  • Julius 10 years ago

    I am a pround Ewe and I swear by everything that I will neve and never vote for a dirty tribalistic idiot like Akufu Addo. Leave the Ewes alone you mother fucker shit eaters!

  • Kwadwo 10 years ago

    Your piece was strait to the point and I enjoyed it. You have said it all. Good job.

  • Tony Boat. 10 years ago

    You, said it right it's all tribal.

  • Abuakwa Bob Marley 10 years ago

    Has this writer ever read articles from TARZAN, Arthur Kennedy, Dr Apraku and others from his NPP? Your problem is not tribal. "ye wo homework ye3 wai.

  • Oboy Kwasi 10 years ago

    I think this piece is well written and the facts are also correct. Nana is a gentleman and also one politician who is not corrupt and those who don't like him are the corrupt ones. The NPP problem is not Nana but rather triba ...
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  • Abuakwa Bob Marley 10 years ago

    Continue to be in the ostrich state and come the next elections you will loose again.

  • Gagantuan Ganaman 10 years ago

    People never talk or see the good side of a person, only the odd or bad perception becomes snack for the public.Nana has an enviable good record and the ability to do better among the current crop of leaders we have in ghana ...
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  • pink sheet president 10 years ago

    John,
    Tony Aidoo just said what he thinks is true about Akufo Addo.He did not bad mouthed him either.If you were a visitor for the first time in Ghana on the day of the IEA debate,and having watched the debate,you will have ...
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  • Abeeku Mensah 10 years ago

    Personalities matter John, ask anyone with insight. We have had people from NPP insult Ewes and Ghana's Northerners like there is no tomorrow but you John cannot take comment about "body language" serious. In politics those p ...
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  • Kondua 10 years ago

    Abeeku, we have also had people from the NDC who insult Asantes and Akans and even northerners as if there was no tomorrow. The difference is that some tribes in Ghana have an inferior mentality so they carry such emotions in ...
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  • TEI 10 years ago

    I have also known that NDC wins elections by tribal card. They will never for expediency let it seem tribal so as the writer said, they will use mundane matters as like the MASALACHI example for politics to let Akufo Ado look ...
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  • Kondua 10 years ago

    One day I was in Kintampo and happened to engage in this NPP/NDC argument in a pito bar. As I was pointing out the differences in the competences and achievements of the 2 parties, some guys who obviously didn't like my line ...
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  • Emma 10 years ago

    If you think all tribes even other Akans do not quite like Asantes then there must be a reason for that. I guess if all tribes learn to mind their business and stop bad mouthing others no one will be suspected.

    By the way ...
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  • Brother 10 years ago

    Brother KonduaAkufo, your statement speaks volumes-'Addo won the Eastern Region because he is not an Asante. Otherwise, he would have lost in the Akyem areas'. So are you saying the Akyems did not vote for President Kufour. M ...
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  • Armah 10 years ago

    Until NDC talks about and discusses competence and qualities of Presidential candidates, Ghana will never make good choices. Our generation is doomed with the consideration of shortness, body language and english accents of c ...
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