Plenitude of Greetings from Ghana-Part 2

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• OBRA 11 years ago

  You are right!

  You are right!

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• Obaayaa 11 years ago

  Your writing is so full of pretentiousness it makes for tedious reading, greatly distracting from the message you are trying to impart. Why do you keep using double synonymous adjectives and nouns? Terrible!

  Your writing is so full of pretentiousness it makes for tedious reading, greatly distracting from the message you are trying to impart. Why do you keep using double synonymous adjectives and nouns? Terrible!

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• Kweku Donsuro 11 years ago

  Obaa Yaa, mehu wo Ky3!

  Obaa Yaa, mehu wo Ky3!

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• Me 11 years ago

  Has the black man ever successfully managed anything any where on planet earth Kwesi? Simply put the Black African has a very low IQ and isnt to the task of managing a modern nation. All they are good at is fighting each othe ...
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  Has the black man ever successfully managed anything any where on planet earth Kwesi? Simply put the Black African has a very low IQ and isnt to the task of managing a modern nation. All they are good at is fighting each other and stealing. Fools

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• francis kwarteng 11 years ago

  Dear Brother,
  
  Good day.
  
  As with the prequel, the sequel didn't disappoint.
  
  We have a collective responsibility to make Ghana and Africa a better place for all.
  
  Leadership has always been a major problem for us as ...
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  Dear Brother,
  
  Good day.
  
  As with the prequel, the sequel didn't disappoint.
  
  We have a collective responsibility to make Ghana and Africa a better place for all.
  
  Leadership has always been a major problem for us as a people. I believe your implied and direct indictment of African leadership is in order.
  
  Moreover, the people have a collateral responsibility to make sure they put good people at the head of leadership to deliver. Therefore, the people fail if their government also fails.
  
  Let those who have ears listen and those with ears read. You have given us a good start.
  
  Thanks.

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• Jazz 11 years ago

  Thanks buddy for your article I hope people in authority will read and do something about it. Time is running out.

  Thanks buddy for your article I hope people in authority will read and do something about it. Time is running out.

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• Kweku Donsuro 11 years ago

  Jazz, we all need to start afresh and build the Ghana we dream about. All hands on deck, oya!

  Jazz, we all need to start afresh and build the Ghana we dream about. All hands on deck, oya!

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• Ghanaman 11 years ago

  We don't have any collective responsibility. That is why we have government

  We don't have any collective responsibility. That is why we have government

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• Tomi 11 years ago

  A prequel is an account that goes back to tell what happened before a certain story that has already being told. A prequel comes after the original story but tells of a time frame before that story. Since Kwesi's story contin ...
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  A prequel is an account that goes back to tell what happened before a certain story that has already being told. A prequel comes after the original story but tells of a time frame before that story. Since Kwesi's story continues from the first part, that first part cannot be called a prequel. This second part is a sequel in a rough sense.

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• Kwesi Atta Sakyi 11 years ago

  Yes, Ghana deserves better. Africa in general lacks quality leaders. I think our constitutions are also defective. We need to rethink and tweak our inoperable District Assembly system which is like an albatross hanging on our ...
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  Yes, Ghana deserves better. Africa in general lacks quality leaders. I think our constitutions are also defective. We need to rethink and tweak our inoperable District Assembly system which is like an albatross hanging on our necks.

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• francis kwarteng 11 years ago

  Hello,
  
  Well said. May be we need to start from there. A little step at a time.
  
  But time waits for no man. Brilliant essay, though.
  
  Thanks.

  Hello,
  
  Well said. May be we need to start from there. A little step at a time.
  
  But time waits for no man. Brilliant essay, though.
  
  Thanks.

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• Ken Atta-Boakye 11 years ago

  Your analysis of the Ghanaian situation is what we need to help us find the solutions. At this moment we dont need scholars who think they can bamboozle us with their expertise to join the government to continue the ruins. An ...
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  Your analysis of the Ghanaian situation is what we need to help us find the solutions. At this moment we dont need scholars who think they can bamboozle us with their expertise to join the government to continue the ruins. Any individual who joined the present government with the view to helping solve the problems did so for his personal interest. I'm not saying we should not help the Mahamah administration. The question is: Is Mahamah prepared to overhaul his administration? All the institutions are not performing with the right mentality how can an individual expert correct the system? Once the foundation is weak, the whole structure will collapse it doesnt matter how solid the top is. We need the elderly people to guide us with their knowledge and experience. Let us call on these elders to tell us what is wrong with our system and what we can do to correct them. The problems we are facing are internal and we should find the solutions from within. The government has technocrats who are equally good to deal with the externals shocks. However, they dont have the courage to tell Mahamah the problems are from within. If workers steal government resources and sell them to private companies how do you expert the system to function well? It is up to you and me!!!!!Ha ha ha!

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• KKO 11 years ago

  Exellent piece, Kwesi,
  Unfortuntely, the fault is in ALL of us who directly or indirectly chose such a bunch of clueless people to oversee the affairs of the state of Ghana! The signs were all there from 2009 to 2012. It is ...
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  Exellent piece, Kwesi,
  Unfortuntely, the fault is in ALL of us who directly or indirectly chose such a bunch of clueless people to oversee the affairs of the state of Ghana! The signs were all there from 2009 to 2012. It is really amazing that Ghanaians ignored all the STX, Braer, distribution of laptops, Bui Dam block supplies and the other stinky deals to vote for this lot!

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