Holding Our Leaders Accountable – Our Civic Duty!

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• JAMREAH 11 years ago

  THIS IS THE REAL TRUTH.THE POLITICIANS MUST BE MADE TO GIVE US MONTHLY REPORTS ON THEIR ACTIVITIES. THE MPS AND OUR AMBASSADORS SHOULD LEAD THE WAY. PARTISAN POLITICS IS ONE THE MAIN CAUSES OF OUR PROBLEMS.MANY OPPOSITION POL ...
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  THIS IS THE REAL TRUTH.THE POLITICIANS MUST BE MADE TO GIVE US MONTHLY REPORTS ON THEIR ACTIVITIES. THE MPS AND OUR AMBASSADORS SHOULD LEAD THE WAY. PARTISAN POLITICS IS ONE THE MAIN CAUSES OF OUR PROBLEMS.MANY OPPOSITION POLITICIANS REFUSE TO CONTRIBUTE THEIR QUOTAS AND SELFISHLY WAIT FOR THEIR TURN TO TAKE OVER POWER.CAN WE WAIT FOR SO LONG?

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• HOW AND WHY? 11 years ago

  Every issue in Ghana is relative and highly politicized. Thus, it becomes a very person issue to declare a politician as non-performing. I've not witnessed a single day on which opposition leaders and their MPs jointly praise ...
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  Every issue in Ghana is relative and highly politicized. Thus, it becomes a very person issue to declare a politician as non-performing. I've not witnessed a single day on which opposition leaders and their MPs jointly praise a ruling party / govt for one good thing done. Hardly do I hear leading figures of a governing party complain against their govt; if they do, they do so probably because they're not getting their share.
  
  In the end, it seems the politicians are actually doing what the citizenry wants. Attempt to send a politician to the corrupt courts and see how much time and money you'll needlessly expend there.
  
  I agree with you, but we're all part of the 'misbehaviour of the politicians'. Every party has a speaking youth group that argues jealously for the party even though successive govts are undertaking projects which are solely making Kwame Nkrumah's Ghana a tenant state.
  Long live Ghana! Long live you (the writer of this article) and us (the concerned youth).

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• Kofican 11 years ago

  Hello Abena,
  
  Here you go with another "mind-tingler"! I like reading your thoughts on paper and it looks like you picked it up a notch on this one.
  
  In my comment to your first article, "accountabilty" was what I harped ...
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  Hello Abena,
  
  Here you go with another "mind-tingler"! I like reading your thoughts on paper and it looks like you picked it up a notch on this one.
  
  In my comment to your first article, "accountabilty" was what I harped on the most and I'm glad that it's your main topic this time around. You can reach a larger audience than I can.
  
  You still owe me an answer to my question to you earlier, though.
  
  Am I going to hear from you?

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