Who is Kwabena Agyepong?

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• K. Boateng 11 years ago

  yeah, whatever NPPfuo, y'abr3 mo. Why don't you people take your infighting somewhere for Ghanaians to enjoy their peace instead of trying to make them live in pieces?

  yeah, whatever NPPfuo, y'abr3 mo. Why don't you people take your infighting somewhere for Ghanaians to enjoy their peace instead of trying to make them live in pieces?

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• RIGHTMAN-USA 11 years ago

  'Hen ara nkokoko' was ones a GBC youth program in Akan.

  'Hen ara nkokoko' was ones a GBC youth program in Akan.

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• NONSENSE, 11 years ago

  YOU ARE A FOOL, SENSELESS BEING AND A GOAT. YOU DESERVE TO BE AT THE SLAUGHTER HOUSE.
  WHETHER HE IS GOOD OR BAD WE LIKE HIM. NONSENSE

  YOU ARE A FOOL, SENSELESS BEING AND A GOAT. YOU DESERVE TO BE AT THE SLAUGHTER HOUSE.
  WHETHER HE IS GOOD OR BAD WE LIKE HIM. NONSENSE

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• G. K. Berko 11 years ago

  It is very important that the General Public and the electorate know who these folks really are, be they in NPP, CPP, NDC or whatever Party.
  
  Someday, they may wanna become the Heads of State or in charge of a National ass ...
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  It is very important that the General Public and the electorate know who these folks really are, be they in NPP, CPP, NDC or whatever Party.
  
  Someday, they may wanna become the Heads of State or in charge of a National asset. If they are unable to manage little funds for their small groups, how could we trust them to manage the National assets?
  
  It is not about maligning people for petty jealousies, or slandering to undermine a competitor for a position. It is about risking the security of the Nation into dangerous hands.
  
  We have seen too many allegations of corruption that might have been avoided had we known the culprits enough to evade them.
  
  We may not know all such cases but if we have the opportunity to know of a few, we should thank God for it.
  
  No one is perfect, I concede. But if anyone aspires to be in service to any Public Organization, he or she must rest assured that the Public reserves the right to know as much of them as possible and necessary.
  
  I am worried that with Jake tanked with Kennedy Agyapong corruption charge, and this revelation about Kwabena Agyapong, the NPP is losing grounds as a viable replacement of the problem riddled NDC.
  
  Long Live Ghana!!!

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• Castro Amoah 11 years ago

  What are you trying to achieve with this piece. The NPP delegates are more discerning and wiser than those of you who are greedy bastards in NPP. Whoever is your pay master is doing an exercise in futility. Is God who chooses ...
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  What are you trying to achieve with this piece. The NPP delegates are more discerning and wiser than those of you who are greedy bastards in NPP. Whoever is your pay master is doing an exercise in futility. Is God who chooses a leader and not mortals like you. "Let any man without sin cast the first stone".
  God bless Ghana and multiparty democracy.

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• African child 11 years ago

  I've known Kwabena for a long time,and he the best candidate among the lot.Who ever is paying you to do this and write this negative piece is wasting his money.You can go to hell, Kwabena Agyepong will win Hands down.

  I've known Kwabena for a long time,and he the best candidate among the lot.Who ever is paying you to do this and write this negative piece is wasting his money.You can go to hell, Kwabena Agyepong will win Hands down.

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• Joshua 11 years ago

  Ibrahim,you just hate Kwabena.Though I am not a member of the NPP I don't think Kwabena is what you said he his.For his arrogance,I remember him answering the same question when pose to him when he was the Presidential spoke ...
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  Ibrahim,you just hate Kwabena.Though I am not a member of the NPP I don't think Kwabena is what you said he his.For his arrogance,I remember him answering the same question when pose to him when he was the Presidential spoke person by saying he is dealing with a strong opposition(NDC) & for that matter need to be tough & since then he has remain his natural self & very confident.I like because of knowledge in Ghanaian politics,his fluency & his calm nature & wish him well in the pending elections

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• JOSEPH ATTAH-MENSAH A.K.A. CAESAR 11 years ago

  LET US NOT FALL FOR THIS INFIGHTING.

  LET US NOT FALL FOR THIS INFIGHTING.

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• OHENE 11 years ago

  DOG, DON,T WAIST YOUR FUCKIN TIME
  IM VOTING FOR KWABENA

  DOG, DON,T WAIST YOUR FUCKIN TIME
  IM VOTING FOR KWABENA

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• pusher 11 years ago

  who is better positioned for this position than kwabena agyapong.stop the useless propaganda.long live kwabena

  who is better positioned for this position than kwabena agyapong.stop the useless propaganda.long live kwabena

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• exgratia Asikuma 11 years ago

  This is sheer propaganda but it will not work.

  This is sheer propaganda but it will not work.

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• candy wiafe 11 years ago

  With the greatest respect to the writer of this article, if truely kwabena is a dangerous character as he is portrayed by this writer then he (kwabena) need not anounce his presence, but on the contrary I think the writer ...
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  With the greatest respect to the writer of this article, if truely kwabena is a dangerous character as he is portrayed by this writer then he (kwabena) need not anounce his presence, but on the contrary I think the writer may have some personal grudges with him (kwabena) else what the writer summed up are fable.

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• G. K. Berko 11 years ago

  These are serious character assaults on an aspiring Statesman. I wish Mr. Agyapong would most effectively refute these charges.
  
  The arrogance part is not so bad. After all, it is one aspect of us all that is highly subjec ...
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  These are serious character assaults on an aspiring Statesman. I wish Mr. Agyapong would most effectively refute these charges.
  
  The arrogance part is not so bad. After all, it is one aspect of us all that is highly subjective. Sometimes, people mistakenly view exudation of personal confidence as arrogance. Unless a gross disrespectful behavior could be stipulated against one, many folks would overlook such a charge.
  
  It is the swindling and funds mismanagement parts that are very disturbing. At this point, I would offer a little admonishment.
  
  All those whose parents or close relatives suffered some political injustice in the past and are deservedly enjoying some Public sympathy ought to remember that as much as such sympathy could help them win votes for any Political Office pursued, arrogance is one attribute that, when associated with them, could easily erode all Public trust and sympathy for them. If they could consistently show humility and open up warmly to all, even including others known to associate with any forces that meted out the injustice to their family members, the Public would always dole goodwill on them.
  
  Forgiveness and ability to suppress retaliatory urges or grudges are most effective tools for winning over most people. They come with their own blessings, too.
  
  Children should not necessarily take up avenging the pain their parents might have suffered. I would even gingerly tread on the tiny edge of reasoning to suggest that we may not always fully know the extent to which our family members might have wrongly rubbed on someone. Not that I condone or accept any of the sufferings these victims endured as deserving. Good Heavens, not at all! No one has the right to end others' lives, no matter what and unless for self-defense. But even so, if the defense could be done without killing, we all must be obligated to choose that option.
  
  I discourage retaliation because it often generates a vicious cycle of the same. Anyway, I plead that folks give Mr. Agyapong the chance to refute these allegations and not rush to judgment.
  
  Long Live Ghana!!!

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• G. K. Berko 11 years ago

  These are serious character assaults on an aspiring Statesman. I wish Mr. Agyapong would most effectively refute these charges.
  
  The arrogance part is not so bad. After all, it is one aspect of us all that is highly subjec ...
  read full comment

  These are serious character assaults on an aspiring Statesman. I wish Mr. Agyapong would most effectively refute these charges.
  
  The arrogance part is not so bad. After all, it is one aspect of us all that is highly subjective. Sometimes, people mistakenly view exudation of personal confidence as arrogance. Unless a gross disrespectful behavior could be stipulated against one, many folks would overlook such a charge.
  
  It is the swindling and funds mismanagement parts that are very disturbing. At this point, I would offer a little admonishment.
  
  All those whose parents or close relatives suffered some political injustice in the past and are deservedly enjoying some Public sympathy ought to remember that as much as such sympathy could help them win votes for any Political Office pursued, arrogance is one attribute that, when associated with them, could easily erode all Public trust and sympathy for them. If they could consistently show humility and open up warmly to all, even including others known to associate with any forces that meted out the injustice to their family members, the Public would always dole goodwill on them.
  
  Forgiveness and ability to suppress retaliatory urges or grudges are most effective tools for winning over most people. They come with their own blessings, too.
  
  Children should not necessarily take up avenging the pain their parents might have suffered. I would even gingerly tread on the tiny edge of reasoning to suggest that we may not always fully know the extent to which our family members might have wrongly rubbed on someone. Not that I condone or accept any of the sufferings these victims endured as deserving. Good Heavens, not at all! No one has the right to end others' lives, no matter what and unless for self-defense. But even so, if the defense could be done without killing, we all must be obligated to choose that option.
  
  I discourage retaliation because it often generates a vicious cycle of the same. Anyway, I plead that folks give Mr. Agyapong the chance to refute these allegations and not rush to judgment.
  
  Long Live Ghana!!!

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