Nduom's Easter message

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• Antiochus - London 11 years ago

  Powerful message.

  Powerful message.

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• Paradigm Shift Needed 11 years ago

  Massa Nduom, you have our votes.
  
  This is what resonated with us from your statement,
  
  "We should pray for a better attitudes, discipline, democracy and ability to choose our leaders freely at the local level, sustained ...
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  Massa Nduom, you have our votes.
  
  This is what resonated with us from your statement,
  
  "We should pray for a better attitudes, discipline, democracy and ability to choose our leaders freely at the local level, sustained battle against corruption and prosperity that comes from a strong, sustained work ethic."
  
  Thanks for your statement and tackling it from the 216 MMDAs as well as 275 constituencies local angles, where it counts most. It'z true that we need faster and further reforms, especially our weak institutions need tightening or overhauling.
  
  However, what get most people livid are P.V. Obeng and Asiedu and Nketia statements,
  
  "He also commended KPMG for the quality of work in the midst of very challenging data gathering environment such as ours." - P.V.Obeng
  
  
  The leaders of the country who are at the helm of affairs such as Mr. Johnson Asiedu Nketia asserts that,
  
  "The biggest challenge/issue in the country is honesty, and if we can get it right, the rest will fall in place." - Johnson Asiedu Nketia
  
  In the absence of permanent records keeping system, national database, and host of other fundamentals infrastructures and institutions fulcrum of all local MMDAs or constituencies are simply lacking, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out our present status quo.
  
  
  The issue of biometric National ID cards and the implementation of a working street address system are critical to the formalization of the economy. This can be completed in less than one a year. - Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia.
  
  Does it make any sense to roll-out unique id cards without our place of residence or abode on the card? How does the police cite any citizen for violations and hold him/her accountable?
  
  How then do we shift from this herd mentality [From first century Godon Guggisberg Paradgm]to responsible society and guide jealously our reputations, id, and track records?
  
  Why is NDPC broke, and why don't we have Dev't Planning commissions at all 216 MMDAs and 275 constituencies?
  
  Massa Nduom, we are looking up to you. Thanks for being you.
  
  But then...
  
  November Constitutional Reforms looms, and as the voice of the voiceless, we count on you to make sure further and faster constitutional reforms are brought in.
  
  Next time, we will talk about the structures of the economy.

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• salamatu 11 years ago

  where is mahama????

  where is mahama????

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• princewilly@ymail.com 11 years ago

  A man wonders if having sex on Easter is a sin because he is not sure if sex is work or play. He asks a priest for his opinion on this question. The priest says after consulting the Bible, "My son, after an exhaustive search ...
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  A man wonders if having sex on Easter is a sin because he is not sure if sex is work or play. He asks a priest for his opinion on this question. The priest says after consulting the Bible, "My son, after an exhaustive search I am positive sex is work and is not permitted on Easter." The man thinks: "What does a priest know about sex?" He goes to minister... a married man, experienced… for the answer. He queries the minister and receives the same reply. Sex is work and not for Easter! Not pleased with the reply, he seeks out the ultimate authority -- a man of thousands of year's tradition and knowledge: An Alhaji . The Alhaji ponders the question and states, "My son, sex is definitely play." The man replies, "Alhaji, how can you be so sure when so many others tell me sex is work?" The Alhaji softly speaks, " If sex were work...my wife would have the maid do it."

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• Brother 11 years ago

  The mischievous Willie. Brother Willie the other day you gave out information on certain happenings around Nkrumah's overthrow. It was very enlightening and I hope people will keep sharing for all of us to know the truth and ...
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  The mischievous Willie. Brother Willie the other day you gave out information on certain happenings around Nkrumah's overthrow. It was very enlightening and I hope people will keep sharing for all of us to know the truth and stop blaming Akan, Ewe, northerner etc for our woes when all of us brought upon ourselves the problems we face and must solve them together

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• princewilly@ymail.com 11 years ago

  MY BROTHER,
  SOMETIMES PEOPLE BLAME THE INNOCENT AND LEAVE THE GUILTY ONES ALONE.
  PEOPLE BLAMED ALCAPONE ANSD LEFT MORAN ALONE DURING PROHIBITION.
  ALAN KYEREMANTENG IS BEING BLAMED FOR AKUFFO ADDOS LOSE BY AHOOFE ...
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  MY BROTHER,
  SOMETIMES PEOPLE BLAME THE INNOCENT AND LEAVE THE GUILTY ONES ALONE.
  PEOPLE BLAMED ALCAPONE ANSD LEFT MORAN ALONE DURING PROHIBITION.
  ALAN KYEREMANTENG IS BEING BLAMED FOR AKUFFO ADDOS LOSE BY AHOOFE AND AKADU,
  BUT ALAN DID NOT SAY ALL DIE BE DIE OR KILLING THE EWES OR GAS.
  THE EWES DONT LOVE THEMSELVES. IF THE EWES LOVE THEMSELVERS LIKE OTHER ETHNIC TRIBES THINK,THEY WILL HAVE BUILT THE VOLTA REGION LIKE JAPAN.
  EWES WILL PRETEND THAT THEY LOVE THEIR OWN KIND WHEN THEY ARE DEALING WITH OTHER TRIBES BUT IF THEY ARE AROUND THEIR FELLOW TRIBES,THEY BEHAVE LIKE CRABS.
  THE AKANS DONT LOVE THEMSELVES.
  IT WAS ACHEAMPONG AIDED BY EWES WHO OVERTHREW BUSIA AN AKAN SHOWING WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND.
  THE EWES BLAMED TOGBUI ADALADJA OF DRESSING A PIG IN A MILITARY UNIFORM AND SACRIFICING IF FOR THE VODOO GODS TO KILL KOTOKA BECAUSE HE WAS AFRAID KOTOKA WILL JAIL HIM FOR SUPPORTING NKRUMAH.
  I GREW UP IN THE BARRACKS AND MY FATHERS MILITARY NUMBER IS 74076.
  THE NORTHERNERS WERE ALWAYS NEUTRAL IN ALL THESE MATTERS.
  WE ARE ALL GHANAIAN'S LETS STOP BLAMING ONE ANOTHER.

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• Egya 11 years ago

  We need leaders to transform the land and all the people

  We need leaders to transform the land and all the people

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• Egya 11 years ago

  We need leaders to transform the land and all the people

  We need leaders to transform the land and all the people

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• Odasanibi 11 years ago

  Good message and i wish you could make an impact but it seems NDC/NPP have flattened you. Do not stop your campaign against corruption and i hope you are clean enough to continue the crusade.
  Can your party merge with some o ...
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  Good message and i wish you could make an impact but it seems NDC/NPP have flattened you. Do not stop your campaign against corruption and i hope you are clean enough to continue the crusade.
  Can your party merge with some other to gain more supporters? Just asking.

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• Maame 11 years ago

  Why are you silent on the issue of EPA and GMO?
  let us know where you stand on these topics and stop these propaganda messages that bear no fruit for national development for now.

  Why are you silent on the issue of EPA and GMO?
  let us know where you stand on these topics and stop these propaganda messages that bear no fruit for national development for now.

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• Egya 11 years ago

  Whoever you are, stop your moronic behaviour and understand that Easter is a religious period. Pray to your God and understand that you have a Maker you must recognise and stop these earthly tricks! National development my ...
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  Whoever you are, stop your moronic behaviour and understand that Easter is a religious period. Pray to your God and understand that you have a Maker you must recognise and stop these earthly tricks! National development my foot!

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