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We Do Not Appreciate Our Overseas-Based Intellectuals and Professionals!

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  • OSEI TUTU 9 years ago

    There is a certain degree of inferiority complex that most Ghana- based professionals have when it comes to their Diaspora compatriots. Instead of learning from people like Dr. Attipoe, they will do everything to frustrate hi ...
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  • Wiafe 9 years ago

    There are too many selfish people in the public sector in Ghana, right from the presidency to the custom officers at the ports.

    The political elites and public servants are only interested in kickbacks. If there is no kic ...
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  • OKOE 9 years ago

    OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS OVERSEAS COME IN CONTACT WITH THE LATEST AND MOST EFFICIENT TECHNOLOGIES EARLIER AND OUR BROTHERS AT HOME MUST COLLABORATE WITH THOSE ABROAD AND PICK THEIR BRAINS ABOUT WHAT IS GOING ON OVERSEAS. TECH ...
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  • CITIZEN ONE 9 years ago

    My friends, all of us Diasporans shuffling to and fro from Ghana have experienced or still experiencing this traumatizing behavior. This is no new trend, many have suffered such a fate, and it will never end until we from the ...
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  • Adam 9 years ago

    As for me, I don't understand Ghanaians who move outside (some on government scholarships), acquire some education and put themselves here up and all other Ghanaians in Ghana there below. Every Ghanaian educated in Europe or ...
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  • Antiochus - London 9 years ago

    Did NDC appreciated and valued Dr Frimpong Boateng?

  • Nana Oben 9 years ago

    A prophet is NOT without honour,save in his own country!!, especially Ghana. Most heads of our institutions are there by association to party guru, etc. and not by merit, proven expertise, or competence. Hence they are afraid ...
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  • Nana Oben 9 years ago

    A prophet is NOT without honour,save in his own country!!, especially Ghana. Most heads of our institutions are there by association to party guru, etc. and not by merit, proven expertise, or competence. Hence they are afraid ...
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  • Nana Oben 9 years ago

    A prophet is NOT without honour,save in his own country!!, especially Ghana. Most heads of our institutions are there by association to party guru, etc. and not by merit, proven expertise, or competence. Hence they are afraid ...
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  • Nana Oben 9 years ago

    A prophet is NOT without honour,save in his own country!!, especially Ghana. Most heads of our institutions are there by association to party guru, etc. and not by merit, proven expertise, or competence. Hence they are afraid ...
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  • Nana Oben 9 years ago

    A prophet is NOT without honour,save in his own country!!, especially Ghana. Most heads of our institutions are there by association to party guru, etc. and not by merit, proven expertise, or competence. Hence they are afraid ...
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  • Nana Oben 9 years ago

    A prophet is NOT without honour,save in his own country!!, especially Ghana. Most heads of our institutions are there by association to party guru, etc. and not by merit, proven expertise, or competence. Hence they are afraid ...
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  • Nana Oben 9 years ago

    A prophet is NOT without honour,save in his own country!!, especially Ghana. Most heads of our institutions are there by association to party guru, etc. and not by merit, proven expertise, or competence. Hence they are afraid ...
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  • Tekonline.org 9 years ago

    A rather heartbreaking account. Thanks, Dan, for sharing.

    This matter should be tackled once and for all by the highest office of the land.

    Now is the time for the Ghanaian government to establish an office to tap dias ...
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  • MARCUS AMPADU 9 years ago

    We should not in any way, shape or form depends on our government. We should proceed to organize ourselves in this age of digital presence. We have email addresses my fellow Ghanaians.

  • Alomo Gyata 9 years ago

    It's rather unfortunate that Dr. Attipoe should face all these hurdles. I bet there are Chinese quack dentists who are practising freely without any stumbling blocks. In addition, the people or professionals are jealous of t ...
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  • Shabi 9 years ago

    Mr Pryce, there is an article preceding yours on Kwame Nkrumah. It was written by one Okoampa who refers to himself as a member of the Dept of English in some Community College in New York. I would entreat you to read it and ...
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  • Kofi Tuo 9 years ago

    I think you missed the point. Feel free to disagree with someone's opinion by putting your debate skills into play. Daniel is writing about volunteer work and how they are treated and you are thinking about political opinions ...
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  • Kofi Ata, Cambridge, UK 9 years ago

    Danny, good morning from this side of the pond. The case of Dr Attipoe is very unfortunate but that is our motherland. Unfortunately, had Dr Attipoe an African-American or white American, all the authorities in Ghana would ha ...
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  • Amma 9 years ago

    is it still not operational? Does it mean if I go to Ghana on a GH passport cannot use GB one to prove right of abode to get out? Would I be required to have the dual nationality certificate in order to tender both passpor ...
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  • Kofi Ata, Cambridge, UK 9 years ago

    Amma, my information is that those who applied and paid for the Dual Citizenship Certificate or Card never received anything. Officials at the Embassies and High Commissions keep telling applicants that they are waiting for t ...
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  • Amma 9 years ago

    Will do!

  • Find a name for it in your language 9 years ago

    Many people who come bearing gifts in the name of NGO and Church, EPA and GMO but know nothing about Africa. They impose their environment and culture on Africa, some of it good others bad, but slowly they dissipate ours. Y ...
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  • GIRLS SP 9 years ago

    Ghana can't afford hypocrites like Daniel K. Pryce

  • francis kwarteng 9 years ago

    Dear Brother Danny,

    Good article. And a sad one!

    We need to create the right environments for each individual, local and foreign, to contribute his or her quota to national development.

    This is a sad development. W ...
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  • Akadu Mensema 9 years ago

    No boasting! I am one of the best historians of my generation, but have applied to Ghana without any positive things. They don't even respond to applications and if you call to find out they get angry!

  • CITIZEN ONE 9 years ago

    Akadu, I grant you your rights to free movement and prosperity as a native of Ghana, but from several encounters with you, I think you are one of the best Akan Ethnic Historians.

    History is about unearthing facts and layin ...
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  • Kojo T 9 years ago

    Of you and okoampa are the " best"

  • Adam 9 years ago

    You may be a very good historian or Africa Area Studies expert. But let's face facts, we need scientific and technological experts more than historians. History is important but not as much as technology and science for us in ...
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