Blame Afoko for NPP’s absence from National Economic Confab

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• Antiochus - London 11 years ago

  The NEF is now history. Let's move on.

  The NEF is now history. Let's move on.

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• THE 11 years ago

  I sometimes find it hard to believe anybody from the three Northern regions even have the courage to use the word "primitive" to refer to anybody not from their primitive enclave.
  
  Everything primitive is either from the th ...
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  I sometimes find it hard to believe anybody from the three Northern regions even have the courage to use the word "primitive" to refer to anybody not from their primitive enclave.
  
  Everything primitive is either from the three Northern regions or Volta region.

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• insight to the bone 11 years ago

  we are tired of the reckless willfulness of these leaders from minority tribal groups who only come with corruption in their hearts and hatred of the values and potential of the majority . until nana or whoever comes out in t ...
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  we are tired of the reckless willfulness of these leaders from minority tribal groups who only come with corruption in their hearts and hatred of the values and potential of the majority . until nana or whoever comes out in the open with what they really stand for and how they intend to rule , we are wise to remain reserved and keep an open mind . nana's support of criminal PV shows he seriously falls short of being a genuine progressive leader rather he is more likely to be in cohorts with the mafia political oligarchy that has a stranglehold on our people

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• Nyansasem 11 years ago

  Samia described the NDC economic forum as failure. The PPP also described it as a failure. And yet you are stupidly talking about missed opportunities. What are the missed opportunities?
  
  What did they not do to Bawumia whe ...
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  Samia described the NDC economic forum as failure. The PPP also described it as a failure. And yet you are stupidly talking about missed opportunities. What are the missed opportunities?
  
  What did they not do to Bawumia when he gave his lectures on the economy? And you thought they would behave differently had he been there? Don't you know that this economic forum was initiated to rebut what Bawumia had said about the economy before?
  
  People like you are the reason why Ghana is still a cesspool. Even though, money was wasted on this stupid venture, you still wanted NPP to be there to WASTE more of the tax payers money? What nonsense is this?
  
  After all this meeting, Mahama is still calling for 'ideas' to help graduate students. Well may be every week we need to send people there for "toilet forum" "water forum" "electricity forum" and etc..

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• THE 11 years ago

  The missed opportunities are what Dr Bawumiah told them six months ago and these cows at the Flagstaff house failed to heed to his advice.

  The missed opportunities are what Dr Bawumiah told them six months ago and these cows at the Flagstaff house failed to heed to his advice.

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• mojingles 11 years ago

  "And yet you are stupidly talking about missed opportunities."
  Wow, such anger and rage from Nyansasem who will rather have the writer agree with his sentiments..that the Economic conference was a failure....but since the w ...
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  "And yet you are stupidly talking about missed opportunities."
  Wow, such anger and rage from Nyansasem who will rather have the writer agree with his sentiments..that the Economic conference was a failure....but since the writer chose to go the other way, Nyansasem decides to open the insult spigot....what a jackass......

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• KD 11 years ago

  They cannot be part of NDC's intrasengence and mess. MAHAMA should go and sort out his mess, that nation wrecker! He doesn't know what is about to befall him.

  They cannot be part of NDC's intrasengence and mess. MAHAMA should go and sort out his mess, that nation wrecker! He doesn't know what is about to befall him.

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• Jonas 11 years ago

  The npp is going to pay for this irresponsible and unpatriotic behaviour. Only foolish and imature idiots would say, the npp has done well by not going to that forum. Ghanaians are not fools. The npp is so myopic that, they c ...
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  The npp is going to pay for this irresponsible and unpatriotic behaviour. Only foolish and imature idiots would say, the npp has done well by not going to that forum. Ghanaians are not fools. The npp is so myopic that, they can not see what is happening around them. To majority of Ghanaians, this shows that, this tribal group has nothing for this country. Nobody cares,if it is Afoko was the reasons or not. And they want power! For what? Hollow and shallow bigots. We can not wait for 2016.

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• SENDERO 11 years ago

  First Senchi added nothing to our knowledge. Our problems as I have state do not stem from the lack of conferences and grand durbars,
  
  Instead, our problems are rooted in a transaction cost overloaded economy (red tape in ...
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  First Senchi added nothing to our knowledge. Our problems as I have state do not stem from the lack of conferences and grand durbars,
  
  Instead, our problems are rooted in a transaction cost overloaded economy (red tape in the civil service) paralyzing high taxes, and the lack of belief in the corridors of power in a truly open market with its immense benefits.
  
  But secondly, the NPP saw a trap at Senchi and wisely avoided it (Samia Nkrumah has just seen this!). If the NPP had gone to Senchi and agreed on the Consensus that would have meant the 2016 election was lost for after all how can you campaign against the consequences of a Consensus you agreed on?

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• Ugly Akufu Addo 11 years ago

  And Akufo is drug addict

  And Akufo is drug addict

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• Ugly Akufu Addo 11 years ago

  Such people will our made n useless country

  Such people will our made n useless country

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• Ugly Akufu Addo 11 years ago

  Such people will our made n useless country

  Such people will our made n useless country

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• Kofi Ghartey 11 years ago

  It was indeed a missed opportunity for NPP. What a shame they could not articulate and drum hard and show case their alternative constructive ideas to enhance the progress of Ghana. Having said that though, this is the normal ...
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  It was indeed a missed opportunity for NPP. What a shame they could not articulate and drum hard and show case their alternative constructive ideas to enhance the progress of Ghana. Having said that though, this is the normal behaviour of NPP and Ghanaians know it. They always make loud noises of 'knowing it all and better than anyone else' but when challenged they always fail miserably and when lucky, they produce mediocrity. The word 'boycott' is a common one in the political history of NPP and their descendants. NPP do not value the interest of Ghanaians but only their selfish and arrogant ends. They are intellectually lazy imposters.

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• Lorgo Ligri 11 years ago

  Kofi, intellectually lazy imposters fair better than the incompetent and unhygienic propaganda tailors. Your imposters on several occasions presented, logical concrete ideas and views of the economy which you made a mockery o ...
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  Kofi, intellectually lazy imposters fair better than the incompetent and unhygienic propaganda tailors. Your imposters on several occasions presented, logical concrete ideas and views of the economy which you made a mockery of. Now they say thanks but no thanks and you fume. Do you guys really want us to follow like sheep when you draw your whip? For your information, you never expect your opponents to come wipe your ass when you doodo on yourself. Wake up and clean your mess or else, you end up smelling your own stinking shit.

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• Martin 11 years ago

  The NPP truly missed the opportunity to present and debate their solutions to the country's ailing economy, but rather it chose to sit on the fence and engage in political gamesmanship.

  The NPP truly missed the opportunity to present and debate their solutions to the country's ailing economy, but rather it chose to sit on the fence and engage in political gamesmanship.

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• Kwadwo Poku 11 years ago

  The npp did the right thing. You seem oblivious to the happenings in Ghana prior to the forum. You said they missed the opportunity to present and debate their solutions. Are you gullible or just naive?

  The npp did the right thing. You seem oblivious to the happenings in Ghana prior to the forum. You said they missed the opportunity to present and debate their solutions. Are you gullible or just naive?

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