Omission of transport sector per the “senchi consensus”

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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
MARCUS AMPADU 11 years ago

Stop blaming the minority tribal groups and let's learn to work together as the Black Stars!

Stop blaming the minority tribal groups and let's learn to work together as the Black Stars!
MARCUS AMPADU 11 years ago

Without a doubt we can transform the socio-economic landscape of Ghana with an improved transportation sector:
Feeder roads, highways, railways, and waterways. What are we waiting for?

Without a doubt we can transform the socio-economic landscape of Ghana with an improved transportation sector:
Feeder roads, highways, railways, and waterways. What are we waiting for?