Open Letter To Ghanaians

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• Julius A. Young 11 years ago

  We might be Monkeys that has turn to humans, we have long way to go. foolish leaders. Not much more to say.

  We might be Monkeys that has turn to humans, we have long way to go. foolish leaders. Not much more to say.

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• insight to the bone 11 years ago

  Recent events especially the demonstration in Kumasi show that there are competent capable NPP youth who do not hesitate to do the right thing , strategies and planning on scale almost as perfect as a war effort yet remain h ...
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  Recent events especially the demonstration in Kumasi show that there are competent capable NPP youth who do not hesitate to do the right thing , strategies and planning on scale almost as perfect as a war effort yet remain humble and real down to earth. These so called elders including Nana Addo underestimated these youth and the brain power they have , maybe its time to give way and allow some of these unknown worthy men /women to come forward and lead. we know many of the youth today have been brainwashed by the NDC propaganda into stupidity so do not see the truth. have you ever asked yourself why is it that when they hear the call WE AKANS they go into a stupefied frenzy of hate ? why is it that Akans are now very cautious of even saying who they are and where they are from , why is it that its only the Akans who believed in the melting pot of Ghana and disregarded their diversities . why is it that today in the ministries most traumatized Akans especially the Fantis and Nzemas will only speak Ga or English yet ewes , northerners and others can freely converse in their mother tongue ? Talk about aggressive tribalism and where its coming from , why is this govt and their minority groups continuously trying to marginalize the Akans and undermine every effort at development since the time of Kotoka . Yes its all about the worst kind of tribalism , hegemony , chauvinism , buga buga , propaganda lies and destructive corruption. We must fight even though we shall be branded mad men , cocaine dealers , drug barons and any other personality or character assassination they can think of . We must not allow them to break our spirit with this deliberate agenda to create poverty , divide and rule , no law or justice for the Akan . We must like it or not seriously consider seceding and forming our own state without these Ewes , Northerners and Gas as that way we leave a legacy and better future for our children . No point in having a country and govt that seems to do well only in making our people miserable and poor , that gives our gold fields to enemies who will never invest a single dollar into our economy but rather do everything to weaken our economies to the point were self reliance is impossible . They do this under the guise of proper business that makes the World bank , IMF and European union happy but we need a Mugabe or Chavez who will look out for the interests of our own people FIRST.

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• NANA YAW 11 years ago

  Which Akanfuo are you talking about?
  There is no Akan hegemony; trying your best to create one? Good luck, nothing but brittle bone!

  Which Akanfuo are you talking about?
  There is no Akan hegemony; trying your best to create one? Good luck, nothing but brittle bone!

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• IDRIS PACAS 11 years ago

  Throughout your write-up, you never gave any example to substantiate your argument. First, which current leaders are you referring to? Only NDC? OR both NPP and NDC?
  
  If the members of the Ghana Armed Forces, Courts/justice ...
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  Throughout your write-up, you never gave any example to substantiate your argument. First, which current leaders are you referring to? Only NDC? OR both NPP and NDC?
  
  If the members of the Ghana Armed Forces, Courts/justices etc have all succumb, whom did they succumb to? And why?
  
  
  In Thailand and the other countries you cited, the majority felt offended and therefore joined the protest. Do you think that you can mobilize any majority in Ghana to protest till the president resigns? Probably many of the silent majority have no problem with the system.
  
  I strongly support that things have not be going on well in Ghana, but let's not deceive ourselves into thinking that only the Pres and his team are those behind that, eg, a baby was born in KATH in February and to-date the whereabouts of the still remains a mystery.
  
  Collectively, did we join hands to fight for the mother? For this and many more, wrongdoers have often been motivated to continue wronging.

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• KOFI 11 years ago

  You a confused man of a type.

  You a confused man of a type.

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• NANA YAW 11 years ago

  Come and lead the battle and we will follow gladly. As long as you are not a hidden coward.

  Come and lead the battle and we will follow gladly. As long as you are not a hidden coward.

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• Seth Mifetu. 11 years ago

  Rockson, what kind of force do you propose we use? Are you trying to preach coup as it happened in Egypt? Or in Libya? Is it not true in your article that you are also insulting leaders we Ghanaians entrusted in to office to ...
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  Rockson, what kind of force do you propose we use? Are you trying to preach coup as it happened in Egypt? Or in Libya? Is it not true in your article that you are also insulting leaders we Ghanaians entrusted in to office to promote your own agenda? Those kangaroo days that we immodestly rise indefatigably to rebel legitimate government rule is a thing of the past. In a democratic dispensation, if you find a government not performing, you wait for four years and vote them out. Your article failed to provide any meaningful solution to the problem you identified, rather, I find your article to be characterized by bigotry, luck of authenticity and full of chauvinistic tendency. Who is the honest, dynamic, farsighted, dedicated and selfless person you were referring to? I know you to be Nana Akuffu Addo's faithful. Is it him (the age politician) that you were referring to? If it is him, then please give we the nonpartisan Ghanaians a break and safe us from this vociferous invertebrate show of belligerence. We have seen both the NPP and the NDC in power and know the degree of gross pain they inflicted on us. We, supposed to be crying not you that have sold your loyalty and patriotism to the NPP just as NDC supporters to the NDC. You remember your article about kumawuman in which you deliberately insulted and degraded Ashantihene to the lowest altar of displeasure? Yet you throw your support behind Nana Addo pretending to be unaware of the fact that Nana Addo and Ashantihene are inseparable. Well thank you for touching on the issue of corruption and the broken justice system in Ghana, which is also a product of both NPP and the NDC. We are watching. God Bless Ghana.

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• STAFFORD 11 years ago

  The role of Chieftaincy in Ghana is not clear enough, because the era of CONQUERING OF LANDS has been replaced by
  an era of DISPOSAL OF LANDS.The private sector of the economy is also fraught with businessmen and businesswo ...
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  The role of Chieftaincy in Ghana is not clear enough, because the era of CONQUERING OF LANDS has been replaced by
  an era of DISPOSAL OF LANDS.The private sector of the economy is also fraught with businessmen and businesswomen in various forms and shapes who offer very little impact to the economy and the environment. It is all over, congested and very unattractive.

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