Kyerematen’s Proposal Ambitious But Doable And Sustainable

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• Hmmmm 11 years ago

  The proposal will put the NPP in constant campaign mode. Not good for the country. What will the thousands of workers be doing during the off season? It is precisely because of this that we have serial callers inundating the ...
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  The proposal will put the NPP in constant campaign mode. Not good for the country. What will the thousands of workers be doing during the off season? It is precisely because of this that we have serial callers inundating the air waves with vitriolic statements day in and day out.

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• Omanhene 11 years ago

  Well said,but be carefully with Allan promises.This man is just talkative ,what didn't he said when he was contesting for WTO job but the intelligent minds ignored him and voted for a lady ,why bcos they knew he was not ...
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  Well said,but be carefully with Allan promises.This man is just talkative ,what didn't he said when he was contesting for WTO job but the intelligent minds ignored him and voted for a lady ,why bcos they knew he was not competent for the job,listen to him with a pinch of salt.is the cassava factories functioning at your place at mfanseman now or what?

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• EBEN 11 years ago

  WE CANNOT GIVE THE NOD TO THAT LILLIPUTIAN AGAIN. WE ARE GIOING FOR ALAN WHO CAN GET US THE SEAT. THE DANQUAHS DO NOT KNOW HOW TO WIN NATIONAL ELECTIONS.

  WE CANNOT GIVE THE NOD TO THAT LILLIPUTIAN AGAIN. WE ARE GIOING FOR ALAN WHO CAN GET US THE SEAT. THE DANQUAHS DO NOT KNOW HOW TO WIN NATIONAL ELECTIONS.

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• Kuoro 11 years ago

  Cheap propaganda for Alan but he will not win. The PSI died before NPP left office. Think of it and grow up bro.

  Cheap propaganda for Alan but he will not win. The PSI died before NPP left office. Think of it and grow up bro.

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• Arthur 11 years ago

  Im beginning to like Kyeremateng more.

  Im beginning to like Kyeremateng more.

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• Bryden Wilson 11 years ago

  After failing to bribe delegates prior to 2008, Alan Kyeremanteng in 2010 promised delegates he would give each delegate a certain amount of money. The delegates did not believe him and requested for the money at once. Alan ...
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  After failing to bribe delegates prior to 2008, Alan Kyeremanteng in 2010 promised delegates he would give each delegate a certain amount of money. The delegates did not believe him and requested for the money at once. Alan Kyeremanteng could not meet the demand and gave out some cheques to be cashed after the congress. After the congress when Alan had lost the election, when the delegates presented the cheques, they were denied the money. The same man is promising again.

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• Yaw Ohemeng 11 years ago

  The proposal started on the wrong premise. There is a difference between party membership and supporters who vote for a party. It is very much inaccurate to assume that the 5 million plus who vote NPP are NPP members.
  
  If y ...
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  The proposal started on the wrong premise. There is a difference between party membership and supporters who vote for a party. It is very much inaccurate to assume that the 5 million plus who vote NPP are NPP members.
  
  If you know your party well, you will find out that those who hold party membership cards are less than one million. It is the same with the other major party.
  
  Alan's proposals would have been credible if he was calling for a membership drive to increase the number of card-bearing members.
  
  It is this same miscalculation that is leading him to believe that he has this 5 million votes 'locked' and that all he needed to do is to attract floating voters to add to it.
  
  It is a wrong notion. The 5 million vote NPP because of Akufo Addo. Alan can never assume that this support is already available to him.

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