Talking Crap Is No Work, Gen. Nunoo-Mensah!

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• Pelicles 11 years ago

  Yes, he followed that marijuana smoker due to fear of being arrested and shot. They are nothing more than "rats" burrowing their tunnels underneath the ground.
  
  One thing I hate about our military men is they behave as if t ...
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  Yes, he followed that marijuana smoker due to fear of being arrested and shot. They are nothing more than "rats" burrowing their tunnels underneath the ground.
  
  One thing I hate about our military men is they behave as if they have all the answers for our problems.

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• Philip 11 years ago

  Fire on, Kwame! There is, however, one thing you forgot to mention. It is that this is the same JDM who increased his salary, backdated it for 4 year, collected the arrears and pocketed it. Then he had the guts to tell us he ...
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  Fire on, Kwame! There is, however, one thing you forgot to mention. It is that this is the same JDM who increased his salary, backdated it for 4 year, collected the arrears and pocketed it. Then he had the guts to tell us he had reduced his salary by 10% as a sacrifice to help resuscitate the economy! TWEAAAAH!

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• OSEI KWAME 11 years ago

  Kwame okoampa Ahoofe,you are a big fool

  Kwame okoampa Ahoofe,you are a big fool

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• OSEI KWAME 11 years ago

  kwame Ahoofe, you are a big fooool

  kwame Ahoofe, you are a big fooool

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• ENEMIES OF PROGRESS 11 years ago

  You have single handedly alienated would-be NPP supporters! Keep it up, keep pushing people to ANY OTHER PARTY BUT NPP!!! We thank you...

  You have single handedly alienated would-be NPP supporters! Keep it up, keep pushing people to ANY OTHER PARTY BUT NPP!!! We thank you...

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• ENEMIES OF PROGRESS 11 years ago

  WHAT ABOUT WRITING CRAP? WHO WRITES MORE CRAP THAN YOU...HA! Even NPP supporters know how dangerous you are....

  WHAT ABOUT WRITING CRAP? WHO WRITES MORE CRAP THAN YOU...HA! Even NPP supporters know how dangerous you are....

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• Justice Atuguba 11 years ago

  Spot on on dr

  Spot on on dr

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• Kwabena Erzoah 11 years ago

  Kwame, I read your piece and find it very surprising with the amount of energy exerted forcing thrusts in all directions therefore making the article woolly and wordy. I think you have descended very low here as compared to s ...
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  Kwame, I read your piece and find it very surprising with the amount of energy exerted forcing thrusts in all directions therefore making the article woolly and wordy. I think you have descended very low here as compared to some of your previous articles. I can see you are contributing to Kofi Attah's article highlighting the fact that the Brigadier saluted his junior ranked officer. I ask you; under what circumstances did he salute him? I think he did when Mr Rawlings was a head of state of Ghana irrespective of how. The Brigadier was not afraid to be shot as alleged but respected the commander In Chief of the Armed Forces then be it junior in rank or age. Kwame and Kofi Attah, your practical contributions to the knowledge of development of Ghana is required if you have the skills which I believe you both do rather than following light hearted comments one made. Sometimes I blame someone for ‘legislating’ a LEVEL PLAYING FIELD in Ghana; therefore cannot differentiate between the trees and the woods. Our country Ghana is not a leaderless state as certain writers are trying to force it therefore we must and should at least respect our mandated leaders or heads of departments such as the Brigadier.

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• Kwabena Erzoah 11 years ago

  Kwame, I read your piece and find it very surprising with the amount of energy exerted forcing thrusts in all directions therefore making the article woolly and wordy. I think you have descended very low here as compared to s ...
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  Kwame, I read your piece and find it very surprising with the amount of energy exerted forcing thrusts in all directions therefore making the article woolly and wordy. I think you have descended very low here as compared to some of your previous articles. I can see you are contributing to Kofi Attah's article highlighting the fact that the Brigadier saluted his junior ranked officer. I ask you; under what circumstances did he salute him? I think he did when Mr Rawlings was a head of state of Ghana irrespective of how. The Brigadier was not afraid to be shot as alleged but respected the commander In Chief of the Armed Forces then be it junior in rank or age. Kwame and Kofi Attah, your practical contributions to the knowledge of development of Ghana is required if you have the skills which I believe you both do rather than following light hearted comments one made. Sometimes I blame someone for ‘legislating’ a LEVEL PLAYING FIELD in Ghana; therefore cannot differentiate between the trees and the woods. Our country Ghana is not a leaderless state as certain writers are trying to force it therefore we must and should at least respect our mandated leaders or heads of departments such as the Brigadier.

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