Time for all liberal minded democrats to rise up

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• Kwame 11 years ago

  It is good some members are seeing through the evil machinations against Afoko and Kwabena Agyepong

  It is good some members are seeing through the evil machinations against Afoko and Kwabena Agyepong

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• Nsemfoo 11 years ago

  You seize to have good intentions when you are seen to be siding one side as a leader. That is the problem of Afoko and Kwabena if you care to know. Let them be truly neutral and you will see the massive support we all wish f ...
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  You seize to have good intentions when you are seen to be siding one side as a leader. That is the problem of Afoko and Kwabena if you care to know. Let them be truly neutral and you will see the massive support we all wish for them being manifested. If Afoko is hated because you believe he is a Northerner what then do you say about Kwabena, has he become a Northerner too?

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• Kojo T 11 years ago

  Just get rid of Akufo Addo and Ken Agyepong . They are autoctratic, violent and backward

  Just get rid of Akufo Addo and Ken Agyepong . They are autoctratic, violent and backward

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• mensah abrampa 11 years ago

  Holy Moses! Suddenly,out of the blue, Cain, the envy consumed and hate-mongering brother is offering unsolicited suggestions to Abel on how to maintain the peace in his household. I will take any suggestion from Kojo T to th ...
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  Holy Moses! Suddenly,out of the blue, Cain, the envy consumed and hate-mongering brother is offering unsolicited suggestions to Abel on how to maintain the peace in his household. I will take any suggestion from Kojo T to the great elephant family with a pinch of sea salt! Please , reader, don't be fooled by Kojo T's sudden show of magnanimity and cordiality. Be warned to look downward if he exclaims there are gold nuggets up above your head, within your immediate reach because he is up to no good. He never means what he says and he does not say what he means.
  Nana Akuffo Addo is the greatest fear of the NDC and and evil minded ghanaians. The out of the blue advice from a known bigot reinforces my belief that the NDC top hierachy is behind the in-fighting within the NPP. Recently an NDC pollster, Ben Ephson, said if the elections were held today Mahama and the NDC will lose. That's not the only bitter truth.Those behind the Akuffo Addo hate campaign know that the same voting pattern will prevail in 2016 and Nana will become Ghana's fifth President of the Fourth Republic. Unless the unexpected happens, Nana Akuffo Addo, the man who is fear personified to the entire NDC setup, is on the verge of winning the NPP nomination and set the stage for an eventual Mahama-Akuffo Addo 2016 presidential face-off. The NDC leadership is working in tandem with the Kyeremanten faction to scuttle Nana's march towards the presidency. The NDC wants Alan to win because they know he'll be no match for the clueless and incompetent Mahama in 2016. Mahama will then get his heart's desire, a second term in office. By 2020, the 77 year old Nana will be considered too old and too tired after 3 failed attempts to win the presidency and would need no persuasion to retire from politics. Since ghanaians voting trend shows that we change administrations every 8 years the year 2020 will then automatically belong to Alan and the NPP. It doesn't take rocket science sophistry to figure out this diabolic plan. If ghanaians allow this to become our living reality by the year 2020, this will spell doom for the nation because the major players of this doomsday scenario, Mahama and Kyeremanten, are in it for what they will personally gain, the presidency and fat offshore bank accounts. Of course their cronies will get their fair share of the booty and Ghana would be the eventual biggest loser. Kojo, I'm sorry but you're too smart by half.

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• Kojo T 11 years ago

  Just love reading your take. But sorry you are blinded . Any way in a democarcy you have you say and i will have mine , so long as we do not do it over then gun barrels and machettes Nana loves. Sure we can have beer together ...
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  Just love reading your take. But sorry you are blinded . Any way in a democarcy you have you say and i will have mine , so long as we do not do it over then gun barrels and machettes Nana loves. Sure we can have beer together , that is if you partake in social drinking . you can then have some fufu while i get on with Akple . I love fufu though but for the occasion we can split . have a nice day

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• mensah abrampa 11 years ago

  I don't drink any alcoholic beverage but I eat Akple. My food appetite knows no boundaries if only they are prepared under healthy conditions. You can have your beer while I enjoy a glass of cold cranberry juice. We can be di ...
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  I don't drink any alcoholic beverage but I eat Akple. My food appetite knows no boundaries if only they are prepared under healthy conditions. You can have your beer while I enjoy a glass of cold cranberry juice. We can be different in many respects but I guess we must have the same goal of peace, harmony, unity and prosperity for all. I believe in diversity and co-existence. I'm a Ghanaian first and second a member of the Akan tribe. I'm a de-tribalized ghanaian raised in Adabraka, Accra but I do acknowledge my Denkyira, Akyem and Asante ancestry and heritage. I do respect your Ewe/Anlo heritage but we're also one family, one people. Good day buddy.

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• Kojo T 11 years ago

  Perhaps I am more "unfortunately " detribalized . I am sure you know Kokomlemle, kaneshie, Achimota and Domi . Sure i have Anlo roots but I also have roots from other parts of the country. Sure I want the utmost harmony and p ...
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  Perhaps I am more "unfortunately " detribalized . I am sure you know Kokomlemle, kaneshie, Achimota and Domi . Sure i have Anlo roots but I also have roots from other parts of the country. Sure I want the utmost harmony and peace as that is the surest way for development . No one person has answers and i am afraid your party fails because African free enterprise is a failure. We like buy and sell instead of production . As for Nana he does not have the wherwithal. you see I know most of these people on personal lines and know their capabilities

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• mensah abrampa 11 years ago

  I'd love to see a united NPP because it has the potential to govern Ghana more efficiently and effectively than any other party. What I'm not happy about is what looks like a new Northern coalition within the NPP family. We a ...
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  I'd love to see a united NPP because it has the potential to govern Ghana more efficiently and effectively than any other party. What I'm not happy about is what looks like a new Northern coalition within the NPP family. We already have too many factions than we need. Matter of fact we don't need a factionalized but a unitary and rock solid NPP to wrestle power from a strong and united competitor who is only interested in power but lacks the capacity to rule efficiently. The more factions we nurture the weaker we become.
  Let's get rid of the existing factions and strengthen our party. There's no wisdom or strength in an Akan, Asante, Akyem, Northern NPP. There's no wisdom in nurturing an Alan or Nana faction within the same party because they don't serve the purposes of the party but that of the opponent. In short we don't need a factionalized party because it serves no useful purpose. Whoever is on the NPP's side, now is the time to show by doing away with all factions, both old and those still on the drawing board and unite solidly behind the party, not individuals nor ethnicities. Factionalization means eventual death. We need each other because we are family.

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