Alan Cash is caught between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea

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King Bright (USA) 11 years ago

.Yeah the BATTLE is the LORD'S. Amenooo!!!

.Yeah the BATTLE is the LORD'S. Amenooo!!!
EBEN 11 years ago

NANA AKUFFO ADDO IS A FREEMASON. HE DOES NOT KNOW GOD. ONLY FOOLS WILL BE INFLUENCED BY SLOGAN.

NANA AKUFFO ADDO IS A FREEMASON. HE DOES NOT KNOW GOD. ONLY FOOLS WILL BE INFLUENCED BY SLOGAN.
Isaac 11 years ago

That's a masterful piece, my brother! Bravo.

That's a masterful piece, my brother! Bravo.
Kwadwo 11 years ago

Let him go for his spanking so he does not come back again and talk trash in the future. His defeat will be resounding, and will end his political career.

Let him go for his spanking so he does not come back again and talk trash in the future. His defeat will be resounding, and will end his political career.
BAGAMBOLA 11 years ago

Same will apply to the coke snorting rat Nana Addo come 2016! He will go down in history as the worst member of the Danquah-Busia tradition having taken us from power to opposition and in the process thrown away regions, seat ...
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Same will apply to the coke snorting rat Nana Addo come 2016! He will go down in history as the worst member of the Danquah-Busia tradition having taken us from power to opposition and in the process thrown away regions, seats and votes in even our strongholds
Jake 11 years ago

Alan is the one who can beat Mahama... Nana Addo is tainted to win enough votes to beat Mahama

Alan is the one who can beat Mahama... Nana Addo is tainted to win enough votes to beat Mahama
Jake 11 years ago

It doesn't matter how bad the NDC will mess-up within the next 2 years Nana Addo cannot beat Mahama....how is he going to attract votes outside NPP ??? think about it!

It doesn't matter how bad the NDC will mess-up within the next 2 years Nana Addo cannot beat Mahama....how is he going to attract votes outside NPP ??? think about it!
k, no problem, a 11 years ago

You are talking of political experience when people will be looking at economic expediency, prudence, economic vision and management aucumen. No doubt Akuffo Addo will win the primaries but as some one stated he will lead the ...
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You are talking of political experience when people will be looking at economic expediency, prudence, economic vision and management aucumen. No doubt Akuffo Addo will win the primaries but as some one stated he will lead the NPP to the slaughter house. To me Alan is the only person who can take power from President Mahama. Yes Nana Can create an empty euphoria and fopp miserably. God probably wants NPP to learn it the hard way to realise that arrogance is very expensive.
Aboaba JJ 11 years ago

You write very good English. There's no question about what you've said. Good article, scholastic by all standards. The so-called journalists who've made it a habit to write garbage, must learn to write good English, one devo ...
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You write very good English. There's no question about what you've said. Good article, scholastic by all standards. The so-called journalists who've made it a habit to write garbage, must learn to write good English, one devoid of silly grammatical errors.
Chamcham 11 years ago

What a wonderful piece of analysis.Mr Alan "cash"and Co, please read this piece and rethink your strategy. You are going to lose "big". Can you and your advisors see the writing on the wall?

What a wonderful piece of analysis.Mr Alan "cash"and Co, please read this piece and rethink your strategy. You are going to lose "big". Can you and your advisors see the writing on the wall?

Patrick Fordjour 11 years ago

Stupid writer akufo addo is too short vote for alan

Stupid writer akufo addo is too short vote for alan
Victor A. Young 11 years ago

There's news going around that Ibrahim Mahama, who is the junior brother of John Mahama is financing Alan Kyeremateng. I was so shocked when I heard that. Infact I didn't believe it until Ohene Ntow declared that NDC should j ...
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There's news going around that Ibrahim Mahama, who is the junior brother of John Mahama is financing Alan Kyeremateng. I was so shocked when I heard that. Infact I didn't believe it until Ohene Ntow declared that NDC should join Alan's campaign team. For the sole purpose of winning power, it's disheartening to note how foolish one would be to invite the camp of his political enemies for help or alliance? I'm wondering if Alan's camp knows the kind of damage it until causing to itself? Oh hoo, Mr. Alan Kyeremateng what's all these about?. Open your eyes; you're wasting your time and money in a battle that you cannot win!
EBEN 11 years ago

ALAN HAS HIS OWN MONEY TO FINANCE HIS CAMPAIGN. HE IS NOT LIKE AKUFFO ADDO WHO IS BEING FINANCED BY DRUG BARONS LIKE KENNEDY AGYEPONG.

ALAN HAS HIS OWN MONEY TO FINANCE HIS CAMPAIGN. HE IS NOT LIKE AKUFFO ADDO WHO IS BEING FINANCED BY DRUG BARONS LIKE KENNEDY AGYEPONG.
BAGAMBOLA 11 years ago

There is news going round that Ghanaians will reject Nana Addo because of his links with the drug barons. I didn't believe it until it became evident in his connections with Raymond Amankwaa, his issuing of passports to drug ...
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There is news going round that Ghanaians will reject Nana Addo because of his links with the drug barons. I didn't believe it until it became evident in his connections with Raymond Amankwaa, his issuing of passports to drug dealers and his failure to explain why he was sacked from Oxford - apparently for using cocaine!

I'm wondering if Nana's camp knows the kind o damage it is causing to him as any time he is chosen by NPP he loses miserably in front of Ghanaians. His reputation is so bad that he is disgraced by even small boys and he can't seem to respond to the drug allegations!

Open your eyes Nana is wasting time and money in a battle he cannot win!
G. K. Berko 11 years ago

Why dwell on the outcome of the 740 delegates' votes for trimming the number of candidates to determine the results of the Primaries?

Am I the only one who sees something wrong with this projection? In the primaries, ther ...
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Why dwell on the outcome of the 740 delegates' votes for trimming the number of candidates to determine the results of the Primaries?

Am I the only one who sees something wrong with this projection? In the primaries, there would be 14,000 delegates instead of 740. And to claim that the outcome of this trimming exercise directly reflects how the 14,000 delegates would vote and claim victory for Akufo-Addo, is stretching it too far.

Besides, as I hinted elsewhere earlier, sh*t happens, and unexpected occurrences could nudge the vector of projections off-course. Now, I have noticed Alan's camp suggesting a certain breach of the NPP constitution by the leadership of the Party for allowing only a shorter period of Pre-Primaries Campaigning than the Constitution requires. If that suggestion matures into a protest for extension to allow the full period of campaigning, Alan could muster more momentum amidst other possible shocking Akufo-Addo's hope-busting incidents. So, don't get your hopes too high, else impact of your possible disappointment would be too heavy.

Long Live Ghana!!!
Yalley 11 years ago

Long, but poor analysis. To even allude to the results of sheer 787 votes to buttress your point - that the primary (141000 strong votes) result has been predetermined, betrays your dishonesty, and unimpressive intellectual p ...
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Long, but poor analysis. To even allude to the results of sheer 787 votes to buttress your point - that the primary (141000 strong votes) result has been predetermined, betrays your dishonesty, and unimpressive intellectual prowess. It is not the length,or big word, but the objective, cognitive substance in the write-up, that determines the success or failure of one's commentary.

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