Mahama, Ghana's Backdoor President, Talks ROPAL

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• Pumpuni 11 years ago

  "Historically, settlers in Worcester, predominantly Europeans of English descent, began in 1673,..."
  Please show references cited!!!

  "Historically, settlers in Worcester, predominantly Europeans of English descent, began in 1673,..."
  Please show references cited!!!

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• Prosper 11 years ago

  Don't be lazy Pumpuni. Do some little research work on your own to ascertain the facts for yourself. Google is the way to go, you lazy arse

  Don't be lazy Pumpuni. Do some little research work on your own to ascertain the facts for yourself. Google is the way to go, you lazy arse

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• Konongo Fordjour, Boston-MA 11 years ago

  Dear Pumpuni,
  Thank you for your question. As Prosper rightly said, google.com is the search engine that comes in mind at the offset. However, in case the search engine doesn't offer similarities in my article here, please ...
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  Dear Pumpuni,
  Thank you for your question. As Prosper rightly said, google.com is the search engine that comes in mind at the offset. However, in case the search engine doesn't offer similarities in my article here, please do me a favour, go to the Worcester City Hall and DEMAND to read the historical Worcester facts from their archives.
  
  Any other place can be tainted in facts and figures. It is the only place that can offer you legally certified "ACCURATE INFORMATION" about Worcester. You will be provided with a huge volume of information, some in modern English language construction, some in King Phillip handwriting, and others in medieval administrative jargon.
  
  Please get ready to peruse over 250,000 pages of information. Do not forget to go there with two gallons of bottled water to avoid dehydration.
  
  Let me hear from you by email when you are do. Hahahaha..... Good day!

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• STONER KOBYLYNTON 11 years ago

  Your piece is with a lot of information which I would like fellow Ghanaians in the locality to take the existing educational opportunity to their advantage as such is not abound in so many places in the US. A word to a wise i ...
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  Your piece is with a lot of information which I would like fellow Ghanaians in the locality to take the existing educational opportunity to their advantage as such is not abound in so many places in the US. A word to a wise is enough and had I know is always at last. E&OE.

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• Mansa 11 years ago

  "President Mahama is the face of theoretical presidential analysts with zero strategic thinking".

  "President Mahama is the face of theoretical presidential analysts with zero strategic thinking".

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• nabia 11 years ago

  the whole lot of you in worcestetr are nothing economic migrants.
  Please keep to yourselves and spare us your theathrics in british and new england history

  the whole lot of you in worcestetr are nothing economic migrants.
  Please keep to yourselves and spare us your theathrics in british and new england history

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• Konongo Fordjour, Boston-MA 11 years ago

  Nabia,
  Researches in geography and Labour economics have always cited the economy as one major reasons besides war and persecution that make movement from one place to greener pastures.
  
  Studies have also shown that econom ...
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  Nabia,
  Researches in geography and Labour economics have always cited the economy as one major reasons besides war and persecution that make movement from one place to greener pastures.
  
  Studies have also shown that economic migrants have made impact on the economy of their original homeland. In Ghana's case, such as remittances, and even stronger in directing the national mindset in economic emancipation.
  
  Ghanaians in Worcester can be extremely determinants of powerful economic Ghana if the managers of Ghana can pay attention and not overly dismissive. For example, a conscious Government with appreciation and strategic thinking can channel Ghanaian Worcester income into national development agenda in agrarian economy in the North, for instant.
  
  All a president needs do is to set the agenda. Nabia, remember that the great USA you and I emulate, respects immigrants because not too long ago, it started as one.
  
  Look, Ghanaians in Worcester can contribute heavily financially to propel the Ghanaian economy back home. It's been interesting talking to you, though! Have a great day. Cheers!

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• Rita 11 years ago

  Konongo, where is your reasoning coming from? You did not write anything meaningful at all. Talking about the history of Worcester did not have anything to do with your heading. Foolish article.

  Konongo, where is your reasoning coming from? You did not write anything meaningful at all. Talking about the history of Worcester did not have anything to do with your heading. Foolish article.

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• Konongo Fordjour, Boston-MA 11 years ago

  Rita,
  Look at the title again, and two words are distinctive: BACKDOOR and ROPAL. The message in the article was one, to caution the president on backdoor operations as examples were made to prove that habit, that must be st ...
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  Rita,
  Look at the title again, and two words are distinctive: BACKDOOR and ROPAL. The message in the article was one, to caution the president on backdoor operations as examples were made to prove that habit, that must be stopped. The historical analysis on Worcester poses a peaceful city that has accommodated Ghanaians for so long and has not experienced any bad behaviours with them. It was therefore not necessary to sneak in and out of the hall the way ne did it. That habit is not good for a "Ghanaian president" of his calibre.
  
  Two, ROPAL, as he had pushed all the blames on EC. Well, the EC may have its own peculiar challenges, but the president will have to lead. What do you think? ROPAL is law in Ghana that has deliberately been denied to work. Does it cross your mind in any way, as to why your own are denied to vote?
  
  Honestly, you need to reconsider your conclusion. Re-read the article and you will find that it is worth the effort, not foolish!

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• Yaw Marlboro 11 years ago

  Konongo are u going to waste your time responding n explaining yourself to some of this knuckle heads.There is no fool like an educated fool, the article is well written some will like it some will not don't waste your keyboa ...
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  Konongo are u going to waste your time responding n explaining yourself to some of this knuckle heads.There is no fool like an educated fool, the article is well written some will like it some will not don't waste your keyboard.The way we are some are never gonna learn, warehouse workers, live in, cna's some wear clothes to a party they don't want to wear them again.Who are we competing with?Strange eh!!Like you rightly stated instead of us educating ourselves we are sucked in with a lot of mumbo jumbo.Sinking into a bottomlesss pit.

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