Our democracy encourages waywardness in public office

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• MINOR CASE 11 years ago

  That is your darling NDC for you. For once, I can see you are trying hard to be objective . By the way are you suggesting we try the UNIGOV idea ? I would support you on that. Our people, just like the Arabs do not have the ...
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  That is your darling NDC for you. For once, I can see you are trying hard to be objective . By the way are you suggesting we try the UNIGOV idea ? I would support you on that. Our people, just like the Arabs do not have the mental sophistication to understand democracy. With us the individual comes first ,then the party and lastly the country, that is if anything is left for development. We need a system which puts the country first ,that is the government should not owe allegiance to any party. It is time the country evolve s a system that suits us.Let us try the the UNIGOV idea.

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• Klutse 11 years ago

  The fault is in the loss of public morality and patriotism. When the head is seen to be rotten, the body gives up and follows. Elective democracy is still our best chance, at least we can talk about the rot and go home to sle ...
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  The fault is in the loss of public morality and patriotism. When the head is seen to be rotten, the body gives up and follows. Elective democracy is still our best chance, at least we can talk about the rot and go home to sleep. Anyway, what we are witnessing today is part of what you stove by the pen for. Blind partisanship by intellectuals is also corruption!!!

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• ADJOA WANGARA 11 years ago

  Accoeding to the hypocrite Ewe, Bokor:
  Why am I being so brazen? Simple. There is too much theft of public funds without any prompt action being taken to punish the culprits or to institutionalize preventive mechanisms, whic ...
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  Accoeding to the hypocrite Ewe, Bokor:
  Why am I being so brazen? Simple. There is too much theft of public funds without any prompt action being taken to punish the culprits or to institutionalize preventive mechanisms, which angers the citizens.
  
  So if Bokor is making or can make sense, which I can hardly think of, why is his NDC not taking any effective action against Alfred Abgesi Woyome for duping Ghana 52 million?
  Why has the court ruled against the Ewe criminal, Woyome but the money is not paid?
  
  You see! Bokor, you are a bloody primitive hypocrite for coming out daily with your partisan and tribal stupidities.

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• yanks 11 years ago

  corruption by promoting those involved to work closer with maama.

  corruption by promoting those involved to work closer with maama.

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• Lint 11 years ago

  Please, the UNIGOV idea is brilliant but it should be precceded by a triller; a rangoon with a sunami; with a brush for a clean sheet; to effect a house cleaning exercise, to help us with an 3y3 kaine for Ghana; and weed off ...
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  Please, the UNIGOV idea is brilliant but it should be precceded by a triller; a rangoon with a sunami; with a brush for a clean sheet; to effect a house cleaning exercise, to help us with an 3y3 kaine for Ghana; and weed off all the rotten thieves, idiotic elephants and unpatriotic baldheads from the system. That is what should hapen before we cool it into UNIGOV. It is sad for a single nation to have such a high percentage of educated people yet are uncivilised, unpatriotic and reduced to petty, commom thieves, with Pastors being the worst sinners

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