The Corruption of Politics

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• ADJOA WANGARA 11 years ago

  Yes! the lazy Ewe Chris Mensah Dekportor is on it again with hie dirty Ewe tribal partisan politalk again.
  
  Look you dirty Ewe. let me tell you, the burning issue now in Ghana is all about how the people of Ghana are suffer ...
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  Yes! the lazy Ewe Chris Mensah Dekportor is on it again with hie dirty Ewe tribal partisan politalk again.
  
  Look you dirty Ewe. let me tell you, the burning issue now in Ghana is all about how the people of Ghana are suffering from the Mahama's led NDC governmnent MASSIVE CORRUPTION and not nothing currently to do with Akuffo Addo.
  
  Why are you IDIOT not talking about the 52 million Cedis paid unlawfully to your lazy criminal brother WOYOME?
  
  Why wouldn't you Dekportor not find work doing in Hamburg bur trying to write nonsense to earn a living from the CORRUPT NDC government?
  
  Have you IDIOT heard about SADA and GYEEDA before? FOOLISH MAN, the people back home are suffering from the corrupt iron hands of the NDC and you lazy tribal and partisan insane keeps on talking nonsense!
  
  I am going to work now, I will be back in the afternoon to meet you lazy idiot again.
  
  Greet all the Afro Shops you will visit today in Hamburg, Wandsberger Chausee to drink your Akpeteshie, lazy Ewe.
  
  If you don't like Akufo Addo go back to TOGO where you really hails.

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• ADJOA WANGARA 11 years ago

  A very big shame to you Mensah Dekportor for sitting behind the flag of Ghana and talking that garbage.
  It is a curse for a Togolese to sit behind the "flag of Ghana" and besides blame a Ghanaian without any tangible reason ...
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  A very big shame to you Mensah Dekportor for sitting behind the flag of Ghana and talking that garbage.
  It is a curse for a Togolese to sit behind the "flag of Ghana" and besides blame a Ghanaian without any tangible reason just because of tribal partisan politics.
  
  Ask your dirty self why the entire worker in the country are on strike. Fool!!!

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• G. K. Berko 11 years ago

  ADJOA WANGARA, you shut off that stream of bigotry and deal with the essence of the Article that transcends tribal and partisan boundaries.
  
  The Author may sound anti-NPP because he drew a parallel between the Woyomegate a ...
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  ADJOA WANGARA, you shut off that stream of bigotry and deal with the essence of the Article that transcends tribal and partisan boundaries.
  
  The Author may sound anti-NPP because he drew a parallel between the Woyomegate and the dubious Drill Ship sale under the legal auspices of the former Attorney-General, Akufo-Addo.
  
  But we should not let that comparison lose us to the deeper truth of how corruption is viewed across board in the Country, as alluded to by the Author, which is truly why we cannot get any headway with its effective suppression.
  
  Even if the Author were undeniably a foreigner making his observation, it is only wise to focus on the message he is providing to us than attacking his background which you have not established.
  
  I have suggested elsewhere that our Corruption culprits deserve to be invited to the Hague to be tried by Foreign Judges of proven higher integrity for crimes against our Humanity.
  
  So, it makes no difference to me that the Author of this Article may be a Togolese or Beninois. We could be cannibalistic to devour our own. We have done that over and over again. So, outsiders are justified to make observations and express their concerns on how we treat our own immorally.
  
  ADJOA WANGARA, you may just have been lucky to escape victimization by some of our own. But you cannot deny with any sense of dignified straightforwardness that any of your own is Corrupt, and that the social canker ought to be fought with disregard to partisan or tribal affiliations.
  
  Therefore, simply shut up if have nothing constructive to share. Hiding behind monikers is always emboldening to spew garbage as your bigotry is. It sadly betrays your timidity to confront the realities all Ghanaians have to deal with. Learn to be a true patriot, if you are intolerant of foreign interference.
  
  Long Live Ghana!!!

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• (KOLA outside LONDON) 11 years ago

  G.K. Berko, you are attacking Adjoa Wangra for not dealing with the essence of the Article that transcends tribal and partisan boundaries, but very unfortunately you seems only to be pointing fingers. Why? You are also not de ...
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  G.K. Berko, you are attacking Adjoa Wangra for not dealing with the essence of the Article that transcends tribal and partisan boundaries, but very unfortunately you seems only to be pointing fingers. Why? You are also not dealing with the article but rather making the same streams of bigotry.
  
  I opine you are under no circumstances better than Adjoa Wangara, I would even say you are worse in rather spewing garbage and most probably you are an Ewe hiding behind monikers only to defend the writer Dokportor.
  
  Fact is your comment is also useless as regard to the article and for that much you are equally a bigot.
  
  I will therefore entreat you to keep your snout shut too, you pig!

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• MARCUS AMPADU 11 years ago

  We need a truth and reconciliation commission, similar to the one that was held in post-apartheid South Africa, to really uproot the canker of corruption from our midst.
  
  Do we as a nation have the courage to do it as soon ...
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  We need a truth and reconciliation commission, similar to the one that was held in post-apartheid South Africa, to really uproot the canker of corruption from our midst.
  
  Do we as a nation have the courage to do it as soon as possible, or we continue to blame others?

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• Rita 11 years ago

  I believe the NPP shouting of the song, "Nana is not corrupt" will cease to be sung going forward. I have said that Nana is the most corrupt politician we have in Ghana now. He bribed the 140,000 delegates to win the flagbear ...
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  I believe the NPP shouting of the song, "Nana is not corrupt" will cease to be sung going forward. I have said that Nana is the most corrupt politician we have in Ghana now. He bribed the 140,000 delegates to win the flagbearer ship position.

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• Mama 11 years ago

  Rita, Stop you bullshit!

  Rita, Stop you bullshit!

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• olawa 11 years ago

  societe generale bought Akuffu Addos fathers hotel at Nkrumah circle was it accidental or a political corruption deal.Ghanaians a cool awaiting the D-day.thieves

  societe generale bought Akuffu Addos fathers hotel at Nkrumah circle was it accidental or a political corruption deal.Ghanaians a cool awaiting the D-day.thieves

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• Ed 11 years ago

  Bank debts such as those that the GNPC is purpoted to have incurred,are normally syndicated among a number of banking institutions, some of which will later on sell the loans to institutional investors. Before a bank will iss ...
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  Bank debts such as those that the GNPC is purpoted to have incurred,are normally syndicated among a number of banking institutions, some of which will later on sell the loans to institutional investors. Before a bank will issue a loan collaterized by a sovereign asset, they make sure that the borrower is allowed to enter into such a transaction and, all laws of the sovereign state have been followed.
  
  So, if the opposition parties in Ghana are truly honest about their claims of not being corrupt, all they have to say to the banks that, when in power, they will not honor the loans, because the laws of Ghana have not been followed. No, reputable bank would then go ahead and issue such a loan, because no institutional investor will buy such loan.
  
  HOLD ALL OF YOUR POLITICIANS ACCOUNTABLE, EVEN WHEN THEY ARE NOT IN POWER.

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• Ed 11 years ago

  Bank debts such as those that the GNPC is purpoted to have incurred,are normally syndicated among a number of banking institutions, some of which will later on sell the loans to institutional investors. Before a bank will iss ...
  read full comment

  Bank debts such as those that the GNPC is purpoted to have incurred,are normally syndicated among a number of banking institutions, some of which will later on sell the loans to institutional investors. Before a bank will issue a loan collaterized by a sovereign asset, they make sure that the borrower is allowed to enter into such a transaction and, all laws of the sovereign state have been followed.
  
  So, if the opposition parties in Ghana are truly honest about their claims of not being corrupt, all they have to say to the banks that, when in power, they will not honor the loans, because the laws of Ghana have not been followed. No, reputable bank would then go ahead and issue such a loan, because no institutional investor will buy such loan.
  
  HOLD ALL OF YOUR POLITICIANS ACCOUNTABLE, EVEN WHEN THEY ARE NOT IN POWER.

  reply
• Ed 11 years ago

  Bank debts such as those that the GNPC is purpoted to have incurred,are normally syndicated among a number of banking institutions, some of which will later on sell the loans to institutional investors. Before a bank will iss ...
  read full comment

  Bank debts such as those that the GNPC is purpoted to have incurred,are normally syndicated among a number of banking institutions, some of which will later on sell the loans to institutional investors. Before a bank will issue a loan collaterized by a sovereign asset, they make sure that the borrower is allowed to enter into such a transaction and, all laws of the sovereign state have been followed.
  
  So, if the opposition parties in Ghana are truly honest about their claims of not being corrupt, all they have to say to the banks that, when in power, they will not honor the loans, because the laws of Ghana have not been followed. No, reputable bank would then go ahead and issue such a loan, because no institutional investor will buy such loan.
  
  HOLD ALL OF YOUR POLITICIANS ACCOUNTABLE, EVEN WHEN THEY ARE NOT IN POWER.

  reply
• Ed 11 years ago

  Bank debts such as those that the GNPC is purpoted to have incurred,are normally syndicated among a number of banking institutions, some of which will later on sell the loans to institutional investors. Before a bank will iss ...
  read full comment

  Bank debts such as those that the GNPC is purpoted to have incurred,are normally syndicated among a number of banking institutions, some of which will later on sell the loans to institutional investors. Before a bank will issue a loan collaterized by a sovereign asset, they make sure that the borrower is allowed to enter into such a transaction and, all laws of the sovereign state have been followed.
  
  So, if the opposition parties in Ghana are truly honest about their claims of not being corrupt, all they have to say to the banks that, when in power, they will not honor the loans, because the laws of Ghana have not been followed. No, reputable bank would then go ahead and issue such a loan, because no institutional investor will buy such loan.
  
  HOLD ALL OF YOUR POLITICIANS ACCOUNTABLE, EVEN WHEN THEY ARE NOT IN POWER.

  reply
• Ed 11 years ago

  Bank debts such as those that the GNPC is purpoted to have incurred,are normally syndicated among a number of banking institutions, some of which will later on sell the loans to institutional investors. Before a bank will iss ...
  read full comment

  Bank debts such as those that the GNPC is purpoted to have incurred,are normally syndicated among a number of banking institutions, some of which will later on sell the loans to institutional investors. Before a bank will issue a loan collaterized by a sovereign asset, they make sure that the borrower is allowed to enter into such a transaction and, all laws of the sovereign state have been followed.
  
  So, if the opposition parties in Ghana are truly honest about their claims of not being corrupt, all they have to say to the banks that, when in power, they will not honor the loans, because the laws of Ghana have not been followed. No, reputable bank would then go ahead and issue such a loan, because no institutional investor will buy such loan.
  
  HOLD ALL OF YOUR POLITICIANS ACCOUNTABLE, EVEN WHEN THEY ARE NOT IN POWER.

  reply
• Ed 11 years ago

  Bank debts such as those that the GNPC is purpoted to have incurred,are normally syndicated among a number of banking institutions, some of which will later on sell the loans to institutional investors. Before a bank will iss ...
  read full comment

  Bank debts such as those that the GNPC is purpoted to have incurred,are normally syndicated among a number of banking institutions, some of which will later on sell the loans to institutional investors. Before a bank will issue a loan collaterized by a sovereign asset, they make sure that the borrower is allowed to enter into such a transaction and, all laws of the sovereign state have been followed.
  
  So, if the opposition parties in Ghana are truly honest about their claims of not being corrupt, all they have to say to the banks that, when in power, they will not honor the loans, because the laws of Ghana have not been followed. No, reputable bank would then go ahead and issue such a loan, because no institutional investor will buy such loan.
  
  HOLD ALL OF YOUR POLITICIANS ACCOUNTABLE, EVEN WHEN THEY ARE NOT IN POWER.

  reply