Doctors Are Vital For Ghana's Development

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• KOSS 11 years ago

  WHY NO WONDER THERE ARE MORE LAWYERS LYING BUT NO CURE IN THE SYSTEM. LAWYERS FOR EVERYTHING EXCEPT NOT BE ABLE TO CURE EBOLA, AIDS, CHOLERA, MALARIA

  WHY NO WONDER THERE ARE MORE LAWYERS LYING BUT NO CURE IN THE SYSTEM. LAWYERS FOR EVERYTHING EXCEPT NOT BE ABLE TO CURE EBOLA, AIDS, CHOLERA, MALARIA

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• GHANANI 11 years ago

  Political doctors are not vital for Ghana's development.They are vital in advancing NPP'S struggle for power in Ghana.

  Political doctors are not vital for Ghana's development.They are vital in advancing NPP'S struggle for power in Ghana.

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• Abeeku Mensah 11 years ago

  Can you lawyer Otchere Darko list professions the Ghana society can live without?
  Guess what Otchere Darko, the best economic system in the world practiced by most nations is built on the supposition that those societies nev ...
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  Can you lawyer Otchere Darko list professions the Ghana society can live without?
  Guess what Otchere Darko, the best economic system in the world practiced by most nations is built on the supposition that those societies never achieve zero unemployment. If you know anything about economics you would understand why. This economic design, accidentally or by design created another industry called prisons which has become a cash cow for some. So you see incarceration of society’s criminals brought on by selfish human designs has become income generating and a cottage industry for others.
  
  How about those who pick up our trash Mr Otchere Darko? Are they deserving of our money? There is no one on God’s green earth that is not worthy of recognition for their contributions to society. The problem in Ghana is that from the time of our colonial masters to date we continue to think classroom education is synonymous with wisdom and you and your kind continue to perpetuate that myth. Ghana is full of lawyers, your kind, and yet we rent/hire foreign legal entities to represent us in cases while our dime a dozen lawyers toot their horns in parliament and around Ghana.
  
  Ghana’s doctors should be respected and compensated for the work they do but they should also do so with some common sense. Would you and your wife go out for a loan from a banking or financial institution with an inflated interest rate just so you can appease a demand/request from your children? If no them why do you, a so-called educated Ghanaian, hypocritically condemn the NDC government for the many international loans on their plate while asking that doctors in Ghana demand and get what it is they seek even if there is no money in the national coffers? Do you honestly (how would you know about honesty when the practice of law is not about honesty and moral compass but about win at all cost) think doctors should get on a picket line for as long as it takes even if patients in their care are unattended and uncared for? Should nurses follow suit demanding better wages? What about everyone working for all the ministries in Ghana?

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