Some Source Materials By And About Kwame Nkrumah 1

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• ICONIC-07 10 years ago

  THIS IS VIVID EXPOSITION OF THE GREAT WORKS OF THE GREATEST LEADER GHANA HAS EVER HAD IN LIVING MEMORY, OSAGYEFO DR. KWAME NKRUMAH.
  
  ONE MAY WANT TO ASK, "WHERE ARE THE BOOKS AND ARTICLES OF OSAGYEFO DR. KWEME NKRUMAH?"
  
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  THIS IS VIVID EXPOSITION OF THE GREAT WORKS OF THE GREATEST LEADER GHANA HAS EVER HAD IN LIVING MEMORY, OSAGYEFO DR. KWAME NKRUMAH.
  
  ONE MAY WANT TO ASK, "WHERE ARE THE BOOKS AND ARTICLES OF OSAGYEFO DR. KWEME NKRUMAH?"
  
  THE WORSE THAT UGCC-UP-PP-NPP HAVE DONE TO GHANA IS THE MASSACRE OF OSAGYEFO'S BOOKS AND ARTICLE, BY THOSE ETHNOCENTRIC-INWARD-LOOKING-TRIBAL EDUCATED ILLITERATE PROFESSORS AT THE VARIOUS UNIVERSITIES WHO HAVE NO RESPECT FOR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.
  
  GHANAIANS MUST BE AWARE THAT NPP JUST WANT POWERR TO PLUNDER THE STATE TREASURY AND NOT TO BUILD INSTITUTIONS OF THE STATE.
  COME TO THINK OF AMOAKOH BAAH AND KOAMPAH WHO CALL THEMSELVES PROFESSOR, EDUCATED IN MUSHROOM UNIVERISTIES IN THE USA, LASHING AT OSAGYEFO AND ATTRIBUTING EVERYTHING HE DID TO LAME-DUCK DANQUAH AND BUSIA.
  
  ALUTA CONTINUA

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• Equity 10 years ago

  He was the first black President and he chose tyranny, one-party state, President for life with no Vice President. Even Hitler had Hess as his deputy.
  
  Now all over Africa Nkrumah's bad examples are still being copied. Muga ...
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  He was the first black President and he chose tyranny, one-party state, President for life with no Vice President. Even Hitler had Hess as his deputy.
  
  Now all over Africa Nkrumah's bad examples are still being copied. Mugabe of Zimbabwe, Yaya Jameh of Gambia, Museveni of Uganda, Eyadema Faure Gnasingbe of Togo and everywhere in Africa is all one party state and killing of political opponents just as Nkrumah the murderous dictator did to Ghana decades ago. Look at thousands perishing in high seas trying to escape poor life in Africa

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  Francis Kwarteng,
  You have a tough road ahead, for, there is so much for even "...a partial list of writings on Nkrumah, his work and legacy..." But, it will be worth the effort, when it is all done.
  
  The list of 15 books ...
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  Francis Kwarteng,
  You have a tough road ahead, for, there is so much for even "...a partial list of writings on Nkrumah, his work and legacy..." But, it will be worth the effort, when it is all done.
  
  The list of 15 books alone tells us you have begun to achieve your objective.
  
  For our part we will make sure the effort is captured in one place, in one file, on www.GhanaHero.com/Visions, for ease of reference, when it is all done.
  
  Keep up the good work!
  
  Peace!

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Dear Prof. Lungu,
  
  Oh yes, I have a tough time ahead.
  
  I am am ready for this task as you can see.
  
  Thanks.

  Dear Prof. Lungu,
  
  Oh yes, I have a tough time ahead.
  
  I am am ready for this task as you can see.
  
  Thanks.

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• Sam 10 years ago

  Thanks Brother Kwarteng. The sad thing is that most Ghanaians don't read. They like sensationalism in tabloids and on radio stations scattered across the country. Even the so called professors don't read.
  
  The same way the ...
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  Thanks Brother Kwarteng. The sad thing is that most Ghanaians don't read. They like sensationalism in tabloids and on radio stations scattered across the country. Even the so called professors don't read.
  
  The same way the majority Ghanaians in the diaspora even don't read. They don't add to the knowledge acquired whilst in Ghana. Go to universities and colleges across the western world, Scandinavian and far eastern countries and do a count of Ghanaians who have attempted to upgrade their knowledge. Do the proportional math comparing to other nationals of developing countries. You will know Ghana is lagging behind many countries including Nigeria, Kenya, Ivory Coast etc.
  
  How many Ghanaians in the diaspora even take interest in their children’s education till they finish high school? How many Ghanaian parents volunteer and even supervise their kids homework? How many Ghanaian parents sit down with their children and help them plan their future?
  They don’t have time because they are busy pilling up overtime in their respective jobs and competing to buy useless cloths to show off at parties and funerals; or competing to go and build mansions back home though few get to enjoy their sweats thereafter.
  
  The result of all these is the lack of understanding of socio economic issues that have confronted our nation. It is the reason why the level of education in Ghana has plummeted. It is the reason why Ghanaian voters accept party T shirts, 20 cedis or bottle of akpeteshie and brass band music as inducement for voting for these useless parties year in year out.
  
  It is the reason why people accept and follow blatant lies from sick writers like Okoampa Ahoofe, SAS, SARPONG, Amoako Baah and others. These writers unashamedly refuse to understand what they read and know to be the truth. JB and Busia are stuck at where they left off; Nkrumah is soaring every day. They have even forgotten about Dombo, who relinquished his position for Busia to lead, though the Northern party had the majority before the merger and Dombo was supposed to be the leader of UP.
  
  Nkrumah didn’t fight for Ghana to enable him amass wealth by collecting per diems (traveling 5 years out of 8 years), building hotels and mansions, enriching family and cronies, buying for free fleet of cars, houses, buildings and factories built with state money. This should tell you that about 90 percent of all politicians after 1966 were/are rogues, especially the latter day saints after 1981. Nkrumah didn’t fight for his nation to introduce GMO and sell its minerals and oil for personal interest. And if they find it extremely difficult to understand who Nkrumah was and will forever be, then, that is too bad. They should stop trying in vain to distort Ghana's rich history.
  
  Thank you once again, brother Kwarteng

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Dear Sam,
  
  Well said.
  
  Thanks.

  Dear Sam,
  
  Well said.
  
  Thanks.

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• Kyeremateng 10 years ago

  Kwarteng, you can "may be" read but you have a very big problem with writing.
  
  All what you can do, as we have all witnessed, is to copy from others and paste on Ghanaweb and sometimes too Modernghana as a columnist.
  
  Wh ...
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  Kwarteng, you can "may be" read but you have a very big problem with writing.
  
  All what you can do, as we have all witnessed, is to copy from others and paste on Ghanaweb and sometimes too Modernghana as a columnist.
  
  While others have problems with reading you, Kwarteng in particular has a problem with writing proper English. Your English is BOGUS !!!

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• Koo Nimo 10 years ago

  Dear Kyeremanteng,
  
  Sorry we are not interested in the english that Kwarteng writes. He has not promised us to do that. We are very much interested in the facts and figures that he has to present here, so that dishonest ind ...
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  Dear Kyeremanteng,
  
  Sorry we are not interested in the english that Kwarteng writes. He has not promised us to do that. We are very much interested in the facts and figures that he has to present here, so that dishonest individuals like you will no chance to misinform us with your cooked and bogus Ananse stories.

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• warren 10 years ago

  Who has time to read the egomanical rantings of a dead man? Waste of time and resources. The man is dead and gone so are his stupid ideas.

  Who has time to read the egomanical rantings of a dead man? Waste of time and resources. The man is dead and gone so are his stupid ideas.

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• Sam 10 years ago

  Well warren, that is the reason why you don't and cant make sense. That is why you have been fed with nonsense and therefore producing nonsense. Garbage in Garbage out. You can plant apple seed and harvest grapes. You are wha ...
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  Well warren, that is the reason why you don't and cant make sense. That is why you have been fed with nonsense and therefore producing nonsense. Garbage in Garbage out. You can plant apple seed and harvest grapes. You are what you eat, buddy!!

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• Sam 10 years ago

  Correction:
  I meant to say: "You CANT plant apple seed and harvest grapes"

  Correction:
  I meant to say: "You CANT plant apple seed and harvest grapes"

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• Ekow Seth 10 years ago

  If you believe in this fallacy that multi party systems lead to political and economic development,then I am afraid you have been miseducated.To remind you, Europe developed even under feudalism and China now under a one part ...
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  If you believe in this fallacy that multi party systems lead to political and economic development,then I am afraid you have been miseducated.To remind you, Europe developed even under feudalism and China now under a one party system.

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  You got a point there, Ekow Seth!

  You got a point there, Ekow Seth!

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