Elephants killing elephants. . . As NPP digs its own grave

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• Obra 10 years ago

  Contrary to what some party stalwarts are making the world believe, the NPP is in quagmire. Their leadership have their heads buried in the sand.
  They must accept that the NPP is currently dysfunctional. Emergency meetings ...
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  Contrary to what some party stalwarts are making the world believe, the NPP is in quagmire. Their leadership have their heads buried in the sand.
  They must accept that the NPP is currently dysfunctional. Emergency meetings can be called by the vice chair, but as a courtesy the chair there should be alignment of thought. There should at least be a prior discussion of the serious issue not only between the executive but also with all who will be attending so relevant input could be sought from constituents. But it appears there are a group who see themselves as elite and have all the wisdom.
  The case for the chair to be involved is because whatever decisions are arrived at he will have to implement them.
  If the general secretary is around then he should be allowed to carry out his normal function and not be sabotaged.
  Most strange and serious of all, it is unsettling that Kwabena did not receive support from the executive in his bereavement. You have party functionaries running to peace fm etc but nowhere near Kwabena. Shameful.

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• torto 10 years ago

  I like the way this writer wants the elephant home to be peaceful. If it was NDC, hahaha he would have been happy and pray for increased confusion.
  Just listen to adverts of who CNN journalists are on CNN then you realize we ...
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  I like the way this writer wants the elephant home to be peaceful. If it was NDC, hahaha he would have been happy and pray for increased confusion.
  Just listen to adverts of who CNN journalists are on CNN then you realize we only have people with parochial interests parading as journalists in the tax payers newspapers

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