The straw that broke the camel's back

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• Charles Agbenu 10 years ago

  As far as I see, the straw to breathe camels back is yet to come. Ghana camel is stubborn. More efforts needed

  As far as I see, the straw to breathe camels back is yet to come. Ghana camel is stubborn. More efforts needed

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• onyene 10 years ago

  when did this electricity problem start I expected Cameron Duodu would have known better. All the same I am not surprised because of the spectacles he is wearing. Ask the previous gov't what they did to FIX IT and not to mana ...
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  when did this electricity problem start I expected Cameron Duodu would have known better. All the same I am not surprised because of the spectacles he is wearing. Ask the previous gov't what they did to FIX IT and not to manage it? Come again Mr Cameron.

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• BlackC 10 years ago

  The previous government is not the government in power right now.
  
  This government has the benefit of learning from previous governments mistakes and using that knowledge this government made a statement to parliament and ...
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  The previous government is not the government in power right now.
  
  This government has the benefit of learning from previous governments mistakes and using that knowledge this government made a statement to parliament and the people that it would not manage dumsor but fix it.
  
  Don't make those types of promises if your only intent is to blame previous governments when presented with the challenge of actually doing what you say you're going to do.
  
  This government was more focused on making everyone feel good rather than truly understanding the actual challenge of dumsor.

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• the lone crusader! 10 years ago

  You are one ofour best mU
  You are one of our best so stay blessed mr duodu.!

  You are one ofour best mU
  You are one of our best so stay blessed mr duodu.!

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• Abra Kuma 10 years ago

  Yes, yes, yes! It couldn't have been said more succinctly for the Ghanaian mind to grasp your meaning.
  
  Thanks for sticking your neck out, Mr Duodu! At the end of the day, a man/woman must stand up for/to something! The pro ...
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  Yes, yes, yes! It couldn't have been said more succinctly for the Ghanaian mind to grasp your meaning.
  
  Thanks for sticking your neck out, Mr Duodu! At the end of the day, a man/woman must stand up for/to something! The protestors are standing up for their/our(and for the members of government's) rights.
  
  I wish you, Yvonne Nelson and all participants of the protest the nation's love, support and protection!

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• Haruna 10 years ago

  Dumso or no dumso, n d c all the way

  Dumso or no dumso, n d c all the way

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