We Must Not Lower Our Moral Standards

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• GORGORDUTOR 10 years ago

  Impolitic balderdash in the fruitless mission of burnishing Danquah. If the man was a paragon it would be unnecessary to drag Osagyefo into every attempt to praise your kinsman. I have never come across an attempt to praise ...
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  Impolitic balderdash in the fruitless mission of burnishing Danquah. If the man was a paragon it would be unnecessary to drag Osagyefo into every attempt to praise your kinsman. I have never come across an attempt to praise Danquah without a comparison. It is very telling that the the reverse never occurs. Worldwide when Nkrumah is discussed Danquah Busia and their ilk are footnotes and are mentioned without rancor or invective.

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• kutsii 10 years ago

  Look at an old fool talking about morals. Okoampa, as an old man u have to be polite so u can be respected with ur ' brofo'.
  
  Okoampa was a spoilt child and foolish old adult. Now ubare going to SA ? Next time it will be FI ...
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  Look at an old fool talking about morals. Okoampa, as an old man u have to be polite so u can be respected with ur ' brofo'.
  
  Okoampa was a spoilt child and foolish old adult. Now ubare going to SA ? Next time it will be FIFA and Afghanistan. Get some sleep and refresh old fool.

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• Abeeku Mensah 10 years ago

  Your posting, Dr. Kwame, presupposes we have a high moral standard at this time or have had one over the past 40+ years. Would you consider your hero, the late Dr. J. B. Danquah, to have have higher moral standard if his wri ...
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  Your posting, Dr. Kwame, presupposes we have a high moral standard at this time or have had one over the past 40+ years. Would you consider your hero, the late Dr. J. B. Danquah, to have have higher moral standard if his writings revealed he had disdain for some Ghanaians at a time when going to school was not free for all and afforded to the rich and house "negroes" at the height of British rule in Ghana? How moral is anyone who set themselves up to be rulers and others relegated to being ruled and not to be granted the human decency to participate in voting for their leaders of choice? Attributes of morality include principled core, fairness and truthfulness; these are the very qualities in morally upright citizens most in the NPP and NDC lack in Ghana and thus makes them hypocrites. And Ghana surely cannot afford the morality you preach from afar, Dr Kwame, as you enjoy the comforts in the USA and preach hatred and chaos unto those who live on the motherland.

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• Nii Addo 10 years ago

  Mr. Ahuorfe.Please stop using the plural WE. At moment you are not a Ghanaian citizen. Stop meddling in Ghanaian politics and talk about America where you you've chosen to belong.Leave us alone. If you want to help build Ghan ...
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  Mr. Ahuorfe.Please stop using the plural WE. At moment you are not a Ghanaian citizen. Stop meddling in Ghanaian politics and talk about America where you you've chosen to belong.Leave us alone. If you want to help build Ghana just come back home and do so.I see you as a waste cartridge seeking attention.

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