Anyinam Health Center Must Be Saved And Improved

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• sam 10 years ago

  This guy needs to be trained on how to write.
  He has never been able to stimulate any passion in me and its so difficult to understand what he is even trying to communicate.
  If the idea is to seek help from whatever source ...
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  This guy needs to be trained on how to write.
  He has never been able to stimulate any passion in me and its so difficult to understand what he is even trying to communicate.
  If the idea is to seek help from whatever source for the clinic then he needs to understand charity begins at home and he can lead the crusade.
  As a nation we are very poor managers of our assets and investments and we can not depend on the govt. to do it all.
  He lives in the USA and he understands what I am talking about.

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• Nana Yaw 10 years ago

  Why don't you for once, offer to do something for your people? Is Dr. Edward Mahama not your "age mate"? He has built a free clinic in his hometown for his people. $200,000.00 donation will significantly improve the Anyinam h ...
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  Why don't you for once, offer to do something for your people? Is Dr. Edward Mahama not your "age mate"? He has built a free clinic in his hometown for his people. $200,000.00 donation will significantly improve the Anyinam health center. "Be the change you wish to see in the world" Gandhi!!!

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• Pee 10 years ago

  The only redeeming quality in Okoampa is writing bullshit.He has got more chance of becoming a mayor in"Trokosiland" than saving $200,000. He can only survive on his $75,000 salary by living in a low rent project house in Bro ...
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  The only redeeming quality in Okoampa is writing bullshit.He has got more chance of becoming a mayor in"Trokosiland" than saving $200,000. He can only survive on his $75,000 salary by living in a low rent project house in Bronx.He will never make money through any of his useless books.

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• LONTO-BOY 10 years ago

  My goodness! A few adjectives too many. Grammatical and spelling errors. Injecting yourself into the reported challenges facing Anyinam Health Centre. Is your family the beating heart of Anyinam? I'm sure Ghanaians have the c ...
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  My goodness! A few adjectives too many. Grammatical and spelling errors. Injecting yourself into the reported challenges facing Anyinam Health Centre. Is your family the beating heart of Anyinam? I'm sure Ghanaians have the capacity to understand the huge challenges facing the country's health care and services without making your family part of the narrative. I suppose writing such error-ridden and unintelligent piece is what makes you Ghanaweb's most opinionated man and highly prolific contributor.
  
  But then, this may explain why you are stuck in that Community College in New York.

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• Arthur 10 years ago

  The usual nonsense from a lunatic. And you call yourself a rational being. Not even fit to be a donkey. Useless foolish nonsense.

  The usual nonsense from a lunatic. And you call yourself a rational being. Not even fit to be a donkey. Useless foolish nonsense.

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• kutsii 10 years ago

  Go way u ! Damn 'amookua' Ahoofe. Talk also about the Bolga Hospital. Or is it bcos the NPP Bull dogs don't get sick?

  Go way u ! Damn 'amookua' Ahoofe. Talk also about the Bolga Hospital. Or is it bcos the NPP Bull dogs don't get sick?

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• Abeeku Mensah 10 years ago

  It was during Kufour administration Ghana chose to spend an estimated amount of between US$50 million to US$100 million for the presumed Independence-day celebration. Some, to date, make the claim that Kufour is the best pres ...
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  It was during Kufour administration Ghana chose to spend an estimated amount of between US$50 million to US$100 million for the presumed Independence-day celebration. Some, to date, make the claim that Kufour is the best president in their lifetime. So as the expenditure for the celebration was justified by NPP membership card holders, from here at home to the Diaspora, our Medical Schools, Health clinics and hospitals unquestionably lacked tools, equipment and resources. During the same time span, Kufour got rich, many NPP activists got rich including Kennedy Agyapong and his wife who could not pick a faulty low voltage cable from another but got the contract from the Kufour administration to supply Ghana's EC with high voltage cables.
  
  By the way who is to save this Anyinam clinic? Is it the government or the NPP looters who see government as bad news? To criticize actions of Nkrumah during his time is to not know it does take maturity, wisdom and foresight to have brought a bunch of "kokoase" folks into mainstream civilization; in only 10+ years Kufour huggers cannot even lie through their teeth with straight face for his folly under the guise of Ghana brand democracy.

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