Orwellian Hypocrisy of Capitalists: Lessons For Ghanaian Technocrats–3

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• KWAKU ANANSE 10 years ago

  YOU REALLY HAVE TIME TO WASTE ON A POLITICAL IDEOLOGY, LONG DEAD AND OF NO USE TO HUMANITY. LOOK AROUND YOU AND SAVE YOURSELF FROM THE STRESS OF TRYING TO PROP A DEAD, IMPRACTICAL POLITICAL THINKING.

  YOU REALLY HAVE TIME TO WASTE ON A POLITICAL IDEOLOGY, LONG DEAD AND OF NO USE TO HUMANITY. LOOK AROUND YOU AND SAVE YOURSELF FROM THE STRESS OF TRYING TO PROP A DEAD, IMPRACTICAL POLITICAL THINKING.

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  By Kwasi Adu
  While speaking on Asempa FM’s ‘Ekosii Sen’ political programme in Accra at the end of last week former President John Kofi Diawuo Agyekum Kufuor denied sharing properties under the affordable housing schem ...
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  By Kwasi Adu
  While speaking on Asempa FM’s ‘Ekosii Sen’ political programme in Accra at the end of last week former President John Kofi Diawuo Agyekum Kufuor denied sharing properties under the affordable housing scheme his government built among his cronies. While at it, he dared his critics to publish the list for Ghanaians to ascertain the truth. “I know we did nothing wrong and I challenge our people on the other side to publish the list of beneficiaries for the whole world to see” he stated.
  
  Today, we are calling the bluff of former President Kofi Diawuo Kufuor. We publish below, the list of beneficiaries. The offer letters were signed by Hon. Abubakar Saddique Boniface on or around 18th. December 2008, when the NPP knew that they were about to lose the second round of the Presidential Elections. We have copies of the letters with the signature of the then NPP Minister of Water Resources, Works and Housing. If they dare us, we will publish them.
  
  Below is part of the list.
  
  
  BENEFICIARY
  
  ADDRESS OF BENEFICIARY
  
  ALLOCATION
  
  
  
  
  Stephen Owusu-Sekyere
  
  235 Airport West, Accra (President Kufuor's House)
  
  C1/9 Block E, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Nana Boakye Kufuor
  
  235 Airport West, Accra (President Kufuor's House)
  
  C1/10 Block E, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Nana Bema Kufuor
  
  P.O. Box 4449, Accra
  
  C12/2 Block I, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Hajia Aisha
  
  235 Airport West, Accra (President Kufuor's House)
  
  Unnumbered Block, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Nana Akomea
  
  NPP, Head of Nana Akufo Addo’s Communications Team, P.O. Box NK 345, North Kaneshie, Accra
  
  C3/5 Block I, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Cpl. Daniel Nyame
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C10/1 Block B, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Eric Mensah-Bonsu
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C17/12 Block F, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Joseph Obeng-Poku
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C17/13 Block F, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Richard Gaisie
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C17/14 Block F, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Sgt. H.O. Manu
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/10 Block B, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Sgt. Thomas Addae
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/11 Block B, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Const. Jonas Ampofo
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/12 Block B. Kpone, Tema
  
  
  
  
  Cpl. Emmanuel Bordoh
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/14 Block B, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Cpl. Robert Owusu
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/16 Block B, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Mr. Adu Acheampong-Sarpong
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/2 Block B, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Cpl. Hansel Yeboah
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/3 Block B, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Mark Kyei Ahengua
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/4 Block B, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  PW/Cpl Joyce Asare
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/5 Block B, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  SGt. Peter Kwarteng
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/6 Block B, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Sgt Evans Kesseh
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/9 Block B, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  E.O. Frimpong
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C4/2 Block A. Kpone, Tema
  
  
  
  
  Kwadwo Bonsu
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C4/3 Block A, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  George Oduro
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C4/4 Block A. Kpone, Tema
  
  
  
  
  Kofi Afriyie
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C4/5 Block A, Kpone, Tema
  
  
  
  
  Sarfo Addo
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C4/6 Block A, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  ASP E.R. Asante
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C4/8 Block A, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  E.K Frimpong
  
  VVIPU, Castle, Osu
  
  C1/7 Block E, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Bonsu Kwadwo
  
  VVIPU, Castle, Osu
  
  C1/5 Block E, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Issaka Samande
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C1/1 Block E, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Fuseini Salifu
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C1/6 Block E. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Yakubu Iddrisu
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C1/7 Block E. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  A.S.P. Paul K. Nsowah
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/1 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  L/C F.J. Narh
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/13 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  L/Cpl Bokyerewa
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/15 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  ADC Obed Akwa
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/2 Block B Borteyman, Nungua
  
  
  
  
  ACP Nana Bediako Poku
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/3 Block B, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Cpl. Kwadwo Tuffuor
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/3 Block B, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Lt. Col. Akohen-Mensah
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/4 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Supt Okyere Darko
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/5 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  DSP Corfie
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/6 Block B, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  DSP Kofie
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/6 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  A.S.P. Kingsley Amankwah
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/7 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  L/Cpl Baffoe-Antwi
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/7 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Sgt. Emmanuel Borden
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/8 Block B, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Insp. Peter Boadu
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/8 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  A.S.P Anthony Omane
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C3/1 Block B, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Cpl. Owusu Antwi
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C3/3 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Sgt. P.S.K. Asiome
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C3/4 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  L/Cpl John Larbi
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C3/5 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Sgt. B.O Lamptey
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C3/6 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Abigail Baah
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C3/7 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Sgt. Samuel Agyalewah
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C3/8 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  PW/Insp. Patricia Akuamoah Boateng
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C4/2 Block B, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  PWC/Insp. Mary Watts Amissah
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C4/4 Block B, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  PWC Juliana Siaw
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C4/5 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Insp Obeng Awisi
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C4/7 Block A, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Patrick Manu
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C4/7 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Insp. Victor Kwakye
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C4/8 Block B, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Cpl. Kwadwo Tuffuor
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C8/2 Block B, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Sgt Clement Nimako
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C9/1 Block B, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  PW/Insp. Patricia Akuamoah Boateng
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C9/2 Block B, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Insp. K.O. Kumi
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C9/3 Block B, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  PWC/Insp. Mary Watts Amissah
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C9/4 Block B, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Insp. Love Ayensu
  
  Office of the President, Castle, Osu
  
  C9/6 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Baaba Mensah
  
  Castle, Osu
  
  C4/20 Block H. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Alhaji Alhassan Aliu
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  C8/11 Block H, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Gandah Labiri
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  C1/11 Block E, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Mohammed Musah
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  C2/2 Block E, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Hassan Gabga
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  C1/5 Block E, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Awaab Achumpari
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  C1/10Block E, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Awudu Alidu
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  C1/9 Block E, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Nashiru Soale
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  Unnumbered House, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Shamsudeen Mahama
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  Asokore Mampong, Kumasi
  
  
  
  
  Alhaji Armiyao Haruna
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  C12/8 Block I, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Alhassan Ziblim
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  C1/3 Block E. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Madam Salma Kadiri
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  C127 Block I. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Abdul Rahaman Salisu
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  C14/1 Block B, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Abdul Wahab Alhassan
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  C13/1 Block B, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Fayad Mahama
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  C12/6 Block I. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Yakubu Adam
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  C1/8 Block E. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Mohammed Awal Ziblim
  
  Office of the Vice-President, Castle, Osu
  
  C1/4 Block E. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Victoria Boaten-Sarpong
  
  c/o Hon. Asamoah Boateng (Minister of Information
  
  C6/5 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Zuleika Lornia
  
  c/o Hon. Asamoah Boateng (Minister of Information
  
  C6/6 Block B. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Rex Ohemeng
  
  c/o Hon. Asamoah Boateng (Min. Of Information)
  
  C6/4 Block B, Borteyman, Nungua Accra
  
  
  
  
  Dr. Abena Amoako
  
  c/o Hon. A. Osei Adjei (Min of Foreign Affairs)
  
  C8/7 Block C. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Rita Adoma
  
  c/o Hon. A. Osei Adjei, (Min of Foreign Affairs)
  
  C6/13 Block A, Asokore Mampong, Kumasi
  
  
  
  
  Ivy Apraku
  
  c/o Hon. A. Osei Adjei (Minister of Foreign Affairs)
  
  C8/6 Block C Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Akua Konadu
  
  c/o Hon. A. Osei Adjei (Minister of Foreign Affairs)
  
  C6/14 Block A Asokore Mampong, Kumasi
  
  
  
  
  Afuah Pomaa
  
  c/o Hon. D.K. Fobih (Min of Education)
  
  C7/1 Block J. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Yaw Tandoh
  
  c/o Hon. D.K. Fobih (Min of Education)
  
  C4/7 Block J. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Abena Akobin
  
  c/o Hon. D.K. Fobih (Min of Education)
  
  C4/8 Block J, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Kwaku Kutin
  
  c/o Hon. Dr. D.K. Fobih (NPP Mins of Education)
  
  C7/2 Block J, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Kofi Poku
  
  c/o Hon S.K. Boafo (Minister of Chieftaincy Affairs)
  
  C13/11 Block F, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  David Kwabena Adade
  
  c/o Hon S.K. Boafo (Minister of Chieftaincy Affairs)
  
  C13/13 Block F, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Hon. S.K. Boafo
  
  Minister of Chieftaincy Affairs, Accra
  
  C13/12 Block F, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Hon. Nii Adu Darku Mante
  
  (NPP MP)
  
  C8/3 Block I Borteyman, Nungua
  
  
  
  
  Hon. Nii Adu Darku Mante
  
  (NPP MP)
  
  C4/3 Block I Borteyman, Nungua
  
  
  
  
  Hon. Bintim Charles Binipon
  
  NPP MP, Mins of Local Government, Box 42, Saboba, N/R
  
  C4/1 Block I, Borteyman, Nungua Accra
  
  
  
  
  Hon. Abangah Abdulai (NPP MP)
  
  P.O. Box AD 999, Adabraka
  
  C4/2 Block I Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Hon. Abangah Abdulai (NPP MP)
  
  P.O. Box AD 999, Adabraka
  
  C8/2 Block I Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Mohammed Amin Anta
  
  NPP Parliamentary Candidate
  P.O.Box 1211, Cantonments, Accra
  
  C1/5 Block C, Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Hon. Oppey Abbey (NPP MP)
  
  Parliament
  
  C8/3 Block C. Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  David Aidoo
  
  c/o Hon Gladys Asmah, (NPP Mins of Fisheries)
  
  C7/3 Block J Borteyman, Nungua
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  Vincent Yaw Kusi
  
  c/o Hon Gladys Asmah, (NPP Mins of Fisheries)
  
  C7/4 Block J Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Elizabeth Donkoh
  
  c/o Hon Gladys Asmah, (NPP Mins of Fisheries)
  
  C7/5 Block J Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Elsie Panyin Ansah
  
  c/o Hon S. Owusu Agyei (MOPSR)
  
  C1/5 Block J Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Jeff Armoo Brown
  
  c/o Hon S. Owusu Agyei (MOPSR)
  
  C1/4 Block J Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  K. Siakah
  
  c/o Prof. Ameyaw Akumfi (NPP MP)
  
  C13/10 Block F, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Francis Quaye
  
  c/o Prof. Ameyaw Akumfi (NPP MP)
  
  C13/8 Block F, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Kofi Korsah
  
  c/o Prof. Ameyaw Akumfi (NPP MP)
  
  C13/9 Block F, Kpone-Tema
  
  
  
  
  Ibrahim Baryeh
  
  Chairman of Lands Commission, Accra
  
  C5/6 Block B Borteyman, Nungua, Accra
  
  
  
  
  Nana Juaben-Boateng
  
  NPP Chief Director, Mins of Finance
  
  C8/3 Block C, Borteyman, Nungua Accra
  
  
  
  
  Margaret Baah Wiredu
  
  Box 11297, Accra North
  
  C8/1 Block C, Borteyman, Nungua Accra
  Out of 113 allocations, 64 of them were allocated to the children and people working for ex- President Kufuor. 18 were allocated to persons under Aliu Mahama. The remainder were for NPP Ministers and their relatives, party people and friends.
  Next time Ex-President Kufuor opens his mouth to deny that there was corruption under his administration, he should be careful about daring people.

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• Dora 10 years ago

  francis kwarteng what is this nonsense?
  
  According to the dumdas francis kwarteng:
  "Out of 113 allocations, 64 of them were allocated to the children and people working for ex- President Kufuor. 18 were allocated to person ...
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  francis kwarteng what is this nonsense?
  
  According to the dumdas francis kwarteng:
  "Out of 113 allocations, 64 of them were allocated to the children and people working for ex- President Kufuor. 18 were allocated to persons under Aliu Mahama. The remainder were for NPP Ministers and their relatives, party people and friends.
  Next time Ex-President Kufuor opens his mouth to deny that there was corruption under his administration, he should be careful about daring people."

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• JATO KWASHIVI RAWLINGS 10 years ago

  HOW DOES WE PROVE THAT THESE PEOPLE LISTED BY THE NDC LIAR FRANCIS KWARTENG ARE NPP MEMBERS???????????? ANYONE CAN PRODUCE A LIST AND CLAIM ALL SORTS OF THINGS AGAINST THEM AND THAT IS WHAT KWARTENG HAS DONE HERE. IN ANY CASE ...
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  HOW DOES WE PROVE THAT THESE PEOPLE LISTED BY THE NDC LIAR FRANCIS KWARTENG ARE NPP MEMBERS???????????? ANYONE CAN PRODUCE A LIST AND CLAIM ALL SORTS OF THINGS AGAINST THEM AND THAT IS WHAT KWARTENG HAS DONE HERE. IN ANY CASE, J A KUFUOR STARTED 6000 AFFORADABLE HOMES, SOON AS NDC TOOK OVER IN 2008, THEY ABANDONED THE PROJECT TILL DATE, BECAUSE IT WAS STARTED BY NPP. NDC COULD HAVE COMPLETED THE PROJECT AND GIVEN THEM TO PEOPLE OF SODOM AND GOMRRAH IN ACCRA AND OTHER CITIES AND VILLAGES ACROSS GHANA. AND NDC CALL THEMSELVES SOCIALISTS WHO CARE ABOUT THE POOR. THE NDC ARE WORSE THAN MONEY GRUBBERS, STEALING ANY STATE FUNDS IN SIGHT. AWAY WITH THESE NDC PSEUDO SOCIALISTS.

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Yes,
  
  When I criticize the NDC I am branded NPP!
  
  When I criticize the NPP I am branded NDC!
  
  When I write about Nkrumah I am branded CPP!
  
  You see your narrowness when you trapped in partisan politics? Did you reg ...
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  Yes,
  
  When I criticize the NDC I am branded NPP!
  
  When I criticize the NPP I am branded NDC!
  
  When I write about Nkrumah I am branded CPP!
  
  You see your narrowness when you trapped in partisan politics? Did you register me as an NDC? Please if you ever did, let me know? I say this because the last time I checked I was partyless! And still am!
  
  Thanks!

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• Shabi 10 years ago

  Francis just ignore these little minds. For them the whole world is about the little crumbs that they can get from the inconsequential dishonest political parties that we are besieged with.
  
  You just stay on your intellectu ...
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  Francis just ignore these little minds. For them the whole world is about the little crumbs that they can get from the inconsequential dishonest political parties that we are besieged with.
  
  You just stay on your intellectual level and leave these mites and cockroaches for the likes of me to deal with.

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Dear Shabi,
  
  Well said. I will surely ignore them.
  
  I hope you are doing great. My regards to all.
  
  Thanks for the advice.

  Dear Shabi,
  
  Well said. I will surely ignore them.
  
  I hope you are doing great. My regards to all.
  
  Thanks for the advice.

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• GORGORDUTOR 10 years ago

  YOU ARE A FOOL FOLLOWING A BANKRUPT DIVISIVE FACTION WHICH ITSELF OS A HOUSE DIVIDED!!! MATEMEHO SEPARATIST TERRORIST ALL YOU CAPABLE OF IS INSULTS AND LIES!! WHY ANYBODY CLAIMING A BRAIN WOULD ASSERT OR EVEN PURPORT TO THINK ...
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  YOU ARE A FOOL FOLLOWING A BANKRUPT DIVISIVE FACTION WHICH ITSELF OS A HOUSE DIVIDED!!! MATEMEHO SEPARATIST TERRORIST ALL YOU CAPABLE OF IS INSULTS AND LIES!! WHY ANYBODY CLAIMING A BRAIN WOULD ASSERT OR EVEN PURPORT TO THINK FRANCIS KWARTENG IS AN NDC PARTISAN IS BEYOND ME!!! AINT SUPRISED THO DUMBASS NPP PARTISANS ARE NATURAL LIARS, ALWAYS TRYING TO MUDDY THE WATERS TO OBSCURE THEIR CANCEROUS ACTS!!! NDC/NPP SAME DIFFERENCE, BANKRUPT FECKLESS NATION WRECKERS'

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• YAW 10 years ago

  The vast majority of the people living in Sweden,Norway,Finland,Denmark or France are not complaining about the socialist policies adopted and implemented by their governments. On the other hand, 99.99 percent of Nigerians ha ...
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  The vast majority of the people living in Sweden,Norway,Finland,Denmark or France are not complaining about the socialist policies adopted and implemented by their governments. On the other hand, 99.99 percent of Nigerians have not seen the benefits of unbridled capitalism. It makes you think.doesn"t it?

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• KBK 10 years ago

  YAW, are you sure everything is ok! with you? I am not cock sure all is well with you.

  YAW, are you sure everything is ok! with you? I am not cock sure all is well with you.

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• YAW 10 years ago

  You think crassness is a substitute for astuteness.That is your problem. I am not sure whether you were born on a tree, but it will help if you stop swinging on them.

  You think crassness is a substitute for astuteness.That is your problem. I am not sure whether you were born on a tree, but it will help if you stop swinging on them.

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• KBK 10 years ago

  Listen Francis Kwarteng aka YAW, the Problem is either Kwarteng is more sillier than YAW or YAW is more stupid than Kwarteng, that is the Problem.

  Listen Francis Kwarteng aka YAW, the Problem is either Kwarteng is more sillier than YAW or YAW is more stupid than Kwarteng, that is the Problem.

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• YAW. 10 years ago

  As expected, your insults emanates from your nether regions.No wonder KBK stands for Kwasea Bi Kwa. Total waste of my precious time.

  As expected, your insults emanates from your nether regions.No wonder KBK stands for Kwasea Bi Kwa. Total waste of my precious time.

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• Shabi 10 years ago

  My friend there is no use hiding under a plurality of monikers such as KBK, AKA Dora, AKA Jato Kwashivie Rawlings, AKA Kwaku Ananse etc. The level of your stupidity remains the same. By the way, do you by any weird chance hav ...
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  My friend there is no use hiding under a plurality of monikers such as KBK, AKA Dora, AKA Jato Kwashivie Rawlings, AKA Kwaku Ananse etc. The level of your stupidity remains the same. By the way, do you by any weird chance have any blood relations with the equally strange types like Mahmoud or Sarpong? Im sure you do and in which case, it must be in the blood.

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Hahahahaha...
  
  Shabi won't kill me with laughter!
  
  "My friend there is no use hiding under a plurality of monikers such as KBK, AKA Dora, AKA Jato Kwashivie Rawlings, AKA Kwaku Ananse etc. The level of your stupidity rema ...
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  Hahahahaha...
  
  Shabi won't kill me with laughter!
  
  "My friend there is no use hiding under a plurality of monikers such as KBK, AKA Dora, AKA Jato Kwashivie Rawlings, AKA Kwaku Ananse etc. The level of your stupidity remains the same."
  
  Hahahahaha...My ribs are hurting, Shabi!

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• Shabi 10 years ago

  Kwaku Ananse, what I gather from your statement is that you are willing to live happily ever after under the crushing and depressing weight of imperialist/colonialist/capitalist oppression.
  
  Contrary to the edict of God th ...
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  Kwaku Ananse, what I gather from your statement is that you are willing to live happily ever after under the crushing and depressing weight of imperialist/colonialist/capitalist oppression.
  
  Contrary to the edict of God that says that He created all men equal (socialist?), you and other pea-brained troglodytes have willfully decided that you still want to remain under the thumb and the excruciating pains of subservience that others continue to impose upon you by misleading you with their primitive survival of the fittest political philosophies.
  
  If this assertion is too complicated for you to understand, what I mean to say in short is that, you seem to imply that you and your wife and your children are just shamelessly happy wearing the second-hand underwear, socks and clothes which is what non-socialist can afford to give you. Without any trace of humiliation, you all sleep soundly on their discarded and soiled pillows, bed-linen and mattresses.
  
  You even proceed to adopt their political system of glamorized slavery which has reduced your own economy into a plantation economy that responds only to their instructions, racist orders and greedy benefit. In spite of the horrors of living this degrading life, you are still too dim and obtuse to realize that because you have been robbed of all that you own - including your dignity, you have compromised yourself to living a life of poverty and misery and shutting your mind from pursuing any other respectable option which might open new doors for you so as to raise your lowly status to that of decent human being with intellect and dignity.

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• Bob 10 years ago

  Shabi, putting yourself in your own shoe as to your comment, where do you and your entire Family stand in respect of you very comment?
  
  Do you and your whole family sleep soundly on their discarded and soiled pillows, bed-l ...
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  Shabi, putting yourself in your own shoe as to your comment, where do you and your entire Family stand in respect of you very comment?
  
  Do you and your whole family sleep soundly on their discarded and soiled pillows, bed-linen and mattresses?

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• Shabi 10 years ago

  ?????????

  ?????????

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• Bob 10 years ago

  I just wanted to know from you if you are also that primitive fool, from your own comment's point of view, because you sounds confused and idiotic.

  I just wanted to know from you if you are also that primitive fool, from your own comment's point of view, because you sounds confused and idiotic.

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Hey,
  
  Shabi is one of the brightest on Ghanaweb.
  
  That you hollow words can't take that from him.
  
  Debate him on the merit of his brilliant analysis and stop disgracing yourself.
  
  Thanks.

  Hey,
  
  Shabi is one of the brightest on Ghanaweb.
  
  That you hollow words can't take that from him.
  
  Debate him on the merit of his brilliant analysis and stop disgracing yourself.
  
  Thanks.

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• Bob 10 years ago

  Kwarteng, you give me every reason to cock surely conclude you are even more stupid that Shabi.
  
  Who do you think you are, raising youself and bragging with (stolen) copied pages to Ghanaweb and modernghana?
  
  You may per ...
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  Kwarteng, you give me every reason to cock surely conclude you are even more stupid that Shabi.
  
  Who do you think you are, raising youself and bragging with (stolen) copied pages to Ghanaweb and modernghana?
  
  You may perharps count yourself as an intellectual but in reality you are decieving your bloody self if you don't know.
  
  All what you can do is to copy long useless stuff from Authors and paste them for Ghanaweb and Modernghana to publish.
  
  When did you present just one essay the last time on you own, from your own initiative, tell me one article from you that you didn't copy from others somewhere? Don't Play with fire!

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Dear Bob,
  
  I am happy to be as done as Shabi. I am truly honored.
  
  You will like to me in my shoes. I envy Dhabi and his intellectual prowess.
  
  Thanks.

  Dear Bob,
  
  I am happy to be as done as Shabi. I am truly honored.
  
  You will like to me in my shoes. I envy Dhabi and his intellectual prowess.
  
  Thanks.

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• Bob 10 years ago

  I knew Francis Kwarteng is from the his tip to his toe a braggart, of what he is in actual fact "not"
  
  Read below the ORIGINAL ENGLISH written by Francis Kwarteng himself, personally without any copy work as usual. You will ...
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  I knew Francis Kwarteng is from the his tip to his toe a braggart, of what he is in actual fact "not"
  
  Read below the ORIGINAL ENGLISH written by Francis Kwarteng himself, personally without any copy work as usual. You will vomit, and that is the original Francis Kwarteng who has been posting lenghty useless and nonsense copied essays for Readers on Ghanaweb and Modernghana platforms.
  
  The guy is not only an imposter but a joke and a Comouflage.
  
  
  NOW A COMMENT WRITTEN BY francis kwarteng in his own original English:
  
  Author: francis kwarteng
  
  Date: 2015-09-06 03:40:21
  
  Comment to: Kwarteng, you are as Dumbas as Shabi...
  
  
  Dear Bob,
  
  I am happy to be as done as Shabi. I am truly honored.
  
  You will like to me in my shoes. I envy Dhabi and his intellectual prowess.
  
  Thanks.
  
  Volks this comment originated from Francis Kwarteng *in USA Maryland*

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• MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

  Reagan did increase the deficit during his administration - with the spending going predominantly to the military. And practically minimal spending on social development .
  
  But Kwarteng, the problem I have we your posts i ...
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  Reagan did increase the deficit during his administration - with the spending going predominantly to the military. And practically minimal spending on social development .
  
  But Kwarteng, the problem I have we your posts is how many people reading what you've spend your time and energy researching & writing will understand your piece.
  
  I can hazards guess that not many people on this Ghana web forum understand what you have put together.
  
  Considering the reading level of Ghanaians.

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• Quansah 10 years ago

  Marcus, you cannot expect us to read a Book instead of an article on this platform.

  Marcus, you cannot expect us to read a Book instead of an article on this platform.

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• MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

  Don't twist what I said to fit what you want to say without thinking.
  
  How many people in this Ghanaweb forum clearly understand the following:
  1. Free-market fundamentalists
  2. Iran-Contra Affair
  3. Lasses-faire econo ...
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  Don't twist what I said to fit what you want to say without thinking.
  
  How many people in this Ghanaweb forum clearly understand the following:
  1. Free-market fundamentalists
  2. Iran-Contra Affair
  3. Lasses-faire economist
  4. Milton Friedman monitaristts
  5. The Supply's-siders
  6. Excise tax
  7. Fair Trade
  8. Free Trade ?
  
  We've got to give our children quality education, so that they come to fully comprehend the hypocrisy of ideological perspectives of some hypocritical humans.

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Dear Marcus,
  
  Readers who didn't have any clues as to what these concepts mean could have googled them. That is what I do. They are easy to understand (Wikipedia and online dictionaries are there to help).
  
  Thanks.

  Dear Marcus,
  
  Readers who didn't have any clues as to what these concepts mean could have googled them. That is what I do. They are easy to understand (Wikipedia and online dictionaries are there to help).
  
  Thanks.

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• Shabi 10 years ago

  Marcus, I agree with your concerns but fear not and hesitate not.
  
  First of all I can assure you and Francis that, there are many Ghanaians and Africans who quietly and currently read his mind-opening and inspiring articles ...
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  Marcus, I agree with your concerns but fear not and hesitate not.
  
  First of all I can assure you and Francis that, there are many Ghanaians and Africans who quietly and currently read his mind-opening and inspiring articles. Many more people will refer back to these pages in the future as the word spreads round that a new 'prophet', another 'Messiah' is spreading the true word of the African renaissance on this platform. Because invariably, Francis' articles are long and heavy with references, many people save them and take their time to read them at more convenient times and later dates.
  
  Ghanaians/Africans have been deprived and starved of the truth of their own circumstances by an educational system that only produces inanimate good for nothing neo-colonial zombies who are programmed only to sustain the 'curse of Africa'.
  
  Many Africans seek to know the real truth about the African situation but their minds are denied and blurred by the self-defeatist educational and neo-colonial system that has incarcerated and stultified us all to become myopic and reactionary morons against our own cause.
  
  We have been brain-washed to adopt praise and react favorably only to the system of glamorized slavery - capitalism, without really knowing what capitalism is really all about. The truth is that, that obnoxious system has replaced the chains and the genocidal crimes that once before, bound us and suppressed us as chattel slaves.
  
  Conversely, we have simultaneously been unrelentlessly brainwashed by imperialist education and media propaganda to frown upon and to reject any other political system which may even remotely win us our liberty from global imperialist oppression and poverty and the freedom to pursue our own chosen path towards regaining our dignity, our intellectual values and our longstanding goals of development. Yes, we have been brainwashed to hate and reject any hint of socialism without having the faintest clue of what that political option is all about.
  
  Many people who I have introduced to Francis articles are incredulous. Some who are very learned are reduced to childish awe and over-flowing appreciation for giving them the opportunity to be born again as true first-rate proud Africans and for making it possible for them to get rid of their shameful past as sixth-rate wannabe but rejected Eurocentric Africans.
  
  We are going,
  heaven knows where we are going,
  we know we will (Osibisa).

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  Shabi,
  
  YOUR: "...Yes, we have been brainwashed to hate and reject any hint of socialism without having the faintest clue of what that political option is all about..."
  
  WE SAY: Na true!
  
  So, yes, we mafi keep on pressi ...
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  Shabi,
  
  YOUR: "...Yes, we have been brainwashed to hate and reject any hint of socialism without having the faintest clue of what that political option is all about..."
  
  WE SAY: Na true!
  
  So, yes, we mafi keep on pressin'!
  
  "We are going,
  heaven knows where we are going,
  we know we will (Osibisa)."
  
  Peace, Shabi!

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• Shabi 10 years ago

  Yo Prof! Howdy?

  Yo Prof! Howdy?

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Dear Marcus,
  
  Is not how many people read my articles.
  
  The question should be, who read the article and what did the reader take from it?
  
  Did you read it, and what did you take from it? I can say with some convictio ...
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  Dear Marcus,
  
  Is not how many people read my articles.
  
  The question should be, who read the article and what did the reader take from it?
  
  Did you read it, and what did you take from it? I can say with some conviction that YAW, Prof. Lungu, and Shabi read it.
  
  What is more, I also know a few other who read it but did not leave any comments. I have had good discussions with friend who read it (without dropping any comments).
  
  Even so, I don't necessarily judge the quaility of an article by the number of readers who drop comments. You may have one reader using different monikers.
  
  The mots important question is, what did you personally learn from the article in light of what Ghanaian technocrats and politicians can learn from it, what you took from it, and in the context of the debate going on in the world about sustainability and transforming capitalism to benefit the masses?
  
  A good summary will do.
  
  Have a great weekend.
  
  Thanks.

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• MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

  I have noticed that any time I make comments about your articles, you question me about whether I read them or not.
  
  Onuah Francis I do read every piece of your writings & think hard about them before commenting on them.
  ...
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  I have noticed that any time I make comments about your articles, you question me about whether I read them or not.
  
  Onuah Francis I do read every piece of your writings & think hard about them before commenting on them.
  
  My problem with this particular piece is not directed at the number of people who read the article, rather it is about the comprehension level of the Ghanaweb forum visitors, Please see my comments to Quansah. How many of the poorly educated visitors to Ghanaweb forum really understand Milton Friedman monetarists?

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• C.Y. ANDY-K 10 years ago

  Marcus, b'cos we have a bunch of vulgar, functional semi-illiterates, abject ignoramuses, populating Ghanaweb, whose stock in trade responses to these learned articles is to vent expletives, doesn't mean kinds like the ones N ...
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  Marcus, b'cos we have a bunch of vulgar, functional semi-illiterates, abject ignoramuses, populating Ghanaweb, whose stock in trade responses to these learned articles is to vent expletives, doesn't mean kinds like the ones Nrybrow Yaw post, should not be posted. Far from it.
  
  All that is needed is a nuleus of key individuals to grasps them.
  
  Andy-K

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Nyebro Yao,
  
  Thanks.

  Nyebro Yao,
  
  Thanks.

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