Kwame Nkrumah must be turning in his grave

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MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

Wouldn't it be great if the next government of Ghana critically examine & undertake the restructuring of some of these enterprises under what has come to be called triple bottom line: namely -
1. Economic growth
2. Corpor ...
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Wouldn't it be great if the next government of Ghana critically examine & undertake the restructuring of some of these enterprises under what has come to be called triple bottom line: namely -
1. Economic growth
2. Corporate social responsibility &
3. Environmental protection
Kojo T 10 years ago

It makes sense .From the general and historical ,we see now the link to Nkrumaism and the damage by saboteurs to Ghana PKB the challenge is for you now to debunk .NO INSULTs to these FACTS

It makes sense .From the general and historical ,we see now the link to Nkrumaism and the damage by saboteurs to Ghana PKB the challenge is for you now to debunk .NO INSULTs to these FACTS
Nana 10 years ago

I NEVER READ THIS BEFORE. NKRUMAH WAS A DEEP THINKER.

I NEVER READ THIS BEFORE. NKRUMAH WAS A DEEP THINKER.
Prof Lungu 10 years ago

Our thanks to Mr. Ekow Mensah for the original article (2013), and to Francis Kwarteng, for providing a copy for our education and information.

This paper is an important one because it helps fill in some of the gaps of ...
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Our thanks to Mr. Ekow Mensah for the original article (2013), and to Francis Kwarteng, for providing a copy for our education and information.

This paper is an important one because it helps fill in some of the gaps of the destroyed, vandalized, stolen, and abandoned Kwame Nkrumah legacy.

ITEM: Even under "Forward Ever", unless a society can go back, that society cannot go forward in prosperity, security, and safety (SANKOFA!).

To the point, the paper provides some information about what the NLC military-police dictatorship destroyed when they overthrew the Nkrumah government in 1966.

Not much accounting of the NLC record in this area is easily available. The evidence ought to be assembled to properly account
for their lies and fabrications.

That is a valid way to move forward!

Peace!
MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

We need stakeholders in the country who are ready to undertake social development, support economic growth, while at the same time they safeguard our environment.

We need stakeholders in the country who are ready to undertake social development, support economic growth, while at the same time they safeguard our environment.
Kwame Appiah 10 years ago

I really appreciate your good work.Continue to educate the ignorant ACADEMIC FOOLS and those who are imbued with hatred against the visionary-the great Kwame Nkrumah.

I really appreciate your good work.Continue to educate the ignorant ACADEMIC FOOLS and those who are imbued with hatred against the visionary-the great Kwame Nkrumah.
Nana 10 years ago

NKRUMAH WAS THE GREATEST.

NKRUMAH WAS THE GREATEST.
Bob 10 years ago

READ THE ENGLISH CONSTRUCTION IN THE FOLLOWING COMMENTS WRITTEN BY FRANCIS KWARTENG AND TELL ME IF HE CAN BE CLASSIFIED AS AN INTELLECTUAL.

OF COURSE NOT! HE IS AN IGNORANT NON-ACADEMIC STUPID FOOL!

ALL WHAT THE IMPO ...
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READ THE ENGLISH CONSTRUCTION IN THE FOLLOWING COMMENTS WRITTEN BY FRANCIS KWARTENG AND TELL ME IF HE CAN BE CLASSIFIED AS AN INTELLECTUAL.

OF COURSE NOT! HE IS AN IGNORANT NON-ACADEMIC STUPID FOOL!

ALL WHAT THE IMPOSTER CAN DO IS TO COPY FROM OTHER AUTHORS AND PASTE IT FOR GHANAWEB AND MODERNGHANA. TRUST ME FRANCIS KWARTENG CAN'T GET A PARAGRAPH CORRECT IN HIS OWN ENGLISH. HIS ENGLISH IS LIKE A AN ELEMENTARY PRIMARY 4 PUPIL.

ANY ARTICLE FRANCIS KWARTENG HAS WRITTEN IS A COPIED WORK. NO PERSONAL INITIATIVE.

ON THE OTHER SIDE, IF YOU READ PROF LUNGU, YOU CAN SEE CLEARLY THAT HE WRITES ON HIS OWN AND NOT COPYING AS KWARTENG HAS BEEN DOING EVER SINCE.

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.

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Author: francis kwarteng
Date: 2015-09-06 04:48:03
Comment to:Re: C.Y. ANDY-K, how do you know...

Sorry for yourself!

Leave one of our great intellectuals alone. You can learn a lot from Andy-K. Well the your sorry cannot be for Andy-K. Take it hope and sleep with it.

Thanks.

*** Volks, this comment originated from Francis Kwarteng *in USA Maryland*
Robert Okine 10 years ago

Truly,Nkrumah is turning and weeping in his grave.God,save our nation !

Truly,Nkrumah is turning and weeping in his grave.God,save our nation !
MINOR CASE 10 years ago

Who cares if he is somersaulting in his grave.

Who cares if he is somersaulting in his grave.

Robert Okine 10 years ago

In the world of intellectual reasoning you are minor.This is why you are called MINOR CASE.Your name is a perfect one.

In the world of intellectual reasoning you are minor.This is why you are called MINOR CASE.Your name is a perfect one.
MINOR CASE 10 years ago

Ha ha .Mr Okine , your contribution to this "debate " is to add the words , ' Truly and God save us ' to the headline and you call that intellectual debate ? Tweaaaaa.

Ha ha .Mr Okine , your contribution to this "debate " is to add the words , ' Truly and God save us ' to the headline and you call that intellectual debate ? Tweaaaaa.
Frank Appiah 10 years ago

There is no debate here.Francis Kwarteng has presented you a GOSPEL to read.It is not a debate.

There is no debate here.Francis Kwarteng has presented you a GOSPEL to read.It is not a debate.
OH AFRICA MY MOTHERLAND 10 years ago

I just don't know what to say. We will forver miss Nkrumah, not necessarily for what he did, but for what he had wanted to do but couldn't do because of foreign interference in Ghana's political affairs.

I just don't know what to say. We will forver miss Nkrumah, not necessarily for what he did, but for what he had wanted to do but couldn't do because of foreign interference in Ghana's political affairs.
francis kwarteng 10 years ago

Dear Readers,

By Kwasi Adu (Title: "Kufour Dares Us, We Respond).
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Dear Readers,

By Kwasi Adu (Title: "Kufour Dares Us, We Respond).
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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
104.

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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Bob 10 years ago

francis kwarteng will copy any rubbish and paste it for you fools out there to read and clap your Hands for him.

Mean while he can't write English! You see how stupid some of you are to allow a rabbit to fooling a monkey"?

francis kwarteng will copy any rubbish and paste it for you fools out there to read and clap your Hands for him.

Mean while he can't write English! You see how stupid some of you are to allow a rabbit to fooling a monkey"?
YAW 10 years ago

Whereas Francis Kwarteng excels in providing us with information your ancestors tried to destroy, Bob the "ultimate twat" excels in displaying his gross stupidity on daily basis.Your little mind will always be lonely in your ...
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Whereas Francis Kwarteng excels in providing us with information your ancestors tried to destroy, Bob the "ultimate twat" excels in displaying his gross stupidity on daily basis.Your little mind will always be lonely in your big empty head.
kwame Buor 10 years ago

We know all the above disgraced half- baked intellectuals who are posing as BOB.Nkrumah is the greatest.

We know all the above disgraced half- baked intellectuals who are posing as BOB.Nkrumah is the greatest.
Kwasipong 10 years ago

To Bob. Oh so you're the great master over the English language right? Now check this sentence that you, the impeccable English writer posted:

" You see how stupid some of you are to allow a rabbit to fooling a monkey"?
...
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To Bob. Oh so you're the great master over the English language right? Now check this sentence that you, the impeccable English writer posted:

" You see how stupid some of you are to allow a rabbit to fooling a monkey"?

"a rabbit to fooling a monkey?" And you call yourself a better English writer? You're pathetic.
Jojo 10 years ago

"a rabbit to fooling a monkey?" is a grammatic correct idiomatic Expression and at the same time a proverb. Go and ask you bloody father.
Sorry! but Kwasea-pong, you must get back to the elementary classroom.

"a rabbit to fooling a monkey?" is a grammatic correct idiomatic Expression and at the same time a proverb. Go and ask you bloody father.
Sorry! but Kwasea-pong, you must get back to the elementary classroom.

Nana Ansah 10 years ago

In the absence of good leadership or the lack of it there cannot be comprehensive planning and vision like Kwame Nkrumah did.

The unspoken question is why did Ghanaians allow themselves to be fooled by a disgruntled Mate ...
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In the absence of good leadership or the lack of it there cannot be comprehensive planning and vision like Kwame Nkrumah did.

The unspoken question is why did Ghanaians allow themselves to be fooled by a disgruntled Mate Meho few?
That was the beginning of the end and Maame Ghana has ever since lapsed into coma.

Francis keep it real! Wish you a lövely week. Cheers mate!
francis kwarteng 10 years ago

Dear Nana Ansah,

Long time no see, as they say. Anyway thanks for the positive encouragement. I love this:

"The unspoken question is why did Ghanaians allow themselves to be fooled by a disgruntled Mate Meho few?
That ...
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Dear Nana Ansah,

Long time no see, as they say. Anyway thanks for the positive encouragement. I love this:

"The unspoken question is why did Ghanaians allow themselves to be fooled by a disgruntled Mate Meho few?
That was the beginning of the end and Maame Ghana has ever since lapsed into coma."

Thanks.
francis kwarteng 10 years ago

Dear Readers,

Thanks for reading.

Have a great week.

Dear Readers,

Thanks for reading.

Have a great week.

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