Nkrumah And The Forgotten Anglo-Portuguese Alliance

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• Bob 10 years ago

  The "copy and paste master" francis kwarteng is there again with another stupid article.

  The "copy and paste master" francis kwarteng is there again with another stupid article.

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• Kojo T 10 years ago

  Bob Just bring out equally comparable works of JB or Busia.Now this also expose the pseudo independence of Africa especially the French countries

  Bob Just bring out equally comparable works of JB or Busia.Now this also expose the pseudo independence of Africa especially the French countries

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• Kwamebeba 10 years ago

  Kojo, they is nothing from them or anyone else. Anyway, I think they are trying to be wise in not attempting to challenge you since their true character will be laid bare and the youth will know who they really are which is, ...
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  Kojo, they is nothing from them or anyone else. Anyway, I think they are trying to be wise in not attempting to challenge you since their true character will be laid bare and the youth will know who they really are which is, implicitly and explicitly anti-African. Tell them again to show us the traitors' challenge to what Nkrumah and others are testifying about the Kantamanto Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah Oseadeoyo the great African Seer! Why can't they do what Kwarteng and others are doing to Nkrumah to their so called "doyen of Gold Coast politics" and the coward and agent Busia? The answer is that there is nothing for them to show. People, think and you can give judgement easily.

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• Shabi 10 years ago

  Thank you Francis for another brilliant expose. Let us have more whilst we amuse ourselves with the sight of the grovelling serfs of imperialism writhing and squirming in painful throes of their extinction.

  Thank you Francis for another brilliant expose. Let us have more whilst we amuse ourselves with the sight of the grovelling serfs of imperialism writhing and squirming in painful throes of their extinction.

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• Sister Souljah 10 years ago

  Brilliant, Brilliant, and absolute Brilliant!

  Brilliant, Brilliant, and absolute Brilliant!

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• MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

  Dear Mr. Kwarteng you constantly beckon us to "Please read on" , most of us oblige, and we are thankful for the time & energy you expend researching what Osagyefo did for Ghana and Africa. But sometimes I wonder whether it's ...
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  Dear Mr. Kwarteng you constantly beckon us to "Please read on" , most of us oblige, and we are thankful for the time & energy you expend researching what Osagyefo did for Ghana and Africa. But sometimes I wonder whether it's all worth the effort, considering the back & forth your articles almost invariably generate, in a forum where the reading & comprehensive levels of a large number of the visitors are questionable to put it mildly.

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Dear Brother Marcus,
  
  How are you?
  
  Please, tell me how exactly difficult these articles are to read by the average Ghanaweb visitor?
  
  Thanks.

  Dear Brother Marcus,
  
  How are you?
  
  Please, tell me how exactly difficult these articles are to read by the average Ghanaweb visitor?
  
  Thanks.

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• MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

  Don't get me wrong Onuah. I am referring to the reading & comprehensive levels. With the kind of education Ghanaians have received for the past few decades, I am afraid the majority of Ghanaweb visitors would have difficu ...
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  Don't get me wrong Onuah. I am referring to the reading & comprehensive levels. With the kind of education Ghanaians have received for the past few decades, I am afraid the majority of Ghanaweb visitors would have difficulty understanding & appreciating the depth and intent of your articles. I am not saying don't submit them. Just drawing your attention to the challenges of compromised educational system. The nation has to do something sooner than later.
  
  Peace

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Dear Brother Marcus,
  
  Thanks.

  Dear Brother Marcus,
  
  Thanks.

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• Shabi 10 years ago

  Bro Ampadu, much as I agree with your apt observation, I really think that your (our mutual) concerns on the issue that you have raised, is a totally different subject worth studying in terms of the difficulties that the gene ...
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  Bro Ampadu, much as I agree with your apt observation, I really think that your (our mutual) concerns on the issue that you have raised, is a totally different subject worth studying in terms of the difficulties that the general shortfall in standards and the poor quality education confronts the nation with.
  
  I am personally outraged by the fact that we have countless numbers of our youth pouring out of institutions of higher learning as lawyers, doctors, administrators and all sorts of accountants with eye-raising alphabets following their names yet, maladministration, ineptitude and corruption is prolific in leaps and bounds. The overwhelming numbers of such youth who I routinely meet, sadly cannot as much as string together a few letters of the English language which was used to instruct them for several years, together to make common-sense.
  
  Every time that I am confronted with a case of massive corruption in lets say a state institution, the first thing that across to my mind is that didnt that institution have an accounts, audit or financial dept?
  
  The recent brouhaha that took place at the CHRAJ office that involved the spending of huge amounts of state money to temporarily house their commissioner, is but only one of such curious instances which really got me sore. Does CHRAJ not have an Estate Officer, did they not have an accountant/Auditor? Did CHRAJ not have a legal Dept which could have advised/warned/stopped the commissioner on the folly of her extravagance? What were all those presumably highly qualified members of management of CHRAJ doing whilst the naive commissioner was virtually hapily having a fling with public money?
  
  Now back to the subject matter. Marcus, in spite of all these disappointing observations, I wish to assure you that there still are, loads of Ghanaians/Africans who cant wait to read every paragraph, valuable full-stop, coma and question mark that Francis lays on the table.

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Dear Shabi,
  
  You are so perfectly right.
  
  It is unfortunate Marcus do not personally know many who read my articles. Marcus may have revised or relaxed his position if he had this information.
  
  Thanks Shabi.

  Dear Shabi,
  
  You are so perfectly right.
  
  It is unfortunate Marcus do not personally know many who read my articles. Marcus may have revised or relaxed his position if he had this information.
  
  Thanks Shabi.

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