Don’t let’s join the electoral turmoil in West Africa

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• Pelicles 10 years ago

  Trust me, the likelihood of a civil war visiting is quite remote and there are plenty of reasons to support but that does not mean we shouldn't be that careful or thread cautiously.
  
  Why do always stress on the lose of mone ...
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  Trust me, the likelihood of a civil war visiting is quite remote and there are plenty of reasons to support but that does not mean we shouldn't be that careful or thread cautiously.
  
  Why do always stress on the lose of money with a new register? If the amount for the new register can be used to provide new buildings, schools, roads, clinics etc, when did that idea come to mind and what about those millions lost through some inexplain illegal dealings? That excuse does not make any sense and the ruling party is the one trying to distract our attention with that vain notion.
  
  What will NDC lose if a new register is done or what will NPP gain without the old one? We, as people, should be able to diagnose what is hurting us or find an antidote to something that lurking in the dark trying to destabilize our serene atmosphere.
  
  Ghana can be like those nations that have gone through senseless civil war if the right thing is done. The very moment that try "hard" to listen to or pay attention to our various political parties, it is then that we are leaning to the point of civil.

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• United Ghana 10 years ago

  If a new register is necessary, then cost cannot be used as an excuse not to do so. It's too important & could, actually, threaten the peace of Gh. After all, the govt has no problem finding money to satisfy their political w ...
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  If a new register is necessary, then cost cannot be used as an excuse not to do so. It's too important & could, actually, threaten the peace of Gh. After all, the govt has no problem finding money to satisfy their political whims.

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