Dogbe and Kwakye-Fosu Must Come Clean

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• jane 10 years ago

  Ghanaian talks toooooo much.if we don't need diaries for the presidency then let us tell them.we talk too much and do little.

  Ghanaian talks toooooo much.if we don't need diaries for the presidency then let us tell them.we talk too much and do little.

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• GORGORDUTOR 10 years ago

  O-A you are unfit to be a political hack!! Did not the idiots of the NDC assert that no government funds were expended on this foolish prez diaries!! If their assertion is true then you are a making a superfluous misleading a ...
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  O-A you are unfit to be a political hack!! Did not the idiots of the NDC assert that no government funds were expended on this foolish prez diaries!! If their assertion is true then you are a making a superfluous misleading argument!! According to your fellow MATEMEHO folks if they make an allegation, it is the accused person who must disprove the accusation!! Well disprove their assertion, if you can't just STFU!!

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• Abeeku Mensah 10 years ago

  Be careful Dr. Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe with your thoughtless postings for you might just render useless or moot the very reasons why your kinfolk Nana Akufo-Addo is in his third desperate attempt to become Ghana's president. In ...
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  Be careful Dr. Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe with your thoughtless postings for you might just render useless or moot the very reasons why your kinfolk Nana Akufo-Addo is in his third desperate attempt to become Ghana's president. In your neck of the woods in the USA it is a norm for every politician to hide behind 501-C3 organization to generate and solicit cash for the things politicians could not otherwise legally do. Furthermore corporations cannot be accused of influencing our daily lives can they? So if corporate sponsorship or finance of president Mahama's biography or purported book is the same as falsehoods being pushed by Nana Akufo-Addo and the NPP then it follows that every sale of Ghana government assets during the infamous Kufour era (of which Nana Akufo-Addo was the AG and Foreign Affairs minister) must be suspect and a conspiracy to sell to corporations with interest in Kufour era government officials. Are some political party activities not funded by private entities? Should the public not question what those private entities hope to extract from Nana Akufo-Addo administration? Should the public have the latitude to accuse Nana Akufo-Addo of selling Ghana ahead of ever occupying the office of the presidency never mind the fact that he is colluding with some in the NPP to steal party money by opening a secret bank account controlled by his inner core group without knowledge of party officials with jurisdiction over party funds. Talk about hypocrisy or the pot calling the kettle black.

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