When cleaners engage in a messy fight; The Amidu Vs Anas case

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• Mama Tula 10 years ago

  Amidu, the self proclaimed vigilante is a frustrated man since the fracas with the ex-President Atta-Mills and he has now become a public nuisance. The public is just getting fed up with him. He should pack his bags and go ba ...
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  Amidu, the self proclaimed vigilante is a frustrated man since the fracas with the ex-President Atta-Mills and he has now become a public nuisance. The public is just getting fed up with him. He should pack his bags and go back to his village and stay with his children.

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• The thruth 10 years ago

  Yeah cleaners are in a straight fight

  Yeah cleaners are in a straight fight

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• Godd 10 years ago

  I think the love of publicity and wanting to stay in the public eye is killing BOTH Amidu and Anas.
  
  A true selfless vigilante will do his work mostly on the quiet. Amidu issues public statements "by heart". When he sees t ...
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  I think the love of publicity and wanting to stay in the public eye is killing BOTH Amidu and Anas.
  
  A true selfless vigilante will do his work mostly on the quiet. Amidu issues public statements "by heart". When he sees that he is disappearing from the public eye, he comes out with one. Without the publicity that he receives, he wouldn't do what he is doing.
  
  Anas' problem is a bit different but in the same vein. Anas works as a private eye, a detective who who goes underground to find out about his "victims". Yet he enjoys being in the public eye. He goes about the world giving interviews, talks, attending conferences and generally "boasting" about his exploits. For someone who works as an undercover agent, this is very strange. He faces a big dilemma. The solution he has found for it is to put on a mask and behave as a "non-normal" person (no normal person lives his life in a mask). This is because he wants to eat his cake and still have it. His work depends on his remaining anonymous yet anonymity is at variance with a celebrity status which thrives on exposing oneself to the public!!!
  
  Just like Amidu, Anas will find it difficult to continue his work if the public adulation ceases.
  
  We all wait to see how both of these gentlemen resolve the dilemma they have created for themselves!

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• BB 10 years ago

  Perhap, they are merely fighting over supremacy; a 'Who's who?' fight. But when two big elephants fights it's the grass that eventually suffers brutally. In this case, Ghana and her constituents suffer. So, Martin Anas, kindl ...
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  Perhap, they are merely fighting over supremacy; a 'Who's who?' fight. But when two big elephants fights it's the grass that eventually suffers brutally. In this case, Ghana and her constituents suffer. So, Martin Anas, kindly spare Ghana from suffering needless brutality, for corruption is counter productive to national dev't, which u complementarity fight with different approaches. Pls spare us the agony.

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