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• Kwaku 10 years ago

  You're the only person who will support the stupid behavior of the president.

  You're the only person who will support the stupid behavior of the president.

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• Kojo T 10 years ago

  Who poured acid on Adams Mahama? NPP
  Who stabbed and killed the ASawase Chairman? NPP Who insult daily NPP Are those not acts of violence Archives Who was Teiko Tagoe? NPP Who was Malam Mama Tula who said "whe ...
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  Who poured acid on Adams Mahama? NPP
  Who stabbed and killed the ASawase Chairman? NPP Who insult daily NPP Are those not acts of violence Archives Who was Teiko Tagoe? NPP Who was Malam Mama Tula who said "when I see his face I no fit do am (bombs) NPP So does NPP not have a deep history of violence?

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• Mahmoud 10 years ago

  Dr. Michael J.K. Bokor cunningly avoided mentioning a known fact that Ewes have been voting strictly based on the dictates of their tribal warlords regardless of any national issues. Their leaders have misled them for long, a ...
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  Dr. Michael J.K. Bokor cunningly avoided mentioning a known fact that Ewes have been voting strictly based on the dictates of their tribal warlords regardless of any national issues. Their leaders have misled them for long, and there are signs suggesting that they would vote against tribalism and NDC in the next general election because; the common people have seen the light.
  
  Ewes have always condemned the overthrow of Ghana's first communist dictator but kick against removal of Kotoka's name from the airport in the nation's capital just because he was an Ewe. Believe me if it were the name of Ankra or that of Afrifa, charlatans like Michael Bokor would have been writing tones of tribalistic articles to support removal of the name from that airport. Again, when Yeboah killed Kotota in the failed counter coup against the NLC, Ewes immediately pointed an accusing finger at Afrifa, saying that he had masterminded the killing in order to take the top job away from Kotoka because he was Ewe.
  
  As a result of these conspiracy theories cemented by tribal bigotry, the Progress Party won overwhelmingly in all the regions of Ghana in 1969 except the Volta region. They also said that Victor Owusu accused them of being inward looking was used to justify many of their actions including removal of the newly elected government. Although the region benefited tremendously from the PP government in terms of development projects within that short period, they still went ahead and overthrew it unjustifiably and plunged the country into the abyss under Acheampong.
  
  It will surprise you to know that planning of the coup started immediately after the government was sworn into office, and that had nothing to do with what it did or did not do in office. The truth is that Ewes planned the coup and lured Acheampong into it by offering him the leadership position. Busia's government made Acheampong the Army Commander and he was now being asked to betray the trust, so the reward must be big enough. The coup plotters, on the other hand, realized that he was the only obstacle in their way and they willingly made him the leader in order to reach their goal. Unfortunately, this scenario was repeated in 1981 when Rawlings deceived Akatapore and others to betray Dr. Liman paving the way for his second coup.
  
  Those who planned and executed the 1972 coup were all Ewes, and they were Major Agbo, Major Baah, Major Solomey, and the rest of the Ewe Majors that constituted the so-called National Redemption Council immediately after the coup. Also, when Rawlings used the tribal card to occupy Ghana in the 80s and 90's, the country was virtually an Ewe Kingdom, and it will be naive and even dishonest for a so-called intellectual like Michael Bokor to believe or say that Rawlings ever won an election in Ghana freely, fairly and democratically. In fact, he used to steal verdicts of Ghanaians to remain in power fraudulently.

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• C.Y. ANDY-K 10 years ago

  My brother Bokor, let's call a spade a spade, Mahama with his childishness has rather stoop himself very low with his revelation of received whatsapp message and complaints of insults and invectives on him in the public as a ...
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  My brother Bokor, let's call a spade a spade, Mahama with his childishness has rather stoop himself very low with his revelation of received whatsapp message and complaints of insults and invectives on him in the public as a President.

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• HKA. 10 years ago

  It is not right to continually be throwing all manner of insults at the president by people who have no idea what it takes to be in that office. The president, by that reaction was just in a way, laughing at the incompetence ...
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  It is not right to continually be throwing all manner of insults at the president by people who have no idea what it takes to be in that office. The president, by that reaction was just in a way, laughing at the incompetence of those who insult him day in and day out. I have been very sad that respect for each other and especially bearers of such high office is no longer there in our country. What sort of generation is this?!

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• Ken Ntiamoa 10 years ago

  Dr Borkor. I have resisted commenting on President Mahama's tirade for Dr Bawumia out of respect for the Presidency. Your article here has gorged me to lose my guard.
  CE I believe, who uttered the words, "Are you my co-equal ...
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  Dr Borkor. I have resisted commenting on President Mahama's tirade for Dr Bawumia out of respect for the Presidency. Your article here has gorged me to lose my guard.
  CE I believe, who uttered the words, "Are you my co-equal?" Do you recall that? What did the President do when this gentleman said, "Are you my co-equal, Tweaaa?" He was fired, wasn't he?
  
  Now, Dr Borkor, please step back a minute. If the President says Dr Bawumia is not fit to label his admninistration "incompetent" and the President says those words in return, isn't the President saying something very similar to what that DCE said? "Bawumia is not my co-equal, Tweaa."
  
  Second, Dr Bawumia referred to President Mahama's government. He did not say, President Mahama. President Mahama instead referred directly to the person of Dr Bawumia. There is a huge difference here.
  
  Thanks for listening.
  
  Ken

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• Kwame Abrokwa 10 years ago

  Ebeiiii!.....Borkor! Even by your own very low standards....U have decided to sink to an all time low. In any case, I feel U have left it until too late to lick arse....all the good posts are already gone and Mahamah is on h ...
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  Ebeiiii!.....Borkor! Even by your own very low standards....U have decided to sink to an all time low. In any case, I feel U have left it until too late to lick arse....all the good posts are already gone and Mahamah is on his way out. And, lest I forget....take some tissue....U will be crying all your way back!

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• MAHAMA B3 KO 10 years ago

  If wishes were horses beggars will ride they say.
  Look at this Bokor guy hoping against hope that by some machinations, which his whole NDC party is hanging on for dear life and by a very thin thread, they can save their nec ...
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  If wishes were horses beggars will ride they say.
  Look at this Bokor guy hoping against hope that by some machinations, which his whole NDC party is hanging on for dear life and by a very thin thread, they can save their neck in 2016... Isn't it pathetic? Isn't is sad when you are thinking some supporters of a Chairman who was disciplined and suspended for flouting the tenets of a party, will save your party's neck during an election, which is to answer issues like, why over $30million dollars(woyome), 94 million euros(CP), $9.9 million dollars(Foto X), and the list goes on and on were stolen by John Mahama and his NDC thieving cabal, when such an amount could pay for the utility bills of tertiary and second cycle institutions for over a decade, and keep our youth in the classroom and lecture halls, to acquire knowledge to contribute to the development of the country, to cite but one example?
  What Bokor seems not to get is, the election is a referendum on what his NDC gov't and party of irresponsible thieves have done, and the suffering or otherwise they have managed to either alleviate or wreck on Ghanaians.
  And the verdict is the John Mahama NDC gov't of dangerous thieves with a creative policy of just thievery and thievery alone, have failed.
  To think some happenings in the NPP will save the neck of the NDC gov't of looters in 2016, smacks of a very high level of unapologetic naivety and ignorance, and a very nauseating insult to all manner of Ghanaians and for that alone, the Mahama NDC gov't will be doubly punished severely at the ballot box in 2016, severely punished to go back and learn that, even if you kill, steal and bribe your way to power, it doesn't give you the chance and the right to act irresponsibly in gov't.
  Ghanaians will teach Bokor and his NDC gov't this very hard lesson and we insist, they will learn it very, very well before they will be allowed the chance anywhere near the Presidency again.

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• Mahmoud 10 years ago

  I don't think Mahama deserves any more four years unless Ghanaians want to commit mass suicide. The dismal performance rate of 20% cannot renew the mandate of any government in this world freely, fairly and credibly. I wonder ...
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  I don't think Mahama deserves any more four years unless Ghanaians want to commit mass suicide. The dismal performance rate of 20% cannot renew the mandate of any government in this world freely, fairly and credibly. I wonder how he is going to account for the 37 billion dollars the NDC government has borrowed so far.
  
  Does the NDC government think, despite the massive corruption, they can borrow recklessly and spend their way foolishly into another mandate in 2016, when the nation is over burdened with HIPC and workers wallowing in hunger and over taxed?

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• Charles Agbenu 10 years ago

  Hahaha ha huu. Bokor the learned is hallucinatory. Mugabe's says Mahama is the worst President in Africa... international crook indeed. He takes loans and share with famiky and
  friends. Evil Mahama being defended by evil B ...
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  Hahaha ha huu. Bokor the learned is hallucinatory. Mugabe's says Mahama is the worst President in Africa... international crook indeed. He takes loans and share with famiky and
  friends. Evil Mahama being defended by evil Bokor

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  The partisan and tribal J.K.Bokor is just frustrated as Mahama.
  
  Mahama is "incompetent" while Bokor is a useless Ph. D. holder.

  The partisan and tribal J.K.Bokor is just frustrated as Mahama.
  
  Mahama is "incompetent" while Bokor is a useless Ph. D. holder.

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• Gracious 10 years ago

  This ayigbe man is comfortable with perpetual poverty, ignorance and tribalism. No wonder the only tribe he can associate with is his counterparts from the north. He is so entrenched in ignorance he cannot perceive anything g ...
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  This ayigbe man is comfortable with perpetual poverty, ignorance and tribalism. No wonder the only tribe he can associate with is his counterparts from the north. He is so entrenched in ignorance he cannot perceive anything good for himself. Infant those Tongu districts need more free education than the northerners. Give people like bokor apevia (their usual akpeteshie) and they are ready to sell their birth rights. If the educated one among them are so mentally derailed like bokor you can imagine what type of knowledge and wisdom goes on there in the rural areas. Surely they are still in the stone age. No reasoning; NDC a koe then one tot of apevia, nye bro NDC a, fools. I promise you that even though some of them see mahatma,s picture on the ballot form, deep in their heads they think they are voting for rawlings. That shows how far they are from thinking, knowledge and wisdom. Kudos boko continue in your stupidity and when you go home me do be na wo hee

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• spartacus 10 years ago

  Gracious an Ewe man not educated? He may be poor but for education come again

  Gracious an Ewe man not educated? He may be poor but for education come again

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• hellen 10 years ago

  Some people go to the classroom, read and write but cannot apply a single thing they learnt. As country Ghana, on the average those educated should be better in every aspect than the uneducated. However, this is the reverse w ...
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  Some people go to the classroom, read and write but cannot apply a single thing they learnt. As country Ghana, on the average those educated should be better in every aspect than the uneducated. However, this is the reverse with the Ayigbe man, pitiful. Going to classroom is different from knowledge, wisdom ad application of knowledge and wisdom. Just be open minded, not entrenched position, very liberal and ask yourself is mahatma a presidential material that can lead Ghana to prosperity? Answer and if you say yes, then just forget it you are not there yet, still in the stone age. People like bokor are mentally entrenched, their brains caked in tribalism and they have replaced their brains with stupidity and tribalism. I pity his hometown people even if he goes there at all. We have to use our brains, nye bro and not cake it. If you are educated you compare indicators and you see how abysmal dead goat womaniser unless, brain dead incompetent mahatma has done and stop his praises. Your nonsenses including that of bokor is retarding the development of Ghana. How can human being in 7 years run down a middle income country into HIPC, and such a human being is displaying stupidity and you call that a response. Idiots. You are not educated

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• Mensah Abrampa 10 years ago

  The President's words are very pedestrian and instead of patting him on the back you should be asking him to apologize if you really understand what it means to occupy the highest office in the land. As president, Mahama is n ...
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  The President's words are very pedestrian and instead of patting him on the back you should be asking him to apologize if you really understand what it means to occupy the highest office in the land. As president, Mahama is neither our boss nor task master but a servant of the people. He was elected by the people so the same people expect him to be courteous and dignified in both his utterances and demeanor.

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• Maame 10 years ago

  No wonder we are where we are. If such characters sing your praise and you believe them, the the king will still be naked

  No wonder we are where we are. If such characters sing your praise and you believe them, the the king will still be naked

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• Lm8eRBIrT7p 10 years ago

  I haven't checked in here for a while buescae I thought it was getting boring, but the last few posts are great quality so I guess I'll add you back to my everyday bloglist. You deserve it my friend

  I haven't checked in here for a while buescae I thought it was getting boring, but the last few posts are great quality so I guess I'll add you back to my everyday bloglist. You deserve it my friend

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• jb75ZIjuh 10 years ago

  La relation entre Adolf H. et son ami Kubizek e0 Vienne me repllpae un passage de la nouvelle Les Carnets du sous-sol de Dostoefevski voile0 une pre9figuration litte9raire. Vers la fin je n'y tins plus moi-meame : ...
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  La relation entre Adolf H. et son ami Kubizek e0 Vienne me repllpae un passage de la nouvelle Les Carnets du sous-sol de Dostoefevski voile0 une pre9figuration litte9raire. Vers la fin je n'y tins plus moi-meame : avec les anne9es je ressentais le besoin d'aller vers les hommes, d'avoir des amis. J'essayai donc de me rapprocher de certains de mes camarades ; mais il y avait toujours quelque chose de faux dans nos rapports qui tre8s vite prenaient fin. Une fois, pourtant, j'eus un ami. Mais j'e9tais de9je0 un despote dans l'e2me ; je pre9tendais dominer entie8rement son esprit, je voulais lui insuffler le me9pris envers son entourage, j'exigeais de lui qu'il brise2t de9finitivement et fie8rement avec son milieu. Mon amitie9 passionne9e l'e9pouvanta ; je le troublai jusqu'aux larmes, jusqu'aux convulsions. C'e9tait une e2me naefve et ge9ne9reuse. Mais de8s qu'il se fut donne9 e0 moi tout entier, je le de9testai et je le repoussai. Comme si je n'en avais eu besoin que pour remporter une victoire et m'en rendre maeetre. Mais je ne pouvais pas les vaincre tous. Mon ami, aussi, ne ressemblait e0 aucun d'eux ; c'e9tait une exception rare. Le sous-sol; A propos de neige fondue chapitre III, pages 743-744. Gallimard, Bibliothe8que de la Ple9efade; 1965.

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