The Battle Lines Are Drawn In Nalerigu-Gambaga

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Osman Adam 10 years ago

The writer is quite biased against the NDC candidate. No wonder he celebrated NPP win at the end of his piece. It is, therefore, not a competent comparison of candidates but party lines commentary.

The writer is quite biased against the NDC candidate. No wonder he celebrated NPP win at the end of his piece. It is, therefore, not a competent comparison of candidates but party lines commentary.
back door director 10 years ago

Keep day dreaming

Keep day dreaming
danaba 10 years ago

Keep dreaming

Keep dreaming
Hmmm 10 years ago

No sense in this writing

No sense in this writing
Nantomah Osman Gumah 10 years ago

Hajia Alima lobby for health assistant training which is a certificate programme and now as we stand,through the hard working of NDC the school now runs diploma (general nursing and midwifery). Hence, a fallacious statement t ...
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Hajia Alima lobby for health assistant training which is a certificate programme and now as we stand,through the hard working of NDC the school now runs diploma (general nursing and midwifery). Hence, a fallacious statement that under JM development is not realized.
MAHAMA 10 years ago

good post

good post
shile-shile 10 years ago

No one will vote for a party dat is not united, de writer has emphatically stated dat, der is no unity among hajia-Peter camp, so therefore dey should not even dream of winning dat seat. Is a don deal for alhaji Baba. Nonsen ...
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No one will vote for a party dat is not united, de writer has emphatically stated dat, der is no unity among hajia-Peter camp, so therefore dey should not even dream of winning dat seat. Is a don deal for alhaji Baba. Nonsense elephant tweaaaa
Nantomah Osman Gumah 10 years ago

I am always worry and sick of the kind of politics we playing in mamprugu, it very explicit that we are political immature. Our politics in mamprugu nalerigu precisely alway based in family politics which shouldn't be the cas ...
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I am always worry and sick of the kind of politics we playing in mamprugu, it very explicit that we are political immature. Our politics in mamprugu nalerigu precisely alway based in family politics which shouldn't be the case,let us face reality and stop that family politicking because politics is not a family assets.
abdulai haadisu 10 years ago

how many class blocks was in gambaga girls when it was established,what about the teacher training collage d ndc established at gambaga.

how many class blocks was in gambaga girls when it was established,what about the teacher training collage d ndc established at gambaga.
concern member of mamprugu 10 years ago

Mr.Simon I'm proud of you.....there can't be building without foundation so bringing is better than improving....u are proud of mamprugu-God bless u

Mr.Simon I'm proud of you.....there can't be building without foundation so bringing is better than improving....u are proud of mamprugu-God bless u

concern member of mamprugu 10 years ago

n Wat have ndc lobby for in mamprugu? 7yrs in power

n Wat have ndc lobby for in mamprugu? 7yrs in power
John 10 years ago

Nalerigu will be blessed if thy vote Baba; hard working and humble gentleman of the first Order since I new him at the University of Cape Coast. Enough of the NPP violence and denigration of Northerners.

Nalerigu will be blessed if thy vote Baba; hard working and humble gentleman of the first Order since I new him at the University of Cape Coast. Enough of the NPP violence and denigration of Northerners.
Sky-blue 10 years ago

Hadjia Alima's social interventions/ women's empowerment includes the mass exodus of mamprugu girls to kintampo, techima, kumase and Accra to do competent'kayayei', abi?

Hadjia Alima's social interventions/ women's empowerment includes the mass exodus of mamprugu girls to kintampo, techima, kumase and Accra to do competent'kayayei', abi?
Amenkakure 10 years ago

With the thousands of words used by Suayam Simon to write this article, he could not find the equivalent saying of INSHA ALLAH in Mampruli. When do we get to use our own idiomatic expressions and promote our literature?

With the thousands of words used by Suayam Simon to write this article, he could not find the equivalent saying of INSHA ALLAH in Mampruli. When do we get to use our own idiomatic expressions and promote our literature?
manla-amba jnr 10 years ago

I wish today to be election day!

I wish today to be election day!
Molecus Morgan 10 years ago

@ Nantoma Gumah what do u mean by ''which is a certificate'' no wonder I dnt no whr u reli cm frm...
in my view I believe in de sayin charity begins at home

@ Nantoma Gumah what do u mean by ''which is a certificate'' no wonder I dnt no whr u reli cm frm...
in my view I believe in de sayin charity begins at home
Alhassan Inusah (kenya)Nalerigu 10 years ago

Infact. Some times lets try to drop down some kind of respect to our political leaders. The way the writer, claim to be Soayam Simon of the Npp, is speaking violence agains the NDC candidate. But whether Alhaji or Hajia, we s ...
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Infact. Some times lets try to drop down some kind of respect to our political leaders. The way the writer, claim to be Soayam Simon of the Npp, is speaking violence agains the NDC candidate. But whether Alhaji or Hajia, we say we are all one. There are some people, They can write and insult people that are older than their fathers. But when it create a confution, you will never hear them say their from East Mamprusi again so paddle your own canoe
Salifu Wuntumah Rashad 8 years ago

More than excellent. God Bless You

More than excellent. God Bless You

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