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• Kojo T 10 years ago

  The "King" Nana rules as an absolute monarch.He must be obeyed at all times .His word is law.Unfortunately we want to follow the Athenian democratic model. So he is not suited for our times.

  The "King" Nana rules as an absolute monarch.He must be obeyed at all times .His word is law.Unfortunately we want to follow the Athenian democratic model. So he is not suited for our times.

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• insight to the bone 10 years ago

  The politics of empty meaningless Rhetoric is all that jj can do , say one thing , mean another and do a third is the fruit of this diabolically evil scourge of our country. Oratory skills or eloquence in presenting lies dece ...
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  The politics of empty meaningless Rhetoric is all that jj can do , say one thing , mean another and do a third is the fruit of this diabolically evil scourge of our country. Oratory skills or eloquence in presenting lies deceit and treachery packed in wrappings of fake empathy fools nobody. Ewe hegemony mixed with northern tribalism and Muslim retrogression is the legacy of the anti Akan conspiracy we see today of JJ. Islamisation of our country is now in full force but wiser nations than our such as the Germans , France and the United Kingdom have NEVER formally recognized Islam as a religion. In Saudi Arabia you are not even allowed to wear a crucifix talk less of going an open church . and they together with Turkey are trying to dominate the 1.5 billion Muslims to bring down the christian civilization. We have an idiot northern president whose greatest concern at the UN is the welfare of his brother Muslims the Palestinians rather than seeking our welfare and better standard through industrialization. yes we have a foreign pepeni/ayigbe occupational govt that seeks to destroy our heritage , dignity and our own identity turn us into second class citizens and refugees in our own country. They have already distributed weapons and arms to their tribesmen so that they can induce political violence which will again turn into this time the massive slaughter /genocide of Akans . This time when the shooting starts no one will be foolish enough to downplay it as another attempted coup or marginal skirmish that can not affect us but we will rise and defend ourselves and our freedom. because we know who ever is silly enough to ignore the obvious will be a slave for the next 1000 years .

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• Gab 10 years ago

  This is why you keep failing all exams in your life.Address the issue of "NPP's "internal wranglings".Kontro!!

  This is why you keep failing all exams in your life.Address the issue of "NPP's "internal wranglings".Kontro!!

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• GORGORDUTOR 10 years ago

  YOU ARE A SLAVE SELF ENSLAVED TO THE WHITE SUPREMACIST SLAVE MASTERS YOU UNCRITICALLY WORSHIP AS DEMIGODS DUE TO YOUR ABJECT BLACK INFERIORITY COMPLEX INFECTED MIND!! CONCURRENTLY YOU ARE A SLAVE TO FABRICATED FALSE FALLACIES ...
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  YOU ARE A SLAVE SELF ENSLAVED TO THE WHITE SUPREMACIST SLAVE MASTERS YOU UNCRITICALLY WORSHIP AS DEMIGODS DUE TO YOUR ABJECT BLACK INFERIORITY COMPLEX INFECTED MIND!! CONCURRENTLY YOU ARE A SLAVE TO FABRICATED FALSE FALLACIES DEDICATED TO CREATING ETHNIC ANIMOSITY,TRIBAL BIGOTRY, RELIGIOUS ANIMOSITY & BIGOTRY AND ETHNIC MAJIMBOISM ALL IN THE DISGUSTING PURSUIT OF PARTICIPATING IN THE BLOODLETTING RITUALS OF YOUR KWESIBRONI MASTERS I.E. GENOCIDE AND ETHNIC CLEANSING!! YOU ARE AN UNMITIGATED IMBECILIC TRAITOROUS LACKEY WITTINGLY OR UNWITTINGLY WORKING FOR THE WHITE SUPREMACIST AGENDA!! MMOAPANYIN ABUABA IMPERIALIST RUNNING DOG!!

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• Kwasi 10 years ago

  The problem is the diabolical orchestrates nature of removing elected executives on flimsy excuses is the problem we disagree If the planned removal of these for so called non comitment to Nana Addo . We need not worship ...
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  The problem is the diabolical orchestrates nature of removing elected executives on flimsy excuses is the problem we disagree If the planned removal of these for so called non comitment to Nana Addo . We need not worship him and be sycophantic His actions portray dislike for the suspended executives so why should we give him our support? My family and I are not voting for him. Ndoum better character than this divisive hatred shown by Nana and friends. Even worse us the realises to press of proceedings at disciplinary committee If Ageing comes out with his side there will be mayhem right? This is bad on Nana and v

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• Regrettable 10 years ago

  Hahahaha oyiwaaas nppians oooooo yaaamutu.

  Hahahaha oyiwaaas nppians oooooo yaaamutu.

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• KKO 10 years ago

  Kwame,
  This is a good write-up and you actually answer the main question yourself. Every society, organisation or institution has laws and regulations and ALL who subscribe to such institutions and organisations must abide b ...
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  Kwame,
  This is a good write-up and you actually answer the main question yourself. Every society, organisation or institution has laws and regulations and ALL who subscribe to such institutions and organisations must abide by the rules and regulations, otherwise there will be absolute chaos in society.
  
  I also did a bit of research in the critical Central and Western Regions during my recent visit to Ghana, and the people at the grassroots seemed really frustrated by the negative happenings that were tearing the NPP apart.
  
  Surely, if the followers of the suspended individuals are honest party supporters and admirers, they couldn't have been that pleased with what was going on, with the semblance of the breakdown of discipline and party structures.
  
  At least, as you rightly pointed out, that sends a message that nobody is bigger than the party. People cannot stand for positions in a party and turn round to undermine it at every turn.
  
  Genuine lovers of democracy and common decency in society will applaud the NPP for standing up to back-stabbers. The results of the Amenfi West by-election where in one of its safest seats the NDC's share of the votes fell from 62% in 2012 to 50%, while the NPP’s share increased from 38% in 2012 to 42% is an indication that the clean-up did not hurt the NPP that much; it has probably done the party a lot of good. As for the NDC, they should be very fearful!

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• jOEy LoNdOn 10 years ago

  Facts are your candidate was elected a year ago and he has been campaigning way before the NDC chap's name pop up,yet still he took only one month on the campaign trail to floor your NPP guy's at the pools, but as usual you ...
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  Facts are your candidate was elected a year ago and he has been campaigning way before the NDC chap's name pop up,yet still he took only one month on the campaign trail to floor your NPP guy's at the pools, but as usual you guys will always find some solace in defeat.

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• BOY KOFI 10 years ago

  NPP is divided into 2 main factions if not 3.We have the Danquah,Busia and Dombo groupings and that have generated long standing factions.You may call it traditions in the elephant family over the years.The NEC is in a better ...
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  NPP is divided into 2 main factions if not 3.We have the Danquah,Busia and Dombo groupings and that have generated long standing factions.You may call it traditions in the elephant family over the years.The NEC is in a better position to know that politics is a strategic game and political party is not a church with a dogma.When you are having problems to bring all factions onboard for a common goal then you need to dialogue to iron out your differences.Throwing your executives out from strategic positions is not the best and cannot be translated as discipline.Now tell me,how are you going to form alliance with the smaller opposition parties if you cannot stomarch internal democracy?Mind you, NPP alone can't unseat NDC no matter how hard you campaign against incompetence and corruption.Tagging Mahama and NDC as incompetence is just absurd as throwing your cash through the window,it has no relevance in elections.As for corruption,the whole country is corrupt so you are not going anywhere with that.What NPP is afraid to mention is their failure to win more than 2 regions which gives NDC the advantage of 8 regions.If NPP continues to think that they can win power with just 2 regions and represent the minority in parliament,then I don't know why they are in politics.There can be another scenero,where Nana Addo may win the 2016 but NPP will still remain minority in parliament.How are you going to govern in such a situation if you don't take accounts of opposing views?Mahama may as will win the 2016 and NDC loses majority in parliament.How are you going to comport yourselves?These are critical questions the NEC should be asking.Thank you.

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• Naros 10 years ago

  I always bled at heart to hearing about the bad things happenings in my NPP. All though, I support the suspension. thanks

  I always bled at heart to hearing about the bad things happenings in my NPP. All though, I support the suspension. thanks

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