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Partisanship and Tribalism will only hinder our development

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  • Kojo T 8 years ago

    You write sense

  • OFOSUAA 8 years ago

    ALL THE THINKING OF NDC AND THEIR VOTERS IS MOSTLY ABOUT ANTIAKANISM AND ANTINANADDO ETC ....MEANWHILE NDC CRIMINALS LIKE BUSREBRANDING-THIEVES,RLG, ETC ETC CONTINUE TO DESTROY OUR ECONOMY WITH THIEVERY.....

  • Mahmoud 8 years ago

    Nkrumah sowed the seeds of violence and dictatorship in our politics and used that to eliminate his political opponents, create a one party state and made himself president for life because he was a communist. Nkrumah was alr ...
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  • Yaw Yeboah 8 years ago

    Mahmoud, you have reposted the same comments that you made yesterday. Why?

  • OFOSUAA 8 years ago

    Ndc voters and leadership think support for a political party simply means DO-ME-I-DO-YOU...But this is sheer stupidity of the highest level bcos its Ghana that ends up the loser and our kids who even end up the worst losers ...
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  • OFOSUAA 8 years ago

    Its Very Obvious That Ndc Will Like To Play The Dubious-Childish-Card Of Focusing On Npp Internal Wrangling Despite The Far Far More Singnificant Destructive Tendencies Of The Ndc Govt As They Have Succeeded In Killing The Ce ...
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  • Charles Agbenu 8 years ago

    Partisanship mixed with voodooism

    Mahama is the most divisive Leader in Ghana.... just there to take vengeance on a section of the people because the colonialists neglected Northerners. So someone has to be punished fo ...
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  • Freddie 8 years ago

    This write up is Nonsense up here has nothing to do with the subject been discussed.

  • Kwame Joe 8 years ago

    Completely miseducated. Waste of Ghana's tax Cedis. Using an Ewe moniker to hide your idiocy, an example of tribalism.

  • MARCUS AMPADU 8 years ago

    I chose the library of addressing you as Ohene Nana Owusu-Nkwatabisa because of your well-written article calling for return to healthy discussion. As you can see from the comments partisanship & ethnic screaming still reign ...
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  • MARCUS AMPADU 8 years ago

    I meant to say "I chose the liberty of addressing you as Ohene....."
    Sorry.

  • Owusu-Nkwantabisa 8 years ago

    Thanks for your comments. You have consistently been one of the sane voices on this platform.

  • Freddie 8 years ago

    I agree with you man party democracy only allow some few in the society gain power to amass wealth. They say there is checks and balances but these are always manipulated to suite the greedy few not only in Africa in every w ...
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  • YAW 8 years ago

    Very sensible article.The question is, Was Lee Kuan Yew"s one party sate and dictatorial regime in Singapore a force for good or evil? Bear in mind that he used socialist principles to build housing projects and even "Temasek ...
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  • Osei Boakye 8 years ago

    And to call JB Danquah one of the founders of our nation is revising our history, Owusu-Nkwantabisa.

  • Owusu-Nkwantabisa 8 years ago

    I'm not quite sure what you mean. What do you call the man who hired Kwame Nkrumah as a UGCC organizer?

    Don't feed on the trash perpetrated by partisanship.

  • Osei Boakye 8 years ago

    So that single action makes JB the founder of Ghana? I beg to disagree Nana.

  • Twum 8 years ago

    Nana, I agree with you that democracy isn't our thing as Africans. We should have deduced our own traditional system of governance that could have fit into our traditional setup. We really don't understand this democracy let ...
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  • Mrs. Felicia Tandoh 8 years ago

    Kwame, I cannot be more agreeable to such thoughtful elaborations. Ghana, and for that matter Africa, as you rightfully wrote cannot and must not follow blindly. Nkrumah made Africa proud by helping to gain our freedom some y ...
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  • Owusu-Nkwantabisa 8 years ago

    I would encourage you to develop your comment into a full article. It is excellent.

  • Mrs. Felicia Tandoh 8 years ago

    Awwww. I'Il try