Has the NPP'S Wontumi hit the nail hard on its head or...?

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Constable Joy 9 years ago

THE DEATH WAS SUDDEN.DID THE VICTIM FAMILY INFORM THE PREZ TRADITIONALLY?IF THIS IS TO SCORE POLITICAL GAINS NPP'S WONTUMI ACHIEVED NO MARKS.

THE DEATH WAS SUDDEN.DID THE VICTIM FAMILY INFORM THE PREZ TRADITIONALLY?IF THIS IS TO SCORE POLITICAL GAINS NPP'S WONTUMI ACHIEVED NO MARKS.
Dr. Otto 9 years ago

Folks, the NDC paid useless writer J.K. Bokor, also known as AKan/Asanti hater, who is a vile critic of Nana Addo and the NPP party, is known for the use of intemperate language to register his stiff dislike for anything NPP/ ...
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Folks, the NDC paid useless writer J.K. Bokor, also known as AKan/Asanti hater, who is a vile critic of Nana Addo and the NPP party, is known for the use of intemperate language to register his stiff dislike for anything NPP/Nana Addo and does politics as defined by his understanding of the NDC barbaric culture. He is also known for extending his mean attitude to almost everyone in the NPP party.

He is out again, expressing dismay at the manner in which Nana Addo and his party members reacted to the killing of the NPP's Abuakwa North MP (J.B. Danquah-Adu). As reported, J.K. Bkor has condemned Nana Addo and the entire NPP party as not "showing respect to the deceased and his family" because they used an non-traditional means to express their "shock" at the murder of the MP.

How shameful, hypocrite and barbaric can someone who calls himself a Dr.(Ph.D) can be?
Clement 9 years ago

What if he was not in the country before hearing of the death or murder of JB?.It's a question! .

What if he was not in the country before hearing of the death or murder of JB?.It's a question! .
Ekow Essamuah 9 years ago

You have to use your pig head to ask sensible question. How many people have access to the Internet in Dumsor Republic of Ghana, let alone have Twitter account?

You have to use your pig head to ask sensible question. How many people have access to the Internet in Dumsor Republic of Ghana, let alone have Twitter account?
Talk Some 9 years ago

Tell us what you suggest. Should the president hold a durbar in your backyard and address us by mouth?...How then will they hear the presidents condolences if by your assertion "many people" do not have access to the internet ...
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Tell us what you suggest. Should the president hold a durbar in your backyard and address us by mouth?...How then will they hear the presidents condolences if by your assertion "many people" do not have access to the internet? I guess for some people thinking is an option.
CORNEY 9 years ago

First of all,he was not outside the country but to answer your question,he can make a statement in any part of the world through GNA which is the official news agency in the country or he can do so through his Communication M ...
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First of all,he was not outside the country but to answer your question,he can make a statement in any part of the world through GNA which is the official news agency in the country or he can do so through his Communication Minister.
When I first read Wontumi's comment I told myself as for this one this guy is absolutely right,we are all very much concerned about these killings and losing a lawmaker that way was the right time the president could have used that opportunity to tell Ghanaians what his government is doing to at least reduce these killings and other crimes in the country,the president who has 24/7 security not talking about these security issues is not right,citizens want to know what his administration is doing to protect them.
We don't sympathise with our people through social media,it is wrong,wrong is wrong,there no justification for that.

Your question does not make sense.
yussif 9 years ago

They all got it wrong are we saying that there were no government delegation n NDC.what he did was just to tell how he felt as an individual.

They all got it wrong are we saying that there were no government delegation n NDC.what he did was just to tell how he felt as an individual.
ike 9 years ago

trokosi BOKO

trokosi BOKO
Kwabena Danso,Gbawe-Accra 9 years ago

Accurate and objective one.
Keep it up.

Accurate and objective one.
Keep it up.
MINOR CASE 9 years ago

This time Dr. Borkor has managed to be objective and sensible albeit with enormous effort and difficulty. By the way , I am awaiting his take on the issue of his brethren calling for creation of western Togoland .

This time Dr. Borkor has managed to be objective and sensible albeit with enormous effort and difficulty. By the way , I am awaiting his take on the issue of his brethren calling for creation of western Togoland .

kwasi 9 years ago

I couldn,t agree more.

I couldn,t agree more.
BOY KOFI 9 years ago

Do we need protocole or tradition?Somebody help me.Thank you.

Do we need protocole or tradition?Somebody help me.Thank you.
Abeeku Mensah 9 years ago

It is hilarious and comical for anyone, Dr. Bokor, to look up to and use tradition as anvil to chastise the president on this occasion. Since when did tradition help guide our inglorious politicians, media personalities an ...
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It is hilarious and comical for anyone, Dr. Bokor, to look up to and use tradition as anvil to chastise the president on this occasion. Since when did tradition help guide our inglorious politicians, media personalities and all the hood rats spanning the globe who write or talk trash about rivals and political opponents? Is it tradition that compels a siting member of Parliament, Kennedy Agyapong, to wallow in sewage to use foul language on the air and in print against a talk show host? Is it tradition that guide lower the moral standards of the NPP to redefine stealing and mismanagement only if one is caught? Is it tradition that has allowed the NDC to look Ghanaians in the eyes and piss on their legs and tell us it's raining?

Ghanaians of these modern times have used media to engage in the worst forms in us; readers have believed everything they read from God knows where and passed them on as the gospel truth why is using media in death any worse? If tradition finds it humane and moral that while alive we cannot help each other in need why do we spend our last cedi to put on a show for the dead?

Tradition never looked to the media for photo ops yet politician cherish the photo opportunity for every occasion so why will twitter not do? Did I read you say Ghanaians do no use twitter, Dr. Bokor, but we will spend our last cedi to purchase a cellular phone when there are no indoor toilet and water? Some tradition we have to guide us along.
GORGORDUTOR 9 years ago

Very apt. Good critique!! Thanks

Very apt. Good critique!! Thanks
Truth apostle 9 years ago

This Bokor man is a licensed, paid hack writer who is out of touch with reality. The NDC decided to reward him for his amnesiac works by employing his incompetent brother at the Bank of Ghana. As a result, he has vowed to alw ...
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This Bokor man is a licensed, paid hack writer who is out of touch with reality. The NDC decided to reward him for his amnesiac works by employing his incompetent brother at the Bank of Ghana. As a result, he has vowed to always champion the cause of the incompetent NDC government..
Gordon 9 years ago

There is absolutely nothing wrong with Mahama expressing his condolences by twitter as a first step to a proper conveyance of the same by traditional means. Mahama will be wrong if he only used twitter as the only means of ex ...
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There is absolutely nothing wrong with Mahama expressing his condolences by twitter as a first step to a proper conveyance of the same by traditional means. Mahama will be wrong if he only used twitter as the only means of expressing his condolences.

We are living in a different world that requires adjustment to our traditional ways. Resorting to twitter as a first step in the information chain is not wrong. The twitter message goes to ALL the followers of Mahama's account who are to be informed that the President has expressed his condolences. It is not necessarily directed only to the bereaved family.

After the twitter message, the president should send an appropriate and proper traditional message that will also be a news item. That message will be carried on the radio, tv, newspapers none of which is a Ghanaian traditional means of expressing condolences. In this sense, a twitter message is the same as these other media, only that it is more modern.

This is much ado about nothing!!!
SAY IT AS IT IS 9 years ago

Should we live in that stone age of Wontumi and folks to date?
It is pure foolishness to follow this fool , who thinks he knows all as they think all the time.
It is only the fool who dies .
We will all die so what is t ...
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Should we live in that stone age of Wontumi and folks to date?
It is pure foolishness to follow this fool , who thinks he knows all as they think all the time.
It is only the fool who dies .
We will all die so what is the death of one person more important than the other .
ALBERT YAO BARFO 9 years ago

The NPP leadership is a weak opposition that creating upper-hand for rulling party of killing it people any how.NPP however didn't act broadly.

The NPP leadership is a weak opposition that creating upper-hand for rulling party of killing it people any how.NPP however didn't act broadly.

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