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Mahama must go, but who takes his place?

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  • Dziko Kwame 8 years ago

    Yehowa Mawu axor John IV tefe.

    How many Ghanaians will read this, Mr Amenyo?

    In your own hometown, assuming you will go there to campaign on this SUBJECT, how many will sit down to listen.

    You will be climbing a very ...
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  • Francis kwarteng 8 years ago

    Dear Kofi Amenyo,

    This is really good.

    I think you have made a very powerful case.

    This duopolism thing is sheer nonsense. I wish Ghanaians can give a third political force a chance to demonstrate what they have to ...
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  • Douglas. Bristol-UKº` 8 years ago

    Ewes had their time. Jj murdered many inocent people as an ewe will do

  • Omanba Pa, Islington-London! 8 years ago

    Look at America, Australia, Canada, Great Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and many more countries.

    Now, any country that is practising Democracy will only have TWO strong political parties to rule ...
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  • Nana Nketiah 8 years ago

    Sorry, Amenyo started well, but he flopped miserably. You say "This is really good...", but to me, it is really a mess.

    In my opinion, the so called intellectuals, including Amenyo, contribute to our woes by subduing fact ...
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  • Douglas. Bristol-UK°` 8 years ago

    Tweaa the cut and paste scholar like all Ewe wannabe schoalrs started well here but gave up their bottoms!

  • Nii Teiko 8 years ago

    Ghanaians really have short memories. Else Kwarteng would not be here advocating for a third force party to take over from the NPP/NDC duopoly. Read:" This duopolism thing is sheer nonsense". Nonsense indeed!

    In fact, this ...
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  • GORGORDUTOR 8 years ago

    Invariably attempts to inject extraneous non-germane matter into a discussion stem from intellectual dishonesty. The point of discussion is whether the political duopoly in Ghana can/should be broken?? There is no difference ...
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  • LONTO-BOY 8 years ago

    Efo Amenyo, generally in developed democracies, Oppositions tend to win elections after the government has seriously messed things up, and when the electorate is prepared to consider alternatives. Back to planet Ghana, NDC an ...
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  • aikins 8 years ago

    Bawumia alone is wiser than all useless ndc put together, their constitution was sign with human blood so they are all brainless people. No God fearing person will join them for themto ccreate a formidable team to govern a na ...
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  • BOY KOFI 8 years ago

    In politics,you win general elections with an effective campaign strategy but not just making noise.There are many factors that go into elections and the electorates make decisions based on their understanding.The NDC knows w ...
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  • Nii Teiko 8 years ago

    It very disingenuous for some people to doubt the competence of the NPP to take this country to the promised land. For me, So far as Dr. Alhaji Bawumia is concerned, the npp has demonstrated to the people a proven capacity to ...
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  • BOY KOFI 8 years ago

    Nana Addo cannot be Kuffour and Kuffour is not Nana Addo like Rawlings is not Atta Mills.In 2008 when NDC won the general elections with Prof.Atta Mills,did he behave like Rawlings or did he govern like Rawlings?NPP is naive ...
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  • nana bado 8 years ago

    No sense

  • Salifu misbao 8 years ago

    Ghamaians should choose a visionary and a strong leader to rull the country rather than the naives and the thieves

  • BOY KOFI 8 years ago

    Can somebody please tell me NPP's campaign message?Thank you.

  • Nana Nketiah 8 years ago

    The NPP Campaign Message is short and simple:

    "OPEN YOUR EYES, is this the Ghana you yearn for?"

    "Is it 'all well and good' just because NDC say they are going for foreign loans to buy sanitary pads for some school girl ...
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  • WAR AGAINST NPP BULLYING 8 years ago

    YOU CALL THAT A CAMPAIGN MESSAGE-YOU SHOULD COMMUNICATE OR AT LEAST READ MORE ABOUT THE NPP. USELESS BUFFOON. ARISE AND BUILD -IS A CAMPAIGN MESSAGE. THAT WAS NANA'S...OF COURSE IT FLOPPED BCOS NDC IS WAY PAST THAT..BUT WHEN ...
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  • Yao Mawuli 8 years ago

    Very insightful .I pray many more people will read this piece to inform their voting in 2016.God bless Ghana

  • Douglas. Bristol-UK°` 8 years ago

    With so many problems caused by Mahama's govt, all you could hypocritically do is to use hypotheses. What about tons of empricism! WSe Ewes are hypocrites and tribalist!

  • Alligator 8 years ago

    If the writer's name were Kofi Appiah, would you make this argument? Who is the tribalism here?

  • Francis kwarteng 8 years ago

    What has this beautiful got to do with ethnicity?

    Kofi Amenyo's insightful article is talking about Ghana and you are reading ethnicity and ethnocentrism into it? No wonder Ghana and Africa are behind the rest of the world ...
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  • ATTA OWUSU 8 years ago

    Don't be in a quandary. The right person to replace Mahama is the popularly acclaimed Nana Akuffo Addo. Nanana naa sure!!

  • Mighty man 8 years ago

    WHO TOLD YOU MAHAMA WANTS TO GO? after BUYING LAND CRUISERS FOR CHIEFS AND MAKING SURE MORE TOGOLESE VOTE IN 2016, WHILE RESISTING A NEW VOTER REGISTER, HE IS BENT ON HANGING ON TO POWER. HE WILL FIERCELY BE RESISTED.

  • AGYA STEPHEN 8 years ago

    Mahama is the only person whose behavior, attitude and sexual escapades have brought an indelible curse on Ghana. That is why there is fire outbreaks, fatal accidents, bush fire, rampant armed robbery, murder and manslaughter ...
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  • jake 8 years ago

    Nice piece, I am NDC and I think the writer is right.but for me, if the NDC should go, the only reason I think they should go is not because of incompetence.but rather insensivity.see, all politicians are the same. Look at th ...
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