Summary of letter from K.A. Gbedemah to President Kwame Nkrumah

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• WAR AGAINST NPP BULLYING 9 years ago

  MALE OR FEMALE, YOU ARE A USELESS DESPERATE NPP ZOMBIE!!! FULL OF INSULTS-ONE DAY YOUR OWN INSULTS WILL TURNED INTO CURSE ON YOU AND YOUR WHOLE ENTIRE STINKING FAMILY!!! HOPE YOU GET THE MESSAGE AND CHOKE ON IT!!!

  MALE OR FEMALE, YOU ARE A USELESS DESPERATE NPP ZOMBIE!!! FULL OF INSULTS-ONE DAY YOUR OWN INSULTS WILL TURNED INTO CURSE ON YOU AND YOUR WHOLE ENTIRE STINKING FAMILY!!! HOPE YOU GET THE MESSAGE AND CHOKE ON IT!!!

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• Kojo T 9 years ago

  Who cares NPP come up with something RELEVAANT

  Who cares NPP come up with something RELEVAANT

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• nana 9 years ago

  ...and that was what Gbedemah thought was too ambitious. Even the Tema moto way was said to too ambitious, the Akosombo dam was also said to be a prestigious project.

  ...and that was what Gbedemah thought was too ambitious. Even the Tema moto way was said to too ambitious, the Akosombo dam was also said to be a prestigious project.

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• Meshack 9 years ago

  May all those latter-day Pharisees who would like to portray Kwame Nkrumah as an Archangel who manifested in the flesh in Ghana or even as a clone of the Creator...read this letter and be educated.

  May all those latter-day Pharisees who would like to portray Kwame Nkrumah as an Archangel who manifested in the flesh in Ghana or even as a clone of the Creator...read this letter and be educated.

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• Kwame 9 years ago

  Komla Agbeli Gbedeman remained a comrade of Kwame Nkrumah till death. Independence to J.B.Danquah and Kofi Abrefa Busia was a prestigious venture. Busia went to Britain to tell the British that they should not remove the chai ...
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  Komla Agbeli Gbedeman remained a comrade of Kwame Nkrumah till death. Independence to J.B.Danquah and Kofi Abrefa Busia was a prestigious venture. Busia went to Britain to tell the British that they should not remove the chain of subjugation from our feet and hands. Busia said that the State House which now houses parliament was a white elephant.

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• Nana Asare 9 years ago

  Its clear Gbedemah, was aggrieved. His ways were discovered and thus was peeved to have been sacked. Its like the Judas and Jesus case. CIA report later confirmed Gbedema's lead in the over throw of Kwame Nkrumah. All nation ...
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  Its clear Gbedemah, was aggrieved. His ways were discovered and thus was peeved to have been sacked. Its like the Judas and Jesus case. CIA report later confirmed Gbedema's lead in the over throw of Kwame Nkrumah. All national leaders must work with various leadership styles, and Kwame Nkrumah is no exception

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• Kwaku Boateng JNr. 9 years ago

  For those interested in who Gbedemah was, see Prof Ivan Addae Mensah's excellent book on Hilla Limann, 2015, EPP books.
  Gbedemah supported Victor Owusu against Limann of the PNP and subsequently helped in the disunity of th ...
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  For those interested in who Gbedemah was, see Prof Ivan Addae Mensah's excellent book on Hilla Limann, 2015, EPP books.
  Gbedemah supported Victor Owusu against Limann of the PNP and subsequently helped in the disunity of the Nkrumaists faction in 1992.

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• be wise 9 years ago

  Did you ghanaians know that there was a project by Nkrumah to make sure mosquitos will be weaned of plasmodium so that ghanaians will barely have malaria- and they called that megalomaniac...
  
  I am convinced that even if yo ...
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  Did you ghanaians know that there was a project by Nkrumah to make sure mosquitos will be weaned of plasmodium so that ghanaians will barely have malaria- and they called that megalomaniac...
  
  I am convinced that even if you allow the black african to educate himself to be a professor emeritus he will still be a dummy and all his knowledge will always fall short (if he was not born a genius like Nkrumah)...
  
  did you also know that, Nkrumah implemented bricks (for building houses)company that would ensure no infrastructural deficit in the country...and the people called him megalomaniac...Ghanaians and our stupidity... Now the housing deficit of the country is unprecedented thanks to our foolishness...
  
  There are a lot of projects that i could cite but it's of no point...
  
  If the writer of this piece is smart and wise he would have realised that if Gbedemah was right, immediately after the overthrow of the so called megalomaniac Nkrumah, all the 'little by little' form of development he gbede wanted would have transformed the country and by now we wouldn't have the gigantic problems we face today.
  
  Nkrumah was smart, gbedemah was business minded which is not bad (but amazingly he was consumed by capitalist ideas which in it sense is good but not to illiterate and un-westernised Ghana).. So it was good that we start with socialist policy to ensure a fundamental consensus nation building (which will make every citizen feel proud- now how many ghanaian really feel for their country, that could happen through socialism considering the african mentality). Now look at china, they are not fools of course they know capitalism is better but given their prevailing condition and the Asian way of thinking they knew it would destroy their nation without a gradual shift from communism to capitalist democracy..
  
  We should not just look at political systems (espe with a lens that only sees the physical flavors of the people enjoying it.... we should consider the root and attitude of the people first...And that is what Nkrumah understood, you can see all that in his policies even the joining of the Non alliance movement...

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• still rastafari 9 years ago

  nkrumah is overrated & attention seeker

  nkrumah is overrated & attention seeker

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• Abeeku Mensah 9 years ago

  Here is the question with folks who take lessons from partisan hacks and or Nkrumah detractors: why not list accomplishments and achievements since the demise of Nkrumah and his CPP? We've come a long way haven't we?

  Here is the question with folks who take lessons from partisan hacks and or Nkrumah detractors: why not list accomplishments and achievements since the demise of Nkrumah and his CPP? We've come a long way haven't we?

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• Kenedy 9 years ago

  What this Danquah Busia tradition is doing by this supposed letter from Gbedema is to envelop Gbedema in their myopic vision where every progress which needs financing was declared prestigious project.
  
  If Nkrumah had liste ...
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  What this Danquah Busia tradition is doing by this supposed letter from Gbedema is to envelop Gbedema in their myopic vision where every progress which needs financing was declared prestigious project.
  
  If Nkrumah had listened to what you claim is Gbedema's stand,then Ghana would have been even many more years behind in progress.I think this letter is unhelpful to your cause, if anything at all, it exposes you as an anti development and anti progress party.

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• G. K. Berko 9 years ago

  Now, you call your presentation a summary of Gbedemah's letter. It is more like it. Next time, don't attempt to fool us, again. Some of us may be gullible to buy into everything you offer the Public. But some are not easy to ...
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  Now, you call your presentation a summary of Gbedemah's letter. It is more like it. Next time, don't attempt to fool us, again. Some of us may be gullible to buy into everything you offer the Public. But some are not easy to be taken advantage of.
  
  Your intellectuals in charge of your Researches must always remember that Ghana has come a long way to have folks who boldly question the status quo, and do not simply take every single word of those with big Academic titles with automatic "Yes Sir, Suh!"
  
  If you don't have the originals of documents you are referring to, do not feign the ultimate source of its contents. That is most annoying, and betrays your Institution as only serving a convenient narrow and slanted view.
  
  The Public will fight, back and try to expose any facetious, or even deceptive, publications from your Institute, and any others out there, that attempt to modify our History to the exclusive taste of your patrons.
  
  Now that you concede your Article is a summary, would you not concede also that it could be subjective to suit your political whims?
  
  Long Live Ghana!!!

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