Pastor Otabil and Revolution: A case of Peak Milk versus Peacock Milk?

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• Komla 9 years ago

  We must put Pastor Otabil's comments into proper perspective.I believe he meant well.Ghana has huge debts,a ballooning deficit and a currency that is depreciating.Do we even have to wait for a Pastor to tell us that something ...
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  We must put Pastor Otabil's comments into proper perspective.I believe he meant well.Ghana has huge debts,a ballooning deficit and a currency that is depreciating.Do we even have to wait for a Pastor to tell us that something is wrong?Mahama has done well with infrastructural development.But remember the same Mahama said in 2008 that every govt builds infrastructure.

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• Kob 9 years ago

  Joe,
  You hit the nail right on the head. The Pastor newly fully well the import of "revolution " yet he chose to use it. His about turn there and then about what he did not intend the use of the word to be, really did not ...
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  Joe,
  You hit the nail right on the head. The Pastor newly fully well the import of "revolution " yet he chose to use it. His about turn there and then about what he did not intend the use of the word to be, really did not help matters. The double standards and hypocrisy is nauseating to say the leas. The pastor should choose between dabbling in Ghana's dirty politics or remaining the successful businessman that he is.

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• Odasani 9 years ago

  I can see you "conveniently" left out Dr. Otabil's comments that he is not using the word "revolution" in a political sense. What's really your motive, Mr.? Can't you be fair to the facts? Is that such a big challenge for you ...
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  I can see you "conveniently" left out Dr. Otabil's comments that he is not using the word "revolution" in a political sense. What's really your motive, Mr.? Can't you be fair to the facts? Is that such a big challenge for you?

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• Odasani 9 years ago

  Dr. Otabil is spot on. Our current state as a country is as a result of the excessive control by the state and it's associated inefficiencies. The Political parties are threatened by the comments of Dr. Otabil because if that ...
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  Dr. Otabil is spot on. Our current state as a country is as a result of the excessive control by the state and it's associated inefficiencies. The Political parties are threatened by the comments of Dr. Otabil because if that becomes the status quo, the political parties grasp on the resources of the state, their relevance and very existence will be threatened. In my view, the state's role should be more of an enabling role and restricted to providing social protection.

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• saddam 9 years ago

  well I don't know why Otabil the Charlatan was running away from using the Word Revolution, revolution in that contest was change of mind back by force. Why why was he turning round? that shows the type of quackery that he is ...
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  well I don't know why Otabil the Charlatan was running away from using the Word Revolution, revolution in that contest was change of mind back by force. Why why was he turning round? that shows the type of quackery that he is after all he is a Ghanaian & has right to belong or not to belong to a political side,he has right right to make the statement that he made ifvhe thinks the present leadership of the nation is not doing well for the people. So why was trying to make a turn around statement? Charlatans all of them.With their Stupid titles of been Men of God'.

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