You Can’t Even Control Our National Security Agencies, Mr. Mahama

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• LONTO-BOY 9 years ago

  There is no doubt that President Mahama's decision to help the US resettle the 'Gitmo 2' in Ghana is security threatening and worrying but I don't think the presence of the 'Gitmo 2' has eventually placed Ghana on the radar o ...
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  There is no doubt that President Mahama's decision to help the US resettle the 'Gitmo 2' in Ghana is security threatening and worrying but I don't think the presence of the 'Gitmo 2' has eventually placed Ghana on the radar of Islamic extremists/terrorist groups and that by itself trigger attacks on Ghana.
  
  Actually, there's barely a country in the world not at risk of terrorism be it homegrown terror threat or Islamic Jihadists or Christian extremists. Even the US and UK with their sophisticated surveillance and formidable intelligence networks suffered terrorists attacks on their home soils.
  
  Of course, Ghana is not immune to terrorist attacks and the recent attacks in Burkina Faso and the Ivory Coast should be wake up calls against the terror threat from Islamic extremists. And the return of Ghanaian jihadists returning from Syria must be our grave concern.
  
  The porous nature of Ghana's borders make the country so vulnerable to any possible attack. Islamic jihadists could easily slip through Ghana's borders unnoticed.

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• Kwesi 9 years ago

  My question is why will these people attack a country like Ghana? What will they gain from that?

  My question is why will these people attack a country like Ghana? What will they gain from that?

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• LONTO-BOY 9 years ago

  According to Islamic extremists and many Muslims, they have a commitment to global jihad so as to establish a Caliphate. In other words, the Islamic extremists have an obligation according to their Quran/Koran to go to any co ...
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  According to Islamic extremists and many Muslims, they have a commitment to global jihad so as to establish a Caliphate. In other words, the Islamic extremists have an obligation according to their Quran/Koran to go to any country to wage jihad.

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• Constable Joy 9 years ago

  AHOOFE,PREZ MAHAMA UNLIKE THIEF K4 IS NOT INTERESTED TO SELL STATE ENTERPRISE TO PAY SALARIES OF WORKERS.

  AHOOFE,PREZ MAHAMA UNLIKE THIEF K4 IS NOT INTERESTED TO SELL STATE ENTERPRISE TO PAY SALARIES OF WORKERS.

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• Mr Bond 9 years ago

  But steals Ghana's money meant to pay workers and accumulated to $10 billion dollars,since you have dead brain and suffering myopia I will remind that president John Dramani Mahama sold merchant bank to Fortis which is own by ...
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  But steals Ghana's money meant to pay workers and accumulated to $10 billion dollars,since you have dead brain and suffering myopia I will remind that president John Dramani Mahama sold merchant bank to Fortis which is own by his brother to pocket 90% of their pension.

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• Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe, Jr., Ph.D. 9 years ago

  Mahama and Rawlings have already sold GIHOC. So what are you talking about, Constable?

  Mahama and Rawlings have already sold GIHOC. So what are you talking about, Constable?

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• NOBODY 9 years ago

  Serial Loser Akufo-Addo can't even manage his own NPP let alone run Ghana. That's why the people of Ghana will once again hand Serial Loser Akufo-Addo his loser's card come November. Ever since Serial Loser Akufo-Addo became ...
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  Serial Loser Akufo-Addo can't even manage his own NPP let alone run Ghana. That's why the people of Ghana will once again hand Serial Loser Akufo-Addo his loser's card come November. Ever since Serial Loser Akufo-Addo became NPP flagbearer, all he's managed to bring into the party is internal chaos, distrust, and violence by NPP members against each other.
  
  President Mahama on the other hand has managed the affairs of the nation well, and for that, the people of Ghana voted overwhelmly for him and his party in the last election, and will do the same come November. The National Security Agencies in Ghana are operating well, unlike Okoampa-Ahoofe's NPP that is now a political party engulfed in chaos and plagued with confusion and a lack of direction.

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• Dessie 9 years ago

  it look as if you don't know how instituitional works.Mr PhD

  it look as if you don't know how instituitional works.Mr PhD

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