He called Ghana his Paradise

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• Kwaku Boateng Jnr. 9 years ago

  RIP.
  The Accra Kumasi- Tamale-Bawku road would be done when we have a serious person like Kagame as president.
  The jokers would not construct it. The jokers would not build the railway line.

  RIP.
  The Accra Kumasi- Tamale-Bawku road would be done when we have a serious person like Kagame as president.
  The jokers would not construct it. The jokers would not build the railway line.

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• Okponglo Guy 9 years ago

  Auntie Lizzie,
  The sheer incompetence of the NDC and the attendant propaganda is what has kept the Paa Tiis from their paradise.
  
  Jerry created a monster for us. I am not against the NDC as a party. Healthy debate and ch ...
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  Auntie Lizzie,
  The sheer incompetence of the NDC and the attendant propaganda is what has kept the Paa Tiis from their paradise.
  
  Jerry created a monster for us. I am not against the NDC as a party. Healthy debate and choices are good. I just can't stand the incompetence they represent.
  
  We must return to parliamentary democracy - people choose their local leaders. We must abolish the Presidency.
  It is the source of all the partisan bickering and corruption.

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• Kweku Donsuro 9 years ago

  May his soul rest in peace. Ghana has contributed a lot to international personnel such as the late Paatii. MHSRIP.

  May his soul rest in peace. Ghana has contributed a lot to international personnel such as the late Paatii. MHSRIP.

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• Kofi Ameko 9 years ago

  May he rest peacefully in the arms of our ancestors.

  May he rest peacefully in the arms of our ancestors.

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• Kwabena Yeboah 9 years ago

  Certainly Paa Tii from this account was no doubt a man of influence in the World Bank and African Development Bank. The writer whetted my appetite with Paa Tii's decision to take Paul Wolfowitz to Kumasi by road in order to c ...
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  Certainly Paa Tii from this account was no doubt a man of influence in the World Bank and African Development Bank. The writer whetted my appetite with Paa Tii's decision to take Paul Wolfowitz to Kumasi by road in order to coax his boss to fund the construction of the critical Accra-Kumasi road. What happened thereafter? Was he successful? I read the article with baited breath to see the outcome of Paa Tii's laudable efforts, and how it would have cemented his legacy.
  
  I wish Ghanaians of all stripes would have the same affinity as Paa Tii had for the country - the insatiable love for our one and only Ghana. Rest In Peace my friend!!!

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• Kofi 9 years ago

  The most important roads to be tarred in Ghana are those in the the most productive and the "bread basket" of Ghana...that is the Western Region.
  The roads are unmotorable yet that is where the bulk of our Cocoa,Coffee,Timbe ...
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  The most important roads to be tarred in Ghana are those in the the most productive and the "bread basket" of Ghana...that is the Western Region.
  The roads are unmotorable yet that is where the bulk of our Cocoa,Coffee,Timber,Bauxite,Gold,Foodstuff and above all Oil comes from. Stop moaning!

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