Kweku, Koku, chiefs and partisanship

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• George Bronx 9 years ago

  No one believe you nowadays so please let's have our peace of mind ok.

  No one believe you nowadays so please let's have our peace of mind ok.

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• Charles Agbenu 9 years ago

  Eric Opoku has said ALL MUSLIMS WHO SUPOORT NPP ARE FAKE. Find space to comment on that. He said that before Baako
  comments. You do selection to suit your purposes.

  Eric Opoku has said ALL MUSLIMS WHO SUPOORT NPP ARE FAKE. Find space to comment on that. He said that before Baako
  comments. You do selection to suit your purposes.

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• Okonko Palm 9 years ago

  You seem to have departed from your objective analysis today.As much as I agree with you that the constitution bars a chief from politics and by logical extension endorsing a political leader,it is wrong to limit it to Mahama ...
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  You seem to have departed from your objective analysis today.As much as I agree with you that the constitution bars a chief from politics and by logical extension endorsing a political leader,it is wrong to limit it to Mahama as Kweku Baako did and as you as well implies.
  
  For Kweku Baaku to be credible his stand must be consistent but he seems to be blind to the many endorsement going for Akufo by some traditional leaders.Baaku's hypocrisy is his unalloyed support for anything coming from the npp camp whilst he tries to cast aspersions on anything good from the Mahama administration.
  
  He has become a pocket journalist singing the tune of pay masters contrary to the ethics of his profession even though he has not studied journalism to know what its ethics are.All the same he carries himself as such and must therefore know the rules governing the profession.

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• Kwame 9 years ago

  The British detained and exiled Prempeh for many many years, yet we see that as a blessing and not a crime against us. It is a crime when we detain a linguist. Arthur Kennedy remember that we are all born equal.

  The British detained and exiled Prempeh for many many years, yet we see that as a blessing and not a crime against us. It is a crime when we detain a linguist. Arthur Kennedy remember that we are all born equal.

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• Yaw Yeboah 9 years ago

  Kwame, you have me lost with your comments. Who sees the detention & exile of Asantehene Prempeh, as a blessing? He was detained & then exiled with other a large number of Asante Chiefs, Queen Mothers & Royal Family Members ...
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  Kwame, you have me lost with your comments. Who sees the detention & exile of Asantehene Prempeh, as a blessing? He was detained & then exiled with other a large number of Asante Chiefs, Queen Mothers & Royal Family Members (including his Parents and younger Brother). Both of his Parents, Younger Brother, Nana Yaa Asantewaa and countless other Queen Mothers & Chiefs died in exile. Anyone who sees his detention & exile as a blessing is a very bad minded & wicked person.

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• kaketonti 9 years ago

  ........OVER THE BAR..THE CHIEF DID NOT ENDORSED PRESIDENT MAHAMA.SIMPLY,HE PRAISED AND LOBBIED FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS IN HIS(CHIEF) JURISDICTION.

  ........OVER THE BAR..THE CHIEF DID NOT ENDORSED PRESIDENT MAHAMA.SIMPLY,HE PRAISED AND LOBBIED FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS IN HIS(CHIEF) JURISDICTION.

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