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Bawumia's call for Muslim representation at the flagstaff House is right

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  • LONTO-BOY 7 years ago

    Firstly, Ghana's Constitution makes no provision for whatsoever religious representation at the seat of Government/Flagstaff House.

    And, religious identity politics shouldn't be a basis for political party leadership, comp ...
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  • Ken Ntiamoa 7 years ago

    "Do Muslims feel rejected, disengaged and marginalised in Ghana?"
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    Maybe, they do. What a good Government would do would be to commission a research into such matters and advise itself acco ...
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  • Captain 7 years ago

    Fatawu, we just don't want things to be colored by religion - whether Christian, Muslim, traditional or whatever.

    It is one thing when parties strategize by using religion and ethnicity in the choice of candidates. It's a ...
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  • nana addo 7 years ago

    Why did he not call for traditional african religion to have a president in the flag staff jouse

  • Seidu 7 years ago

    What is wrong with we norherners. You really think Bawumia was right. Noise of political expediency.

  • Kobi Duamor 7 years ago

    Let's call a spade a spade. Bawumia goofed big time. All in his desperate attempt to become vice president. If the NPP believe in that, Aliu Mahama should have succeeded former Pres. Kufour. Don't waste our time.

  • Klinker 7 years ago

    Unfortunately Bawumia has rather injured his presidential ambitions. Because he said he would choose a Christian as his vice when he becomes president, NPP has quickly called him as if it's because of the statement he made. N ...
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  • Yaw Adu-Asare 7 years ago

    A minority religion will not be allowed to rule the day. What does the constitution say?

  • Anthony, Cape Coast 7 years ago

    pls kindly check last week Friday was 29th April 2016 not 28th as stated

  • Obuamah 7 years ago

    I don't think the writer loves Islam, or else how will he say that the NDC has neglected moslems? What did the NPP, which had a moslem vice president, do for moslems over the 8 year period they were in power? If he does not k ...
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  • Kwame 7 years ago

    Why are Etrokoshis, Tingaris, Afa, Ayewhe, Antoah and followers of traditional religions are not in government. Thus Mahamudu Bawumia is telling us that it is the followers of the Abram religions, I mean foreign religions th ...
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  • Joe 7 years ago

    I guess you remember what the late Aliu Mahama got when he contested as president in the npp primary at Legon.

    Go and find out how members of npp see Moslem s and people of northern decent and you would feel ashame of that ...
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  • Sir 7 years ago

    Fatawu Fuseini, how long have you been here in Ghana? under which government did the Moslems get holidays for their festivals in Ghana? do you the behaviour of Bawumia and his Npp at that time towards that act? Were there mos ...
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  • Sir 7 years ago

    Thank you. Tell him again. I don't think he and his Bawumia are novice in the affairs of Ghana or maybe they are politically sick.

  • jahanfor 7 years ago

    Very good one there keep it up

  • jahanfor 7 years ago

    U people should stop attacking Fatawu and Bawumia for saying the truth do u think we Muslims are shallow minded people to be happy about holidays of ur confuse president.


    If u don't know what to say read it and ago away ...
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  • Dessie 7 years ago

    First of all relating region and government is wrong: there must be a separation b/w religion and gov't

  • Esi 7 years ago

    the question is...
    Is Ghana made up of only Christians & Muslims ? What nonsense is this & where from this silly religious issue?
    Is it by force to be a Vice President of Ghana?

  • NOBODY 7 years ago

    Ghana is not made up of just Muslims and Christians. Bawumia has misplaced priorities, and is simply trying desperately to court Muslim votes for his clueless agenda-less NPP.