Kweku Baako: The CPP 'Trojan horse'

Read Comments Comments (9)

• Dannybee 9 years ago

  Kwaku Baako must respond. He has to prove his credibility.

  Kwaku Baako must respond. He has to prove his credibility.

  reply
• Chuks, Tudu 9 years ago

  The man lost his balls when Rawlings kept him at Usher Fort prisons, remember? How could he then come out to defend what is an open secret in Ghana? The man is just an opportunistic "disease" which manifests through another d ...
  read full comment

  The man lost his balls when Rawlings kept him at Usher Fort prisons, remember? How could he then come out to defend what is an open secret in Ghana? The man is just an opportunistic "disease" which manifests through another disease.

  reply
• Steve 9 years ago

  Nonsense!!!

  Nonsense!!!

  reply
• Speedy Gonzalez 9 years ago

  Kweku Baako holds himself as the best tool in the shed,he has all the answers to Ghana's problems,you name them.How on earth can one man know it all,only Kweku Ananse Baako.He love for all things NPP is legendry.Nkrumahist?i ...
  read full comment

  Kweku Baako holds himself as the best tool in the shed,he has all the answers to Ghana's problems,you name them.How on earth can one man know it all,only Kweku Ananse Baako.He love for all things NPP is legendry.Nkrumahist?i don't think so.

  reply
• XMAN 9 years ago

  QUESTION!

  QUESTION!

  reply
• still rastafari 9 years ago

  are you working for AFOKO??????

  are you working for AFOKO??????

  reply
• Kofi |Mensah - Nkawkaw 9 years ago

  Everyone knows kweku Baako,he has disgraced the journalism profession.God will punish him for that. A so-called senior journalist indeed.

  Everyone knows kweku Baako,he has disgraced the journalism profession.God will punish him for that. A so-called senior journalist indeed.

  reply
• The Okro one 9 years ago

  His position in politics is consistent, not the weather cock type that is easily swayed by the wind of popular opinion. And when he makes his point on radio or television, it comes as a big surprise that his formal education ...
  read full comment

  His position in politics is consistent, not the weather cock type that is easily swayed by the wind of popular opinion. And when he makes his point on radio or television, it comes as a big surprise that his formal education does not amount to much. Fact, logic and good language constitute the hallmark of Baako’s delivery.
  
  By his own account, Mr. Baako’s educational voyage suffered interruption, largely through his own problem of adjusting to the demands of school discipline. For example, St. Thomas Secondary School (now Senior High School) in Accra will probably have a record of his having attended school there, but not of completing Form Five.
  
  What Mr. Baako has done is obviously to educate himself in the University of Life, if I may be permitted to borrow that expression from the speech of Sir Sam Jonah, Chancellor of the University of Cape Coast.
  
  I have listened to Mr. Baako several times on radio and television. In my own small way, I have been consistently amazed at the depth of the man’s knowledge, and the power of his arguments. Even in such fields as economics and law, where he is honest enough to admit to a knowledge deficiency, he can still hold his own.
  
  It is no wonder that the other day, when he professed ignorance of the law, a colleague panelist remarked good-humouredly and with great truth, “You are more than a lawyer.”
  
  You may disagree with Abdul Malik Kweku Baako, if it is a matter of opinion. But you cannot argue with him when he marshals cold, hard facts and incontrovertible evidence to back his statements.
  
  His record-keeping ability must certainly be the envy and the source of admiration for friend and foe. He is now “Mr. Records Man” or the “Walking Archive” or “Mr. Encyclopaedia”.

  reply
• Adwoa Obeng 9 years ago

  why would l belief in this New Free Press and the people behind it when it could not stand to defend allegations against Otumfuo. This was just after the supreme court judgement (2012 election petition). Sir, your article lac ...
  read full comment

  why would l belief in this New Free Press and the people behind it when it could not stand to defend allegations against Otumfuo. This was just after the supreme court judgement (2012 election petition). Sir, your article lacks substance. "He who comes into equity must come with a clean hands"

  reply