Ghana: A nation in dilemma

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• Baako 10 years ago

  great advice, u have made my day

  great advice, u have made my day

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• Bbb 10 years ago

  Mahama is a bad leader to lead Ghanaians to transforming

  Mahama is a bad leader to lead Ghanaians to transforming

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• KKO 10 years ago

  What is your point? Mahama is the head of corporate Ghana, the buck stops at his desk. He promised to end corruption. Instead, corruption has become a thriving industry under his watch. Embraer aircraft purchase, STX, AMERI a ...
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  What is your point? Mahama is the head of corporate Ghana, the buck stops at his desk. He promised to end corruption. Instead, corruption has become a thriving industry under his watch. Embraer aircraft purchase, STX, AMERI and KARPOWER, SADA, GYEEDA, Isofoton and many others were all committed under him.
  
  What is the point about his current nonesense of “accounting to the people,” wasting so much scarce resources recounting non-existent projects?
  
  Ghanaians have every right to call him corrupt and incompetent. When that Ativor lady corruptly inflated that bus rebranding theft, she did it with the knowledge and approval of the president. If not, he should have fired her. No, he allowed her to resign so she could go round preaching tribal nnonesense.
  
  There is enough power generated in Ghana to supply all the major cities and towns and industries with uninterrupted power. The fact that the country cannot even supply its national capital with power is down to the incompetence and cluelessness of the president and his appointees.
  
  Why accuse church leaders when they have nothing to do with appointments and the spending of state resources? In 2008, school blocks were constructed at 80,000 cedis apiece. By 2009, they were going for 280,000. It is probably much higher today. Church leaders like teachers, teach their congregations about the word of God and how to apply it in their everyday lives. If a teacher teaches a child multiplication and the child uses subtraction in an exam question that requires multiplication, do you blame the teacher for that failure? Isn’t Mahama supposed to be a born again Christian? How has that shown in his presidency so far?
  
  We have a sick country that needs major surgery to heal her from her sickness. Her physician Mahama, is not performing and we have to come to terms with that and find a more competent physician foe her!

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• Charles Agbenu 10 years ago

  What is the point? Blame the electorate. We voted for garbage and we got garbage.
  America will at least never vote for garbage a second time...... Let's take a cue. We are in A DEMOCRACY. LETS EXERCISE THE RIGHT TO ...
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  What is the point? Blame the electorate. We voted for garbage and we got garbage.
  America will at least never vote for garbage a second time...... Let's take a cue. We are in A DEMOCRACY. LETS EXERCISE THE RIGHT TO VOTE AGAINST GARBAGE . WE know that we're on garbage, we must stop the lamentations and vote against garbage the next time........ . Our miseries, our sufferings, we must blame ourselves.

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• V. Populi 10 years ago

  This is indeed a beautiful piece. Genuine and thought-provoking. Our problem is that most of us do not put our dear country, Ghana, first but our political parties and our ethnic groups. So, instead of all of us working to su ...
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  This is indeed a beautiful piece. Genuine and thought-provoking. Our problem is that most of us do not put our dear country, Ghana, first but our political parties and our ethnic groups. So, instead of all of us working to support the government, many of us actually work to bring down the government because we don't support the party in power.

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• PaA EmmA 10 years ago

  Is it that "Lazy people don't hv any food to eat"how can we survive ooo Gud!!!

  Is it that "Lazy people don't hv any food to eat"how can we survive ooo Gud!!!

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