Highlife legend Samuel Owusu’s social philosophy of music (4)

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• ADJOA WANGARA 10 years ago

  Silly and useless ribbish, wasting space which could be used for something educative.
  
  It's the same "cut and paste" nonsense from the imposter and attention seeker francis kwarteng.

  Silly and useless ribbish, wasting space which could be used for something educative.
  
  It's the same "cut and paste" nonsense from the imposter and attention seeker francis kwarteng.

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• MINOR CASE 10 years ago

  I disagree with you . When he writes articles on issues that are not partisan, he is excellent . Such articles are very educative and insightful like this one which has brought out nostalgic memories of the best of older time ...
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  I disagree with you . When he writes articles on issues that are not partisan, he is excellent . Such articles are very educative and insightful like this one which has brought out nostalgic memories of the best of older times. I wish he would write more of neutral articles.
  When he writes on partisan topics he throws to the wind his objectivity and scholarly credentials and makes a fool of himself. I guess we all have our short comings but his are unpardonable and make some of us question his sanity.

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• Francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Are you sure MINOR CASE?
  
  I hope you make time to read the rest (4 more).
  
  Well have a great week.

  Are you sure MINOR CASE?
  
  I hope you make time to read the rest (4 more).
  
  Well have a great week.

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• MINOR CASE 10 years ago

  Trust me , I love reading your articles albeit their marathon length so long as they are not partisan. I am eagerly looking forward to the other installments . I love to read Kofi Amenyo's articles too. Simple English for th ...
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  Trust me , I love reading your articles albeit their marathon length so long as they are not partisan. I am eagerly looking forward to the other installments . I love to read Kofi Amenyo's articles too. Simple English for those of us who are not loquaciously endowed.

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Thanks anyway.
  
  Enjoy the rest of the week.

  Thanks anyway.
  
  Enjoy the rest of the week.

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• AHMED SANI 10 years ago

  All roads lead to National Theatre in Accra Ghana today for Foundation of Straw Conference 2016. 4pm sharp. Pls don't miss out.

  All roads lead to National Theatre in Accra Ghana today for Foundation of Straw Conference 2016. 4pm sharp. Pls don't miss out.

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