5 Things Ghana can learn from Nigeria’s 2015 elections

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OSUO ABRUBUOR 9 years ago

God Bless Ghana

God Bless Ghana
P Djamgbe 9 years ago

Bravo, Rashid, what a beautiful write up! I wish you had posted this piece a bit earlier - like a week ago. But I am not surprised at all at Nigerians' calmness during elections. I have met and worked with a lot of Nigerians ...
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Bravo, Rashid, what a beautiful write up! I wish you had posted this piece a bit earlier - like a week ago. But I am not surprised at all at Nigerians' calmness during elections. I have met and worked with a lot of Nigerians over the years here in UK. Each time these guys talk politics with you, you hardly know which party one or the other belongs to - they condemn all their politicians in general - they make no mention of individual party or personal names. As far as they are concerned, all politicians are thieves (which is absolutely true). But what do we see in Ghana? All party supporters see their favorite parties and politicians as infallible - especially a certain (particular) party supporters.
pilolo 9 years ago

Ghana is doing it again so Nigeria will follow not the other way round. Ghana's election will set the record for Nigeria and Africa again.

Ghana is doing it again so Nigeria will follow not the other way round. Ghana's election will set the record for Nigeria and Africa again.
Tony 9 years ago

Lol. Nigeria did her elections in 2015 and you do yours 2016 so please correct me if I'm wrong. Who is actually following who? What record are you setting for Africa that has not been set? My brother do yourself a favour and ...
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Lol. Nigeria did her elections in 2015 and you do yours 2016 so please correct me if I'm wrong. Who is actually following who? What record are you setting for Africa that has not been set? My brother do yourself a favour and just read the article and smile. God bless Ghana
Okponglo Guy 9 years ago

NDC and NPP supporters should take note. Most importantly, the EC should be above par.

NDC and NPP supporters should take note. Most importantly, the EC should be above par.
Joshua 9 years ago

Well said Rashid. Ghanaians will listen to your advice.

Well said Rashid. Ghanaians will listen to your advice.
Mukaddas Muhammed 9 years ago

Rash, thoughtful re-connection of the 2015 election in Nigeria, and presented objectively for the benefits of readers. Indeed, i hope the people of Ghana are able to learn from Nigeria's past experience. On a personal note, ...
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Rash, thoughtful re-connection of the 2015 election in Nigeria, and presented objectively for the benefits of readers. Indeed, i hope the people of Ghana are able to learn from Nigeria's past experience. On a personal note, i have always known that you had interest in our politics but, never knew the depth was this deep!

Best wishes, MM
NAA 9 years ago

thought provoking. GHANA OUR HOMELAND

thought provoking. GHANA OUR HOMELAND
Anwarideen 9 years ago

Well done my brother. Life is indeed preciou. This is the best article about elections I have ever read in Ghana Web.

Well done my brother. Life is indeed preciou. This is the best article about elections I have ever read in Ghana Web.
mary Quist 9 years ago

I earnestly pray and believe that Ghanaian s are very peaceful and law-abiding citizens, and whatever the out come all we be accepted in good faith. Peace, peace, peace is all we need.

I earnestly pray and believe that Ghanaian s are very peaceful and law-abiding citizens, and whatever the out come all we be accepted in good faith. Peace, peace, peace is all we need.

Yussif 9 years ago

Ghana will surely win if these cardinal lessons from Nigeria are well observed. They are good points of political stability.
"Naa tuma pam"!

Ghana will surely win if these cardinal lessons from Nigeria are well observed. They are good points of political stability.
"Naa tuma pam"!
Yaw 9 years ago

Good article Mr Lasid

Good article Mr Lasid
Dessie 9 years ago

Non-sense: Ghana successfully transferred democratic power 4th time without insistence

Non-sense: Ghana successfully transferred democratic power 4th time without insistence
Agaa 9 years ago

We don't need to lent any lessons from Nigeria because we have a history of conducting successful election for the past 20 years. Ghana elections will be peaceful and transparent

We don't need to lent any lessons from Nigeria because we have a history of conducting successful election for the past 20 years. Ghana elections will be peaceful and transparent
Tony 9 years ago

No one begged you to read the article. Only the wise ones learn from others even though they have experience of their own. There are people that require more knowledge that's why they read articles and if learning from Nigeri ...
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No one begged you to read the article. Only the wise ones learn from others even though they have experience of their own. There are people that require more knowledge that's why they read articles and if learning from Nigeria's election is something to write about then let that be
NPP = NATIONAL PATAPAA PEOPLE 9 years ago

We have enough experience of our own. Ghana leads, Nigeria follows.

We have enough experience of our own. Ghana leads, Nigeria follows.
Tony 9 years ago

Nigeria follows Ghana? Stop deceiving yourself. Do your elections in peace and leave Nigeria alone

Nigeria follows Ghana? Stop deceiving yourself. Do your elections in peace and leave Nigeria alone

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