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SARPONG 9 years ago

Continue to sing your stupidities. There was no hacking but the Ndc and the EC attempt to massage the numbers caused the system to crash.

Secondly, the ghost votes and the Togolese voters in Volta region couldn't vote. Ndc ...
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Continue to sing your stupidities. There was no hacking but the Ndc and the EC attempt to massage the numbers caused the system to crash.

Secondly, the ghost votes and the Togolese voters in Volta region couldn't vote. Ndc got over 800,000 votes in Volta region in 2012 but got only 500,000 votes in 2016.

Npp stopped the Ndc rigging machine from operating.
GLORY OF GHANA 9 years ago

Perhaps the poster of "Thank you, President Mahama" is a beneficiary of John Mahama corruption machinery. He has got what he wants. Perhaps, he has four houses, foreign bank accounts, many cars and his kids are in America or ...
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Perhaps the poster of "Thank you, President Mahama" is a beneficiary of John Mahama corruption machinery. He has got what he wants. Perhaps, he has four houses, foreign bank accounts, many cars and his kids are in America or Britain studying in good schools. Why won't he thank this corrupt president.

Ghanaians aregoing to chase you NDC thieves and looters.Wherever you NDC thieves have hidden your stolen monies, we shall uncover them. You should ashamed of yourself.
Mr Bond 9 years ago

He cannot stop crying.He is a lunatic.Call him imbecile is just a compliment.Something is wrong with that inward looking writer.he needs psychiatric treatment.

He cannot stop crying.He is a lunatic.Call him imbecile is just a compliment.Something is wrong with that inward looking writer.he needs psychiatric treatment.
Kojo T 9 years ago

Did you use the Akans of Cote DIvoire to vote for you? NPP thieves galore Ghana will soon REGRET putting these looters in. What do these tribal supremacists know? Nothing but stealing

Did you use the Akans of Cote DIvoire to vote for you? NPP thieves galore Ghana will soon REGRET putting these looters in. What do these tribal supremacists know? Nothing but stealing
Buntum 9 years ago

Kojo Tamakloe, are you not an Ewe? Ewe boy accusing another tribe of stealing? Enough said.

Kojo Tamakloe, are you not an Ewe? Ewe boy accusing another tribe of stealing? Enough said.
Medium 9 years ago

The evil dwarf and Bawumia have done a terrible thing to the family of a University graduate. His parents are weeping and unable to eat food and drink water while the evil dwarf and Bawumia are rejoicing. I am only a medium a ...
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The evil dwarf and Bawumia have done a terrible thing to the family of a University graduate. His parents are weeping and unable to eat food and drink water while the evil dwarf and Bawumia are rejoicing. I am only a medium asked to tell you that the boy is coming back to strike for justice.
Jo Alaa 9 years ago

YOU SAID IT RIGHT. AKUFFO (ABUFFO) ADDO 'S VICTORY IS INDEED "MISTAKE OF THE MAJORITY"

YOU SAID IT RIGHT. AKUFFO (ABUFFO) ADDO 'S VICTORY IS INDEED "MISTAKE OF THE MAJORITY"
ChrisC 9 years ago

Joe Alaa you and the writer your ignorance and arrogance knows no bounds, what do you guys mean by mistake of the majority? You mean idiots of your kind in the NDC know what is best for the majority, granted that some of your ...
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Joe Alaa you and the writer your ignorance and arrogance knows no bounds, what do you guys mean by mistake of the majority? You mean idiots of your kind in the NDC know what is best for the majority, granted that some of your were unemployable but simply lived good because of the handouts from NDC does not mean everybody thinks like you. What is the sycophantic writer of this stupid article thanking Mahama for, that he lost and handed over to the winner? Indeed you guys are extremely arrogant. The difference between Nana and JDM in terms of votes is over 1million, while when Nana lost to Mills the difference was a little over 40,000 votes so who should be congratulated for being democratic, continue to be arrogant and stupid, idiots.
Gye Nyame 9 years ago

44% is an F (failing grade) from Ghanaians - Mahama had no choice but to concede.

44% is an F (failing grade) from Ghanaians - Mahama had no choice but to concede.
Nii Odoi 9 years ago

Ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaa

Ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaa

MINOR CASE 9 years ago

He was booted out of office because of corruption if you care go know. A poster boy for corruption.

He was booted out of office because of corruption if you care go know. A poster boy for corruption.
Francis Kwarteng 9 years ago

Mifetu, you old wench Togolese, if you are not comfortable in Ghana to back to your Family in Togo and stop your primitive undemocratic Togolese Trokosi behaviour.

Mifetu, you old wench Togolese, if you are not comfortable in Ghana to back to your Family in Togo and stop your primitive undemocratic Togolese Trokosi behaviour.
Daud 9 years ago

Thank you President Mahama.In next 4years Ghanaian's will be the best judge.

Thank you President Mahama.In next 4years Ghanaian's will be the best judge.
ChrisC 9 years ago

Who will be the judge? You continue to be arrogant. Ask Ghanaians to judge between JAK and Mills/Mahama eras and they will tell you what they prefer, ofui, but keep dreaming about your lost jobs and boasting to women of your ...
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Who will be the judge? You continue to be arrogant. Ask Ghanaians to judge between JAK and Mills/Mahama eras and they will tell you what they prefer, ofui, but keep dreaming about your lost jobs and boasting to women of your connections, go into opposition and enjoy the benefits of a nobody for another few decades, ofui.
Tilayoo 9 years ago

2016 ELECTIONS, NPP WON, NDC LOST, GHANA LOST

Do I have any regrets voting for continuity? Proudly NO, why should I? Despite the challenges facing the Ghanaian economy today, am proud that the NDC governments of Late Profe ...
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2016 ELECTIONS, NPP WON, NDC LOST, GHANA LOST

Do I have any regrets voting for continuity? Proudly NO, why should I? Despite the challenges facing the Ghanaian economy today, am proud that the NDC governments of Late Professor Mill and JDM have taken Ghana higher, in fact highest and generations yet unborn shall mention their names like my 4 & 6 year old daughters exclaim happily when I respond to their question " who built Tema, Akosombo etc, as Kwame Nkrumah so would their children ask who built the all new Saglemi Township

Why should I not be proud? I am because the NDC has positioned Ghana better evidently as stated below but a few;

HEALTH
1. 4 new regional hospitals
2. 3 new institutional hospitals
3. 48 new district hospitals
4. 100s clinics, polyclinics, health centres
5. 1800+ CHPS Compounds

EDUCATION
1. Removal 3000+ basic schools under tress
2. Ending decades old shift system in public schools
3. Increased beneficiaries of UN initiated school feeding programme from 984 basic schools to over 5000 schools
4 Established 123 new SHS, (70 delivered)
5.BECE re-sit program
6. Complete upgrading existing 20 technical schools.
7. Converting 8 poytechnics to technical universities.
8. 24 new nursing and midwifery Colleges
9. Adopting of several existing teacher training colleges
10. Establishing 3 new public universities ( 2 operational)

WATER
Increased access to potable water by 21% from 52% in 2009 to 73% in 2016

POWER & ELECTRICITY
1. Over 1000 megawatt of direct and indirect government investment.
2.Increased electricity access by 32% from 54% to 86% between 2009 and 2016.

ROADS
Over 28,000 of new and remade roads including interchanges, bridges

SEAPORT
1. Expanded Takoradi port
2. Commenced Tema harbour expansion ($1billion)
3. New Atuabo Seaport (PPP)
4. Several landing beaches

AIRPORTS
1.Upgrading of Kumasi Airport (1st & 2nd phase)
2. Upgrade of Tamale Airport
3. New Terminal in Kotoka Airport
4. Commercialization of existing Wa and Bolga Airports
5. New Ho Airport ( aerodrome)

TRANSPORT
1. Several new water vehicles
2. Revived almost dead Metro Mass transport
3. New Rapid Mass Transport ( Ayalolo)
4.Revived State Transport (STC)

PUBLIC HOUSING
1. Several SSNIT funded housing projects (delivered)
2. The all new Saglemi Township (5000 delivered housing units) first phase

PUBLIC MARKETS
1. Cape Coast Kotorukraba Market
2. Kumasi Kejetia Market redevelopment project.
3. New markets in all regional capitals

SPORTS
1. Accra Hockey Stadium
2. Cape Coast stadium
3. Sports Complex ( Emporium)- boxing arena funded by SSNIT

JOBS JOBS
1.All executed jobs provided manual jobs for trained artisans.
2. The Accra Digital Centre expected to provide 10,000
3. 0ver 400000 YES enabled jobs

FACTORIES
1.Kumasi Shoe Factory
2. Komenda Sugar Factory
3. Shea Processing Factories
4.Several other public private partnership companies.

Not to bore you further, yes, am a proud believer in the JM continuity agenda because as Ghana was pronounced a lower middle income country in 2011 at the time we were obviously unprepared, we had to "paddle our own canoe" because we are no longer a candidate for long-term concession loan with grant elements aside losing huge annual budgetary support from our soo called development partners which hitherto contributed average 30% to annual budget as a country.

Alternatively, in the face of declining crude oil (new gold) prices and unfavourable global market prices for our exports, we needed to cut expenditures by removing subsidies, allowances etc, raise revenue through other sources while improving our infrastructure to meet the growing competition from our neighbours (ports, railway)

Yes, I choose JM because he took the hard decisions despite the threat of losing power.

Why do I believe Ghana has lost, it is my believe not because I hate Nana Addo, the President elect, neither do I hate the NPP but we have lived under their government. It is true that the sins of the father must not be visited on the son but the first NPP government came into power on the back of promises such as "converting all chop bars to modern restaurants" how ridiculous but Ghanaians bought into just like we have bought into the promise of an NPP government providing 1 district 1 factory which has changed to a private sector program.

The NPP sold a message of hopelessness to Ghanaians who ignorantly or blindly or both bought.

Let me not bore you further but just to mention that Ghana our beloved country is a shiny star amongst her peers (refer to UNDP data on human development index)amongst the highest par capital access to potable water, electricity, health services, roads, education, security, etc etc, in much of Africa.

Ghana, your Ghana, my Ghana, the second largest economy in West Africa is not HOPELESS, she is a challenged growing CHILD who is meandering her way to greater HIGHEST.

It is my prayer that vindictiveness does not cause destruction to her soul for the sake of generation yet unborn.

All Ghanaians who have fallen for the "empty hope" be patient while awaiting your BLUE HOPE.

My Comrades who supported the JM DREAM, we have a good story to tell our children, grand children and great grand children.

GOD BLESS OUR HOME LAND
jamin 9 years ago

there was no hacking, the outcome of the election is a true reflection of what the majority of Ghanaians wanted. Ghanaians wanted a change and that's exactly what happened. The beauty of the just concluded election is was tha ...
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there was no hacking, the outcome of the election is a true reflection of what the majority of Ghanaians wanted. Ghanaians wanted a change and that's exactly what happened. The beauty of the just concluded election is was that the incumbent conceded defeat prior to EC pronouncement and that is an epitome of maturity. Well done President Mahama, well Ghana !
Danso 9 years ago

Many NDC supporters didn't vote, cuz we thought JM has won already. Bt come 2020 JM will be back. Cuz i know dis desperate dwarf cannot help us

Many NDC supporters didn't vote, cuz we thought JM has won already. Bt come 2020 JM will be back. Cuz i know dis desperate dwarf cannot help us
Adjah 9 years ago

@Danso: That is the dumbest thing I ever heard. Did not vote because you thought JM had won already???i wonder where the 300 000 extra people in the VR came from in 2012? Were they also foolish like you and just did not vote ...
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@Danso: That is the dumbest thing I ever heard. Did not vote because you thought JM had won already???i wonder where the 300 000 extra people in the VR came from in 2012? Were they also foolish like you and just did not vote or did NPP's vigilance win the day?
Maud 9 years ago

Very proud of you JM. you made me love you more when you conceded. you are indeed a gentleman and a man of integrity. few presidents in our part of the world would do what you did.indeed onaaaa po. you de bee keke.You have do ...
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Very proud of you JM. you made me love you more when you conceded. you are indeed a gentleman and a man of integrity. few presidents in our part of the world would do what you did.indeed onaaaa po. you de bee keke.You have done your best and its evident for all to see. God does things in our interest, but being humans we dont understand. Posterity will judge you. Take heart and look up to God and He would order your steps. Wish you all the best in your endeavours
Nana Yaa 9 years ago

Pray for peace and life and stop all this. All have the right to join a political party of one choice. Read art.55 clause 2&3 of the 1992 const. We have to know that no party will hold power forced.

Pray for peace and life and stop all this. All have the right to join a political party of one choice. Read art.55 clause 2&3 of the 1992 const. We have to know that no party will hold power forced.

Nana Yaa 9 years ago

No party will hold power forever

No party will hold power forever
Collins Anim 9 years ago

thief mahama has hired people like this author to write propaganda articles. mahama and team have done irreparable damage to our nation.

thief mahama has hired people like this author to write propaganda articles. mahama and team have done irreparable damage to our nation.
AGOLOSHI 9 years ago

for what... mr incompetent president.

for what... mr incompetent president.
ED 9 years ago

Beautiful He will forever be remembered. I won't be surprised if even a holiday to remember him

Beautiful He will forever be remembered. I won't be surprised if even a holiday to remember him
Kwasi 9 years ago

Great statement. The forces that took power from Pres. Mahama are indeed varied, numerous and also divine. In al thisl however it is a blessing in disguise for the NDC..
l have no doubt in my mind that the evil things perpet ...
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Great statement. The forces that took power from Pres. Mahama are indeed varied, numerous and also divine. In al thisl however it is a blessing in disguise for the NDC..
l have no doubt in my mind that the evil things perpetrated against the good peopke of Ghana including the devastating mysterious bush fires would have resurfaced if Mahama & the NDC had won the 2016 election.
Let Mr Akufo Addo & the NPP take the power they so much desperately wanted.
We all were in this country & witnessed all the desperate machinations of Mr Akufo Addo & the NPP starting from day one with the ELECTION PETITION through all the pressure group activities & the market fires & the vitrolic opposition, media gangsterisms & the Bawumia's evil Foreigners on Rgister Campaign & evil lies churned out to the populce for 4 good years.
Despite all these MR. PRSIDENT, you delivered wonderful progress in all sectors of the economy. l challenge the incoming Akufo Addo govt to deliver in 8 years even half of what THE JOHN MAHANA govt. has achieved in 4 years.
We aint going nowhere, "President Do BIG" should deliver now, no time for big talks; the ball is SQUARELY in AKUFO ADDO's court now.
CHOOOOBOiiiii

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