Weep for Ghana!-II

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• Mark 8 years ago

  Ghana don't have good leaders,that's why there is Energy crisis(dumsor)is not end in Ghana.Chinese are in Ghana because our leaders are corrupt.
  Because the immigration officials are corrupt.

  Ghana don't have good leaders,that's why there is Energy crisis(dumsor)is not end in Ghana.Chinese are in Ghana because our leaders are corrupt.
  Because the immigration officials are corrupt.

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• Nat 8 years ago

  No accountability.

  No accountability.

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• Kojo T 8 years ago

  These are the areas vigilantes should be active in instead of car snatching.It is our ecosystem that is being DESTROYED .Watch the documentary " Jungle gold

  These are the areas vigilantes should be active in instead of car snatching.It is our ecosystem that is being DESTROYED .Watch the documentary " Jungle gold

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• Philip 8 years ago

  What is preventing you from organising demonstration?

  What is preventing you from organising demonstration?

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• Pelicles 8 years ago

  Laws are statues set up by humans and it needs humans to enforce it else, they will gather dust, just dust. No nation on this planet is developed without strict law enforcement.
  
  I don't blame the Chinese but the locals w ...
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  Laws are statues set up by humans and it needs humans to enforce it else, they will gather dust, just dust. No nation on this planet is developed without strict law enforcement.
  
  I don't blame the Chinese but the locals who lead the Chinese to go deep into our forest and engage in illegal mining. I remember the days when Pol Pot was ruling Cambodia. He killed most of the educated people because to him, he blames them for the woes bedeviling his nation and it is the same in Ghana. Our educated elites are nothing more then leeches eager to suck the blood of Mother Ghana dry without thinking that the demise of Mother Ghana will affect them. It is very sad to see our leaders watching unconcern and allowing foreigners to plunder all we have in the name of getting rich.

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• Philip 8 years ago

  I agree

  I agree

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• Mr Bond 8 years ago

  You deserve a standing ovation for such a brilliant educative and school of thought article.The write sees us as fools and the foreign galamseyers sees us as extremely lunatics.Just look at our commercial production our count ...
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  You deserve a standing ovation for such a brilliant educative and school of thought article.The write sees us as fools and the foreign galamseyers sees us as extremely lunatics.Just look at our commercial production our country earn 0.if not cooperate taxes and royalties we earn nothing and our own oil we earn 10% and foreigners earn 90% isn't a prove that we are very extreme lunatics?It hurt that 99.9 % of Ghanaians are super extreme lunatics.We don't care about our own progress and economy but cares about other country progress and economy.

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• Nathan 8 years ago

  We are the orchestrators of our own downfall.
  
  Irresponsible, we are!

  We are the orchestrators of our own downfall.
  
  Irresponsible, we are!

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• Kotey 8 years ago

  The difference between Bedu's stance before and now is that,before the elections he was attacking the government and belittling all their achievements as mediocre.
  
  Now he is attacking institutions and person remote from th ...
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  The difference between Bedu's stance before and now is that,before the elections he was attacking the government and belittling all their achievements as mediocre.
  
  Now he is attacking institutions and person remote from the administration,leaving the government intact.We are still watching to test his avowed neutrality.

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• Pablo 8 years ago

  Why weep for Ghana? That is cheap. Take your campaign the relevant authorities. Bang saucers, blow horns,shout; do everything to get those people out of their offices. Let us force them to work. No weeping. The problem can be ...
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  Why weep for Ghana? That is cheap. Take your campaign the relevant authorities. Bang saucers, blow horns,shout; do everything to get those people out of their offices. Let us force them to work. No weeping. The problem can be solved. Just shove the relevant people to use the whip the law equips them with.

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