Ghana needs a national manifesto

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Eshiman 11 years ago

I have listened to many of our politicians, they know what is right and your good suggestions if implemented, will catapult Ghana into a fully fledged "economically-independent" Nation. These "pen-robbers" are only interested ...
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I have listened to many of our politicians, they know what is right and your good suggestions if implemented, will catapult Ghana into a fully fledged "economically-independent" Nation. These "pen-robbers" are only interested in kick-backs forgetting we all stand to benefit immensely and be respected around the globe if we lay solid foundations. Instead we always see our leaders, without exception, shamefully going from country to country begging for crumbs and pittance
GREAT NANA ANTWI 11 years ago

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EZEKIEL 11 years ago

Should you post this STUPID COMMENT after every article ?? Fool.....

Should you post this STUPID COMMENT after every article ?? Fool.....
Spiky 11 years ago

I seriously shall your thoughts, and I have always mentioned in some circles that Ghana needs a blueprint that is non-partisan; that captures national aspirations and followed irrespective of which political party is in power ...
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I seriously shall your thoughts, and I have always mentioned in some circles that Ghana needs a blueprint that is non-partisan; that captures national aspirations and followed irrespective of which political party is in power. The advantages are enormous, as a national blueprint, inter alia, keeps the nation focused. Interventionism is here with us to stay, and we cannot shy away from it.
Bonsu 11 years ago

This is a great idea, but as usual the two parties which have ruled and looted us for the last 30 years just don't care. All they care about is stealing from the poor - per diem, ex gratia, vodafone, judgment debts, free gold ...
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This is a great idea, but as usual the two parties which have ruled and looted us for the last 30 years just don't care. All they care about is stealing from the poor - per diem, ex gratia, vodafone, judgment debts, free gold for foreign mining companies, free oil for foreigners, free timber, etc etc. All the time using tribalism and fear to scare us into voting for them. Pathetic leaders. Until you change your vote from these two parties, don't expect any changes or improvement in your life, unless you are one of them.
james 11 years ago

thank you for such a suggestion. if taken, it would help us all

thank you for such a suggestion. if taken, it would help us all
messa 11 years ago

THAT WE DONT HAVE IN GHANA WHO EVER IS IN POWER SHULD RUN THE COUNTRY AND THE AGENDA BASE ON THE SITUATION ON THE GROUND

THAT WE DONT HAVE IN GHANA WHO EVER IS IN POWER SHULD RUN THE COUNTRY AND THE AGENDA BASE ON THE SITUATION ON THE GROUND
abdallah abdul matin emeratus 11 years ago

THE MOTIVE BEEN DRIVE BY RTD CAPT IS THE RIGHT MOVE FOR GHANA.THERE SHOULD BE A STRUCTURAL THINK TANK SET UP TO OPERATE INDEPENDENTLY AND APOLITICAL.THE BODY SHOULD MADE UP OF DIVERGENT VIEWS ACROSS THE POLITICAL DIVIDE AND ...
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THE MOTIVE BEEN DRIVE BY RTD CAPT IS THE RIGHT MOVE FOR GHANA.THERE SHOULD BE A STRUCTURAL THINK TANK SET UP TO OPERATE INDEPENDENTLY AND APOLITICAL.THE BODY SHOULD MADE UP OF DIVERGENT VIEWS ACROSS THE POLITICAL DIVIDE AND LAID DOWN TARGET FOR EVERY PARTY IN POWER, TO AVOID THE OVER TURNAL DEFINITION OF DEMORACY BY OUR LEADERS AS GOVERNMENT OF THE PARTY, BY THE PARTY,AND FOR THE PARTY.
MAMA SHATA 11 years ago

Then we dont need parties Sowu.

Then we dont need parties Sowu.
OHENEBA 11 years ago

THIS 100 PER-CENT TRUE AND THIS ALL GHANA NEED. UNLESS OUT USELES LEADERS CAN THINK POSITIVE LIKE THIS AND FORGET ABT PARTY PARTY, GHANA CAN NEVER MOVE FORWARD. THIS IS WHAT THE MEDIA IN GHANA NEED TO TALK ABOUT AND PUSH FOR ...
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THIS 100 PER-CENT TRUE AND THIS ALL GHANA NEED. UNLESS OUT USELES LEADERS CAN THINK POSITIVE LIKE THIS AND FORGET ABT PARTY PARTY, GHANA CAN NEVER MOVE FORWARD. THIS IS WHAT THE MEDIA IN GHANA NEED TO TALK ABOUT AND PUSH FORWARD, EXPECIALY ADOM FM, PEACE etc, i wish ghana has about five people like you and people like you is what ghana need NOT SO called DR Dr, Professor, prof, useless and shameless people, good for nothing people. GOD BLESS AND PROTECT YOU AND BLESSS MOTHER GHANA.

No Benefit for Ghanaian Citizenship? 11 years ago

Sekou no Kwame .....
Mahama no Kwame .....
Akuffo no Kwame ......
Me no Kwame .....
We are all Sakawas incomparable to Kwame!!
"Onyankopong" Kwame ....
Nkrumah never dies ....

Sekou no Kwame .....
Mahama no Kwame .....
Akuffo no Kwame ......
Me no Kwame .....
We are all Sakawas incomparable to Kwame!!
"Onyankopong" Kwame ....
Nkrumah never dies ....
living saint 11 years ago

Even if they will listen to.

Even if they will listen to.
abdallah abdul matin emeratus 11 years ago

THE IDEA OF THE RTD CAPT IS A GOOD CRUSADE LED BY HIM . BUT THE QUESTION THAT IS DISTURBING IS WILL THEY LISTEN OR GIUE YOU THE NEEDED ATTENTION FOR CONCESSION THUS PUT INTO REALITY. THE SELFISH LEADERS ENJOY THE CURRENT SYST ...
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THE IDEA OF THE RTD CAPT IS A GOOD CRUSADE LED BY HIM . BUT THE QUESTION THAT IS DISTURBING IS WILL THEY LISTEN OR GIUE YOU THE NEEDED ATTENTION FOR CONCESSION THUS PUT INTO REALITY. THE SELFISH LEADERS ENJOY THE CURRENT SYSTEM WE ARE ENTANGLED IN.THEY DEFINATELY KNOW THAT IF THE MOVE IS TAKEN WILL CRIPPLE THEIR OPPORTUNITY OF ROBBING OFF THE NATION, BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT FULLY GIVEN THE ROOM TO MAKE THE NATIONAL BUDGET,POLICIES AND PUBLIC EXPENDITURE THUS THEIR CHANCE OF FIXING IN GHOST POLICIES IN ORDER TO PARASITE THE MONEY FROM THE STATE COFFERS IS HALT.SO THE SITUATION HAS HAD MADE A WAKE UP CALL TO US TO LEAD AN ANTI-PROTEST AGAINST OUR LEADERS ACT BECAUSE IT DOES NOT FAVOUR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACCELERATION AND DO RECORD ECONOMY OVER TURN SINCE TIME OF MEMORIAL.
Nii Okai 11 years ago

I believe this is the way forward for our loving nation, but the question that we need to answer is do we have the vision to understand that what our beloved brother Sowu is saying is a point worth considering as that is the ...
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I believe this is the way forward for our loving nation, but the question that we need to answer is do we have the vision to understand that what our beloved brother Sowu is saying is a point worth considering as that is the only way to the fulfilment of our nation's destiny.

I thank you Captain Sowu for stating all what will take us to our expected line of development. The big thing that I see and visualised as a problem can be set into two areas of thoughts;-The first is the so called politicians who think becoming politician makes one to know everything.Among the same politicians, some of them think of their university degrees and will therefore do everything possible to prove to Sowu that he can never tell them what to do hence the end of this nice knowledge of developmemt.

The second school of thought is the most dangerous, the area that many Ghanaians never consider, the West and USA's influence will make sure this piece of vision for development dies so that we shall never go far, though in the open they will give their blessing to it while in secret they will kill it.

All the same we have to foster united minds to help our nation in our own way just like our fellow Sowu has come out with his. May the good heavens bless him for this nice one, and at the same also help us to understand this God given vision of strategy to develop our nation without primitive political point scoring;-eg I build the [Flag staff] presidential palace, while the other say I discovered the oil etc.

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