Challenge status-quo – Akosa tells youth

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• yakubu 12 years ago

  Do not be deceived, Akosah is a stumbling block and cannot be trusted.

  Do not be deceived, Akosah is a stumbling block and cannot be trusted.

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• Kwasi Mahunu 12 years ago

  What took u soon long. The Nation has been taken over by Unscrupulous,Thieve,selfservering,money hungry and selfcentred people nobody is doing nothing about it.

  What took u soon long. The Nation has been taken over by Unscrupulous,Thieve,selfservering,money hungry and selfcentred people nobody is doing nothing about it.

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• slick wadey 12 years ago

  be precise. mordernisation comes at a cost. a change in the status quo means treason...nkruma went to jail for it n I will gladly b ur prison mate dear prof... just tell us wat to do next. gh deserves more than this greed. lo ...
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  be precise. mordernisation comes at a cost. a change in the status quo means treason...nkruma went to jail for it n I will gladly b ur prison mate dear prof... just tell us wat to do next. gh deserves more than this greed. long live the black messiah osagyefo

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• KOW Amisah 12 years ago

  Prof i am happy you have come back to talk. I also think it is time ghanaians rise to fight the nonsence going on in our country. This should be wisely led and controlled. You can start by constuctive cirticism with suggesti ...
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  Prof i am happy you have come back to talk. I also think it is time ghanaians rise to fight the nonsence going on in our country. This should be wisely led and controlled. You can start by constuctive cirticism with suggestions. Those of us who saw some good time can let the youth know what we have lost. Will write again.

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• Nana Akosah 12 years ago

  Prof, I could not agree with you more on your challenge for the youth of of the nation. In case Dr. Nkrumah's example seem so distant, let's look at what the then Sen. Obama did in to win the US presidency. We should not ac ...
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  Prof, I could not agree with you more on your challenge for the youth of of the nation. In case Dr. Nkrumah's example seem so distant, let's look at what the then Sen. Obama did in to win the US presidency. We should not accept that ministers and parliamentarians can just steal OUR money and the police and CEPS can make life unbearable for the rest of us. The youth NEED to start demanding better of our leaders and politicians. we need to demand accountability from public office holders. We must also do our best to be law abiding citizens and think more of the greater good instead of our selfish interests. Let's start from somewhere and be patient because nothing worthwhile materializes in a day or two. Let's persevere through any challenge that may come our way and forge ahead with a "can do" attitude. Let's think about it, we have nothing to loose but a whole lot to gain and our progeny will be thankful for our efforts.

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