Vote for Akufo-Addo, says impenitent Bugri Naabu

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MANDER 11 years ago

Living in the jungle- one set of laws for Nana Addo and another set for other human beings. Continue below:

In the final analysis, let me remind all the NPP members the argument Nana Akufo-Addo made at the party’s Congre ...
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Living in the jungle- one set of laws for Nana Addo and another set for other human beings. Continue below:

In the final analysis, let me remind all the NPP members the argument Nana Akufo-Addo made at the party’s Congress in Sunyani in 1998 in his opposition to giving candidate John Agyekum Kufuor the second chance after losing to Rawlings in 1996. Here was Nana Akufo: “I call on members of the party [NPP] to embrace change in leadership of the party. Such changes are far from harming the fortunes of the party. Change improves the chances of political parties as a new face eventually means new ideas, new methods and new strategies…any candidate elected as the NPP's flag-bearer has already secured 30% of the total valid votes. Failure to garner the remaining 20% plus 1 means the candidate has failed, and therefore must be changed” (ref: Ghana Daily Graphic, October 8, 1998). If John Kufuor back then did not deserve to be nominated for the second consecutive time, why is it okay now for Nana Akufo-Addo to seek the party’s nomination the third consecutive time, having led NPP to two painful electoral defeats in 2008 and 2012? Well, it seems like Nana Akufo-Addo is getting ready to take NPP to the electoral slaughterhouse in 2016 all over again. Let the self-denials ignore the warnings
JERRY 11 years ago

But Kuffuor eventually won the elections on the second attempt whilst Atta Mills on the third attempt so this vindicates the call for Nana to be given another chance regardless of what he may have said in sunyani. What is par ...
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But Kuffuor eventually won the elections on the second attempt whilst Atta Mills on the third attempt so this vindicates the call for Nana to be given another chance regardless of what he may have said in sunyani. What is paramount interest is not what nana said butwhat the delegates fel about him
BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 11 years ago

WHATEVER WHATEVER ALL WE KNOW IN GHANA IS NANA ADDO THE REST IS OUR BACK CASE! VOTE NANA AND BAWUMIA FOR BETTER GHANA

WHATEVER WHATEVER ALL WE KNOW IN GHANA IS NANA ADDO THE REST IS OUR BACK CASE! VOTE NANA AND BAWUMIA FOR BETTER GHANA
Rita 11 years ago

Election 2016 is not about what the NPP delegates feel about Nana Addo, it is about what Ghanaians feel about him. Wise up!

Election 2016 is not about what the NPP delegates feel about Nana Addo, it is about what Ghanaians feel about him. Wise up!
FACTS 11 years ago

YES HIS PEOPLE HAVE DUMPED HIM LONG TIME AGO.HE IS REALLY THE BOOLA KONKOMBA.WHEN HE WAS WITH NDC HE PLAYED SAME PSYCHOPHANCY BUT WELL MEANING PEOPLE IN THE PARTY SPOTTED HIM AND ENDED HIS DAILY UNPOPULAR PRESS CONFERENCES AS ...
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YES HIS PEOPLE HAVE DUMPED HIM LONG TIME AGO.HE IS REALLY THE BOOLA KONKOMBA.WHEN HE WAS WITH NDC HE PLAYED SAME PSYCHOPHANCY BUT WELL MEANING PEOPLE IN THE PARTY SPOTTED HIM AND ENDED HIS DAILY UNPOPULAR PRESS CONFERENCES AS SELF ACCLAIMED KONKOMBA OPINION LEADER.NPP YOU HAVE A VERY BIG PROBLEM IN YOUR HANDS IN THE PERSON OF BUGRI NAABU.HE WOULD MIX TUMBLE THINGS IN THE PARTY.
MANDER 11 years ago

Sorry I failed to mention the source of my analysis:

Bernard Asubonteng was a former Manhyia-Kumasi NPP Youth Organizer in the early 1990s. Currently, he is a blogger and media analyst based in Atlanta, GA. He can be reach ...
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Sorry I failed to mention the source of my analysis:

Bernard Asubonteng was a former Manhyia-Kumasi NPP Youth Organizer in the early 1990s. Currently, he is a blogger and media analyst based in Atlanta, GA. He can be reached at: asubonteng@globalpulpit.com or visit his weblog: www.globalpulpit.com
ike 11 years ago

this man again?

this man again?
ABUABENG 11 years ago

REALLY INPERTINENT

REALLY INPERTINENT
TEE 11 years ago

PERIOD

PERIOD
nanea 11 years ago

TEE YOU ARE NOT A SERIOUS PERSON.NANA IS A FAILURE, HE CAN NOT WIN ELECTIONS IN GHANA

TEE YOU ARE NOT A SERIOUS PERSON.NANA IS A FAILURE, HE CAN NOT WIN ELECTIONS IN GHANA

NANA KWASI JUNIOR 11 years ago

Bugri Naabu is a boola man from kokombaland

Bugri Naabu is a boola man from kokombaland
Ataa Ayi 11 years ago

Bugri Naabu, a failed Ghana Airways employee and "dubious a Road contractor" thinks by shouting the loudest will be awarded a position if Nana Addo comes to power. This cash striped businessman who cannot paint his house thin ...
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Bugri Naabu, a failed Ghana Airways employee and "dubious a Road contractor" thinks by shouting the loudest will be awarded a position if Nana Addo comes to power. This cash striped businessman who cannot paint his house thinks he can take Ghanaians for fools.
Lorgo Ligri 11 years ago

Atta Ayi, I really doubt your understanding of the game of politics. Quite politicians never win. It's the big mouths and lying manipulators who score big. Just ask Aseidu Nketia and his NDC troopers. When the governor presen ...
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Atta Ayi, I really doubt your understanding of the game of politics. Quite politicians never win. It's the big mouths and lying manipulators who score big. Just ask Aseidu Nketia and his NDC troopers. When the governor presented Jesus and Barabbas to the crowd for sentencing, which group got the evil Barabbas his freedom? It was the loud noise makers. In this world, if you want to be counted, you don't keep quite and play dummy, that's how democracy came into play. You speak your mind and let somebody prove you're very stupid and a blah blah mouth, or very intelligent and an asset to the community. Bugri's timing might be wrong but believe me, that son of a gun sure got what it takes to match you tic for tac if you piss him off.
capt ninepence 11 years ago

akuffo addo was quoted to have said that 70 year ouattara performed better than young president mahama. yes nana was damn right but has he forgotten that because of his mad ambition to become a president at all costs, he held ...
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akuffo addo was quoted to have said that 70 year ouattara performed better than young president mahama. yes nana was damn right but has he forgotten that because of his mad ambition to become a president at all costs, he held the whole country hostage for almost 9nine months at the supreme court? did he know that his action brought the whole country to a complete stand still for that long period? ouattara was not sent to court by any ivorian as such he had his peace to do what he supposed to do for his country. I am really surprised that nana akuffo addo has so soon forgotten the damage he caused mother Ghana vide that court action. he should just wait and see what will befall him in 2016. it will be better he kicks the bucket before 2016. God is watching everything.
Gyeeda, Sada, Subah, Woyome 11 years ago

How could anyone take Quattara to court. Ouattara is not a thief. He did not steal votes nor bribe his Electoral commission nor the supreme court to win the verdict. The truth of the matter is that, Jon Mahama is a thief but ...
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How could anyone take Quattara to court. Ouattara is not a thief. He did not steal votes nor bribe his Electoral commission nor the supreme court to win the verdict. The truth of the matter is that, Jon Mahama is a thief but Ouattara is not. Akufo Addo is the president of Ghana but jon Mahama the thief is ruling because the latter is an armed robber.
Dr Pink sheek 11 years ago

Tweaaaaaaa, and they want to rule Gh??

Tweaaaaaaa, and they want to rule Gh??
kWESI 11 years ago

AKUFO-ADDO cannot ruled this country his too ambiteous to be a President only civil war he want, to kill to get his money and popularity he will lose again.

AKUFO-ADDO cannot ruled this country his too ambiteous to be a President only civil war he want, to kill to get his money and popularity he will lose again.
MOI 11 years ago

BOOT LICKER.

BOOT LICKER.
Asare 11 years ago

Animals are too mc in ds useless party, ur Nana wl fall ds tm flat. in mature political party

Animals are too mc in ds useless party, ur Nana wl fall ds tm flat. in mature political party
ike 11 years ago

not again..

not again..

jt. 11 years ago

NPP u haven't got a chairman for northern region yet continue searching.This man u got is making unpopular npp more..... He does not understand free mind and it's values.

NPP u haven't got a chairman for northern region yet continue searching.This man u got is making unpopular npp more..... He does not understand free mind and it's values.
azi wofie woyie 11 years ago

no nana no vote

no nana no vote
ASH 11 years ago

Is this illiterate thieve and fool still around? NPP is yet to see his ignorance about politics.

Is this illiterate thieve and fool still around? NPP is yet to see his ignorance about politics.
kodjo 11 years ago

impenitent or impertinent???

impenitent or impertinent???
Ugly Akufo Addo 11 years ago

He is a disgrace to npp n must be called to order

He is a disgrace to npp n must be called to order
Martin K Agyemang-Badu 11 years ago

Nana Akufo Addo is the next President of Ghana to save Ghanaians from the mess so vote NANA.

Nana Akufo Addo is the next President of Ghana to save Ghanaians from the mess so vote NANA.
Shaibu naiza from libya 11 years ago

NO NANA NO VOTER

NO NANA NO VOTER
Victor A. Young 11 years ago

Ohene Ntow should rather be sent to the cleaners for asking Nana Akufo-Addo to stand down. He really needs to be disciplined.

Ohene Ntow should rather be sent to the cleaners for asking Nana Akufo-Addo to stand down. He really needs to be disciplined.

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