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BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 11 years ago

Alan is far better than Nana binladdo the warmonger and tribal leader.

Alan is far better than Nana binladdo the warmonger and tribal leader.
Francis Quainoo 11 years ago

Physician Heal Yourself!!!

kwame nkruma and rawlings were no better than those whom they killed, or recklessly Sent into exiles.

WHICH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Is it In GHANA?

kwame nkruma UNPRINCIPLED Ghana's Economy an ...
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Physician Heal Yourself!!!

kwame nkruma and rawlings were no better than those whom they killed, or recklessly Sent into exiles.

WHICH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Is it In GHANA?

kwame nkruma UNPRINCIPLED Ghana's Economy and politics with CORRUPTION!!!

If one were to delve into our Economic malaise, it would have to be put at the doorstep of Dictator Kwame Nkrumah and Murderer Rawlings personal and NDC Governments.

It has been so unfortunate for some irresponsible, Academic, Illiterates and Semi-Illiterates, The Military and the General Propagandists who don't understand or think Governments are run on the backstretch of Parliament or Cabinet based on the Constitution of the Country.

There are very many people in our society today, who may NOT realise that our official Economy, the moment it was transformed or transpired from Gold Coast to Ghana was firstly sabotaged by Dictator Kwame Nkrumah, followed by Murderer Rawlings and his respective NDC NATION WRECKERS.

Unfortunately, we today have very many people who were Manufactured by the Dictator and his Kankan Nyame Doctrine.

These are the people who are making the innocent and the ill-informed Ghanaian to look responsible for the unfortunate of our Social and Economic penury.

I listened to Kwame Nkrumah's Dawn Broadcast of 1963 when he declared the Positive Action Day on the public Radio.

It is what Murderer Rawlings translated into "Positive Defiance Moment" which turned our respective YOUTHS into DEFIANTS, which is what we are all witnessing today.

Dictator Kwame Nkrumah thought establishing the Preventive Detention Act. which was written by AYIGBE K.A.GBEDEMAH, who (according to the Dictator himself) had fled Ghana with our (TWELVE MILLION POUNDS STERLING).

That aside, the Dictator was told by many experts that for our Economy to sustain the pressures at the time, the main Export of the Economy, being the COCOA needed to be appraised.

This was for the special reason that, both the Cocoa Farmers were getting OLD: as well as the COCOA TREE THEMSELVES. Therefore research had proven that more should be done to encourage the YOUTHS to go back INTO the FARM WITH THE NECESSARY INDUCEMENTS; otherwise countries, such as Ivory Coast would overtake our Economy.

The DICTATOR wouldn't like to listen or hear anything of this nature; in the same way he told the late Egyptian President Abdul Nasser that he had wrapped all Ghanaians in his Handkerchief.

The Dictator failed from the very onset that his fake ego of transforming the whole of Africa to become his ambit of United States of Africa was unrealistic is what his children and those he "manufactured: today still fail to realise and understand.

The Dictator was calling the Colonial Masters as DEVILS!!! But WYY??? You wanted Independence for your people and you have acquired it; and why all the insults on the Colonialists??

He was so STUPID and SEX HAPPY to realise that he was actually dragging Ghana into abyss. After, the Doyen of African Politics, Dr. J.B.Danquah and many of his opponents were either incarcerated or had been forced into exile.

Simply because we opposed to his Dictatorship at Home and Expansion Abroad, most of our Opposition Group were killed by his Agents abroad, thus making him a HOME GROWN TERRORIST.

The vast Economic Reserve that were left by the Colonialists, of course were used in part for the Nation's Developmental Agenda, which were orchestrated by people such as our former Finance Minister J.H.Mensah-ala the Seven Year Development Plan.

Dictator Nkrumah used too much of our resources outside Ghana for his quench to become President of Africa.

Someone here is asking for the definition of Environmentally Sustainable Economy. Simply put, if DULLARD MAHAMA had been astute to follow the steps of our Budget Supported Countries and adjusted accordingly instead of this massive CORRUPTION, we wouldn't have been in this sort of a mess, as being put into the Receivership of the IMF.

Now the same CPP of Nkrumah's Idealogues penetrated into Murderer Rawlings Regimes up to this present NDC hell bent into fulfilling the Dictator's Communistic Traits.

I must say I had once been a Communist Sympathiser for supporting APARTHEID because it was the only way we could get ARMS FROM THEM TO FIGHT APARTHEID.

So the simple Economic Traits or Development is to follow the Path of your Trading Partner/S being the only way to get sympathy and lessons of supports.

Given this direction, you would be put in a position to know exactly where to make an adjustment when your Trading Partners are also facing difficulties.

This is what Environmentally Sustainable Economy is all about.

Best Regards,

Francis C. Quainoo Western Australia

Your Comments.
Yaw Boamah 11 years ago

The biggest shmuck of all time

The biggest shmuck of all time
DAVI 11 years ago

TIME AND PATIENT BOY!NO RUSH JUST STAY FOCUS.

TIME AND PATIENT BOY!NO RUSH JUST STAY FOCUS.
Kwabena Atta 11 years ago

Mr. Quainoo, Please not that by your divisive essay you are driving away some of us who were CPP (iahs) but are thinking of voting for NPP. You are making it very difficult for us. Don't forget that NPP consists of only Akyem ...
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Mr. Quainoo, Please not that by your divisive essay you are driving away some of us who were CPP (iahs) but are thinking of voting for NPP. You are making it very difficult for us. Don't forget that NPP consists of only Akyem Abuakwa and half of Ashanti Regime. So please don't antagonize us. How can you call Mr. Komla Abedemah as Ayigbe Abedemah and expect people from the Volta regime to vote for you? If you don't change your cynical attitude you will remain in opposition ad infinitum.

You have been trying to change the history of Ghana but you can't succeed. Even Dr. Busia with the assistance of the CIA became a dictator overnight. Do you remember Salas Case and no court, no court? And why did Busia pay himself four years in advance in foreign currency while he was the Prime Minister??

So if you live in a glass house, be careful when you throw a stone. I wish Dr. Nkrameh had not built so many schools around the country, so that you, Quainoo, will still be an uneducated fisherman or charcoal burner at Salt Pond or EGYAA No 2. You have to be thankful to Nkrameh for opening your eyes. What did Busia do for Ghana? Nothing.

Please note: Even in America if you are suspected of trying to subvert the country you are placed in detention. They will not wait for you to kill before you are arrested. Have you heard of Guantanamo Bay in Cuba? That is what responsible governments do. They prevent and arrest murderers. I can publish a book about the atrocities meted out to Ghanaians by Busia & Company. Have you heard of Kulungugu in the North? Ametepe at Flagstaff House and the many bombs thrown by Matemeho in Ahsanti (Kumasi in particular)? Why did you leave all these atrocities by UP in your essay out? You hypocrite
They Say They Say 11 years ago

Am amazed by how you can pin point where this confused guy comes from. I am also not sure if these opponents of Nkrumah know how foolish they sound the more they ague against his achievements.

Am amazed by how you can pin point where this confused guy comes from. I am also not sure if these opponents of Nkrumah know how foolish they sound the more they ague against his achievements.
Kwabena Atta 11 years ago

Correction-- "Please not" in paragraph 1 should be
"please note".

All "regime" should be changed to "region"

And "Nkrameh" in paragraph 3 should be "Nkrumah"

Correction-- "Please not" in paragraph 1 should be
"please note".

All "regime" should be changed to "region"

And "Nkrameh" in paragraph 3 should be "Nkrumah"
BinAddo 11 years ago

Francis Quainoo, in the first place you are an idiot of which you already know and wouldn't waste my time on that. You are very stupid to think, Nkrumah should have waited for him to die by these useless cowards in the name o ...
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Francis Quainoo, in the first place you are an idiot of which you already know and wouldn't waste my time on that. You are very stupid to think, Nkrumah should have waited for him to die by these useless cowards in the name of JB Danquah and co who were only interested in using him as it were to gain independce. When Nkrumah came UGCC had been formed only 4months old. Indeed, if Ako Adjei and so called big six thought in Nkrumah was not needed why did they invited him to come to ghana. Rememeber before Nkrumah came to Ghana he had started the movement for liberation in UK. The cowards seeeing the need somebody like him went to invite and gave him no less position but General secretary. Gyemi, why didn't the UGCC with its supposive intelligent guys worn the 1951 elections but lost miserably even when Nkrumah was in prison. You think you rewrite history? No wonder you delight in slavery in Australia.Kwasiakwa. While Nkrumah was being treated as a criminal in prison, crowds gathered daily in front of the James Fort chanting the Party’s songs/anthems, “There is Victory for US” etc. Nkrumah, on the other hand, was busy writing on sheets of toilet paper in darkness outlying the party’s strategies on the next level of the struggle, as well as rewriting the Party’s manifesto. Notwithstanding its opposition to the Coussey Constitution, the CPP changed its mind and contested the first general elections in the history of the Gold Coast on February 8, 1951. Not only did Nkrumah win the Accra Central constituency by obtaining 22, 780 votes out of registered 23, 122 voters, but also the CPP won a sweeping victory by pulling 39 of the 43 popularly elected seats. Subsequently, Nkrumah was released from prison on February 12, 1951 to become Leader of Government Business.

Shortly after the CPP victory in the 1951 election, the UGCC collapsed. So all along, “Kwame Nkrumah was the UGCC and the UGCC was Kwame Nkrumah.”

Nonetheless, on October 14, 1951, Nkrumah, while a Leader of Government Business, invited all the political parties (including J. B. Danquah and Obetsebi Lamptey) to join the CPP in a conference to plan a nation-wide campaign of Positive Action, should the British Government “rejects a motion for self-government now,” but none of them responded. In the meantime, due to pressures from Nkrumah, the Governor, on March 5, 1952 addressed the Legislative Assembly and declared that the Leader of Government Business should disappear from the constitution and be replaced by the office of Prime Minister. Accordingly, Nkrumah was elected by a secret ballot in the Assembly on March 10 to the office of Prime Minister. Not surprisingly, Dr. Danquah characterized it as “window dressing.”

The differences between Kwame Nkrumah political ideology and economic philosophy and those J. B. Danquah manifested during the 1951 Cocoa Marketing Board Amendment debate in the Legislative Assembly. While the CPP, led by Ohene Djan, argued for state control of the Gold Coast Marketing Board to generate revenue from the sale of cocoa to promote the development in the country (like the Adomi Bridge, Volta River project, Tema Harbor and township, Okomfo Anokye Hospital, democratization of education and health services, construction of the University of Ghana campus at Legon, Kumasi College of Technology (now KNUST), Medical School, road construction etc.), the Opposition, led by Dr. Danquah, opposed it saying that the bill was in violation of the full enjoyment of private property; hence, the property-owning political party (UGCC, GCP, NLM, UP, PP, NPP).

The 1954 and 1956 General Elections.
On June 10, 1953, Kwame Nkrumah tabled a motion in the Assembly on constitutional reform, popularly known as the “Motion of Destiny,” in which Nkrumah demanded self-government. This resulted in the 1954 general election on June 15, 1954, which the CPP won 72 out of the 104 parliamentary seats. The Ghana Congress Party (GCP), formed by Prof. Busia in May 1952, only won one out of the 104 seats. Dr. J.B. Danquah (also of the Ghana Congress Party) lost the parliamentary seat in the Central Akyem Abuakwa constituency. (Danquah’s election to the Legislative Assembly in 1951 was through the municipal/and electoral college, and not by popular vote.) Like the UGCC, Ghana Congress Party collapsed.

In 1954, the UN Trusteeship Visiting Team recommended that a plebiscite be held in the Trans-Volta under British rule for the people to decide whether they wanted a union with the imminent Gold Coast’s independence. Due to the 1948 Nkrumah Nation-wide tour, his United Gold Coast agenda, as well as the CPP campaign in the province, majority of the people voted to cast their lot with the new country Ghana. S.G. Antor (conceivably, one of the Founding Fathers) of the Togoland Congress strongly campaigned it.

That notwithstanding, the anticipated independence in 1956 as promised by the Van Lare Constitution was bludgeoned with the birth of the ethnocentric National Liberation Movement (NLM) in the Asante Region. Launched (amidst slaughtering a sheep, the firing of muskets and chanting Asante war songs) by Bafour Osei Akoto with Prof. Kofi Abrefa Busia as its leader, the NLM accused the CPP government of using the cocoa farmers’ money to develop the coastal region or Colony. Thus, the Asante “cocoa farmers would be better off if they would manage their own internal affairs.” But the real reason behind the launching of this anti-political party movement was to provide another opportunity for the opposition parties (NLM, NPP, Togoland Congress etc.) to punctuate the attainment of Ghana’s independence under Kwame Nkrumah and his CPP government that year. In doing so, they (including J. B. Danquah, Obetsebi and other members of the defunct UGCC and GCP) demanded federalism by boycotting all talks, forums, meetings etc. The British government yielded to the intrigues of the Opposition and decided to hold another general election in 1956 for the people to decide whether they wanted a “unitary government” or a “federal form of government.” In spite of the NLM terrorist acts, the CPP, again, won another decisive victory in the July 1956 election.

Prior to the election, Dr. Busia had written to inform the Governor that, “in accordance with the constitutional practice in the United Kingdom, the National Liberation Movement and its allies will expect Your Excellency to call upon Doctor K. A. Busia, their Parliamentary Leader, to form a Government should they win more than 52 seats at the election.” Yet after Nkrumah’s CPP won the 1956 general election, Prof. Busia produced another theory saying that no constitution would be acceptable unless it was “favored by a majority of the people of every region into which the Gold Coast” was divided.

Dr. J. B. Danquah’s Doctrine of Independence from the British Empire.
In his March 6, 1944 speech marking the centenary of the infamous Bond of 1844, Danquah expressed his unflinching desire to place a self-governing Ghana under the British empire. He said: “I AM SOMETIMES MUCH SURPRISED WHEN I SEE MANY OF MY COUNTRYMEN TERRIFIED BY THE USE OF THAT WORD, ‘SELF-GOVERNMENT.’ THEY ARE TERRIFIED OF IT BEACUSE THEY THINK IT MEANS THE DESIRE TO BREAK AWAY FROM THE [BRITISH] EMPIRE AND BECOME INDEPENDENT OF THE BRITISH. IF IT COMES TO THAT, IF IT COMES TO A DECION TO BREAK AWAY FROM THE BRITISH CONNECTION, I WOULD BE THE LAST [PERSON] TO EXPRESS SUCH A TERRIFIC WISH” (see the Historic Speeches of J. B. Danquah).

In his July 13, 1959 letter to Mr. Brockway in London, J. B. Danquah said, “I was against any election as premature and favoured Constituent Assembly,” where the pre-ordained rulers would be selected to rule (see Historic Speeches of Danquah). To understand Danquah’s reason for disregarding the electoral process and disrespecting the CPP victories and Nkrumah’s government, we must go to the root of Danquah’s political ideology. Aside from being a “tame student of Kant’s moral philosophy” (Danquah, Vol. 1), Danquah (Busia included) echoed and practiced Edmund Burke’s ideology of rule by the preordained elite. Burke’s political philosophy was developed at Oxford University into an ideology that the elite is born to rule the world. Thus, it does society great harm, Burke reasoned, if the masses (affirming Aristotle’s views that the masses should have been slaves) are allowed to participate in governance by voting. So, since Kwame Nkrumah was a goldsmith’s son with some “NTAFO” (Northerners) in his 1951 government, Dr. Danquah remarked, and since the CPP was voted into power mostly by the “masses,” the Danquah-Busia camp considered the CPP government illegitimate and dangerous to the society; hence, it must be destroyed by violence.

In fact, Danquah’s elitism was manifested in his distaste and contempt for “this thing of masses,” whom he viewed as “only individuals” and dismissed their aspirations as “emotions.”

The Danquah-Busia Camp’s Style of Democracy.
1. On April 5, 1955, the Opposition led by Busia and Modesto Apaloo walked out of the Assembly, just after a Motion on a Select Committee to examine the whole question of the federal system of government had been seconded. In their opinion, the Select Committee, comprising some CPP parliamentarians or the “homeless tramp and jackals” (Liberator, March 1956), was incompetent to deal with national matters.

2. Bafour Osei Akoto and the chiefs in the “National Liberation Movement” did not want their movement to be called “Party,” since “party politics were contrary to the tenets of traditional rule.” Similarly, on March 14, 1956, Danquah and his brother Nana Ofori Atta II told a visiting parliamentarian delegation to Kyebi that “PARTY POLITICS is an alien political form which” had “created civil strife and violent dissension between father and son.” Accordingly, if the British showed no understanding, Akyem Abuakwa would secede from the country “as a sovereign and independent state with the only rival of the Ashanti country.”

3. During the Jackson Commission, Danquah categorically denounced the authority of the Kwame Nkrumah government saying that “the people of Akyem are not subjects to the laws of Ghana (Jackson Commission’s Report, 1958). So, his recourse was to do what?

4. Dr. Busia’s NLM referred to the CPP supporters in Asante as “those who belong to no family or clan, those who are strangers, not properly trained to appreciate the value of the true and noble Akan” (Liberator, December 20, 1955). A Party of “Founding Fathers?”

5. The Opposition led by Dr. Busia, refused to meet with Sir Frederick Bourne in Kumase, sent by the British government to resolve the impasse between the CPP government and Opposition. And when the government issued its constitutional proposal for the country’s independence in the April White Paper of 1956, again, the Opposition boycotted its proceedings. So, how would later-day apologists lump the Opposition leaders together with Nkrumah as “Founding Fathers?”

5. On November 20, 1956, leaders of the NLM and NPP sent a resolution to the Secretary for Colonies in London, demanding a separate independence for Asante and Northern Territories. Yesterday’s Secessionists, today’s Founding Fathers!

Terrorist Acts of the Danquah-Busia Camp.
6. . Dr. K. A. Busia and the NLM warned the British government in August of 1955 of grisly aftereffects, if the country attained independence under the CPP government. Hence, the Danquah-Busia camp resorted to the undemocratic methods and terrorist acts and bomb attacks to overthrow the democratically elected government of Kwame Nkrumah, before and after Ghana’s independence. Yesterday’s Terrorists, Today’s “Founding Fathers”!

7. On November 10, 1955, Nkrumah’s house was bombed while he was resting and working in his house with his secretary and others because of a terrible cold. Danquah-
Busia-Obetsebi Lamptey’s style of democracy!!!

8. On the day that the CPP reopened its regional office in Kumase after fourteen months of closure, Prof. Busia’s NLM drove a jeep past the crowd and fired shots into it and wounded several people; it also killed a pregnant woman. Earlier, Krobo Edusei’s sister had been shot dead as she was preparing food in the backyard for her children; while Edusei’s wife had survived a bomb blast. Yesterday’s Murderous, Today’s “Founding Fathers”!

9. On the eve of Ghana’s Independence on March 6, 1957, the Ewe Unificationists, led by S.G. Antor (Danquah’s buddy), formed themselves into a ragged guerilla army in Alavanyo and prepared for armed insurrection with homemade guns against the CPP government. The Governor-General sent troops to the region to put down the revolt. Yes, S. G. Antor (J. B. Danquah’s loyal buddy, an ally of Prof. Busia, and one of President Kufour’s heroes) by his (Antor’s) terrorist acts also passes to be one of the “Founding Father.”

Sabotaging Ghana’s Independence: Dr. Busia and the NLM.
10. On August 3, 1956, the Opposition leaders boycotted the constitutional debate tabled by the CPP government regarding Ghana’s independence. “Founding Fathers” indeed!

11. Again, when the Parliament formally opened after the 1956 general election to deliberate on Nkrumah’s Motion of Independence, Dr. Busia and the NLM, and NPP’s parliamentarians were absent. Reprehensible Saboteurs and not “Founding Fathers”!

12. When the British Governor, in his opening speech, introduced a Bill declaring that the Gold Coast would be a sovereign and independent State within the Commonwealth, Prof. Busia and the Opposition criticized the proposal saying that it was premature. Saboteurs and not “Founding Fathers”!

13. Before independence, Dr. Busia traveled to London to make a plea to the British Government to deny granting independence to Ghana, “because the country is not ready for parliamentary democracy.” He continued, “We still need you in the Gold Coast. Your experiment there [Gold Coast] is not complete. Sometimes I wonder why you seem such in a hurry to wash you hands off us.” What a Traitor!!!

Opposing and Attacking the Name Ghana and Flag for the New Nation
14. When the British Government conceded to Ghana’s independence on March 6, 1957, and Nkrumah chose for Ghana’s flag, Red for the blood of the martyrs, Gold for wealth, Green for the rich land and the Black Star in the center representing the freedom of Africans on the continent and in the Diaspora, Danquah-Busia camp opposed it.

15. The Danquah-Busia camp had previously associated themselves with the name Ghana, yet when Kwame Nkrumah proposed it (GHANA) as the name for the new nation-state, they not only opposed, but they also attacked it. How can saboteurs become “Founding Fathers?”

Given all that have been discussed above, how on earth can any living sane person lump Kwame Nkrumah together with the fictitiously labeled “Big- Six” and/or ex-UGCC’s Working Committee members etc., (who strongly opposed, condemned, sabotaged and distanced themselves from anything associated with Nkrumah, as well as bitterly decried him, bombed his house, terrorized members of his CPP, attempted secession from the country, and opposed the name, “Ghana” for the new nation-state and its flag, from 1948 to Ghana’s independence on March 1957) as “Founding Fathers?” Where were they on the dais where Kwame Nkrumah stood and declared the Independence of Ghana, followed by the National Anthem as the rising FLAG of Ghana was replacing the downward British flag on the eve of Ghana’s independence? Also, where were they in the banquet hall where all those who mattered assembled to celebrate Ghana’s independence? The answer? They were busy plotting to make the new nation-state ungovernable, and overthrow to the CPP Government by violence.

History, as a social science, is not a conjured tale, but an analysis of observable and verifiable invents. The records of Ghana’s political history are stored in print and electronic media of the time, primary materials and archives for all rational prople to look into. And until new data descends from MARS, KWAME NKRUMAH remains and will remain the ONE and ONLY FOUNDING FATHER of MODERN GHANA.
Rahman 11 years ago

He is better than Nana which way and how?Try and write sense small

He is better than Nana which way and how?Try and write sense small
Rahman 11 years ago

@BBC news for them to come and rule over who Ebola corpses?Try and write sensible things,ok.

@BBC news for them to come and rule over who Ebola corpses?Try and write sensible things,ok.

Oba Nyansani Baako Pe ln Ghana! 11 years ago

You should have said that Alan is better than your dad but not Nana Addo. Kwasia to! Think twice!

You should have said that Alan is better than your dad but not Nana Addo. Kwasia to! Think twice!
Ugly Akufo Addo 11 years ago

Nana Addo is sick , old n will nt keep long as a Presidential candidate of npp, by 2015 he will die bt Alan did something for northerners , wht abt Nana Addo ? Nothing

Nana Addo is sick , old n will nt keep long as a Presidential candidate of npp, by 2015 he will die bt Alan did something for northerners , wht abt Nana Addo ? Nothing
Rahman 11 years ago

Try and write sense small,what did Alan do?Nana Addo might not have the good looks but he is rich ,sensible and visionary than JM and Alan.

Try and write sense small,what did Alan do?Nana Addo might not have the good looks but he is rich ,sensible and visionary than JM and Alan.
Rahman 11 years ago

"Nana Addo is sick"are you his doctor? Sensiness write-up

"Nana Addo is sick"are you his doctor? Sensiness write-up
EZEKIEL 11 years ago

The Yagbonwura did not say when Alan will be successful!! A good diplomacy TANGO!

The Yagbonwura did not say when Alan will be successful!! A good diplomacy TANGO!
Abdul 11 years ago

You are right. The King is a wiseman and he gave words of support and encouragement. It doesn't mean he was endorsing Alan for 2016

You are right. The King is a wiseman and he gave words of support and encouragement. It doesn't mean he was endorsing Alan for 2016
Abla 11 years ago

He wii be president one day but now! He will be president after JDM in 2020

He wii be president one day but now! He will be president after JDM in 2020
Nova 11 years ago

The key point is he wished Alan WELL in all his endeavors. He is but one of many who traditional rulers who are hearing from their subjects, that they like Alan the most.

The key point is he wished Alan WELL in all his endeavors. He is but one of many who traditional rulers who are hearing from their subjects, that they like Alan the most.
JESSE BERKLEY 11 years ago

EMPTY SUPPORT AND DIRECTIONLESS VISITS ARE THE HALLMARK OF SOMEONE WHO IS LOST. DELEGATES IN YOUR PARTY ARE SPEAKING TO U AND INSTEAD OF LISTENING TO COMMONSENSE U ARE VISITING TRADITIONAL RULERS. MAYBE YOU ARE CONTESTING FOR ...
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EMPTY SUPPORT AND DIRECTIONLESS VISITS ARE THE HALLMARK OF SOMEONE WHO IS LOST. DELEGATES IN YOUR PARTY ARE SPEAKING TO U AND INSTEAD OF LISTENING TO COMMONSENSE U ARE VISITING TRADITIONAL RULERS. MAYBE YOU ARE CONTESTING FOR ANOTHER POSITION NOT NPP FLAG BEARER.THE MAN HAS LOST TOUCH WITH THE PARTY AND TAKEN LEAVE OF HIS SENSES AS WELL. U WILL SEEE YOUR SMOOTHNESS LEVEL ON THE 18TH OCTOBER.
Abdul 11 years ago

Please, Nana needs the support of every single Ghanaian, every vote is important, the King is in the position of leadership and has to embrace all and gives words of encouragement and wisdom, if Nana has the opportunity he sh ...
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Please, Nana needs the support of every single Ghanaian, every vote is important, the King is in the position of leadership and has to embrace all and gives words of encouragement and wisdom, if Nana has the opportunity he should visit the king and he will be equally welcomed. I believe the King's community will appreciate and be proud that Nana visited their king and may win some hearts because of this simple act.

Ibrahim 11 years ago

Alan should forget,Nana all the way

Alan should forget,Nana all the way
Ofei Dodoo 11 years ago

'Alan will we successful. 'What kind of English is this! When will our journalist exhibit simple English language in their reportage and stop giving excuses for topographical mistakes. They should read their pieces thoroughly ...
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'Alan will we successful. 'What kind of English is this! When will our journalist exhibit simple English language in their reportage and stop giving excuses for topographical mistakes. They should read their pieces thoroughly before being in a hurry to post it. Unfortunately, many of these self-made journalists have no basic training or education to raise their performances to the professional standards required and expected of a journalist in our modern communication/media world. What a shame. It looks like anyone with money can set up a radio station, media( t.v, newspaper and radio) and recruit cheap and unqualified persons which, is indicative of current society.
Rojas 11 years ago

Ofei did you mean "TYPOGRAPHICAL"?

Ofei did you mean "TYPOGRAPHICAL"?
EEiii !!!! What A Typo! 11 years ago

This typo is too revealing...hm hm hm!

This typo is too revealing...hm hm hm!
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NDC AKROMFUOR PARTY. 11 years ago

Alan is beating about the bush so don't mind him.

Alan is beating about the bush so don't mind him.
Dynamic Thinter 11 years ago

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Dynamic Thinter 11 years ago

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JDM LOOT ND SHARE 11 years ago

TWEAAAA NO WAY

TWEAAAA NO WAY
Joedan 11 years ago

Allan, u ar waistin ur tym my Frnd

Allan, u ar waistin ur tym my Frnd

NOBODY 11 years ago

When Akufo-Addo comes calling on these chiefs, they will sing the same sweet praise songs to him.

When Akufo-Addo comes calling on these chiefs, they will sing the same sweet praise songs to him.
Neutral Concerned Citizen. 11 years ago

Good spirit and good heart.

Good spirit and good heart.
kofikofi 11 years ago

"Alan will we successful"

"Alan will we successful"
ogo 11 years ago

Alan should wait till 2024 bcos 2016 and 2020 belongs to nana addo bawumia and therefore he should stop waisting his money

Alan should wait till 2024 bcos 2016 and 2020 belongs to nana addo bawumia and therefore he should stop waisting his money
Isaac Obeng 11 years ago

nana is the only person that can make Ghana great pls lets give him space wai

nana is the only person that can make Ghana great pls lets give him space wai
simon 11 years ago

NDC SHOULD VOTE ALAN TO AS THEIR FLAGBEARER COS HE IS BETTER OF MAHAMA

NDC SHOULD VOTE ALAN TO AS THEIR FLAGBEARER COS HE IS BETTER OF MAHAMA
Asante 11 years ago

If u knew all people u will not have rush. U are totally down plus foolish Annae.thanks

If u knew all people u will not have rush. U are totally down plus foolish Annae.thanks
Nyankomago 11 years ago

Listen to Alan the fool making promises like John Dramani Mahama. You think the Yagbonwura is as daft as you eh? Do you think he loves you more than his "Son" John Mahama the president? Where is that your loud mouthed Hild ...
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Listen to Alan the fool making promises like John Dramani Mahama. You think the Yagbonwura is as daft as you eh? Do you think he loves you more than his "Son" John Mahama the president? Where is that your loud mouthed Hilda Addo and her counterpart Ashawoman Dr. Anane? Remember what Sir John said " FEAR THE DELEGATES MORE THAN YOU WILL EVER FEAR GHOSTS". By the way, the Yagbonwura is not a delegate neither does he control the over 140, 000 delegates who are going to vote on Oct. 18. Away with you Kuffuor's surrogate. "Your eyes will see Canaan but your feet will never touch it" What happened to the PSI on Cassava and Oil Palm? Where did all the money go? The Yagbonwura wanted to ask you about it but he decided to be courteous with you. SOME ALAN CASH INDEED :( !!
AGYAAKU 11 years ago

It amazes me that majority of NPP members can succumb to the vile propaganda Nana Akuffo-Addo is the best man to lead NPP. Isn't it obvious to these folks that though Nana could shore up the highest landslide victory in any i ...
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It amazes me that majority of NPP members can succumb to the vile propaganda Nana Akuffo-Addo is the best man to lead NPP. Isn't it obvious to these folks that though Nana could shore up the highest landslide victory in any internal NPP election at the moment, yet he can never win any national election? Alan, with his electoral charisma and his electrifying political campaign aura could have been the best candidate to give NDC a run for their money in 2016 General Election. Yet somehow they have decided to bank on this old and tested horse who has never been able to win any race outside his hometown Kyebi. Could this stubbornness be due to Devine intervention to save Ghana once more from a selfish lot who think about how to enrich themselves no matter the means, be it fowl or fair, as happened in the period between 2000 and 2008? Reject the winnable candidate by all means and wallow in the political wilderness for the next six or so years from now. Good luck.
Alhaji A Brutus Germany 11 years ago

MR ALLAN DO YOU THINK THE OVER LORD LOVES YOU LIKE HIS SON THE ARMED ROBBER STOP WASTING YOUR TIME AND MONEY PLEASE

MR ALLAN DO YOU THINK THE OVER LORD LOVES YOU LIKE HIS SON THE ARMED ROBBER STOP WASTING YOUR TIME AND MONEY PLEASE

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