Nana has antidote to Ghana’s woes –Joe Ghartey

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CHA 11 years ago

We need NPP now

We need NPP now
Kojo T 11 years ago

Stop clowning Nana has NO solutions

Stop clowning Nana has NO solutions
SGT ANANI FIADZOE 11 years ago

It is only Nana Akuffo Addo and his NPP
like President Kuffour can save Ghana.

It is only Nana Akuffo Addo and his NPP
like President Kuffour can save Ghana.
Simpleman 11 years ago

Which antidote is Ghartey talking about? Is it the transformation of KwameNkrumah's Ghana into a Cocaine Coast? Is the antidote coming from the Ex-Cocaine Jail birds around the Evil Dwarf? Or the burning of the Passport Offic ...
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Which antidote is Ghartey talking about? Is it the transformation of KwameNkrumah's Ghana into a Cocaine Coast? Is the antidote coming from the Ex-Cocaine Jail birds around the Evil Dwarf? Or the burning of the Passport Office? or continuation of Thief Kufour's LOOTING OF GA/GOVT LANDS AND BUNGALOWS?
Simpleman 11 years ago

He is an ardent NPP man so ask him whether akufo Addict is a danger or solution for Ghana.

He is an ardent NPP man so ask him whether akufo Addict is a danger or solution for Ghana.
Kofi 11 years ago

That DWARF is never going to be the president of Ghana. He's to "Short" of the needed votes for the general election.
Ghanaians cannot afford a drug addict as president. A vote for Nana Addo is a vote for MAHAMA. NPP voters ...
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That DWARF is never going to be the president of Ghana. He's to "Short" of the needed votes for the general election.
Ghanaians cannot afford a drug addict as president. A vote for Nana Addo is a vote for MAHAMA. NPP voters should think about the country. Nana is unacceptable to 55% of Ghanaian.
VOTE ALAN FOR REAL CHANGE
LOVEJOY - USA 11 years ago

That Drug Addict ?

That Drug Addict ?
Asanteman Nkae 11 years ago

Cocaine can't help addo. Alan K all the way. No alan no vote.

Cocaine can't help addo. Alan K all the way. No alan no vote.
Paa Kwasi Thomas 11 years ago

Yes, Nana is the only person who can save us from this dangerous situation.

Yes, Nana is the only person who can save us from this dangerous situation.
G. K. Berko 11 years ago

How can Nana save us? And with what? Could you give us just one instance of excellence in performance at anything that the guy ever did in his life?

His own father could not have any faith in him. He was besieged by his o ...
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How can Nana save us? And with what? Could you give us just one instance of excellence in performance at anything that the guy ever did in his life?

His own father could not have any faith in him. He was besieged by his own siblings for having sold off their joint property without their consent to support his Political ambitions.

He had the audacity to wish for divisiveness among Ghanaians instead of strongly canvassing for national Unity. He hides quietly behind abrasive, violent lieutenants who resort to physical assaults in confronting political dissent.

He never could see the wisdom in humbly apologizing to Ghanaians-at-large for his "Yen Akanfuor de..'all die be die'" divisive, violence-instigating comment.

What particular expertise does Akufo-Addo have to manage our Economy and Social cohesion to a stronger, more affluent Nation of disappearing poverty? None!

His tenure as the Attorney-General left many questions unanswered on crucial legal cases that were never resolved. We are yet to know who the murderers of the Ya Na and his family were. The huge, gaping hole in his performance as the Nation's top Chief Attorney, allowed the J.J.s and others to claim more evidence in those deaths than the Attorney-General's Office, and still nothing concrete came out. Speculations abound that evidence was shelved or destroyed in that case by the Attorney-General's Office.

Then came the Cocaine arrest cases that were also bungled. And even when Akufo-Addo became the Foreign Minister, Diplomatic Passports were said to have been sold to the highest idders, including Drug Lords, some of whom are in foreign prisons now.

It is not with loud-mouth, hyperbolic claims to credentials and 'Patapaa' that one succeeds to rule a Nation. And much of the 'danger' you claim we are in, now, would have been avoided if Akufo-Addo had performed any better at his various Ministerial positions in the Kufuor Administration.

While NPP may be a better source of Government for us now, Akufo-Addo would be a bad choice for our President that would mitigate any expected amelioration of our fate.

Long Live Ghana!!!

Paa Kwasi Thomas 11 years ago

Hmm Mr. Berko, you know what? Once upon a time, the almighty Eagle and the old Tortoise were very intimate friends, so one day, the eagle asked the tortoise whether he could attend his mother's funeral when the mother is dead ...
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Hmm Mr. Berko, you know what? Once upon a time, the almighty Eagle and the old Tortoise were very intimate friends, so one day, the eagle asked the tortoise whether he could attend his mother's funeral when the mother is dead. The almighty Eagle knew that the old Tortoise cannot climb the big tree he living on. So, truly the eagle's mother died. Eagle quickly sent vulture to inform tortoise about the death. The tortoise also told vulture to go and come back the next by which he will get a package for his friend - eagle. The tortoise informed the vulture to take the package to his friend whether he's around or not. So when vulture came the next he didn't meet tortoise, so he picked the package and left. When he reached home, he told eagle that your friend tortoise said I should give this package you and he would be here later. The eagle wondered as to how tortoise can climb this huge tree. So the eagle decided to open the package, as he opened it, to his surprise, he found tortoise in the package. And tortoise said you couldn't believe I could be here. Here I am. So everything,is by sense. I think, when you take a gist out of this piece, the it confirms what I mean that would be the person who could save us from this dangerous situation.
GHANANI 11 years ago

Tell us the antidotes Nana has got to solve Ghana's problems.You are only blowing hot air.Nana has got nothing under his sleeve to solve the nation's problems.Was he not part of Kuffuor's government.All they could was to sell ...
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Tell us the antidotes Nana has got to solve Ghana's problems.You are only blowing hot air.Nana has got nothing under his sleeve to solve the nation's problems.Was he not part of Kuffuor's government.All they could was to sell state assets cheap to themselves.Every NPP government will steal state assets and the members will enrich themselves at the expense of the majority poor ghanaians.
BOY KOFI 11 years ago

The essential logic of politics is of policies.Mr Ghartey,are you now saying that Ghanaians kicked out NPP out of power in 2008 because of corruption,bad leadership and hardships?Now listen,NPP lost both 2008 and 2012 because ...
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The essential logic of politics is of policies.Mr Ghartey,are you now saying that Ghanaians kicked out NPP out of power in 2008 because of corruption,bad leadership and hardships?Now listen,NPP lost both 2008 and 2012 because of ineffective campaign strategy and I am afraid you are doing the same thing now.Thank you.
THE TRUTH 11 years ago

SO YOU MEAN YOU DID NOT HAVE ANTIDOTE YET YOU WENT IN FOR FLAGBEARESHIP TO BECOME PRESIDENT EI!!!!!

SO YOU MEAN YOU DID NOT HAVE ANTIDOTE YET YOU WENT IN FOR FLAGBEARESHIP TO BECOME PRESIDENT EI!!!!!
OUTRE 11 years ago

TWEEEEEEEEEEEAQ.

TWEEEEEEEEEEEAQ.
Ugly Akufo Addo 11 years ago

Npp delegate dont support Akufo Addo n wht he now do is by bribing 90% of the delegate to vote for him

Npp delegate dont support Akufo Addo n wht he now do is by bribing 90% of the delegate to vote for him
NANA KASA 11 years ago

Passport for drug barons? Turning Ghana into a cocaine port?

Passport for drug barons? Turning Ghana into a cocaine port?
COCAINE MONEY 11 years ago

YES INDEED NANA HAS THE SOLUTIONS...AND IT IS OBVIOUS...THE COCAINE MONEY WILL HELP...LETS ALL VOTE FOR NANA...ALL MONEY BE MONEY...WHETHER COCAINE MONEY OR NOT

YES INDEED NANA HAS THE SOLUTIONS...AND IT IS OBVIOUS...THE COCAINE MONEY WILL HELP...LETS ALL VOTE FOR NANA...ALL MONEY BE MONEY...WHETHER COCAINE MONEY OR NOT
Kweku Poku 11 years ago

Joe G, you know Nana has the antidote, so why did you contest him? Eh!!! politics paaa ni? which post has Nana promised you?

Joe G, you know Nana has the antidote, so why did you contest him? Eh!!! politics paaa ni? which post has Nana promised you?
attakofi 11 years ago

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Bobby 11 years ago

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Yaw Obinim 11 years ago

Yes, Nana has antidote to Ghana's woes, he will give us wives and husbands, fool!.
We want to hear his constructive way of uniting Ghanaians since he has created a drift in togetherness amongst citizens with his tribal utter ...
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Yes, Nana has antidote to Ghana's woes, he will give us wives and husbands, fool!.
We want to hear his constructive way of uniting Ghanaians since he has created a drift in togetherness amongst citizens with his tribal utterances. Let's hear his policies on the economy, health, education, environment, foreign, transport & infrastructure, rural development, agriculture, law & order, water and electricity etc. Enough of the empty/hollow talks!
G. K. Berko 11 years ago

Thanks for summing it all up for the rest of us. These two former Attorneys-General were the most unproductive in that office.

Long Live Ghana!!!

Thanks for summing it all up for the rest of us. These two former Attorneys-General were the most unproductive in that office.

Long Live Ghana!!!
G. K. Berko 11 years ago

Why, Ghartey? Because he led you to meet the lady you later married?

You are so hollow, not even shallow!!

Long Live Ghana!!!

Why, Ghartey? Because he led you to meet the lady you later married?

You are so hollow, not even shallow!!

Long Live Ghana!!!
Siisi 11 years ago

May be so or may be not... but the intriguing thing is why he doesn't make his antidote available to the leadership of the day to help alleviate the people's hardships if he has such an antidote. Should he only become presid ...
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May be so or may be not... but the intriguing thing is why he doesn't make his antidote available to the leadership of the day to help alleviate the people's hardships if he has such an antidote. Should he only become president before he can be altruistic?
Effah 11 years ago

He has given you a wife. Surely you are pushing your luck for a Ministerial post, in case He becomes the President, eh?

He has given you a wife. Surely you are pushing your luck for a Ministerial post, in case He becomes the President, eh?
Paa Joe 11 years ago

HE HAS ONLY THE FOLLOWING FOR THE NATION, BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION,MANIPULATION,EMBEZZLEMENT,DUBIOUS AND FICTITIOUS CONTRACT DEALS AND CONTINUED UNDERDEVELOPMENT IN GHANA.

WAS HE NOT AWARE OF THE DEPLORABLE SITUATION OF THE ...
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HE HAS ONLY THE FOLLOWING FOR THE NATION, BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION,MANIPULATION,EMBEZZLEMENT,DUBIOUS AND FICTITIOUS CONTRACT DEALS AND CONTINUED UNDERDEVELOPMENT IN GHANA.

WAS HE NOT AWARE OF THE DEPLORABLE SITUATION OF THE GHANA RAILWAYS WHEN YOU AND AKUFFO-ADDO SERVED IN KUFFOUR'S GOVERNMENT.
NOBODY 11 years ago

How can Nana Bribehene Akufo-Addo have the antidote to Ghana's woes when he can't even find an antidote to cure his serial losing?

How can Nana Bribehene Akufo-Addo have the antidote to Ghana's woes when he can't even find an antidote to cure his serial losing?
KABIYESI 11 years ago

Ghana paaaa! Then why did you waste your time and money to contest him???

Ghana paaaa! Then why did you waste your time and money to contest him???

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