Ghana needs a Prez who has positive impacts on citizenry – PPP

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• Paa Joe 9 years ago

  GHANA DOES NOT ALONE RESR ON A PRESIDENT WITH POSITIVE IMPACT ON ITS CITIZENS.
  
  WHEN A COUNTRY WITH ALL ITS PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES, RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS AND ITS NOISY EDUCATED WITH BIG DEGREES AND PHD TITLES CANNOT USE TECHNO ...
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  GHANA DOES NOT ALONE RESR ON A PRESIDENT WITH POSITIVE IMPACT ON ITS CITIZENS.
  
  WHEN A COUNTRY WITH ALL ITS PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES, RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS AND ITS NOISY EDUCATED WITH BIG DEGREES AND PHD TITLES CANNOT USE TECHNOLOGY,INNOVATION AND CTEATIVITY TO BUILD THE ECONOMY A NATION DISINTEGRATES AND LEADS TO ECONOMIC BACKWARDNESE, UNDE´RDEVELOPMENT AND HEAVILY INDEPTED POOR COUNTRY(HIPC)IN THE WORLD.
  
  ITS SAD TO SEE THESE FOLKS SEEKING TO LEAD A NATION AND DESTROY THE VERY STRONG FOUNDATION THE CPP UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF DR KWAME NKRUMAH BUILT IN NINE YEARS.
  
  HAVE YOU ASKED YÓURSELF WHY THE PUBLIC SECTOR HAS BECOME THE ONLY GIANT EMPLOYER IN THE COUNTR.
  
  PLEASE,KEEP ON DESTROYING THE LAND OF OUR BIRT WITH YOUR IRRATIONAL ECONOMIC THEORIES.
  
  THE NATION HAS BECOME A HOPELESS SOCIETY BECAUSE OF THESE CRIMINALS WHO HAVE CHEATED THE NATION FOR THEIR OWN SELFISH INTEREST.
  
  CFRIMINALS

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• ELINAN 9 years ago

  This man has wanted to lead the CPP which we all knew believed in nationalization but how Ndown or what ever his name is will explain to his American friends who allowed him to buy banks in Chicago that he would like to take ...
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  This man has wanted to lead the CPP which we all knew believed in nationalization but how Ndown or what ever his name is will explain to his American friends who allowed him to buy banks in Chicago that he would like to take for example VODAFON back for Ghana from the Europeans who had invested their pension funds and other 401ks in these lucrative and guaranteed profit making ventures?
  Was this man fooling to be a CPP man? Or was he planted their to cause misfortune in the Nkrumah CPP?

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