NPP’s Hawa Koomson and NDC’s Nuhu Adams clash over achievements

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• OLD SOLDIER 9 years ago

  Author:- Agbeli Kumordzi.....
  We need to stop that old colonial shit to start building Accra looks like Singapore, Malaysia create more green spaces Tennis court modern public parks and liveable European Union one embassy in ...
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  Author:- Agbeli Kumordzi.....
  We need to stop that old colonial shit to start building Accra looks like Singapore, Malaysia create more green spaces Tennis court modern public parks and liveable European Union one embassy in Bruxelles
  Save money towards building better Ghana
  Embassy in Belize is a big waste of taxpayer money.

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• OFOSUAA 9 years ago

  A former Rector of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) has questioned government’s commitment towards the quality of human resource material in the country.
  
  Professor Stephen Adei said Pre ...
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  A former Rector of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) has questioned government’s commitment towards the quality of human resource material in the country.
  
  Professor Stephen Adei said President Mahama’s promise of building 200 community day Senior High Schools (SHSs) in the country is motivated by politics and not for the betterment of products.
  
  “The emphasis in our political discourses is not the development of Ghana. In fact, the little development we see is only a byproduct ‘I must get this village to elect me so there I give them a borehole and electric pole if they will vote for me. Even if they build the school they don’t build so that the people will be educated. They build it to be the symbol of what I have done for,” he said.
  President Mahama just rounded up his “Accounting to the people” tour of the ten regions of the country where he appealed to the people to give him a second term to fulfill his many promises.
  
  He also used the opportunity to commission some of the completed community day Senior High Schools.
  Flagbearer of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, has also been embarking on what he has termed “Arise for change” tour where he is promising to build one factory per every district in the country.
  
  An outspoken educationist, Professor Adei said the challenge the nation is facing has nothing to do with promises but rather policy issues.
  “In his two months visiting the whole country, villages, and towns, he [Mahama] never mentioned the quality of education, the products of junior secondary schools and senior schools,” he berated.
  
  All President Mahama did, he said, was to remind the people that “these are the buildings we have put up for you,” so vote for us and we will add up.
  
  He wondered why the average politician would want to do things for their parochial interest and not that of the country and its citizens.
  
  He called on Ghanaians to be wide awake and break through some of these iron-built lies on-going in the country.

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• OLD SOLDIER 9 years ago

  Author:- kk.....
  Is only people who have no vision would say this type of things. Is rather NDC party which is confused and full of liars. You better think before you talk. Enough with all these bragging NDC and fix "dumsor" ...
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  Author:- kk.....
  Is only people who have no vision would say this type of things. Is rather NDC party which is confused and full of liars. You better think before you talk. Enough with all these bragging NDC and fix "dumsor". Is a disgrace to Ghana in this 21st Century to live in darkness because it has no stable eletricity. Shame NDC.

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• aikins 9 years ago

  We don't get the head and the tail of the article.

  We don't get the head and the tail of the article.

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• Ras Bornky 9 years ago

  @aikins, watch the video pls

  @aikins, watch the video pls

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• OFOSUAA 9 years ago

  NDC USING TACTICS LIKE CREATE LOOT AND SHARE TO PLUNGE GHANA INTO IRREDEEMABLE NATIONAL INDEBTEDNESS....A former Rector of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) has questioned government’s comm ...
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  NDC USING TACTICS LIKE CREATE LOOT AND SHARE TO PLUNGE GHANA INTO IRREDEEMABLE NATIONAL INDEBTEDNESS....A former Rector of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) has questioned government’s commitment towards the quality of human resource material in the country.
  
  Professor Stephen Adei said President Mahama’s promise of building 200 community day Senior High Schools (SHSs) in the country is motivated by politics and not for the betterment of products.
  
  “The emphasis in our political discourses is not the development of Ghana. In fact, the little development we see is only a byproduct ‘I must get this village to elect me so there I give them a borehole and electric pole if they will vote for me. Even if they build the school they don’t build so that the people will be educated. They build it to be the symbol of what I have done for,” he said.
  President Mahama just rounded up his “Accounting to the people” tour of the ten regions of the country where he appealed to the people to give him a second term to fulfill his many promises.
  
  He also used the opportunity to commission some of the completed community day Senior High Schools.
  Flagbearer of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, has also been embarking on what he has termed “Arise for change” tour where he is promising to build one factory per every district in the country.
  
  An outspoken educationist, Professor Adei said the challenge the nation is facing has nothing to do with promises but rather policy issues.
  “In his two months visiting the whole country, villages, and towns, he [Mahama] never mentioned the quality of education, the products of junior secondary schools and senior schools,” he berated.
  
  All President Mahama did, he said, was to remind the people that “these are the buildings we have put up for you,” so vote for us and we will add up.
  
  He wondered why the average politician would want to do things for their parochial interest and not that of the country and its citizens.
  
  He called on Ghanaians to be wide awake and break through some of these iron-built lies on-going in the country.

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• DAN 9 years ago

  I saw on Hawa's notice board mentioned some achievement she has chalk during her administration. i want to find out from her 1.was she the one who asked ndc government to construct the road. 2.to build the district assembly. ...
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  I saw on Hawa's notice board mentioned some achievement she has chalk during her administration. i want to find out from her 1.was she the one who asked ndc government to construct the road. 2.to build the district assembly. 3. to build the district court.4 the school, 5health directory, 6 agric office and finally teacher office. all these are on Kasoa ofaakor road to Jei River. she should give us break and go back to ...... opposition.

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• Kwabena Yeboah 9 years ago

  The typical Ghanaian has a penchant for yelling and howling at the top of his/her lungs in discussions or arguments. No Ghanaian that I know of has ever stated her point of view in a deliberate monotone of civility.
  
  Don't ...
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  The typical Ghanaian has a penchant for yelling and howling at the top of his/her lungs in discussions or arguments. No Ghanaian that I know of has ever stated her point of view in a deliberate monotone of civility.
  
  Don't Ghanaians learn good mannerism and decorum in school? Our people do not speak well, and it is the main reason Kennedy Agyepong and the Montie panel could raise hell on air. Watching Hawa Koomson and Nuhu Adams exchange is a spectacle of crudeness and incivility that reflects very badly on our social consciousness. I guess civilization is yet to permeate the fabric of the Ghanaian society.
  
  Our schools should do a better work in teaching our people the proper manner of speaking.

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• Kwami - US 9 years ago

  What led to the clash, and what happened during the clash?

  What led to the clash, and what happened during the clash?

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