Vice President urges chiefs to reduce disputes

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• kanawu 11 years ago

  How can people reduce disputes?

  How can people reduce disputes?

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• Nemesis 11 years ago

  This Gay Veep's mouth bears the brunt of gayism. He must have been "swallowing" cocks of different sizes. Stupid, old fool, why don't you find something better to tell the people. The people want to know why living conditions ...
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  This Gay Veep's mouth bears the brunt of gayism. He must have been "swallowing" cocks of different sizes. Stupid, old fool, why don't you find something better to tell the people. The people want to know why living conditions are so hard, stubbornly harsh. They want to know what pragmatic efforts are being taken to arrest the situation, to restore some hope. The reckless mismanagement of the economy, gross ineptitude and lack of ideas on the part of this failed govt, have all contributed in assuaging the sufferings of the masses. Fees, fares, prices, electrictity and water bills, have skyrocketed beyond every margin. People are getting poorer and poorer, and people are sick and tired of vain, unfulfilled promises. Too many square pegs, Don Quixotes, faceless individuals who, all they do is, seek their own personal interests. An apathetic stand that, the people can fend for themselves. All they do is to arrogate power to themselves. Woe betide anyone who seeks to correct them, for they would unleash fire and brimestone on that individual, throwing caution and respect to the dogs. We see corruption, judgment debts, in all their dirtiest forms, yet not a single whip has been cracked. We see a clueless, sleeping, so-called "youthful" president. All he does is to fly in and out like nobody's business. The loud noises about his so-called "youthful exuberance" which he promised to bring to bear on governance, is now muted, if not completely tuned off. He himself knows that he's failed beyond measure. So can Mahama muster any moral courage to stand again, to ask the people to vote him into power again? Mr Veep, first of all, clean your dirty, filthy house, before you come out and offer advice to others. There are too many cobwebs, skeletons, slippery things in your own backyard!

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• Kojo Kodua 11 years ago

  Otumfuo, Nana Asantehene, you seem to have forgotten the Bompata chieftaincy dispute case. As a result of this inaction on the part of your Asanteman Council, the town has been left without a queen mother for several years n ...
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  Otumfuo, Nana Asantehene, you seem to have forgotten the Bompata chieftaincy dispute case. As a result of this inaction on the part of your Asanteman Council, the town has been left without a queen mother for several years now, while the current chief who resides in Accra hardly visits the town.
  
  No wonder there is no development whatsoever going on in this town. Without vision, the people really perish, especially the youth of this town. Is this what the Asanteman Council wishes for the same people they are supposed to serve?
  
  It is amazing how we fail to correct injustice in our society as leaders even if our failure to do so is detrimental to the very society we are expected to serve; yet we cry out loud for justice when the matter at hand adversely concerns us.
  
  It is equally amazing to observe that cases brought before the Asanteman Council can drag for over 40 years without any attempt to call for settlement. Such gross inefficiencies definitely call for urgent need to reform the way the Asanteman Council operates.
  
  In the name of all the Asantehenes Otumfuo Nana: Twum; Antwi, Kobia Amamfi, Oti Akenten, Obiri Yeboa, Osei Tutu Opemsoo, Opoku Ware Katakyie, Kusi Obuadum, Osei Kwadwo Okoawia, Osei Kwame Panyin, Opoku Fofie, Osei Tutu Kwame Asiba, Osei Yaw Akoto, Kwaku Dua I, Kofi Karikari, Mensa Bonsu, Kwaku Dua II, Prempeh I, Osei Tutu Agyeman Prempeh II, Opoku Ware II; who have ruled the Asante kingdom before your turn, Otumfuo Nana Osei Tutu II, please help and bring this case to a peaceful closure!

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• PHILIP 11 years ago

  Hello
  Could you please spare me a space here
  and make a comments of the chieftancy desputes at Akoase E/R.
  I will be very greatful if the Omanhene of Akim Abuakwa and some otheir chiefs arround to settle chieftancy Dispute ...
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  Hello
  Could you please spare me a space here
  and make a comments of the chieftancy desputes at Akoase E/R.
  I will be very greatful if the Omanhene of Akim Abuakwa and some otheir chiefs arround to settle chieftancy Dispute at Akoase as some people from nowhere are destroying the Town

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