Two demos hit Accra, K’si over blackouts

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kwame kofi 11 years ago

ashanti bastards wont let us have peace of mind

ashanti bastards wont let us have peace of mind
OLD SOLDIER 11 years ago

AUTHOR: MARTIN A.B.K. AMIDU....

It would appear that those in control of the NDC, for the time being, were bent on excluding other bona fide members of the Party who may wish to lay democratic claims to who becomes the ne ...
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AUTHOR: MARTIN A.B.K. AMIDU....

It would appear that those in control of the NDC, for the time being, were bent on excluding other bona fide members of the Party who may wish to lay democratic claims to who becomes the next flag bearer of the Party by excluding them even before the mortal remains of the demised President were interred. It is also symptomatic of how political party elites in Ghana and Africa worm their way into the confidences of persons perceived as likely to ascend to power positions for purposes of eventual personal economic gain at the expense of the generality of the mass of Party members and the Nation which every President swears to serve under the Constitution
Mahmoud 11 years ago

Mr. Kwesi Pratt, could you remember that Nkrumah used to incite workers to strike against the Whiteman, but outlawed strikes in his regime when living conditions were genuinely difficult for workers, and said that strikes wer ...
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Mr. Kwesi Pratt, could you remember that Nkrumah used to incite workers to strike against the Whiteman, but outlawed strikes in his regime when living conditions were genuinely difficult for workers, and said that strikes were unpatriotic?

Could you also remember that Rawlings used to incite TUC workers to strike against Liman's government in order to over throw it fraudulently? And could you remember that he used to take 'Kenkey' to Legon to demonstrate how the size had shrunk under Liman, and we ended up in the "Rawlings's Chain" but nobody could talk? Could you further remember that Acheampong and Rawlings used the mild IMF conditions under Busia and Liman respectively as justifications for overthrowing their governments deceitfully? Could you still remember that PNDC reintroduced IMF and the World Bank with more stringent conditions after the coup without apologizing to Liman?

I don't know what the leftists are talking about, and I don't believe that NPP is behind the present wave of strikes either. As far as I know, NPP is only highlighting the failings and excesses of the government, hopping to translate them into votes for the party in the next elections. And that is, in fact, genuine and legitimate politics because the failings are true and not false. Everybody in Ghana knows that cost of living under the NDC government is unbearable, and NPP is democratically seizing the opportunity to convince the electorate not to vote for NDC in the next elections.

Frankly, I don't see anything wrong with an opposition highlighting the failings of an incapable government to wrestle power from it democratically. NDC is the cause of the strikes because of higher levels of corruption, over spending, reckless borrowing and economic mismanagement that have brought untold hardship on Ghanaians.
Ajit Babu 11 years ago

Aboabo is the stronghold of NDC in Ashanti and guess who live there- mostly mpepefoo (northerners)!

Does the name Muntanka ring a bell? He grew up there.

Aboabo is the stronghold of NDC in Ashanti and guess who live there- mostly mpepefoo (northerners)!

Does the name Muntanka ring a bell? He grew up there.
joe atinga 11 years ago

so you prefer to be in the dark

so you prefer to be in the dark
ogyam 11 years ago

The residents of aboabo are all your fellow northerners if you don't know kumasi. They are very violent and armed robbers. That is the asawasi constituency which is ndc stronghold. They are barbaric like you.

The residents of aboabo are all your fellow northerners if you don't know kumasi. They are very violent and armed robbers. That is the asawasi constituency which is ndc stronghold. They are barbaric like you.
Cabo 11 years ago

Is the fact , their animals from the bush

Is the fact , their animals from the bush
paha 11 years ago

You and your mother and your whole family are goat for making such comments

You and your mother and your whole family are goat for making such comments
stanley 11 years ago

i wonder how mahama is doing all does things

i wonder how mahama is doing all does things
Ugly Akufo Addo 11 years ago

He is asking people to demonstrate against the govt meanwhile whn he was an energy minister what did u do ? Were u nt the selling our properties for foreigners ? Stupid idiots

He is asking people to demonstrate against the govt meanwhile whn he was an energy minister what did u do ? Were u nt the selling our properties for foreigners ? Stupid idiots

TEE 11 years ago

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS
joe atinga 11 years ago

this kind of comments will not help us pls

this kind of comments will not help us pls
TEE 11 years ago

MAHAMA THE WASTE OF TIME SO-CALLED PRESIDENT

MAHAMA THE WASTE OF TIME SO-CALLED PRESIDENT
kaketonti 11 years ago

Blackout is very bad.But have you paid for your previous consumption? No need for demo if you are in arrears likewise no energy no bill to be paid.

Blackout is very bad.But have you paid for your previous consumption? No need for demo if you are in arrears likewise no energy no bill to be paid.
LastDon 11 years ago

Mahama confess.. Cos soon we will kill u all....

Mahama confess.. Cos soon we will kill u all....
Ato Kwamena 11 years ago

How many capital towns do we have in Ghana? Aba?

How many capital towns do we have in Ghana? Aba?
Kofi 11 years ago

The people of Aboabo must keep quiet and enjoy what they voted for. When they were voting for incompetence what were they expecting? Next time they should look at the circumstances before they vote.

The people of Aboabo must keep quiet and enjoy what they voted for. When they were voting for incompetence what were they expecting? Next time they should look at the circumstances before they vote.
daladam 11 years ago

PEOPLE COME OUT TO THE STREETS TO SUPPORT THE DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST THE INCOMPETANT EVIL GOVT THAT ONLY TAX US TO DEATH AND RAISE OUR VATS
AND EVEN FAIL TO PROVIDE ELECTRICITY AND WATER SUPPLYS WE MUST SENT A MESSEGE TO TH ...
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PEOPLE COME OUT TO THE STREETS TO SUPPORT THE DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST THE INCOMPETANT EVIL GOVT THAT ONLY TAX US TO DEATH AND RAISE OUR VATS
AND EVEN FAIL TO PROVIDE ELECTRICITY AND WATER SUPPLYS WE MUST SENT A MESSEGE TO THIS GOVRENMENT SO THEY WAKE UP
SOLID GOLD! H-TOWN, Usa 11 years ago

Atleast you have the money to buy electrical appliances!! Your fore-fathers did not think or worry about coming up with these inventions yet they made it!! WHO SAID LIFE IS A WALK IN THE PARK?!!

Atleast you have the money to buy electrical appliances!! Your fore-fathers did not think or worry about coming up with these inventions yet they made it!! WHO SAID LIFE IS A WALK IN THE PARK?!!
Agonaba Kwabena 11 years ago

Shut up, residents of Aboabo. That is what you voted for. You deserve it.

Shut up, residents of Aboabo. That is what you voted for. You deserve it.

Pointed Finger 11 years ago

What is the demo for? Is the demo better than Lydia Forson wanting to have a tete a tete with the president and solving this dumsor dumsor problem?

What is the demo for? Is the demo better than Lydia Forson wanting to have a tete a tete with the president and solving this dumsor dumsor problem?
Papa. P , 11 years ago

Kwame kofi think twice before you sasy anything aboabo is mostly northers,

Kwame kofi think twice before you sasy anything aboabo is mostly northers,

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