Volta Region “Morkokpor” At Last.

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Frank Mensah, Tikobo No. 2 11 years ago

Somebody tell that story to Logba Tota Kosi Edem (if he is still alive). Here was a stupid man who served in Ghana's Parliament for 12 years and turned around to send several stupid letters to the British and German Embassies ...
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Somebody tell that story to Logba Tota Kosi Edem (if he is still alive). Here was a stupid man who served in Ghana's Parliament for 12 years and turned around to send several stupid letters to the British and German Embassies demanding seperation of Volta from Ghana. His stupid reason, the plebiscite of 1957 and was rigged by the British government and therefore the union between Ghana and the then TVT is illegal. How senseless and backward can a man be. Voltarians should stand up and tell Kosi Edem, whose uncle was a UP leader, that they are moving forward.
dz 11 years ago

no Kosi Edem ever represented any part of Volta Region since 1992.

If you are talking about the honourable Kosi KEDEM, then you must make this clear.

If indeed he "sent out letters to foreign bodies" he must have been ...
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no Kosi Edem ever represented any part of Volta Region since 1992.

If you are talking about the honourable Kosi KEDEM, then you must make this clear.

If indeed he "sent out letters to foreign bodies" he must have been right.

Volta Region as it is today, is carved out from the Trans-Volta Togoland. Trans-Volta stretched from the areas above Anloland all the way to Bawku. Kpandai, Bimbilla, Yendi were all part of Trans-Volta.

The Plesbiscite of 1956 indeed, "YES" won. the YES winning implied that "OUR FATHERS ACCEPTED TO BECOME ONE WITH GOLD COAST, which was going to be independent within short while. The Plebiscite was in May 1956.

Since this Trans-Volta was a British Protectorate, Her Majesty the Queen WROTE to the United Nations on Britain's stand, to leave this piece of land and "depart" from that area.

OUR FATHERS PETITIONED THE UN, AND THE FINAL AGREEMENT WAS THAT "TRANS-VOLTA WOULD TRY A UNION WITH GOLD COAST FOR 50 YEARS". That was in December 1956, hence in 2006, the UN actually ought to renew, revisit or take another look at thatUN AGREEMENT'S 50YRS VALIDITY.

Please leave Mr Kosi Kedem alone, if he is the one you are talking about.

The call was so clear, that I fully supported it.

Long Live Ghana.
Sani 11 years ago

If there was to be a review after 50 years, then there should have been a widespread wish for that in 2006 and the citizens of the erstwhile TVT (who are all Ghanaians today), would have been asked to vote in another plebisci ...
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If there was to be a review after 50 years, then there should have been a widespread wish for that in 2006 and the citizens of the erstwhile TVT (who are all Ghanaians today), would have been asked to vote in another plebiscite whether to continue with the amalgamation with Ghana.

I am not aware of any widespread wish for such a move. There was only a cry from a tiny group calling for such a review. Many citizens of the erstwhile TVT don't even know of such an agreement. They don't even want to separate from Ghana as it is now. You can just guess how such a new plebiscite will end.

Moreover, there may be huge legal issues. As an independent entity, Ghana will not like to be "ordered" about by the UN when it comes to its "territorial integrity" especially when there is no general agitation for such. The UN Trusteeship council which supervised the 1956 Plebiscite has even ceased to exist because its work had ended long ago.

Under such circumstances, it will be wise to let sleeping dogs lie where they are snoring, even if the '56 Plebiscite "may" have truly been rigged or not. (Ghanaians started rigging elections from ages ago...)

Anyway, the erstwhile TVT didn't stretch from "areas above Anloland". It stretched from long away from Anloland. The Tongus were not part. Even the Pekis and Awudomes and some surrounding areas were not part. Those areas are are long from Anloland. The colonialists imposed borders with their eyes closed.
dz 11 years ago

Hello Sani

I admire your clean language.

Where could the "widespread wish for that in 2006" start from?

When I heard of this news, I traveled to Ghana, to my home village, then to Ho to require reference material. ...
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Hello Sani

I admire your clean language.

Where could the "widespread wish for that in 2006" start from?

When I heard of this news, I traveled to Ghana, to my home village, then to Ho to require reference material. The gallant and noble men who raised this issue had a good cause. They also perhaps wanted "to leave sleepy dogs lie" but our annexation to the 3 Colonies was not done by the British. We (our fathers) signed a TREATY WITH WITH THE U.N THAT THEY WOULD TRY A 'UNION' WITH THE GOLD COAST FOR 50YEARS. That remains a FACT!!

That is where the issue lies.

Have you not read over a hundred times on Ghanaweb/SIL that Ewes "can go back to Togo etc etc?

The Anlos are more Ghanaian than the Asantes. Do you know this?

Anlo was brought under British rule in 1876 or so; whereas Asante was brought under British rule when Prempeh was captured. That was 1901/02.

This is the reason why Anloland (and Tongu areas as you say) were part of Gold Coast before TVT was added by the UN, at the request of Her Majesty the Queen, in 1956 December. Gold Coast Colony, Ashanti, Northern Territories plus TVT became GHANA on March 6, 1957.

Indeed Kwame Nkrumah was so smart that he "dismembered" the TVT just as on Independence, cutting off the uppermost side to become Upper Region; the Yendi /Bimbilla areas to be NORTHERN Region; the Akan areas along Volta Basin to become EASTERN Region and then added the Ewes plus Anlos plus the rest up to Krachi to be VOLTA REGION.

This was the main reason why Osagyefo thought it wise to recommend the MEDIUM MORTAR Regiment at Ho, to thwart any secessionist moves; and this was the main reason why Busia took Akosombokanea 'over' the Volta Region to sell to Togo, without any line dropped in the Volta Region.

Yes, we may leave sleepy dogs lie, but history must not be changed.

Long live Ghana
Bishop 11 years ago

I was in Gh last year and visited Ho. I saw the efforts that are been made by Togbe Afede. Ho has really changed and transformed. Thanks to the NPP, NDC, and the visionary leadership of the current Ho king. I realized that th ...
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I was in Gh last year and visited Ho. I saw the efforts that are been made by Togbe Afede. Ho has really changed and transformed. Thanks to the NPP, NDC, and the visionary leadership of the current Ho king. I realized that the Volta has a lot of opportunities with the availability of the Volta Lake and the sea. If the Volta is to develop the sons and daughters should stop putting all they had in Accra and else where and look towards home.

Voltarians have been guilty of fleeing the region for so long under the disguise that there arent any opportunities there. Who do they expect to come and develop the place for them? Accra is too choked as at now that no one should want to over concentrate on.

After the violent attack on Ewes in the Central region I will advice all Ewes living elswhere in Ghana and making it their home to look towards the region now.

How long can you continue to live as foreigners in other ppls region when yours is there for free? Business opportunities are springing up in places like Ho, Kpando, Hohoe, Anloga etc.

After all the Kwawus and Asantes developed their own regions. An Asante will never build anywhere until he has done so in Kumasi. If all Ewes in Ghana were to start investing in the region instead of Accra and elswhere and look towards home the Volata can easily be one of the success stories in Ghana.

Volta children the time is now. As opposed to what some of the Ewe haters and clueless Ghanaians say that the region is non friendly to non Ewes I saw many ppl speaking TWI when I was in Ho just last year. Many of our Akan brothers and sisters have seen the business opportunities in the region and are quickly capitalizing on it. It is a good sign and Ewes need to follow suit.

God bless those who help themselves.
C.Y. ANDYK 11 years ago

Ha! ba! So you guys can only respond to this piece with secession talk, and nothing else?:-)

OK. Any one of you aware of the activities of one Captain Brook to liberate the former TVT from the Ghana yoke of imperialistic ...
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Ha! ba! So you guys can only respond to this piece with secession talk, and nothing else?:-)

OK. Any one of you aware of the activities of one Captain Brook to liberate the former TVT from the Ghana yoke of imperialistic control?

Andy-K
Kodzo 11 years ago

No mention of the most basic infrastructure upon which all living things thrive. When are we going to think or talk seriously of expanding water supply to every community in the region to enhance life and economic developmen ...
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No mention of the most basic infrastructure upon which all living things thrive. When are we going to think or talk seriously of expanding water supply to every community in the region to enhance life and economic development?
Joe 11 years ago

Your explanation is more than insightful. I always think we need to relook at Trans-Volta union with Gold Coast.

Your explanation is more than insightful. I always think we need to relook at Trans-Volta union with Gold Coast.
BRUTUS 11 years ago

Wishful thinking. Your so-called Volta Fund has not achieved anything.

Wishful thinking. Your so-called Volta Fund has not achieved anything.
GHANAVIA 11 years ago

Kufuor, Appiah-Danquah you call your good self.

Do you think all Voltarians are as DUMB as yourself?

What are you up to?
Do you want to sell the Volta region for non-existent projects?

I demand that you publish the ...
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Kufuor, Appiah-Danquah you call your good self.

Do you think all Voltarians are as DUMB as yourself?

What are you up to?
Do you want to sell the Volta region for non-existent projects?

I demand that you publish the Audited Volta Fund Financial Statements and the Balance Sheet as evidence of proof for the world to believe your story.

Volta Region Morkporkpor my foot.
C.Y. ANDYK 11 years ago

First of all, I'd like to say thanks to the writer for taking the trouble to focus attention on his work as Board Member of the VORDA. I hardly knew what they are up to and what they have achieved so far, despite belonging to ...
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First of all, I'd like to say thanks to the writer for taking the trouble to focus attention on his work as Board Member of the VORDA. I hardly knew what they are up to and what they have achieved so far, despite belonging to major forums based on the VR.

Anyway, the word is "morkporkpor", which can be translated as "providing opportunity for progress or development"....

Sogakope is known for kente (kete) weaving. Rather Agbozume and Kpetoe are.

As for the debilitating apathy shown by people from the VR towards their home towns and region, it is replicated by all the elite of the other regions as well. Most of the Ga elite live in Accra but can someone point out what pivotal roles they have been playing in enhancing the living conditions of the ordinarily Ga people? Or what the Fante elite are doing? The Asante elite? The Dagbon, Mamprussi, etc, elite? Hmm! One can say the Gonja elite Mahama secured so many scholarships for his fellow northerners to study medicine in Cuba! Phew! What else?

Andy-K
Sani 11 years ago

I think the writer knows the "correct" word - "morkporkpor". The mistake in the title may be due to the webmaster. The titles are the only things he reads in the articles. He doesn't correct them but often makes a mistake wit ...
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I think the writer knows the "correct" word - "morkporkpor". The mistake in the title may be due to the webmaster. The titles are the only things he reads in the articles. He doesn't correct them but often makes a mistake with them.

In the last line, the writer gets "morkporkpor" correctly spelt. That one the webmaster didn't spoil it since he didn't read so far.

Even if the name "Appiah-Danquah Kufuor" doesn't sound Ewe, he will not be a worthy board member of VORDA if he didn't know it is "morkporkpor" which is, perhaps, better translated as "hopefulness".
C.Y. ANDY-K 11 years ago

I'd agree with you that he knows that it is "morkporkpor" but that doesn't mean he spelt them correctly in both cases. BTW, the 2nd one was also misspelt as "morkporkor". Take a look.

I don't think you therefore have to bl ...
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I'd agree with you that he knows that it is "morkporkpor" but that doesn't mean he spelt them correctly in both cases. BTW, the 2nd one was also misspelt as "morkporkor". Take a look.

I don't think you therefore have to blame the webmaster for the errors, as it is obvious the writer made them.

"Hopefulness" cannot be the translation of the word. It describes enabling or creating an opportunity or chance for someone or people to realise an objective. Same as the cliche of our lying politicians who are always promising us "enabling environment" for the private sector to be the engine of growth. "Morkporkpor" is therefore the nearest English equivalent.

Andy-K
Tiffiny Ablor 11 years ago

OMG!!!

OMG!!!
Akadu Mensema 11 years ago

This project was started by the Tsikatas and Awonoors and of the AFRC/PNDC eras. In the end, they could not even build a one-foot road, or bore-wells, and the Keta Sea Wall just became a metaphor of political erosion. It seem ...
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This project was started by the Tsikatas and Awonoors and of the AFRC/PNDC eras. In the end, they could not even build a one-foot road, or bore-wells, and the Keta Sea Wall just became a metaphor of political erosion. It seems to me that the Voltarian elites are just interested in political power, not economic development, and the NDC World Bank that has become paradoxically synonymous acidic poverty.
KOLA ,LONDON PROPER 11 years ago

Volta region has poverty because those supremacist of Akan extract like Acheampogzim 'fa wo tu begyi' Golf, Busia with the stinking feet, General Akuffo the empty head.. etc all abandoned Volta and the North.

It was the PN ...
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Volta region has poverty because those supremacist of Akan extract like Acheampogzim 'fa wo tu begyi' Golf, Busia with the stinking feet, General Akuffo the empty head.. etc all abandoned Volta and the North.

It was the PNDC's ELECTRIFICATION project which saw Volta and the North with Hydro-electric power extended to the all villages to boost commerce.
Kojo 11 years ago

Kola, most regions in Ghana, especially those hugely populated by Akans have seen some meagre development not because any Government in Ghana (with the exception of Kwame Nkrumah for development projects in Greater Accra), bu ...
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Kola, most regions in Ghana, especially those hugely populated by Akans have seen some meagre development not because any Government in Ghana (with the exception of Kwame Nkrumah for development projects in Greater Accra), but rather individual ingenuity and their entrepreneurial spirit have helped to sustain those regions. But what do we see with the large Volta intelligentsia who prefer to live in Accra and take up only government jobs? I know of highly well educated Voltarians who are scared to build homes in the Volta region for fear that they will die from witchcraft. Kola, it's even possible that you may be one of them who live comfortably in the UK because you are scared to build a home for yourself and your extended family in the Volta Region. All successive governments in Ghana have done a poor job of effectively developing the country as a whole. There's poverty in every region of Ghana. Hoowever, good spirited Ghanaians from certain regions have done more than enough to make their individual regions achieve some level of development. It is baseless for you to surmize that the Volta Region has poverty because certain governments abandoned it. That's far from the truth. I understand that ex-President Kuffour's governmen, for instance, did a lot of road and other development than it's predecessor did in several years in govrernment. I call on all my educated and rich friends from the Volta region to join the fight to prevent poverty in the Volta region as well as all of Ghana instead of only wanting to secure posh government jobs and collecting bribes and kick-backs in the process.
Kojo 11 years ago

I stand to be corrected in my sleepy mood:

Hoowever - should be however
governmen - should be government
goverernment - should be government

I stand to be corrected in my sleepy mood:

Hoowever - should be however
governmen - should be government
goverernment - should be government
Kwame 11 years ago

Ewes are even ashamed to identify themselves with the region. This fool called Kola calls himself T'adi boy. He will tell you that he is from Takoradi and not Ho.

Ewes are even ashamed to identify themselves with the region. This fool called Kola calls himself T'adi boy. He will tell you that he is from Takoradi and not Ho.
awuku 11 years ago

pls sayit again

pls sayit again
THEO 11 years ago

,TROKOSI NII ABOA, WO HO KANKAN SE ATEE.

You want AKANs to develop your hell hole region full of akpeteshie drinkers and rapists for you? Where do you ethnocentric idiot expect the SHOESHINEBOYS to develop a lazy region f ...
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,TROKOSI NII ABOA, WO HO KANKAN SE ATEE.

You want AKANs to develop your hell hole region full of akpeteshie drinkers and rapists for you? Where do you ethnocentric idiot expect the SHOESHINEBOYS to develop a lazy region full of tuberculosis morons who rape their own daughters.

Your stupid moronic ndc has ruled for 24 years, why is that hellholes called trokosiland not developed? Even you trokosis will not put your money to develop a trash region all of you are running from.

WHERE ARE THE SO CALLED EDUCATED TROKOSIS?
GAWUKO 11 years ago

Here we are. What is the problem? That we are not developing the VR? Is it only that. Hakuna matata. Sooner than later our Trokosi VR will develop. But development is relative so also is poverty. Let us use the UN defintion o ...
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Here we are. What is the problem? That we are not developing the VR? Is it only that. Hakuna matata. Sooner than later our Trokosi VR will develop. But development is relative so also is poverty. Let us use the UN defintion of poverty and development. If we use that definition as a criterion then most of Ghana is poor and not developed. But that is not an excuse for the poverty and underdevelopment in the VR. It is a motivation and as I said earlier the EDUCATED TROKOSIS will soon see to the development of their beloved Trokosi Home. Thanks for your challenge.
DKB 11 years ago

Yes, using UN definition of poverty and development, most of will be considered to be poor, but my question is where are the educated Ewes? I know too many who are very wealthy but will never build in their home land or retir ...
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Yes, using UN definition of poverty and development, most of will be considered to be poor, but my question is where are the educated Ewes? I know too many who are very wealthy but will never build in their home land or retire to live there? WHY is that? Most tribes don't seem to have a problem, infact with most tribes, not being able to build or own a home in your village is considered a failure no matter how wealthy you are in the city.
Until the educated Ewes change their attitude towards their homeland, it will be difficult to see any real sustainable development in your beloved Trokosi home my dear brother. I'm glad you've taken on the challenge and i hope you are not relying on these selfish theiving greedy parasites called politicians.
GHANAVIA 11 years ago

THEO, you are a miserable jerk,
Kwaseampeni,elamadumadu,dzimakpla,kabli & gbeha.

THEO, you are a miserable jerk,
Kwaseampeni,elamadumadu,dzimakpla,kabli & gbeha.
Kwami Bright 11 years ago

Why are some of you people so quick to make reference to Trokosi, creating the impression that all Ewes subscribed to it and that it's the only and worst cultural practice in the country when of course it;s public knowledge t ...
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Why are some of you people so quick to make reference to Trokosi, creating the impression that all Ewes subscribed to it and that it's the only and worst cultural practice in the country when of course it;s public knowledge that it;s only Ashanti chiefs whose remains are still interred or buried with heads of human beings who are chased and killed.
KANIBA 11 years ago

THE DURATION OF THOSE AKAN GOVERNMENTS THAT YOU MENTIONED, IF PUT TOGETHER, IS FAR FAR LESSER THAN YOUR MENTOR JJ RAWLINS. PLSE STOP BLAMING ANYBODY,BUT YOUR OWN.

THE DURATION OF THOSE AKAN GOVERNMENTS THAT YOU MENTIONED, IF PUT TOGETHER, IS FAR FAR LESSER THAN YOUR MENTOR JJ RAWLINS. PLSE STOP BLAMING ANYBODY,BUT YOUR OWN.
Kwami Bright 11 years ago

Yes, you are right. They neglected the VR and either took away or attempted to take away development projects brought to the region by othera. Egs., NPP criminalised the Quality Grain Project but were about to take the machin ...
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Yes, you are right. They neglected the VR and either took away or attempted to take away development projects brought to the region by othera. Egs., NPP criminalised the Quality Grain Project but were about to take the machines away from Battor-Aveyime to Kumasi. There was a Teacher Training College at Battor but it was converted into an SHS under Prez Kuffuor.
Kojo T 11 years ago

So Denkyira is very developed by its natives like Akadu but she is an economic refugee in the USA with a lot of her tribesmen and women doing security jobs and cleaning plates and the women washing old women and men . What an ...
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So Denkyira is very developed by its natives like Akadu but she is an economic refugee in the USA with a lot of her tribesmen and women doing security jobs and cleaning plates and the women washing old women and men . What an IRONY?
Qwame 11 years ago

Thanks to Appiah-Danquah for at least writing to inform the reading community. I'm however worried if this article will achieve to inform the people of the Volta region effectively. I'm at a loss as to why and how the numerou ...
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Thanks to Appiah-Danquah for at least writing to inform the reading community. I'm however worried if this article will achieve to inform the people of the Volta region effectively. I'm at a loss as to why and how the numerous FM radio houses in the Volta region for the past 4 years not on daily basis propagated any message about the Volta Region Development Agency? How do we expect any form of participation that the people are not aware of, or even if heard of, are clueless about participating or getting involved in anyway? I hope people influential can begin asking the media to start the crusade of at least creating the needed awareness so that the people whose interests are to be served can begin to ask questions for a start.
DKB 11 years ago

Because people in influential positions don't care about VDA, people in influential positions care less about what goes on there, it is the people like this writer, selfless journalists and selfless educated ewes who can brin ...
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Because people in influential positions don't care about VDA, people in influential positions care less about what goes on there, it is the people like this writer, selfless journalists and selfless educated ewes who can bring a change through educating and involving the locals. Forget about those who came with gifts campaigning for votes a few months ago. You don't need influential people to get the media to spread the word, you can do it yourself, have confidence in your own ability and help your locals because these politicians will continue to take you forgranted and only come to you for votes.
AMA SERWAH 11 years ago

Appiah-Danquah Kufuor: NEED UR EMAIL ADD

Appiah-Danquah Kufuor: NEED UR EMAIL ADD
AMA SERWAH 11 years ago

VORDEP,VORDA, MORKPORKOR: NO WEBSITES?
WHY?

VORDEP,VORDA, MORKPORKOR: NO WEBSITES?
WHY?
Kwaku 11 years ago

I have always said Voltarians are their own enemies,their leaders do not regard them and they discriminate a lot among themselves yet when they want to commit crime they are able to bring them together.They should use their s ...
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I have always said Voltarians are their own enemies,their leaders do not regard them and they discriminate a lot among themselves yet when they want to commit crime they are able to bring them together.They should use their strength in election to develop their region.
C.Y. ANDYK 11 years ago

What is the nonsense about equating Ewes to Voltarians and making that sweeping statement about them? The VR comprise people from several ethnic and linguistic groups as indigenes, not settlers; perhaps, more than any other r ...
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What is the nonsense about equating Ewes to Voltarians and making that sweeping statement about them? The VR comprise people from several ethnic and linguistic groups as indigenes, not settlers; perhaps, more than any other region in Ghana. The writer could easily pass off as someone from the Akan-speaking area of the VR but it appears he is not.

Anyway, does the elite from the other regions behave any differently from those of the deprived VR? Are most of the northern Ghana elite not based in the south, and a few in the big towns like Tamale? In any case, they became what they are by being where they are and derive their support and well-being from that. What we shld start urging them to do is put something back where they come from. Many have been trying to do that and meeting major obstacles, esp. when you are not there to organise and supervise things.

Andy-K
Kpegbadza 11 years ago

Kwaku, u are very right. Very selfish and vindictive leaders.

Kwaku, u are very right. Very selfish and vindictive leaders.
Kwami Bright 11 years ago

lS IT NOT MORE CORRECT TO SAY VOLTAIANS THAN VOLTARIANS? Someone might have wrongly coined that word and many of us are just copying them without seriously thinking about it.

lS IT NOT MORE CORRECT TO SAY VOLTAIANS THAN VOLTARIANS? Someone might have wrongly coined that word and many of us are just copying them without seriously thinking about it.
EZEKIEL 11 years ago

Are there NO IT-Specialists to help out the Key-board with African Alphabets... INSTEAD of this OR,inverted C,etc ??? Our Alphabets are DISAPPEARING!!!

Are there NO IT-Specialists to help out the Key-board with African Alphabets... INSTEAD of this OR,inverted C,etc ??? Our Alphabets are DISAPPEARING!!!
DKB 11 years ago

And yet the numerous laptops that were distributed by the government i understand were assembled in Ghana. Did it cross their mind to customise them? NO! They were only interested in getting them out early enough to win votes ...
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And yet the numerous laptops that were distributed by the government i understand were assembled in Ghana. Did it cross their mind to customise them? NO! They were only interested in getting them out early enough to win votes. You see how we are? We have no vision, no foresight, can't think outside the box.
Kwami Bright 11 years ago

I just admire your blend of the English language with Ewe, which you used to educate some readers. Akpe! thanks

I just admire your blend of the English language with Ewe, which you used to educate some readers. Akpe! thanks
anayomi 11 years ago

WE ALL REMMBER RAWLINGS THAT DID ZERO FOR US VOLTA PEOPLE WHILE HE WAS IN POWER, HE DID NOT EVEN PUT ROADS FOR US IT TOOK MAHAMA AND MILLS TO IMPROVE THE AREA

WE ALL REMMBER RAWLINGS THAT DID ZERO FOR US VOLTA PEOPLE WHILE HE WAS IN POWER, HE DID NOT EVEN PUT ROADS FOR US IT TOOK MAHAMA AND MILLS TO IMPROVE THE AREA
EZEKIEL 11 years ago

THIS IS A REASON MORE to amend the Constitution of 1992 so that we elect our own DCs and RMs. There will be COMPETITION towards development,INSTEAD of the PRESENT SITUATION whereby the president in ACCRA APPOINTS ALL THESE US ...
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THIS IS A REASON MORE to amend the Constitution of 1992 so that we elect our own DCs and RMs. There will be COMPETITION towards development,INSTEAD of the PRESENT SITUATION whereby the president in ACCRA APPOINTS ALL THESE USELESS PEOPLE!!!!
DE-CENTRALISATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ewevi 11 years ago

If that is your dream, save it for yourself, do not wish it for voltarians. Ewes have educated their chidren with their own sweat and have gained acclamation as a tribe of intellectuals. If other tribes set up educational fun ...
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If that is your dream, save it for yourself, do not wish it for voltarians. Ewes have educated their chidren with their own sweat and have gained acclamation as a tribe of intellectuals. If other tribes set up educational funds with the aim of catching up with Ewes, that should be their businness. Don't wish anything about that for any Tsikata etc.

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