Boycott Blues In Post Election Ghana

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• FRANKLIN 11 years ago

  Dr. indeed u speaking as a man who have his country in mind and love the nation as well. You are my HERO

  Dr. indeed u speaking as a man who have his country in mind and love the nation as well. You are my HERO

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• JAMES PEROVER 11 years ago

  THERE WILL BE ELECTIONS IN TEMA WE SHALL SEE IF TITUS GLOVER WILL NOT GO AND VOTE.THE SIMPLE TRUTH IS THAT THE NPP KNOW THEIR CANDIDATES WILL NEVER WIN THE AKATSI AND BUEM SEATS.

  THERE WILL BE ELECTIONS IN TEMA WE SHALL SEE IF TITUS GLOVER WILL NOT GO AND VOTE.THE SIMPLE TRUTH IS THAT THE NPP KNOW THEIR CANDIDATES WILL NEVER WIN THE AKATSI AND BUEM SEATS.

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• Clifford 11 years ago

  I hope the NPP officials are reading. They can't seek justice and turn down justice.

  I hope the NPP officials are reading. They can't seek justice and turn down justice.

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• kojo 11 years ago

  peace my beloved motherland ghana

  peace my beloved motherland ghana

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• Paul Amuna 11 years ago

  IINTERESTING have always supported NPP's "principled stance" on seeking judicial redress for what they perceive to be an unfair outcome of the elections. However subsequent and continuing recalcitrant and negative behaviours ...
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  IINTERESTING have always supported NPP's "principled stance" on seeking judicial redress for what they perceive to be an unfair outcome of the elections. However subsequent and continuing recalcitrant and negative behaviours make me serious question whether their prime motive in the first place was to seek to "strengthen our democracy". If that were the case, all these boycotts and threats of making the nation "ungovernable" wouldn't occur in the first place.
  
  So, in the national interest, let us all allow due judicial process to take its course. In the mean time, it should be business as usual and the status quo ante until further notice. And NPP must remember: whatever precedents they set will come back to haunt them even though if NDC were to behave in a similar fashion, I would roundly condemn them for what I believe is unhealthy for our democracy and an embarrassment to the nation within the global family of nations.

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