COMMENT: RE: Ghana’s second chance

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SULE 10 years ago

YOU SPOILED YOUR ARTICLE BY TAKING ON NKRUMAH. NO MATTER HIS FAULTS, HE WAS THE BEST LEADER AFRICA AND GHANA HAS EVER HAD. NDC HAVE DESTROYED GHANA, THAT IS A FACT. I MAY EVEN SUPPORT A COUP TO REMOVE THEM FROM OFFICE.

YOU SPOILED YOUR ARTICLE BY TAKING ON NKRUMAH. NO MATTER HIS FAULTS, HE WAS THE BEST LEADER AFRICA AND GHANA HAS EVER HAD. NDC HAVE DESTROYED GHANA, THAT IS A FACT. I MAY EVEN SUPPORT A COUP TO REMOVE THEM FROM OFFICE.
john ansah 10 years ago

My brother you are worst off, how long are you going to blame governments for our woes??? yes every government has made some mistakes but we have to forge ahead and move on, there is hope for Ghana! there is no need for a cou ...
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My brother you are worst off, how long are you going to blame governments for our woes??? yes every government has made some mistakes but we have to forge ahead and move on, there is hope for Ghana! there is no need for a coup as you have suggested, shame on, you want to be apolitical with this article too!
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OLD SOLDIER 10 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 nex ...
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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...
Hear it Clear 10 years ago

Nonesense talk. Ghana is moving forward. If you don't want the NDC, mobilize your base and use your democratic right at the poll to remove them.

Nonesense talk. Ghana is moving forward. If you don't want the NDC, mobilize your base and use your democratic right at the poll to remove them.
The African Patriot 10 years ago

Are you talking about, mobilise your base and be put in prison because of wrongfully demonstration or your application to the EC will not be accepted? If criminals are in charge, they will do everything possible to eliminate ...
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Are you talking about, mobilise your base and be put in prison because of wrongfully demonstration or your application to the EC will not be accepted? If criminals are in charge, they will do everything possible to eliminate those who are bringing democracy, economical freedom and development to all.
They will steal the election through irregularities, corruptions (buying the votes of the people), etc.

So how are you going to erase these criminals?

Criminals in power can not be simply eradicate from power through democracy.
KANAWU 10 years ago

very good points but based on an unfortunately, wrong motives. is it to discredit nkrumah or relate to the current problems facing ghanaians. nothing constructive about this article...sorry

very good points but based on an unfortunately, wrong motives. is it to discredit nkrumah or relate to the current problems facing ghanaians. nothing constructive about this article...sorry
Nana Ansah 10 years ago

Adamu, think outside the box! So for no fault of theirs; these Mate Mehu nation wreckers and crooks found themselves behind bars? Boy, it is Action and Reaction. You go against the law; you get punished. No argument!

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Adamu, think outside the box! So for no fault of theirs; these Mate Mehu nation wreckers and crooks found themselves behind bars? Boy, it is Action and Reaction. You go against the law; you get punished. No argument!

It is like Kwame Nkrumah got up one day to wreck his bad mood on these knaves. No, not that simple. Baffoe Akoto, Danquah, Busia and Company who through their terrorist acts were making the new nation Ghana ungovernable got what they ask for. The taste of their own medicine. Very Bitter!

Look Adamu the PDA did not come like a bolt from the blue sky. It was enacted to save the new nation Ghana from the juggernaut of Mate Mehu savages, hooligans and vandalism. Today, the 21st century name for PDA is called Patriot Act in the USA. The British have their own version. The US has detained Al Kaida culprits at Gitmo on the enclaves of Cuba just to jump the US justice System. The USA is a democratic state but when it comes to enemy combat the rules of the game are different.

For crying out loud, it was Nkrumah who imprisoned J. B Danquah under the PDA? What?! Are you kidding me?!Such an idiot! Danquah bombed Ghana loud and got the punishment for that, period. The coward was calling the shots but cowering behind shower curtain in his menace to Ghana's peace and security.

Now your porous argument that Nkrumah was the source of corruption in Ghana reminds me of Kufuor who in his ineptness to combat corruption blamed Adam for being the sole source of it. Adamu, each of us is responsible for our deeds. You cannot steal and blame someone else when you are caught in the act. See, between our two ears there are gray mass sitting up there protected in a box/skull. Use that gray mass to think. You Mate Meho faithfools and fool soldiers are damn miserable. Kwame has become your lightning rod for all that you lazy minds fail to do.

Was the former numero uno civil servant of the world Kofi Annan right or right? Sure Kofi Annan is telling us the plain truth. Take inspiration from Kwame Nkrumah's ideas and ideals to aspire for higher goals. That is the real deal. Son, there is no ill will intended for being told what all Ghanaians/Africans should already be be doing by now. Africa has massivep problems and we all acknowledge that. Where is the solution?! You will find them in Nkrumah's books. The answers lies with Nkrumah's ideas and ideals which is more crucial today than ever. Africa must Unite!
Nana Yaw 10 years ago

His name says it all! A confused buffoon trying hard to be relevant in important discussion above his pedigree. Stay in your lane and seek wisdom. Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, the African of the millennium is not your class, and non in ...
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His name says it all! A confused buffoon trying hard to be relevant in important discussion above his pedigree. Stay in your lane and seek wisdom. Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, the African of the millennium is not your class, and non in your Danquah Dumbo clueless bunch comes close!!!
Nana Yaw 10 years ago

This garbage smells like Okoampa-Ahoofe!

This garbage smells like Okoampa-Ahoofe!
BRAVEBOY 10 years ago

You may possibly be right, but then again why would he hide under another name. We know it all, yet we will continue to adore Nkrumah because his argument was what endured.
Enter this quote in youtube and listen to some grea ...
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You may possibly be right, but then again why would he hide under another name. We know it all, yet we will continue to adore Nkrumah because his argument was what endured.
Enter this quote in youtube and listen to some great statements from Nkrumah-----'Kwame Nkrumah Speaks of the ILLUMINATI'
Samia 10 years ago

Nana Yaw and Braveboy, you have misfired!This is definately not that BIG ENGLISH MAN.This another antiNkrumah.Those of us who were born after the 1966 coup grew up to witness the various infrastructure Nkrumah built so it is ...
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Nana Yaw and Braveboy, you have misfired!This is definately not that BIG ENGLISH MAN.This another antiNkrumah.Those of us who were born after the 1966 coup grew up to witness the various infrastructure Nkrumah built so it is easy for me to say Nkrumah did well though i dont support his party.
BRAVEBOY 10 years ago

Samia.. most of us grew up to know his argument won and not just the infrastructure the others could not repeat. Just look at Congo. Nigeria, Liberia and our dear neighbors, Ivory Coast. Every country, like a good house, need ...
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Samia.. most of us grew up to know his argument won and not just the infrastructure the others could not repeat. Just look at Congo. Nigeria, Liberia and our dear neighbors, Ivory Coast. Every country, like a good house, needs to be built on a strong foundation and there lies the bulk of our problems.
The African Patriot 10 years ago

Nana Yaw, please use a fit name for your comment. The attention Mr. Adamu is drawing is not that bad. Although the message and intention of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah was a good one, the way he tried to do must not necessary be a good ...
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Nana Yaw, please use a fit name for your comment. The attention Mr. Adamu is drawing is not that bad. Although the message and intention of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah was a good one, the way he tried to do must not necessary be a good or right one.

It is true that Mr. Nkrumah had a vision to make Ghana and Africa great and strong. He acted so due to local and international thread on him. Which indeed led to his downfall.

How Ghana will look like today, if he succeeded, no one knows.

Mr. Kofi Annan indeed ride on his diplomatic line. He refuse to analyse the reason for the backward of the nation, maybe because he did not want to open doors of politics.

Mr. Adamus point throw some light on Dr. Nkrumah style of leadership, that was not democratic. He is also making a point.

I think both writers are making points here and they both need to be encouraged to write more for some of us to learn.

I am sure most of the young generation need to know more about Nkrumahs act and why he did so.

Good work to you Mr. Adamu!
NANA IS USING BAWUMIA 10 years ago

Albert Adamu, no matter what you and your NPP DANQUAHBUSIANS think about Kwame Nkrumah, he will always be the GREATEST AFRICAN to ever exist. Outside the Ashanti and Eastern Regions no one knows about Danquah. You can tell al ...
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Albert Adamu, no matter what you and your NPP DANQUAHBUSIANS think about Kwame Nkrumah, he will always be the GREATEST AFRICAN to ever exist. Outside the Ashanti and Eastern Regions no one knows about Danquah. You can tell all manner of lies about Nkrumah that will never denigrate his achievements and status in the world. Even the Europeans and the Americans owe a lot of their progress to Kwame Nkrumah. When I began reading your piece I really enjoyed it until when you showed your bias political color - that disgusted me. Shame on you Adamu, for turning such a great beginning into such a shitty end. You lose!
Nana Ansah 10 years ago

Adamu, in the first place the former first public servant of the world Kofi Annan does not need your unqualified endorsement or opinion to make this long overdue confession statement Kofi Annan should have said this whilst he ...
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Adamu, in the first place the former first public servant of the world Kofi Annan does not need your unqualified endorsement or opinion to make this long overdue confession statement Kofi Annan should have said this whilst he was in office as UN General secretary, it is nonetheless better late than never. Kofi Annan’s statement is what is making rounds among world leaders both past and now. All sane Ghanaians do concur to the statement made by Kofi Annan except for you nation wreckers Mate Meho knaves.

Adamu your ignorance is bliss. Your unqualified opinion is fraught with so much bias that it betraxs your ignorance. When will you Mate Mehu acknowledge the fact that you crippled Ghana with the 1966 coup? In fact your write-up is an ultimate disgrace to Maame Ghana. Why do guys come to Ghanaweb to display your extreme foolishness to the world? Maybe I am in vain flogging a dead horse like Adamu.

Kwame Nkrumah is more crucial and relevant today than ever because his axioms and predictions have come to past and they were right on the dot. Nkrumah is still an inspiration for the whole of Africa and the black race. His unmatched legacy will live on and on and increase in popularity whilst that of your lazy minded Danquah/Busia sinks into oblivion. With regards to aspiration for a higher goal which Nkrumah benchmarked as the African personality; this will always remain the yardstick by which Ghanaians/Africans will be measured as well as excel in the world of science, literature and art. FYI the British and Americans are spying on their fellow allies thanks in part to wikileaks and Snowden revealtions. So don't be soooo naive and swallow everything you are told by the so called democratic states. Where their interest is concerned, democracy stops there. You guys can continue to tell your tales to the marines but not discerning Ghanaians.

In the words of Kwame Nkrumah 'We are prepared to pick it (Ghana) up and make it a nation that will be respected by every nation in the world.' I need an Amen! Amen!!!!!!!!Yes, we surely will. Yes we can.

Let us live up to Kwame Nkrumah's aspirations today and show the world what we are capable of." Kofi Annan

The former number one public servant of world is a trillion times wiser than you knucklehead. It is fools like you Adamu who rush in where angels fear to tread. To win notoriety in stupidity is nothing to aspire for.

How can a man patent stupidity and feel good about it? Go ask Okoamboni Ahootan!

JB Danquah who failed his standard seven exmas many times would not have got/had scholarship to study in the UK had it not been for Akyems betrayal of Ashantis prior to the Yaa Ashantewaa war. It was the Akyems who scouted the British through the jungle to enable the British to defeat the Ashantis in 1902.The rest is history; Kumasi was burnt to the ground. Thanks oh hell no, shame on you Akyem traitors. Your treasonous campaign will never make any Akyem lead Ghana for you Akyems will Punk Ghana and before we know to our utter astonishment or consternation sold it. Never trust an Akyem backstabber!

Adamu, you cannot undo Nkrumah or make him infamous or assassinate his charater, that is an uphill battle which the western press tried but failed bitterly. Nkrumah is now in the pantheon of the world GREATEST leaders. Nkrumah lives! Africa must Unite.
Ababio 10 years ago

Dr kwame Nkrumah"s place in Ghana's history is assured.Hate write up like this will not derail our respect for a legend like Osagyefo.Writer shoud look beyong his political lenses for the sake of objectivity.Should rather wri ...
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Dr kwame Nkrumah"s place in Ghana's history is assured.Hate write up like this will not derail our respect for a legend like Osagyefo.Writer shoud look beyong his political lenses for the sake of objectivity.Should rather write on "no court"by Dr Busia,subversive act of JB Danquah and Kufour's hotel wawa.
bbk 10 years ago

Thank you.

Thank you.
Egya Blay 10 years ago

This analyst seem not to have a common ground to write this article to criticize Kofi Anna in a much scalawag manner. Yes! Kofi Annan wrote a good piece but the lack of critical analysis by this writer shows the angle his com ...
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This analyst seem not to have a common ground to write this article to criticize Kofi Anna in a much scalawag manner. Yes! Kofi Annan wrote a good piece but the lack of critical analysis by this writer shows the angle his coming from and his hypocritical political affiliation coupled with his baseless analysis. In a minute he was talking about good governance involving all; at one point lose direction. I wish I had the opportunity to write an article to challenge this man but would neither waste my expensive pen nor my time to refute his argument. There has not been any president endowed with prodigious talent like Dr. Kwame Nkrumah-his projects tell it all. After 50 years you cannot boast of a single sustainable project yet you make noise. ''The Nkrumah'' you referred to has made you today and his over 600 projects within a brink of an eye is what the exploded population is still depends on. I never saw Kwame Nkrumah but having read 6 of his books gives me an impression about the subsequent governments after Kwame Krumah.
BRAVEBOY 10 years ago

Why can't some people just let things be. Nkrumah was the first leader of Ghana and indeed, it was him who set out our aims and ambitions as a country. Yes, he was not perfect like every human being and if you had taking time ...
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Why can't some people just let things be. Nkrumah was the first leader of Ghana and indeed, it was him who set out our aims and ambitions as a country. Yes, he was not perfect like every human being and if you had taking time to read his books after he left power, you will not carry on in your slumber.
In mentioning Nkrumah's flaws,I can also list endless flaws from other past leaders, such as, Busia, Limann, Rawlings, Kufuor, etc.

Some topics are beyond discussion and yet people like you are the reason we are always divided. In fact, I can assure you, Nkrumah did not make those laws just because he loved to impose and torture people. He made them because he faced a lot of outside influence with the help of traitors aimed at making Ghana an apron string to others. Upon hindsight, I believe he would have done things differently. but my God! evidence today shows he was absolutely right and sought the interest of all Africans if not Ghanaians.

Mr Annan, set out to encourage and his wise sayings should be left as it is and please keep your opinions to yourself unless your intention of a rejoinder, is to attract attention to yourself, then I caution you, this is the first ingredient of a possible dictator, Attention.
Ken Atta-Boakye 10 years ago

Good indeed! Mr Asare. I pray for more of your likes in Ghana. Unfortunately, we have more intellectuals who refuse to use their brains to justify objectivity in intellectualism. Bravo!!

Good indeed! Mr Asare. I pray for more of your likes in Ghana. Unfortunately, we have more intellectuals who refuse to use their brains to justify objectivity in intellectualism. Bravo!!
Eric London 10 years ago

Blacks have no brain to rule themselves,even animals in U.K live better than the blacks.Kwame Nkrumah Busueni is the cause of all these African problems by driving the Whites.Kofi Annan and Ghananians should note that a Niger ...
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Blacks have no brain to rule themselves,even animals in U.K live better than the blacks.Kwame Nkrumah Busueni is the cause of all these African problems by driving the Whites.Kofi Annan and Ghananians should note that a Nigerian crook Arthur Nzezebe tricked Nkrumah by promising him of a wife and Nkrumah paid with our gold bars which Nzezebe failed. With desperation Nkrumah had to turn to his friend Gamel and beg for wife .Fatiah was Gamels girlfriend and he just pushed her for Nkrumah.That was the annoyance Kofi Abrefa Busia drove the Nigerians
nana konadu 10 years ago

what a lie!!!Fathia was only 18yrs old when she to ghana to marry Nkrumah. i saw her when she came out of the plane.who told you this lie that Nkrumah paid someone to get him a wife? he could have had any woman he wanted.Fath ...
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what a lie!!!Fathia was only 18yrs old when she to ghana to marry Nkrumah. i saw her when she came out of the plane.who told you this lie that Nkrumah paid someone to get him a wife? he could have had any woman he wanted.Fathia was Gamel Nasser's niece. please be informed. Busia drove out the nigerians because he was infuriated with Nkrumah@s african unity. they wantde to destroy everything Nkrumah stood for.
SAINT FRANCIS 10 years ago

I like it, pls writer's name?

I like it, pls writer's name?
Kwame 10 years ago

When an article can not walk because its contents fall flat on the face then you ask Mr. Albert Adamu why he loaded such poverty of thought on the web.
We stated yesterday that U.S. and her European allies do not like democ ...
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When an article can not walk because its contents fall flat on the face then you ask Mr. Albert Adamu why he loaded such poverty of thought on the web.
We stated yesterday that U.S. and her European allies do not like democracy and multiparty system of politics.
The U.S. Constitution bare communist and socialist parties in America from both congress and the senate.
It was a crime to carry, distribute and propagate socialist and communist ideology in the former British, French, Portugese and Spanish colonies in Africa. We stated yesterday that Kwame Nkrumah was forced by the British to expel communist from the CPP before Ghana was granted independence. Communist members of the African National Congress both Negro and Blaco were physically eliminated before majority rule was granted to the Bantus in that country.
We stated that there is nothing more corrupt than one country paying members of the security services in another country to overthrow a president and government they do not like.
Nothing is more corrupt than military junta members praising U.S. democracy at a time when the Negro was by that country's constitution referred to an animal less than the white man's dog.
Nothing is more corrupt than a super power bribing both civil and public servants in a country to prevent her socioeconomic development.
We stated that now that both Britain and U.S. had the prevention of communism act under which communist were imprisoned without trial. Britain also had the prevention of terrorism act even before Ghana became independent and that act was used against he freedom fighters in her former colonies. After 11th September 2001 anti terrorism acts in the advanced countries make Kwame Nkrumah's Prevention Detention Act look like a child play.
Now under suspicion the U.S. and her allies murder you extra-judiciary without trail.
We wrote that the one party rule was passed through a referendum and that the majority of Ghanaians accepted it. The arrest of Joseph Boache Danquah and Obetseby Lamptey averted further bomb trowing in the early 1960s.
Kwame Nkrumah's socioeconomic policies were aimed at making us independent economically, thus politically and the projects, institutions and factories that he set up attested to that. On the other hand Danquah and Busia told the British not to grant us independence.
Eugene 10 years ago

Hi there
Your article is good but I think you are being harsh on Nkrumah. The balance is not quite right. Ok balance is not simply 50-50. it is about WEIGHTS. Where Nkrumah found himself, being the first, when the WEST were ...
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Hi there
Your article is good but I think you are being harsh on Nkrumah. The balance is not quite right. Ok balance is not simply 50-50. it is about WEIGHTS. Where Nkrumah found himself, being the first, when the WEST were still licking their wounds and looking for revenge, he had to be a little "Almighty" in his stance to survive the "siege". No other government since Nkrumah can claim same WEIGHT of burden under siege to justify behaviours ascribed.
nana konadu 10 years ago

whether you like it or not Nkrumah was and is still the greatest statesman in africa. why cant you people appreciate this man? since the 1966 coup which of the so called leaders have done anything to move the country forward ...
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whether you like it or not Nkrumah was and is still the greatest statesman in africa. why cant you people appreciate this man? since the 1966 coup which of the so called leaders have done anything to move the country forward as Nkrumah did in 9yrs? tell me.all that they think of is their pockets and their comfort. Nkrumah never took a penny as at now. he did everything so that you & i will have a better life.i can see you're only writting what you've heard but i am talking from my experience at the time. now that the whole world has come to realise that the 1966 coup was a mistake why dont you and your likes come out to apologise.yes, apologise to ghanaians. instead you and your likes are still trying to legitimise that corrupt coup which your people sold the country for $20m and still looted ghana.you should bury your head in shame.if Nkrumah has been allowed to stay on a little longer ghana wouldn't be the way it is now.we were more disciplined, respected and hard working (work & happiness)can you imagine that after the coup. all the top brass managed to win huge huge sums of the lottery?SHAME!!!!!!!
AYAIM, USA 10 years ago

This is OUR PRESENT DAY GHANA. Expressing your views in risposte to what has been said by another person is fast becoming a MISNOMER. Leave Adamu alone! The man intelligently expressed his candid opinion. Even if it was "the ...
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This is OUR PRESENT DAY GHANA. Expressing your views in risposte to what has been said by another person is fast becoming a MISNOMER. Leave Adamu alone! The man intelligently expressed his candid opinion. Even if it was "the camouflaged OKOAMPAH" what is wrong with that? He called a SPADE BY ITS NAME. All those putting up these abysmal critiques of him are the reflections of COWARDS & SYCOPHANTS scared of spewing the truth.
Abeku 10 years ago

Which of us Ghanaians has ever asked him or herself what can I do to help mother Ghana? We discriminate, insults and give all sort of names to our Governments and people strugling hard to help Ghana, which one of us has ever ...
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Which of us Ghanaians has ever asked him or herself what can I do to help mother Ghana? We discriminate, insults and give all sort of names to our Governments and people strugling hard to help Ghana, which one of us has ever thought of how to help mother Ghana move forward?
We should stop living in the past. Let us start living from today aiming at the future, let us start joining hands to build Ghana from today, let us learn from our mistakes of yesturday, correct them if we can and stop pointing fingers to people. When you point your finger on someone, the rest of the fingers are pointing to you. Forward ever, backward never.
Jemmo 10 years ago

Sorry to say you are myopic in your assertion..

Sorry to say you are myopic in your assertion..
Pee 10 years ago

Very good and respectful reply to our honorable Kofi Annan and to the various people who read his article. You have said it all, Albert. God bless you.

Very good and respectful reply to our honorable Kofi Annan and to the various people who read his article. You have said it all, Albert. God bless you.
THINK STRAIGHT 10 years ago

COMMENT:RE:GHANA'S SECOND CHANCE

COMMENT:RE:GHANA'S SECOND CHANCE
Des 10 years ago

The beauty of your article has been undermined by the discernible rage. Furthermore, your piece lacks contextual situation. Perhaps you have forgotten the Kulugugu bombings. Read San Tsu.

The beauty of your article has been undermined by the discernible rage. Furthermore, your piece lacks contextual situation. Perhaps you have forgotten the Kulugugu bombings. Read San Tsu.
JAMES Y 10 years ago

The situation which made Nkrumah to introduce the PDA, if Albert Adamu is ignorant of it, is similar situation which is confronting the free world to day - a few disgruntled people using violence to destroy people and propert ...
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The situation which made Nkrumah to introduce the PDA, if Albert Adamu is ignorant of it, is similar situation which is confronting the free world to day - a few disgruntled people using violence to destroy people and property in the same of religion and hatred. In the Nkrumah's case, the perpetrators used bombs to kill and maimed men, women and children, in the quest to force the government out since they couldn't do it through the ballot box. The offspring and successors of the perpetrators are continuing the insidious work in present Ghana, only this time, they are using "pink sheets", loud mouths and lies to try and get power. To refute the other points raised in the article, I will leave that for the future.
Adjei 10 years ago

I smell rat here. Ahoofe is that you?

I smell rat here. Ahoofe is that you?

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