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PRINCE KWASI ADADE 10 years ago

AUTHOR: EBO QUANSAH---------------Dear reader, forgive me for diverting from the topic I promised yesterday. I have been compelled by Jerry Rawlings’ outburst in Nigeria about corruption, as if he himself is a saint. I am c ...
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AUTHOR: EBO QUANSAH---------------Dear reader, forgive me for diverting from the topic I promised yesterday. I have been compelled by Jerry Rawlings’ outburst in Nigeria about corruption, as if he himself is a saint. I am compelled to do this expose on the former junta head for those who do not know his role in promoting corruption as a national concept. Read on!
In June 1979, eight top military officers, including three former heads of state, were lined up and executed at the Teshie Military Firing range in two batches. Gen. Ignatius Kutu Acheampong, Gen. Frederick William Kwasi Akuffo, Gen. Robert Kotei, Lt-Gen. Akwasi Amankwaa Afrifa, Rear Admiral Joy Amedume, Air Vice-Marshall George Yaw Boakye, Emmanuel K. Utuka and Colonel Roger Felli were accused of corrupting the body politic.
In an interview with New Nation, a monthly magazine circulating in Nigeria and now defunct, the Chairman of the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council, which supervised over the most famous case of extra-judicial killings in the history of the political evolution of Ghana, justified the action of his military junta as a necessary action to rid the body politic of corruption.
“They were jumbo-sized armed robbers whose killings left the world smelling nicer,” Flt-Lt. Rawlings was quoted by the magazine as saying in explanation.
Jerry Rawlings said the officers had to be killed, “because Ghana was faced with their type of thievery breed of criminals who were worse than Nigeria’s armed robbers” in the 1970s.
“Now, I’ll tell you what we have here. We have a breed that is, perhaps, worse than your armed robbers,” he told reporters of the New Nation in an exclusive interview. “They are the pen robbers. These species of vermin have for long perpetrated corruption with impunity.
“They have not only bled the nation white, but as a result of their thievery, Ghana has suffered hunger, loss of national spirit, loss of pride and respect in the military uniform. So, as you can see, while Nigerians have perceived their main social problems to be the proliferation of six Naira armed robbers, we, in Ghana, think that our problem is that of people who take widow’s mite from a bankrupt nation.”
In the words of the ex-junta head: “While you (Nigeria) content yourself at the Bar Beach by watching the executions of mal-adjusted labourers, mechanics or clerks, we in Ghana, have killed the jumbo armed robbers, call them generals or brigadiers – whose going to leave the world smelling sweeter.”
One interesting thing about this claim is that Jerry Rawlings and his righteous AFRC members could not account for monies lodged in AFRC Account 48, which was specially created to lodge huge monies paid by businessmen and other persons and institutions found guilty by a so-called people court to have corrupted the system. Monies from seized goods auctioned to the public at so-called control prices were also lodged in the account.
When President Hilla Limann took power after the AFRC had left the scene on September 24, 1979, the new Head of State complained that there was nothing in the coffers, insinuating that the famous Account 48 could not be traced.
When Flt-Lt. Rawlings, who had refused to accept the new government’s offer to go on course abroad, was questioned on the disappearance of the huge lodgings in the account, he replied that he was not an accountant. Incidentally, the fate of PNDC Account 48, established by the second junta led by the same person, has not been accounted for as you read this piece.
One of the most interesting developments in Ghana’s political evolution was the decision to abolish the General Certificate of Examinations -Ordinary and Advanced levels- by the Provisional National Defence Council. The main reason given was that the old educational system had favoured only the children of the elite class.
At a time ordinary folks of the land were enrolling their children in what became known as the Junior and Senior Secondary schools, whose certificates -BECE and SCCE- were not recognised beyond the four corners of the country, Jerry Rawlings enrolled his children at the expensive Ghana International School in Accra to read subjects that qualified them to sit for the GCE Ordinary and the Advanced levels his PNDC administration had prohibited the mass of Ghanaian children from.
I do not believe corruption is only putting state money in one’s pocket. Exploiting state resources for one’s advantage could even be a worse form of corruption. That is why I have an axe to grind with Jerry Rawlings for enrolling all his children abroad to study with the GCE Ordinary and Advanced levels, acquired outside the formal sector in the country.
What I call Jerry’s Stupid Schools has debased education up to the tertiary level, where lottery numbers, other than real academic work, determines qualification at the first degree level.
To add insult to injury, when asked to tell Ghanaians how he was funding the education of all the three children -Ezanator, YaaAsantewaa and Kimathi- in expensive universities in Britain and Ireland, Jerry Rawlings looked at Ghanaians in the face and answered that unknown benefactors were picking up the bills for their fees.
The Almighty is a kind Lord. It emerged that companies the state of Ghana was dealing with and which were milking Ghana dry, were picking up the bills of Jerry Rawlings’ children. And such a person has the audacity to complain about leaders being corrupt.
I dare state that corruption was elevated into an art under Jerry Rawlings. The circumstances under which he transformed himself from a military dictator into a civil constitutional President smells of corruption all the way to the Castle.
After eleven and a half years of the ‘Gospel According to Jerry Rawlings,’ a period he himself identified as the ‘culture of silence’, Jerry Rawlings and those who claim to believe in him used the resources of state to convert his military oligarchy and the entire governance system into a political party. With the Electoral Commission and the entire process under his thumb, Jerry Rawlings exchanged his military garb for a description as Constitutional President of the Republic of Ghana. God Almighty should remain where he is.
The eight year administration he led, as Constitutional President of this Republic, eulogised corruption as a state-sponsored event. State asserts were transferred to cronies under the guise of divestiture. As you read this piece, Nsawam Cannery, one of the flagship projects of the now defunct Ghana Industrial Holding Corporation, belongs to Caridem, a company floated by Mrs. Rawlings’ 31st December Women’s Movement, in a purchasing agreement that parceled the company to Caridem for a pittance.
Under the Government of the National Democratic Congress Mark One, corruption festered on a large scale. It would take volumes to chronicle corruption under the NDC. But four prominent issues stand out. Getting to the end of the first term of office, newspapers that had been freed from the bondage of the culture of silence began chronicling evidence of corrupt deals by leading members of the regime.
In 1996, the Commission for Human Rights and Administrative Justice investigated one matter and established massive corrupt deals against Ibrahim Adam, then Minister of Agriculture, Colonel E.M. Osei Owusu, a former Minister of the Interior, P.V. Obeng, a Presidential Staffer, and Dr. Adjei Marfo, a Chief Executive Officer of a state-run company.
Instead of prosecuting them, the Government of Saint Rawlings rather issued a While Paper exonerating the corrupt elements, and rather indicted the media for highlighting the issue.
In Britain, Mabey and Johnson was prosecuted not too long ago for corruptly influencing Ghanaian politicians between 1994 and 1999 to gain bridge contracts, The news in these contracts is that barely one year after completing two bridges in Ghana, including one over River Oti, the Ghana Government had to contract experts from Britain to repair them as they threatened to cave in.
In 2002, the former Managing Director of Ghana Rubber Estates Limited, Mr. Etienne Arthur Marie Popeler, told an Accra Fast Track High Court that he gave millions of dollars to Mr. Dan Abodakpi, then Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry, Ms. Shirley Ayittey, then Treasurer of the 31st December Women’s Movement, in bribes before his French company, SIPH, could secure GREL.
The case of Ms. Cotton, an unemployed American, secured $20 million of scarce state cash from compromised state officials, ostensibly to grow rice for Ghanaians at Aveyime in the Battor area of the Volta Region. Even when Ghana’s Ambassador to the United States had sent a warning letter about the background of Ms. Cotton, and intimating that she was incapable of undertaking the task, state officials paid the money. As it turned out, the main motivating factor was the cut they all stood to make.
If corruption is endemic in the body politic after the so-called June 4, uprising, the genesis could be traced to Jerry Rawlings who executed eight Ghanaians officials on unproven trivial charges, and out-doored full- blown corruption as a state policy.
In other exposé next week, I intend to draw the link between the free for all looting that assails the body politic in the Mills-Mahama regime, and the adventure of Jerry John Rawlings as Head of State of this Republic. I shall return!
kwabla 10 years ago

HE WILL SURELY PAY FOR IT:

HE WILL SURELY PAY FOR IT:
ZoRRo 10 years ago

Everyone wants to see the President for his cut of the national pie. What a country ? Go on stealing and one day Jesus will come and take you out.

Everyone wants to see the President for his cut of the national pie. What a country ? Go on stealing and one day Jesus will come and take you out.
OLD SOLDIER 10 years ago

Author:-Hon. Martin A.B.K. Amidu.

...The Government exercised the latter option when we disagreed over the judgment debt and other Gargantuan crimes. The Government, and my colleague Ministers at the time know that there w ...
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Author:-Hon. Martin A.B.K. Amidu.

...The Government exercised the latter option when we disagreed over the judgment debt and other Gargantuan crimes. The Government, and my colleague Ministers at the time know that there was no provision for dismissal under my contract of employment as a Minister or that of any Minster.

I reserve the right as a citizen of Ghana to protect and defend my honour and integrity should this civilized challenge for the truth be ignored.

This is not the price I should be made to pay by the Government of Ghana for defending the Constitution of Ghana in the Waterville and Isofoton unconstitutional payments declared by the Supreme Court.
K.K 10 years ago

Look at this stooge too. Bagbin at least ceased fire unlike that f00l called tarzan. And again Bagbin is afraid he will loose his daily bread after they are government in power.

Look at this stooge too. Bagbin at least ceased fire unlike that f00l called tarzan. And again Bagbin is afraid he will loose his daily bread after they are government in power.
The 10 years ago

Kakara Essamuah this is not democracy matter it rather shows the current NDC leadership is weak, they can't act and that is why everybody is stealing and getting away with it. In anycase what Bagbin said was right so Mahama c ...
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Kakara Essamuah this is not democracy matter it rather shows the current NDC leadership is weak, they can't act and that is why everybody is stealing and getting away with it. In anycase what Bagbin said was right so Mahama can't do anything. Again your whole argument doesn't make sense. NDC had had leaders who could expel or suspend members for actions considered to be not in the interest of the party, eg Kofi Adams and Josiah Aryee. Others were either beaten up or held hostage and were eventually forced out of the party, Frances and Obed Asamoah so Kakra there is abousulty no sense in your twist against NPP
Kwame 10 years ago

Kofi Adams has been restored to his former position,Bagbin is being criticised but not suspened. What happened to Wireko Brobbey?
What happened to Arthur Kennedy and others who dared to speak against party leadership in NPP. ...
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Kofi Adams has been restored to his former position,Bagbin is being criticised but not suspened. What happened to Wireko Brobbey?
What happened to Arthur Kennedy and others who dared to speak against party leadership in NPP.
NDC might be bad now, but NPP is certainly worse.
Kobla Zeglo 10 years ago

You are so full of Hatred for the "One Man" who made you civilized that you made no sense in your article. Word of advise:- Be civilized and a bit polite. You are just too rude.

You are so full of Hatred for the "One Man" who made you civilized that you made no sense in your article. Word of advise:- Be civilized and a bit polite. You are just too rude.
Kojo Kumasi 10 years ago

Dont politice and compare every situation. Boss no one would have done that in NPP. What the Bagbin said is true. To all common sense people, it is well said. It is left with the President to position himself well. This is wh ...
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Dont politice and compare every situation. Boss no one would have done that in NPP. What the Bagbin said is true. To all common sense people, it is well said. It is left with the President to position himself well. This is what really caused Mills downfall. Mills might have been miserable by now, it is God who took him away to save him from disgrace. Mahama wise up. Those guys around you are nothing but inexperienced and foolish. Some were my junior at KNUST. Someone like Ofosu Kwakye the BSc Chemistry student. What sense has he got to be a deputy minister. Awurade. Ghana paa nie.
Kwesi Agbenu 10 years ago

This Kakra Essamua man is not a lawyer. He is childish. His arguments are invariably porous on ASEMPA FM. How many times did Bagbin stir the hornest nest?. What was the thinking of Kwakye Ofoso the rabbit when he said Bagbin ...
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This Kakra Essamua man is not a lawyer. He is childish. His arguments are invariably porous on ASEMPA FM. How many times did Bagbin stir the hornest nest?. What was the thinking of Kwakye Ofoso the rabbit when he said Bagbin must consider himself sacked? Let Bagbin say that again and watch what will happen to him.
Oldman Akufo Addo Abr3 10 years ago

Nonsense, why was Wrekko Brobbey suspended from the NPP? Why did that "Gbeshie" man came to apologise to NPPs? Nkwaseas3m arakwa, didn't Bagbin behave similarly when he wanted a ministerial position during late Mills time? ...
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Nonsense, why was Wrekko Brobbey suspended from the NPP? Why did that "Gbeshie" man came to apologise to NPPs? Nkwaseas3m arakwa, didn't Bagbin behave similarly when he wanted a ministerial position during late Mills time? When he was later given Water Resources, Works and Housing did you hear him talk again. Wo shoa wae Kwesi Gbemi.
Sethoo 10 years ago

Kakra is a senior of Randy Abbey in bootlicking,to him he thinks he is smart.To let you know even though he was sacked from NPP he worked with the Kufour's govt,he is now enjoying nyafuu nyafuu with NDC.

Kakra is a senior of Randy Abbey in bootlicking,to him he thinks he is smart.To let you know even though he was sacked from NPP he worked with the Kufour's govt,he is now enjoying nyafuu nyafuu with NDC.
BONSO 10 years ago

This guy thinks he is savvy and smart but his utterances depict him as a fool, full of beans! what a wanker is this Essamuah, trading on his good father's name...Essamuah is a white wash blowing hot air in the poor media

This guy thinks he is savvy and smart but his utterances depict him as a fool, full of beans! what a wanker is this Essamuah, trading on his good father's name...Essamuah is a white wash blowing hot air in the poor media
kwabla 10 years ago

IT WAS THE RIGHT BULLET AND NOT THE RIGHT TAGGET

IT WAS THE RIGHT BULLET AND NOT THE RIGHT TAGGET
Uhuru 10 years ago

He should not compare NDC to NPP. He should mind his problems and stop talking of another party. A flirt

He should not compare NDC to NPP. He should mind his problems and stop talking of another party. A flirt
BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!! 10 years ago

There goes another rotten corrupt NDC propagandist who has no wisdom!!! Advise your vampire so-called 'president' to CEASE CORRUPTION himself and everybody else will stop. Fish rots from the head!!

There goes another rotten corrupt NDC propagandist who has no wisdom!!! Advise your vampire so-called 'president' to CEASE CORRUPTION himself and everybody else will stop. Fish rots from the head!!
Lub De Boob 10 years ago

drag them on the street and beat the hell out of them.

drag them on the street and beat the hell out of them.
Modibo Keita 10 years ago

Essamuah, just yesterday you were singing a different tune why have changed the tune today? What business do you have with NPP? Is that your business whether they will suspend Wireko brobbey or not. Dzi wofie asem.

Essamuah, just yesterday you were singing a different tune why have changed the tune today? What business do you have with NPP? Is that your business whether they will suspend Wireko brobbey or not. Dzi wofie asem.
DrG 10 years ago

thank you

thank you
Wahala 10 years ago

How can we build Ghana this way? With well educated people saying things just because of what they stand to gain personally. I respect people like Bagnin

How can we build Ghana this way? With well educated people saying things just because of what they stand to gain personally. I respect people like Bagnin
OMANBAPA 10 years ago

IT IS GD TO LISTEN TO PEOPLE WHEN THEY
RE TALKING SO U CAN JUDGE THEM BY THEIR WORDS.I CAN'T MAKE HEAD OR TAIL OF WHAT THE SELF ACCLAIMED LAWYER IS
SAYING.IS HE SAYING THE NDC IS MORE DEMOCRATIC THAN NPP.GOD SAVE GHANA.

IT IS GD TO LISTEN TO PEOPLE WHEN THEY
RE TALKING SO U CAN JUDGE THEM BY THEIR WORDS.I CAN'T MAKE HEAD OR TAIL OF WHAT THE SELF ACCLAIMED LAWYER IS
SAYING.IS HE SAYING THE NDC IS MORE DEMOCRATIC THAN NPP.GOD SAVE GHANA.
Chiga 10 years ago

After such a reaction from the president, this gentle wants us to believe they are tolerant to criticisms?
And even since when has the NPP become a yard stick for the NDC?

After such a reaction from the president, this gentle wants us to believe they are tolerant to criticisms?
And even since when has the NPP become a yard stick for the NDC?
Paki J 10 years ago

Wow. Are you speaking the truth? You and I know very well that the Guy talking is not a kid, and that was why you could not touch him. Expel him and your administration is done. He knows more corrupt people in the Government ...
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Wow. Are you speaking the truth? You and I know very well that the Guy talking is not a kid, and that was why you could not touch him. Expel him and your administration is done. He knows more corrupt people in the Government than the President himself. Sack him and you will see what you own skeleton looks like. I dare you that if you and the President have balls do that. Shame on you for trying to portray your party in a good light.
You wait and the time is coming.
Why are you destroying our Country?
Money 10 years ago

PAKI SO YOU MEAN WEREKO bROBBEY IS A KID IN THE PARTY HENCE COULD BE SUSPENDED FOR TWO YEARS? EVERYBODY KNOWS NPP IS ARROGANT AND CANNOT TOLERATE CRITICISM. 8:2 IS AWAITING YOU IN 2016

PAKI SO YOU MEAN WEREKO bROBBEY IS A KID IN THE PARTY HENCE COULD BE SUSPENDED FOR TWO YEARS? EVERYBODY KNOWS NPP IS ARROGANT AND CANNOT TOLERATE CRITICISM. 8:2 IS AWAITING YOU IN 2016
BE WISE 10 years ago

Bagbin is not a perfect being, he also has some cobwebs in his cupboard. Even Martin Amidu is out how much more Bagbin? He did not do well at all and must be condemn by all. I still insist that he shd be humble enough to ap ...
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Bagbin is not a perfect being, he also has some cobwebs in his cupboard. Even Martin Amidu is out how much more Bagbin? He did not do well at all and must be condemn by all. I still insist that he shd be humble enough to apologise to the Pres. in public the same way he came out with his insults. Respect one another and move the country forward. Ppl remember what he did to Late Pres. Mills in the same manner and it does speak well of him. I hope he is not a Judas Iscariot.
PLUMBER 10 years ago

Being pals in Parliament with John Mahama for twelve years, it is difficult for Bagbin to understand why he should now go through a third party to see the President, someone with whom he chatted on a daily basis not too long ...
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Being pals in Parliament with John Mahama for twelve years, it is difficult for Bagbin to understand why he should now go through a third party to see the President, someone with whom he chatted on a daily basis not too long ago. But after the elections of 2012, the situation did not return to the status quo ante. It was no more friendship as usual. Many people who were very close to Mahama had their distance to him increased by presidential staffers and security details. It is natural in every human situation. When the circumstances of a very close friend changes, it is difficult if not impossible to adjust. Suddenly Bagbin has to start addressing John Mahama as Your Excellency, man, it is hard to take. But that is life. That is why the Jews found it hard to believe Jesus was the Messiah, they knew he was the son of an ordinary carpenter. How could He now be their saviour?
DAN 10 years ago

is the president not a human being
can he meet everybody everyday do not kill him as u kill prof

is the president not a human being
can he meet everybody everyday do not kill him as u kill prof
Abban 10 years ago

Oh Kakra, gyimi paa nie, you are a disgrace to us (Fantis)

Oh Kakra, gyimi paa nie, you are a disgrace to us (Fantis)
Paa Kweisi 10 years ago

Kakra,go and eat some more doughnuts and shut the fu.ck up. As a "lawyer",your analysis on radio sounds like a high school graduate. Do you win any cases in court ? Just to think these are the people advising our president. G ...
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Kakra,go and eat some more doughnuts and shut the fu.ck up. As a "lawyer",your analysis on radio sounds like a high school graduate. Do you win any cases in court ? Just to think these are the people advising our president. God help us.
Master Kwaku 10 years ago

Can't the NDC ever solve its internal problems without ever mentioning the NPP. NDC, get a life!!!

Can't the NDC ever solve its internal problems without ever mentioning the NPP. NDC, get a life!!!
Ritewing 10 years ago

Kakra has ceaced to talk sensibly since he joined the Ndc. It is because he packs so much hate for the NPP. The weight of this hatredness will weigh on his conscience and hunt him in his waking moments, till he returns to his ...
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Kakra has ceaced to talk sensibly since he joined the Ndc. It is because he packs so much hate for the NPP. The weight of this hatredness will weigh on his conscience and hunt him in his waking moments, till he returns to his natural home, the NPP.
Bootlicking has never been part of your being. In the Ndc, you are exhibiting this reprehensible character trait even more than the insiders. Be yourself once again, Kakra.
Majele Gbeke Kofie Mawuko 10 years ago

Given the chance this Kakra Essamuah I will put blocks on his balls. We still give him time. The time will come

Given the chance this Kakra Essamuah I will put blocks on his balls. We still give him time. The time will come
Cynthia Hanson 10 years ago

If he (Bagbin)were in NPP right? Does the guy miss NPP? Your outspoken Dad must be turning over and over in his grave. Kakra,you in NDC? Wonders and turning over a la grave will never end.

If he (Bagbin)were in NPP right? Does the guy miss NPP? Your outspoken Dad must be turning over and over in his grave. Kakra,you in NDC? Wonders and turning over a la grave will never end.
NAA4U 10 years ago

KOJO KUMASI,IF WHAT BAGBIN SAID WAS TRUE AND FOR THAT MATTER HE WOULDNT HAVE BEEN PUNISHED IN THE NPP, DID WHAT WEREKO BROBEY SAID WAS A LIE? DID HE ALSO NOT SPEAK THE TRUTH ON ISSUES IN THE PARTY AND YET WAS SUSPENDED FOR TW ...
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KOJO KUMASI,IF WHAT BAGBIN SAID WAS TRUE AND FOR THAT MATTER HE WOULDNT HAVE BEEN PUNISHED IN THE NPP, DID WHAT WEREKO BROBEY SAID WAS A LIE? DID HE ALSO NOT SPEAK THE TRUTH ON ISSUES IN THE PARTY AND YET WAS SUSPENDED FOR TWO YEARS?
TOTISTIS 10 years ago

Essamuah, shut up your stinking mouth and advice the president to show positive signs of fighting corruption in his government and the country. This has nothing to do with NPP and Wereko-Brobbey. Shameless thieves!

Essamuah, shut up your stinking mouth and advice the president to show positive signs of fighting corruption in his government and the country. This has nothing to do with NPP and Wereko-Brobbey. Shameless thieves!
THE JACKAL 10 years ago

LET THOSE STOOGES OF JOHN MAHAMA STOP DRAGGING THE NPP INTO THEIR STUPID FIGHT WITH THE BIN BAG MAN

LET THOSE STOOGES OF JOHN MAHAMA STOP DRAGGING THE NPP INTO THEIR STUPID FIGHT WITH THE BIN BAG MAN
kwasi 10 years ago

BAGBIN SHULD OF BEEN PROMOTED FOR SPEACKING THE TRUTH AND SHOWING COURAGE AND LEADERSHIP WHEN ALL YOU NDC CAWARDS ARE STANDING FOR THE LIES
AND FRAUD SHAME ON YOU

BAGBIN SHULD OF BEEN PROMOTED FOR SPEACKING THE TRUTH AND SHOWING COURAGE AND LEADERSHIP WHEN ALL YOU NDC CAWARDS ARE STANDING FOR THE LIES
AND FRAUD SHAME ON YOU
de 10 years ago

This posture of Kakra Essamuah really falls short of any wisdom. Expressing one's opinion freely isn't synonymous with an avowed promise and a vigorously purported pursuit of corruption eradication.

This posture of Kakra Essamuah really falls short of any wisdom. Expressing one's opinion freely isn't synonymous with an avowed promise and a vigorously purported pursuit of corruption eradication.
SAFO,NY 10 years ago

KAKRA ESSAMUAH DON'T BE A HYPOCRITE; IF YOU KAKRA ESSAMUAH WANTS TO SEE PRESIDENT MAHAMA AND YOU GET FRUSTRATED AND OBSTRUCTED BY THOSE EVIL DWARFS HOVERING AROUND THE PRESIDENT ALL THAT YOU NEED TO DO IS "SUPPORT A COUP"!

KAKRA ESSAMUAH DON'T BE A HYPOCRITE; IF YOU KAKRA ESSAMUAH WANTS TO SEE PRESIDENT MAHAMA AND YOU GET FRUSTRATED AND OBSTRUCTED BY THOSE EVIL DWARFS HOVERING AROUND THE PRESIDENT ALL THAT YOU NEED TO DO IS "SUPPORT A COUP"!
Aban 10 years ago

Kakra Essamuah may be one of the chop chop people in the NDC that is why he finds it easy to see the president.

Kakra Essamuah may be one of the chop chop people in the NDC that is why he finds it easy to see the president.
Show boy 10 years ago

E no be so?

E no be so?
kkk 10 years ago

Why don't you talk about the issues raised by Bagbin? We are tired of NPP did this and that. The people voted you guys to solve problems. huh

Why don't you talk about the issues raised by Bagbin? We are tired of NPP did this and that. The people voted you guys to solve problems. huh
Theophilus Nketiah 10 years ago

It's really a good thing that we are not in the medieval times in Ghana right now. Like all of you morons, educated but not civilized and idiots insulting your elders and people in power, would have all been executed. I mean ...
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It's really a good thing that we are not in the medieval times in Ghana right now. Like all of you morons, educated but not civilized and idiots insulting your elders and people in power, would have all been executed. I mean it is okay to honestly criticize opinions of people in power when you disagree with them but to insult them in the manner we do in our society is very personal, vindictive and tribal. The thing we as a society do not understand and do not realize is that each and every one is entitled to their opinion, so we have to respect each and every one's opinion. Regardless of which party they belong to. Criticize but do not rebuke with a vengeance.

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