Akufo-Addo’s Ghana-Ivory Coast comparison blanket analysis

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MTK 7 years ago

Felix is rather doing blanket analysis. He seems not to understand what Nana is talking about and has engaged in the usual populist politicking.
Nana always talks about specific things that the Ivorian government is doing to ...
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Felix is rather doing blanket analysis. He seems not to understand what Nana is talking about and has engaged in the usual populist politicking.
Nana always talks about specific things that the Ivorian government is doing to help develop the country. He talks about their current GDP growth rate as compared to Ghana.
He also talks about the foreign exchange that Ivory coast earns from the export of non-traditional export crops as compared to Ghana as well the measures the Ivorians are adopting to maintain or increase the level of cocoa production as against what is happening in Ghana.
If Felix cannot find answers to Nana's assertions, he should not create his own ideas and attribute them to the man and then attack him based on the false assertions.
HolyGhost 7 years ago

Akufo addo's assertions are all lies, only fools who don't know what they are doing will make such a comparison, and he wants to become a president, will never ever happen.

Akufo addo's assertions are all lies, only fools who don't know what they are doing will make such a comparison, and he wants to become a president, will never ever happen.
Kofi Ghana 7 years ago

You couldn't have put it any better. You're fast becoming an astute politician. I really enjoy your analysis of issues. You're very deep and smart.
May God keep you so you can continue to give us deep analysis of the NPP c ...
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You couldn't have put it any better. You're fast becoming an astute politician. I really enjoy your analysis of issues. You're very deep and smart.
May God keep you so you can continue to give us deep analysis of the NPP candidate's empty sophistry.
Abdul Axis 7 years ago

ashawo chief justice
madam ashawo(Georgina wood) why are you now running away from your own shadow? foolish women like you. we know it is Yong girls and women who are involved in ashawo and tuutuu work but for this our old c ...
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ashawo chief justice
madam ashawo(Georgina wood) why are you now running away from your own shadow? foolish women like you. we know it is Yong girls and women who are involved in ashawo and tuutuu work but for this our old chief justice dea she i ...
kpoliatenukpo 7 years ago

MTK are U for real? What does high GDP bring to the populace if cannot provide portable water to more people or for greater number of people cannot get access to electricity? That is exactly the weight of what Felix is sayin ...
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MTK are U for real? What does high GDP bring to the populace if cannot provide portable water to more people or for greater number of people cannot get access to electricity? That is exactly the weight of what Felix is saying. In seven years this government is being able to take electricity coverage from 56% to 85% as we speak.almost 30%. And as for water coverage let's not even go there
ANAABA PATRICK 7 years ago

My good brother you are on point i dont see where Nana Addo and Ivory Coast thing is comming from we talking about Ghana and you talking of Ivory Coastt

My good brother you are on point i dont see where Nana Addo and Ivory Coast thing is comming from we talking about Ghana and you talking of Ivory Coastt
Shadow member 7 years ago

Stop talking about Ivory coast, it is real fact that comparatively we are superior in terms of aspects of human development. How can a more French speaking African countries be high than Ghana. In this our west African subreg ...
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Stop talking about Ivory coast, it is real fact that comparatively we are superior in terms of aspects of human development. How can a more French speaking African countries be high than Ghana. In this our west African subregion apart from Nigeria, Ghana comes next in terms of Economic supremacy. Npp get your facts well.we are way ahead of them.you see I don't blame anybody but stupid politics we practice.And many Ghanaians foolishly refuse to read.
Ilyasu, Bawku 7 years ago

Why is he not comparing himself to Buhari and Nigeria again. He is very naive about Cote d' Voire's economy.

Why is he not comparing himself to Buhari and Nigeria again. He is very naive about Cote d' Voire's economy.
Kizito 7 years ago

Felix u re right at this time. My father has cocoa farm in ivory coast, in terms of roads, schools, clinics, electricity and human development they re not near Ghana. Even when they re sic they prefer to come to Ghana. Ghana ...
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Felix u re right at this time. My father has cocoa farm in ivory coast, in terms of roads, schools, clinics, electricity and human development they re not near Ghana. Even when they re sic they prefer to come to Ghana. Ghana is far ahead of ivory coast.
Truth Seeker 7 years ago

This nit wit arrogant baby with sharp teeth does not get it. China with its huge population made 13% growth rate.. You are claiming cote divoire has 30% electricity coverage whilst Ghana has 85 percent, but this small boy d ...
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This nit wit arrogant baby with sharp teeth does not get it. China with its huge population made 13% growth rate.. You are claiming cote divoire has 30% electricity coverage whilst Ghana has 85 percent, but this small boy does not know that ivory Coast has surplus electricity to always supply Ghana. Ivory has a dual carriageway from Abidjan to Yamsoukro whilst we are still struggling to finish a single lane to kumasi. Ivory Coast has a good rail line linking it with Burkina Faso where as our railway is only up to Nsawam. In fact the railway collapsed under pndc/ndc.
Nana Addo'a comparison is basically On agricultural development and productivity where ivory Coast is raking in an excess of $12 billion. Our economy is purely agrarian just like ivory Coast who are our immediate neighbors. Besides ivory Coast is self sufficient in most of the common agricultural produce between us such as yam and plantain.They have developed plantations which gives then an urge in economics of mass production. No wonder we import plantain,yam chewing stick,wakye leaves and rice from them. Their import tariffs are lower than us for which reason Ghanaians are routing their rice imports through ivory Coast.
Kobby 7 years ago

At the end of the first quarter of the year,ivory coast borrowed $90 billion to develop it's sectors.
France own sixty percent of Ivorian natural resources.In short,the country you want to emulate have been sold to its colon ...
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At the end of the first quarter of the year,ivory coast borrowed $90 billion to develop it's sectors.
France own sixty percent of Ivorian natural resources.In short,the country you want to emulate have been sold to its colonial masters(France).
Is this what you want to emulate?
Honest Thruth 7 years ago

To put it simpliy , red lips kwakye would prefer a starving and dying donkey over a healthy and multipling pig. Why? Because he will have to incure costs to keep the pigs which will leave him no room to steal when compar ...
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To put it simpliy , red lips kwakye would prefer a starving and dying donkey over a healthy and multipling pig. Why? Because he will have to incure costs to keep the pigs which will leave him no room to steal when compared to his wishes of strangling a dying donkey which when healthy will kick his ass.
Nanagoygo 7 years ago

Just shut up ,what do you know stupid kwakye,thief

Just shut up ,what do you know stupid kwakye,thief
Theo 7 years ago

not countries that have achieved development by being a raw material or a cash crop-producing country. No country can develop on a sustainable basis in that manner.

not countries that have achieved development by being a raw material or a cash crop-producing country. No country can develop on a sustainable basis in that manner.

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