Farmers, teachers dear to me - Akufo-Addo

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ADOMAKO NYAMEKYE 7 years ago

Azaa man, shut up

Azaa man, shut up
Frank Agyena-Karikari 7 years ago

This is no Azaa. I heard his love for teachers in 1989 at ABUSCO where I was teaching. That was the first time I saw him. I was living in Paa Willie's house where he had come on a visit. When he was informed that the two occu ...
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This is no Azaa. I heard his love for teachers in 1989 at ABUSCO where I was teaching. That was the first time I saw him. I was living in Paa Willie's house where he had come on a visit. When he was informed that the two occupants of the mansion were teachers, he was so happy,went to his car and brought us some goods. It was then that he mentioned that he respects and admires teachers because they have made him what he is. His love for teachers cannot be disputed. Well probably he taught a bit. I hope he can better the situation of teachers.
Adomako, some of you have just hatred for Akuffo Addo. Why don't we try him too and hold him on his promises instead of writing him off.
BB 7 years ago

Good to hear this. But please don't just say it. Be doer for them. Amen

Good to hear this. But please don't just say it. Be doer for them. Amen
Chief K 7 years ago

Well said , we pray that God u all the strength needed for ur term of office to fruitful and successful.Teachers and farmers are waiting for their reward on earth.

Well said , we pray that God u all the strength needed for ur term of office to fruitful and successful.Teachers and farmers are waiting for their reward on earth.
MD 7 years ago

What about the Extension Officers of Ministry of Food and Agriculture. Who are advising the farmers day and night.

What about the Extension Officers of Ministry of Food and Agriculture. Who are advising the farmers day and night.
AG 7 years ago

forget this man called president.So free shs means improvement in teachers conditions of service?During Kufuor's NPP regime teachers became nothing but mockery. He only concentration on nurses alone. NDC came and redeemed tea ...
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forget this man called president.So free shs means improvement in teachers conditions of service?During Kufuor's NPP regime teachers became nothing but mockery. He only concentration on nurses alone. NDC came and redeemed teachers image and your are here talking rubbish as president. You claim teachers are dear to your heart.Mr president tell us one policy that u will implement to benefit teachers. We are tired of your plenty talks
B.D.Joe, Hain, U/W/R 7 years ago

May God touch Nana's heart to keep his promise to teachers n farmers. Amen.

May God touch Nana's heart to keep his promise to teachers n farmers. Amen.
francis 7 years ago

Adomako Nyamekye, if u need an azaa man don't go past your ex President Mahama, you fool.

Adomako Nyamekye, if u need an azaa man don't go past your ex President Mahama, you fool.
kwaku 7 years ago

pay our arrease Nana na yabr3

pay our arrease Nana na yabr3
TWUM KOASI Patrick (Sir T.K ) 7 years ago

Hmmm! I guess Prez NADAA isn't the first president to pledge to improve the working conditions and services of teachers and the whole gamut of the Ghana Education Service. But must we doubt him given the historical anteceden ...
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Hmmm! I guess Prez NADAA isn't the first president to pledge to improve the working conditions and services of teachers and the whole gamut of the Ghana Education Service. But must we doubt him given the historical antecedents? Well , giving the circumstances, we can only hope that he redeems and fulfils these alleged promises. Who will doubt that a BOLD and COMPREHENSIVE attack on agriculture, given a great yield, would blaze the trail to our industrialisation, and thereby, our growth and consequently, that dev't we so much desire. If Prez NADAA succeeds, all of us would be blessed, but if he fails, we will be worse off; while he and his appointees would have nothing to lose. So, it becomes almost a duty to wish him well, whether you like him or not. May Jehovah God bless the Government and Ghana.
Paa Joe 7 years ago

FARMERS AND TEACHERS ARE SUPPOSED TO PLAY THEIR PART IN THE SOCIOECONIMC DEVELOMENT OF A COUNTRY.

ONE WONDERS WHY, YU ARE STILL NOT ASKING THE MANY SO CALLED EDUCATED WITH BIG DEGREES AND PHD TITLES IN THE ENGINEERING, AG ...
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FARMERS AND TEACHERS ARE SUPPOSED TO PLAY THEIR PART IN THE SOCIOECONIMC DEVELOMENT OF A COUNTRY.

ONE WONDERS WHY, YU ARE STILL NOT ASKING THE MANY SO CALLED EDUCATED WITH BIG DEGREES AND PHD TITLES IN THE ENGINEERING, AGRICULTURE,ECONOMICS AND NATURAL SCIENCES TO BE PART OF THE SOLUTION IN GHANA.

DOES IT MEAN, THE HARDWORKING ILLITERATE COCOA,PEASANT FARMERS AND UNSKILLED MINE WORKERS HAVE TO TO CONTINUE TO EARN THE NATIONS HARD CURRENCY TO SERVICE NATIONAL BUDGETS, WAGES AND SALARIES,IMPORTATION OF PRODUCTS AND FOOD ITEMS AND ABOVE ALL, THE IMPORTATION OF EXPENSIVE CARS AND JEEPS FOR US BY UNPRODUCTIVE EDUCATED ND POLITICIANS FOR THEIR CONTINUED MERRYMAKING, HIGHLIFE AND HONEMOON IN THE COUNTRY.

THIS IS WRONG AND TOTALLY WRONG AND AMOUNTS TO EXPLOITATION AND PLUNDER OF STATE RESOURCES BY THE SO CALLED EDUCATED IN THE COUNTRY.
Nana wo y3 bue 7 years ago

Great man, nice thought

Great man, nice thought
ENOUGH OF THE PREACHING 7 years ago

The man is a liar. Why aren't you a farmer, teacher or both?

The man is a liar. Why aren't you a farmer, teacher or both?
Believe: boatad@ymail.com 7 years ago

It's a good promise. But we've all heard about well laid out programs and projects intended to improve food production and storage which would consequently improve the living conditions of farmers in Ghana under his tenure.
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It's a good promise. But we've all heard about well laid out programs and projects intended to improve food production and storage which would consequently improve the living conditions of farmers in Ghana under his tenure.

I have confidence in you, Mr. President. However, there are no specific programs and projects stated intended to improve livelihood of teachers...

Mr. President of Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo, what are some of the laid down programs and projects that would be implemented to improve the living conditions of teachers?

I pray that your promise to improve the living conditions of teachers does add up to lip service of other past presidents. Thank you.
Believe: boatad@ymail.com 7 years ago

It's a good promise. We've all heard about well laid out programs and projects intended to improve food production and storage which would consequently improve the living conditions of farmers in Ghana under your tenure.

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It's a good promise. We've all heard about well laid out programs and projects intended to improve food production and storage which would consequently improve the living conditions of farmers in Ghana under your tenure.

I have confidence in you, Mr. President. However, there are no specific programs and projects stated intended to improve livelihood of teachers...

Mr. President of Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo, what are some of the laid down programs and projects that would be implemented to improve the living conditions of teachers?

I pray that your promise to improve the living conditions of teachers does add up to lip service of other past presidents. Thank you.
joe 7 years ago

tweeeaaaa.....when your education minister knows next to nothing about the system he is heading. what kind of expectation are you talking about. let me here something better.

tweeeaaaa.....when your education minister knows next to nothing about the system he is heading. what kind of expectation are you talking about. let me here something better.
Devotion 7 years ago

Thank you my brother. God will bless u for your good heart. Why do we have to say all sort of things in the name of politics.

Thank you my brother. God will bless u for your good heart. Why do we have to say all sort of things in the name of politics.

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