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The Passivism of NPP Faithful

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  • BOY KOFI 9 years ago

    The FREE SHS CAMPAIGN was not effective strategy because NPP could not define it.On the contrary,you don't need to campaign on free shs to be elected.Now listen,don't insult the intelligence of Ghanaian electorates because th ...
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  • K. .M, Australia 9 years ago

    To some of NPP members,to win power is to act in political bravado. Some of them are arrogant and speak with too much pride. To be lifted up, you must be humbled. But if you lift yourself up, then people will bring you down.

  • Jeremy 9 years ago

    Is arrogance exclusive to only NPP? I don't think so, same can be said about NDC. I do not also think arrogance and pride are bad attributes, it is only in its excessive form which is bad. If arrogance and pride are bad, then ...
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  • TRUTH CONQUERS 9 years ago

    It is also very interesting to find such a huge party always blaming the Electoral Commission and the winning Party for their defeats without sitting down to analyse the situation well. How can you blame somebody for losing ...
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  • Jeremy 9 years ago

    A cunning "thief" cannot be caught with ease.

  • DusTY-FooT-pHiloSophER 9 years ago

    He just answered the woes making your party ineffective at the polls and you threading on the same route for satisfaction. Now, let my help you out by putting it blunt before you, thus, SEARCH FOR THE ROUTE CAUSE OF YOUR DEFE ...
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  • Mr. Figure-Out 9 years ago

    So you don't know the NDC use foreigners from Togo, Mali and burkina to vote for them. Campaign message is not a reliable tool to win elections in Ghana but vigilance does, just as Afari Gyan made us understood in court. And ...
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  • Ato Williams 9 years ago

    Well composed advise.

  • KKO 9 years ago

    My Friend,
    The author has hit the nail right on the head. Even in the advanced countries only about 60% of voters vote on issues, and most the time it is about parochial interest – foreigners are taking our jobs, the terr ...
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  • KKO 9 years ago

    This was meant as a response to Boy Kofi's posting!

  • BOY KOFI 9 years ago

    Do you agree with me that NPP lacks effective campaign strategy?How are you going to win the 4 swing regions?Do you have effective strategy to win more votes?If yes go and give it NPP.Thank you.

  • KKO 9 years ago

    If you ask me, my simple strategy will be for ALL Akans to vote like the Ewes, Dangbes and Northerners have been doing. "Mia deka or Vote for me because I am a Northerner!" Akufo-Addo will probably not say that for obvious re ...
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  • Jeremy 9 years ago

    Yours is high sounding, but there is an element of truth. Political power is not won on a silver platter,it is won through every available means, including foul means.If indeed NPP wants power, the followers must cease behavi ...
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  • BOY KOFI 9 years ago

    Are you saying NPP has no effective strategy to the 2016 general elections?Okay,go and tell NPP to do that maybe they will succeed.I wonder how every Akan will vote for NPP so if all other tribes vote against NPP?What will be ...
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  • Jeremy 9 years ago

    I am afraid in politics voters have an inclination towards their own, this does not happen only in Africa. English would like to vote for an english prime minister, while a scottish would prefer a scottish. It is not the best ...
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  • BOY KOFI 9 years ago

    Try it and see the results,good luck.

  • Jeremy 9 years ago

    Didn't the voters in the north listen to President Mahama, when he told them to vote for their own?

  • KKO 9 years ago

    Very simple. According to the 2010 census, the five mainly Akan regions of Ghana make up 58% of the population of Ghana. The three northern regions together with the Volta Region make up 25%. Of the 16% in Greater Accra, the ...
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  • Jeremy 9 years ago

    Based on your analysis, if indeed Akans are tribalists as the NDC followers would like us to believe, then NPP that has been tagged as Akan party will never lose an election in Ghana. I will reiterate that NPP followers are n ...
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  • Ama Spintex 9 years ago

    Awake NPP, more vigilance to beat the NDC at their game