The dark curfew days in Ghana

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• Nero 9 years ago

  Mr Macbeth now trembles without stimulation, cannot remember words and solicits cues to enable him recall. I bet you, he engages in a lot of soliloquy while the insomnic Lady Macbeth somnambulates.
  And Jomo, he's like Lazar ...
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  Mr Macbeth now trembles without stimulation, cannot remember words and solicits cues to enable him recall. I bet you, he engages in a lot of soliloquy while the insomnic Lady Macbeth somnambulates.
  And Jomo, he's like Lazarus whom the Dives' do not see. But God in his wisdom made many more ordinary people than the famous ones with "links with people in the corridor of power". He may seem to be forgotten, but that apparent silence is the loud voice that causes Macbeth to be tremulous, and Lady Macbeth to walk the night. That apparent lightweight is the heavyweight on the consciences of Mac and lady Mac. Jomo sleeps peacefully, but the Macs, they're in a state of perpetual motion, condemned to suffer silently, in contrast with the loudness with which they tormented their victims.

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• Kwadwo 9 years ago

  I had to take two shots of Makers Mark burbon after reading Kuma's piece and Nero's comment. Very sad indeed and after all these senseless killings, Woyome walks away with a cool 50 million new cedis. Rest in piece Jomo. Rawl ...
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  I had to take two shots of Makers Mark burbon after reading Kuma's piece and Nero's comment. Very sad indeed and after all these senseless killings, Woyome walks away with a cool 50 million new cedis. Rest in piece Jomo. Rawlings, may the soul of Jomo continue to haunt your miserable meaningless life.

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• Atta junior 9 years ago

  Thank you writer Kuma, this piece invokes so many memories especially for some of us whose wounds have refused to heal after all these years.
  JJ is still breathing God's air but the good Lord says vengeance is mine, I will ...
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  Thank you writer Kuma, this piece invokes so many memories especially for some of us whose wounds have refused to heal after all these years.
  JJ is still breathing God's air but the good Lord says vengeance is mine, I will repay.

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• Future J.J. 9 years ago

  Thanks Mr Kuma, your story was good for telling, but the truth of the matter is that, with the state of affairs today and rubygate, was the revolution not worth it.
  Be honest to the core, although some excesses occured as in ...
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  Thanks Mr Kuma, your story was good for telling, but the truth of the matter is that, with the state of affairs today and rubygate, was the revolution not worth it.
  Be honest to the core, although some excesses occured as in all uprisings.
  If you ask majority of ghanaians today, the would wellcome another revolution Frankly speaking.
  Thanks once again for your good grammar and vocabs.

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• TIPOLIPO 9 years ago

  Thanks Kuma for your incisive write up. I was a young man in my twenties at that time and witnessed most of the things that you have described.Why will someone ask for another revolution. My response will be that the originat ...
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  Thanks Kuma for your incisive write up. I was a young man in my twenties at that time and witnessed most of the things that you have described.Why will someone ask for another revolution. My response will be that the originators of that sadistic revolution had failed the country. The very people who condemned the rot at that time invariably had groomed the present crop of economic demons or rapist who are at present tearing our country into pieces. Posterity will judge all of us,

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• Kodom 9 years ago

  I know God is up there above and down here below too, always watching people everywhere and the guilty would by no means escape. Lets all have that solace. Thanks Mr. Kuma for this nice piece. I've been moved this morning as ...
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  I know God is up there above and down here below too, always watching people everywhere and the guilty would by no means escape. Lets all have that solace. Thanks Mr. Kuma for this nice piece. I've been moved this morning as I read this article. May the soul of the likes of Jomo wreath lingering tribulations on the lives of those wicked revolutionists especially those who amassed and continue to amass wealth in disingenuous order. Thanks once again bro.

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• Osu Clottey 9 years ago

  The Killer ,he was a soldier stationed at the Osu Castle,woow,he killed lot of the castle area boys

  The Killer ,he was a soldier stationed at the Osu Castle,woow,he killed lot of the castle area boys

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