Election date change: NDC's 'lack of consistency in principles' shocks Kweku Baako

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Quame 3 months ago

Sick and tired of buffoon, elections year is here again back again on the airwaves.

Sick and tired of buffoon, elections year is here again back again on the airwaves.
Rex 3 months ago

Blame Npp moles and puppets Jean Mensah and Bossman Asare and the rest that they have deliberately placed there at the EC,so far as and as long as those two and the rest are there,the NDC will be very stupid if they ever deci ...
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Blame Npp moles and puppets Jean Mensah and Bossman Asare and the rest that they have deliberately placed there at the EC,so far as and as long as those two and the rest are there,the NDC will be very stupid if they ever decide to trust any move they make, whatever they do will naturally be suspicious,and there is always a higher probability that any move they do have an ulterior motive tilted towards helping Npp in someway,so call it vigilance, especially when they clearly heard COP Mensah and Bugri Naabu busily planning on how best they can use state's institutions to help manipulate results in favor of the Npp,u Baako are either deliberately being hypocritical or stupid not to understand the NDC,cos i do understand them very well,Dem mek wild like a white coral snake
Bob P. 3 months ago

Kweku Baanku, your face like that of a Tortoise. He will find fault with NDC at all costs.
But his corrupt vindictive lying party, he sees nothing wrong. JDM will surely rescue Ghana from you Akan Nation wreckers. Hypocrite ...
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Kweku Baanku, your face like that of a Tortoise. He will find fault with NDC at all costs.
But his corrupt vindictive lying party, he sees nothing wrong. JDM will surely rescue Ghana from you Akan Nation wreckers. Hypocrite.
Kofi 3 months ago

Religion and chieftancy issues is destroying Ghana.
You can vote after church,so what's the problem here.
There are other SDA churches around the world ,but I have never heard of any branch protesting on Saturday voting.

Religion and chieftancy issues is destroying Ghana.
You can vote after church,so what's the problem here.
There are other SDA churches around the world ,but I have never heard of any branch protesting on Saturday voting.
The most Useless journalist in Ghana Baku 3 months ago

You are absolutely wrong about your opinion!!!

You are absolutely wrong about your opinion!!!
Kali 3 months ago

Foolish Baako. You lose credibility long time. The Akuffo Addo you forced on Ghanaians is a monumental failure. You went into hiding and now you want to do what? Kwasi barima

Foolish Baako. You lose credibility long time. The Akuffo Addo you forced on Ghanaians is a monumental failure. You went into hiding and now you want to do what? Kwasi barima
Gringo h 3 months ago

You're waste product to the nation of Ghana

You're waste product to the nation of Ghana
Subin 3 months ago

Only dead minds and bitter souls waste time listening to kokrokoo.

Only dead minds and bitter souls waste time listening to kokrokoo.
Papa 3 months ago

Oh baako at it again,

Oh baako at it again,
KBD 3 months ago

He know that NDC Will be coming to power, God willing next Year so he start to apear on radio again Kwaku

He know that NDC Will be coming to power, God willing next Year so he start to apear on radio again Kwaku
Kwaku Mensa 3 months ago

NDC,fairweather politicians, fellow Ghanaians becareful with your votes.

NDC,fairweather politicians, fellow Ghanaians becareful with your votes.
Ghanaian 3 months ago

Ghana is a joke papaapa, election on Saturdays disrupts church goers so the date must be moved to a Monday or Tuesday! As if business and work, the heart beats of the nation that are conducted on those days are less important ...
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Ghana is a joke papaapa, election on Saturdays disrupts church goers so the date must be moved to a Monday or Tuesday! As if business and work, the heart beats of the nation that are conducted on those days are less important than the church service on the Saturday. Let me just ask, is the church service an all day thing? Workers and church goers still make time to vote during voting on weekdays and Sundays respectively in other countries. Ghana needs to get its priorities sorted otherwise it will be doomed forever!
Nana osei@KUMASI 3 months ago

CRIMINAL NPP MAN

CRIMINAL NPP MAN
Amadu, Tamale 3 months ago

Does your party also have principles? Why did you oppose it then? Your hypocrisy is legendary

Does your party also have principles? Why did you oppose it then? Your hypocrisy is legendary
Samwise 3 months ago

How can a small church hold a whole nation to ransom

How can a small church hold a whole nation to ransom
Kk 3 months ago

You always go to peacefm and spew nonsense bcus that's where u belong....pls let us think ok..

You always go to peacefm and spew nonsense bcus that's where u belong....pls let us think ok..
Duka daya 3 months ago

Hypocrisy

Hypocrisy
NDC WILL USE THE INDELIBLE INK TO DESTROY NPP BALLOT PAPERS 3 months ago

Remember the NDC used the indelible ink to spoil more than 269,000 NPP ballots in 2008 elections. The trick NDC employed was that, during the ballot counting, NDC polling agents would secretly dip their fingers into the indel ...
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Remember the NDC used the indelible ink to spoil more than 269,000 NPP ballots in 2008 elections. The trick NDC employed was that, during the ballot counting, NDC polling agents would secretly dip their fingers into the indelible ink and soil NPP Presidential and parliamentary votes. The NDC wants to repeat the same tricks to spoil NPP valid votes. This is, simply, the reason why NDC is insisting that the EC should use indelible ink in 2024 voting. They should not be allowed to succeed. NO INDELIBLE INK USAGE IN 2024 ELECTIONS. EC SHOULD INSIST ON STAMPING OUT INDELIBLE INK.
Loyalist 3 months ago

Kweku you are gradually loosing your relevance. You were one of my favourite but chai you baisness and onesidedness have changed my perception about you. If NDC is inconsitent, NPP is also inconsitent. NPP disagreed to allow ...
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Kweku you are gradually loosing your relevance. You were one of my favourite but chai you baisness and onesidedness have changed my perception about you. If NDC is inconsitent, NPP is also inconsitent. NPP disagreed to allow the changes in the electoral date prior to 2016 because of superstition of the day of the election coincided with President Nana Addo's soul day. So if NPP agrees with this change it will be unfortunate. NDC should rather be commended for their compromising nature so that it wouldn't draw the perception of the EC was in bed with them during that period.
Loyalist 3 months ago

Kweku if you have the said documents with all the political parties agreeing why didnt it materialize. Why are you finding it difficult to tell Ghanaians it was the NPP who had changed their minds in the last minute because o ...
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Kweku if you have the said documents with all the political parties agreeing why didnt it materialize. Why are you finding it difficult to tell Ghanaians it was the NPP who had changed their minds in the last minute because of superstition.
Cambodia"88 3 months ago

Kwaku Baaku is questioning NDC's lack of consistency forgotten that the NPP was then also fighting against the proposed date change yet your warped, and twisted reasoning isn't telling you that the npp who were then also vehe ...
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Kwaku Baaku is questioning NDC's lack of consistency forgotten that the NPP was then also fighting against the proposed date change yet your warped, and twisted reasoning isn't telling you that the npp who were then also vehemently opposing it couldn't have been consistent trying to introduce same thing they were opposing then..
This sick and lucklustre reasoning by kwaku Baaku better stop, we are not enthused at all..
ChrisDag 3 months ago

NPP opposed it, and is now vouching for it but Kweku Baako did not see that as inconsistency.
He only sees it in such away to favor NPP.
Very Sad

NPP opposed it, and is now vouching for it but Kweku Baako did not see that as inconsistency.
He only sees it in such away to favor NPP.
Very Sad
Zargon 3 months ago

You dea continue to sprew rubbish

You dea continue to sprew rubbish
Kwame Usa 3 months ago

He’s back to defend the thieves. With all the mess in the country he sees nothing wrong with this government. Crooks. Their days are numbered!!!

He’s back to defend the thieves. With all the mess in the country he sees nothing wrong with this government. Crooks. Their days are numbered!!!
Baako is the most useless journalist 3 months ago

Baako has outlived his usefulness because of his deep subjectivity in everything he thinks and says. He should shut up and give us a break. He is the most corrupt senior journalist of our times

Baako has outlived his usefulness because of his deep subjectivity in everything he thinks and says. He should shut up and give us a break. He is the most corrupt senior journalist of our times
Ex-Pope 3 months ago

ET TU, BAAKO!!!

Only Kweku Baako with his total lack of journalistic ethical principles will sell himself to corrupt Akufo-Addo and continue to pretend to be an independent and impartial journalist. For the past seven year ...
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ET TU, BAAKO!!!

Only Kweku Baako with his total lack of journalistic ethical principles will sell himself to corrupt Akufo-Addo and continue to pretend to be an independent and impartial journalist. For the past seven years, Baako has openly operated as a mouthpiece of this Julor House NPP galamsey government while pretending to be a journalist. That surely isn't the mark of a man who possesses any ounce of journalistic ethical principles. And you have the nerves to point a finger at the NDC, Baako?

Election date change: NDC's 'lack of consistency in principles' shocks Kweku Baako

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