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• Ojah 1 year ago

  We can mitigate, but just as all men are not born equal, gender equality will never be achieved! Call me a 'chauvinistic' pig if you want!!

  We can mitigate, but just as all men are not born equal, gender equality will never be achieved! Call me a 'chauvinistic' pig if you want!!

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• OSAFO KANTANKA 1 year ago

  I am not really sure what this Ambassador is going about gender equality in Ghana. Dr. Kwame Nkrumah started with gender equality. In Ghana graduates are paid equally. Trained Teachers get paid equally. Unfortunately the fe ...
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  I am not really sure what this Ambassador is going about gender equality in Ghana. Dr. Kwame Nkrumah started with gender equality. In Ghana graduates are paid equally. Trained Teachers get paid equally. Unfortunately the females rather tended to ask men for money and other things and even some women expecting their partners to pay for their rents when on equal salary. Most women don’t want any responsibility shifting responsibilities on to the men. What do they expect? I am not saying all women. But I know most women are guilty of shifting responsibilities on to their men. There are a few irresponsible men too who make use of their womenfolk. In Ghana , our women have no quality problem. We all know our lanes and our responsibilities.

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• Goodman 1 year ago

  This ambassador"s talk is out of place! Ghana has equality in all institutions. By the way why and where are all those feminists (hiding) failing to accept that GOD created mankind as woman and man? We are feed up of their no ...
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  This ambassador"s talk is out of place! Ghana has equality in all institutions. By the way why and where are all those feminists (hiding) failing to accept that GOD created mankind as woman and man? We are feed up of their nonsense.

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• Ebony 1 year ago

  Right on

  Right on

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• WH 1 year ago

  It is a mirage ,forget it

  It is a mirage ,forget it

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• Asikan 1 year ago

  We Ghanaians DON'T want to see men holding hands, kissing in public or people would stone you. Now, as for women, they are more acceptable if they hold hands but NOT kissing in public. The men are too flamboyant in thier aff ...
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  We Ghanaians DON'T want to see men holding hands, kissing in public or people would stone you. Now, as for women, they are more acceptable if they hold hands but NOT kissing in public. The men are too flamboyant in thier affections and Ghanaians would not tolerate, period.

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• Koo Sei 1 year ago

  The Swiss envoy who is paid generously to lie on behalf of her country should stick her bull crap where it belongs! Where else are n the whole wide world has women even got the prerogative of choosing Chiefs or King's? Wel ...
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  The Swiss envoy who is paid generously to lie on behalf of her country should stick her bull crap where it belongs! Where else are n the whole wide world has women even got the prerogative of choosing Chiefs or King's? Well, that system has existed in some parts of Ghana for centuries. That said, Nkrumah the
  
  incomparable legend made sure that boys and girls had the same rights and opportunities within Ghana since we got our independence from Britain. We do not have to copy everything that comes from Europe. We had our
  own version of gender equality long before our Europe
  counterparts realised it. What we detest, is the nonsensical "Woke System" where what exists in Europe seems to be forced on us as a template. Naff off, Miss goody-goody - two-shoes!

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