Let’s stop being consumers of other people’s knowledge – Prof. Naana Opoku-Agyemang challenges youth

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Uncle Pee 2 months ago

Naana spoke as an objective academician, and not as an NDC propagandist. NDC folks would think she missed an opportunity to promote JDM

Naana spoke as an objective academician, and not as an NDC propagandist. NDC folks would think she missed an opportunity to promote JDM
Namo Gbe Mills 2 months ago

She is better than mahatma. What she said is different from 24 hrs or promising us okada. These days all countries are using their youth for innovation. She is charging the youth to take that leadership role and let us the ad ...
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She is better than mahatma. What she said is different from 24 hrs or promising us okada. These days all countries are using their youth for innovation. She is charging the youth to take that leadership role and let us the adults know of current developments in the world.
ndc have all these people yet they decide to inflict air bus, bus branding on us.
This woman can be another Mills, not exceptional but steady and can keep things going running smoothly. Why mahayma the donkey when have people like this.
The Spear 2 months ago

Who're you thinking for? That's your subjective perspective.

You can't present your personal thoughts as if you could see through the minds of others.

Who're you thinking for? That's your subjective perspective.

You can't present your personal thoughts as if you could see through the minds of others.
Kojo 2 months ago

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KK 2 months ago

Very profound

Very profound
Mommy, mommy 2 months ago

True talk from my mother. I admire this woman so much, like my biological mother.
Fellow youth, let's listen to her great wisdom and apply it to our lives

True talk from my mother. I admire this woman so much, like my biological mother.
Fellow youth, let's listen to her great wisdom and apply it to our lives
Prof Naana the great 2 months ago

An excellent analogy from Prof. Naana Opoku-Agyemang.

An excellent analogy from Prof. Naana Opoku-Agyemang.
Kofi Bediako 2 months ago

Her whole speech was an introduction which related to nothing. Change happens when a conscious effort is made to improve upon existing conditions. We should love made-in-Ghana goods in order to improve on the production, manu ...
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Her whole speech was an introduction which related to nothing. Change happens when a conscious effort is made to improve upon existing conditions. We should love made-in-Ghana goods in order to improve on the production, manufacture and supply of made-in-Ghana goods to meet the increasing demand. Eat grown-in-Ghana foods. Wear made-in-Ghana clothes. Use made-in-Ghana building materials. That's the road towards Self-reliance. Prof Naana must convert theories into effective practical. Don't lecture. Talk to Ghanaians.
Kofi Bediako 2 months ago

Her whole speech was an introduction which related to nothing. Change happens when a conscious effort is made to improve upon existing conditions. We should love made-in-Ghana goods in order to improve on the production, manu ...
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Her whole speech was an introduction which related to nothing. Change happens when a conscious effort is made to improve upon existing conditions. We should love made-in-Ghana goods in order to improve on the production, manufacture and supply of made-in-Ghana goods to meet the increasing demand. Eat grown-in-Ghana foods. Wear made-in-Ghana clothes. Use made-in-Ghana building materials. That's the road towards Self-reliance. Prof Naana must convert theories into effective practicals. Don't lecture. Talk to Ghanaians.
Nana Ogyefo 2 months ago

Must begin to act, behave, and speak as politician, not academician. Should be specific on issues addressed to make the electorate happy to vote for NDC, not rhetorical analysis.

Must begin to act, behave, and speak as politician, not academician. Should be specific on issues addressed to make the electorate happy to vote for NDC, not rhetorical analysis.
NANA SERWAA BRONI ADDO 2 months ago

THIS IS THE PERFECT ONE. NOT THE LAIR WHO IS DECEITFUL AND BUILDING TOILETS

THIS IS THE PERFECT ONE. NOT THE LAIR WHO IS DECEITFUL AND BUILDING TOILETS
Sam Fante warrior. 2 months ago

When our educated and humble lady speak the enemies of the great Mfantes can't sleep anymore. God bless you madam and God bless our motherland Ghana.

When our educated and humble lady speak the enemies of the great Mfantes can't sleep anymore. God bless you madam and God bless our motherland Ghana.
AKURASENI 2 months ago

Consuming other people knowledge made the WORLD what it is today. You learned from others how to speak ENGLISH and today you boost as PROF.

Consuming other people knowledge made the WORLD what it is today. You learned from others how to speak ENGLISH and today you boost as PROF.
Kofimensah 2 months ago

This woman is not a colourful personality. Too dull and academic to be a politician.

This woman is not a colourful personality. Too dull and academic to be a politician.
Papa Osei 2 months ago

When did you learn that? As V C of U C C what policy did you introduce to indigenize the curricula of the university. Was your divorced husband not teaching Caribbean literature? Ma hen dwene yen ho wai

When did you learn that? As V C of U C C what policy did you introduce to indigenize the curricula of the university. Was your divorced husband not teaching Caribbean literature? Ma hen dwene yen ho wai
Papa Osei 2 months ago

When did you learn that? As V C of U C C what policy did you introduce to indigenize the curricula of the university. Was your divorced husband not teaching Caribbean literature? Ma yen dwene yen ho wai

When did you learn that? As V C of U C C what policy did you introduce to indigenize the curricula of the university. Was your divorced husband not teaching Caribbean literature? Ma yen dwene yen ho wai
Kubut3 2 months ago

NDC WILL SELECT ANOTHER FANTE AND WE KNOW WHAT WILL HAPPEN. WE'VE HAD HOW MANY FANTE VICE PRESIDENTS ? DEGRAFT JOHNSON , ACKAA , ATTA MILLS AMISSAH ARTHUR . ONE WAS KICKED OUT . THE REST DIED MYSTERIOUSLY. WHO I ...
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NDC WILL SELECT ANOTHER FANTE AND WE KNOW WHAT WILL HAPPEN. WE'VE HAD HOW MANY FANTE VICE PRESIDENTS ? DEGRAFT JOHNSON , ACKAA , ATTA MILLS AMISSAH ARTHUR . ONE WAS KICKED OUT . THE REST DIED MYSTERIOUSLY. WHO IS THE NEXT FANTE VICTIM ? NAANA JANE ? MAHAMA WILL NEVER CHOOSE SOMEBODY LIKE ASIEDU NKETIA AS HIS VICE. BECAUSE THE MOSQUITO IS TOO SMART. UNLIKE SOME OF OUR DUMB FANTI BROTHERS.
Kweku 2 months ago

She is coming to correct the mess in secondary education by this NPP government with its bogus free SHS programme where parents are now spending more money on secondary education than before the free SHS programme

She is coming to correct the mess in secondary education by this NPP government with its bogus free SHS programme where parents are now spending more money on secondary education than before the free SHS programme
Kubut3 2 months ago

YES KWEKU , SHE IS COMING , BUT SHE WILL BE GONE LIKE ACKAA , ATTA MILLS AND AMISSAH ARTHUR.

YES KWEKU , SHE IS COMING , BUT SHE WILL BE GONE LIKE ACKAA , ATTA MILLS AND AMISSAH ARTHUR.
Kee 2 months ago

Her English Literature bla, bla, bla has started, Ghana needs innovative ideas to move the country ahead. The world is a global village where opinions are exchanged to make the world better. Tweaaaaa, apuuuuuuuu.

Her English Literature bla, bla, bla has started, Ghana needs innovative ideas to move the country ahead. The world is a global village where opinions are exchanged to make the world better. Tweaaaaa, apuuuuuuuu.
Boldsteven to 2 months ago

Brilliant scholar Naana

Brilliant scholar Naana
M.T 2 months ago

This is not about talks, assays, and letters. You and your boss have to outline how exactly we can stop being consumers. That's the goal. We are not going to accept sweet, smooth English from any candidate. This is where John ...
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This is not about talks, assays, and letters. You and your boss have to outline how exactly we can stop being consumers. That's the goal. We are not going to accept sweet, smooth English from any candidate. This is where John Dramani has guffed big time. Himself is a communication expert and his running mate a language expert who would lead the EMT. What will this ticket bring on the table? John Dramani doesn't realize that you don't a job by projecting your failed experiences or someone else's failure. I won't give my car to a driver who was sacked for poor performance because subsequent drivers have also failed. I better give a driver's mate a chance than give it back to an old careless driver who called himself names. That's logic.

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