How Collins Dauda inspired me to learn Parliament’s Standing Orders - Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu

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Croninger 1 year ago

"Form Four (4) Education" back in the days of Collins Dauda was far more rounded and loaded with quality than most of today's "Masters" degree students whose grammar, writing, and general knowledge are so, so abysmal......

"Form Four (4) Education" back in the days of Collins Dauda was far more rounded and loaded with quality than most of today's "Masters" degree students whose grammar, writing, and general knowledge are so, so abysmal......
Kyei mensah bonsu 1 year ago

KMB is the president we never had. He would have been a good running mate to Bawumiah and a good vice president to Ghana. I would have voted npp if kyei mensah bonsu was the running mate

KMB is the president we never had. He would have been a good running mate to Bawumiah and a good vice president to Ghana. I would have voted npp if kyei mensah bonsu was the running mate
Kyei mensah bonsu is the Veep we never had 1 year ago

Great guy. Far better than most of the lawyers in parliament

Great guy. Far better than most of the lawyers in parliament
EFO KOKU 1 year ago

TWO PADDY
How can Collins Dauda be tried for causing financial loss to the state. These Npp and Ndc guys are buddies. They will never see a friend being punished. They pretend they are at loggerheads but they are two sides o ...
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TWO PADDY
How can Collins Dauda be tried for causing financial loss to the state. These Npp and Ndc guys are buddies. They will never see a friend being punished. They pretend they are at loggerheads but they are two sides of the same coin. Soldier go soldier come governance. Until we uproot these 2 parties, Ghana won’t go anywhere.
Kwasi Wusu 1 year ago

That's why Okudjeto Ablakwa will make the Ndc loose a lot of votes for his pure hate and dislike towards the Akans. This man hates with passion and the irony is that he sees nothing wrong with anything in his party. Okudjeto ...
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That's why Okudjeto Ablakwa will make the Ndc loose a lot of votes for his pure hate and dislike towards the Akans. This man hates with passion and the irony is that he sees nothing wrong with anything in his party. Okudjeto lacks experience in many fields including life and this default has made him a one sided wicked man.
Unpredictable Oye Onye Kwasi Atta 1 year ago

Yet you w guys teamed up trying to jail him for crime he did not commit

Yet you w guys teamed up trying to jail him for crime he did not commit
Nii Bi-Nuu 1 year ago

Foolish! Who team to jail him? Sometimes, criminals have a support of such people like you that's why politicians are still reaping the nation

Foolish! Who team to jail him? Sometimes, criminals have a support of such people like you that's why politicians are still reaping the nation
Atsu London 1 year ago

For your record Collins Dauda finished Sixth Form not middle form4 he was once a geography tutor in Ahafoman secondary school Goaso

For your record Collins Dauda finished Sixth Form not middle form4 he was once a geography tutor in Ahafoman secondary school Goaso
XYZ 1 year ago

Check your records right, Collins Duada is not a sixth former.

Check your records right, Collins Duada is not a sixth former.
Collins dauda 1 year ago

Collins Dauda was born on 13 February 1957 in Mehame in the Ahafo region (formerly, Brong Ahafo Region). His parents were Issaka Naaba and Mariama Issah. His secondary education was at Mim Senior High School where he obtained ...
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Collins Dauda was born on 13 February 1957 in Mehame in the Ahafo region (formerly, Brong Ahafo Region). His parents were Issaka Naaba and Mariama Issah. His secondary education was at Mim Senior High School where he obtained both the GCE Ordinary Level and the GCE Advanced Level between 1973 and 1981.
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T 1 year ago

They use you to implement the wicked taxes on Ghanaians and dump you, now they have left you behind

They use you to implement the wicked taxes on Ghanaians and dump you, now they have left you behind
Ojah 1 year ago

It seems the only Standing Orders of Parliament Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu learnt are 'Parliamentary Standing Orders of Entitlement'! What a self glorifying baboon!!

It seems the only Standing Orders of Parliament Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu learnt are 'Parliamentary Standing Orders of Entitlement'! What a self glorifying baboon!!
Anonymous 1 year ago

What did they do for the ordinary folks cost of living etc.___better shut your ass______your presence in parliament nothing____just examine the current state of affairs in Ghana.

What did they do for the ordinary folks cost of living etc.___better shut your ass______your presence in parliament nothing____just examine the current state of affairs in Ghana.
Tuffour 1 year ago

Charlie, he has insulted his friend paa. He is literally saying that Collins IQ is below that of a donkey.

Charlie, he has insulted his friend paa. He is literally saying that Collins IQ is below that of a donkey.
Good Boy 1 year ago

Masa stop putting words in his mouth. If you have nothing sensible to say better shut your gutter. Nansis.

Masa stop putting words in his mouth. If you have nothing sensible to say better shut your gutter. Nansis.
Kojo 1 year ago

There is a correction to be made. Hon. Dauda completed his A levels at Navasco. He was teaching at Ahafoman Secondary Tech. School when l went to undertake my post A level national service.
He is a very intelligent guy by ...
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There is a correction to be made. Hon. Dauda completed his A levels at Navasco. He was teaching at Ahafoman Secondary Tech. School when l went to undertake my post A level national service.
He is a very intelligent guy by all standards and very helpful if you approach him with your challenges.
Yaw Moto 1 year ago

So these NPP Guys cannot make any point without belittling others

So these NPP Guys cannot make any point without belittling others
Shihata 1 year ago

The one speaking stupidly there... (Osei Kyei Mensah-Bonsu) was foolishly and indiscreetly bringing up his colleague's educational qualifications, but he himself, with all his so-called higher academic achievements is a known ...
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The one speaking stupidly there... (Osei Kyei Mensah-Bonsu) was foolishly and indiscreetly bringing up his colleague's educational qualifications, but he himself, with all his so-called higher academic achievements is a known - STUDENT-BURGLAR! What happened during his school days before he came to have this new name he's carrying..????
Stone 1 year ago

So why can't people just make intelligent comments without insults...

So why can't people just make intelligent comments without insults...
JB 1 year ago

Please sit down and write a book for future Ghanaians to read and learn from your experience

Please sit down and write a book for future Ghanaians to read and learn from your experience
FITO 1 year ago

The import of Kyei Mensah Bonsu 's presentation, to me is twofold. 1) It tells the good relationship among MPs from the political divide. I personally know that Bagbin and Kyei Mensah are best of friends likewise Muntaka and ...
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The import of Kyei Mensah Bonsu 's presentation, to me is twofold. 1) It tells the good relationship among MPs from the political divide. I personally know that Bagbin and Kyei Mensah are best of friends likewise Muntaka and Napo.
2) It tells you that no matter your level of education you must humble yourself and learn from those who know the practicality better than you do.
Kyei, you are honest and sincere. Thank you for Collins Dauda.
Okyenku 1 year ago

Nice reply, devoid of insults.

Nice reply, devoid of insults.
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Tweaa 1 year ago

Is this guy trying to tell us Mr Dauda doesn’t have a degree ? , and so what ? We still love him

Is this guy trying to tell us Mr Dauda doesn’t have a degree ? , and so what ? We still love him
Osaman 1 year ago

This same Kyei Mensah Bonsu suggested that parliamentarians suppose to have a minimum qualification of bachelor's degree. Representing your people is not about certificate but wisdom.

This same Kyei Mensah Bonsu suggested that parliamentarians suppose to have a minimum qualification of bachelor's degree. Representing your people is not about certificate but wisdom.
First Offer 1 year ago

What about the name Lawerence Addai? Speak about that too. You couldn’t made your point without mentioning his level of education.

What about the name Lawerence Addai? Speak about that too. You couldn’t made your point without mentioning his level of education.
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Ye de owuo ka 1 year ago

Indeed, education is the cornerstone of every success in human endeavours. The supposed ability of Collins Dauda to "chew and pour" the parliamentary standing orders in those days did not augur well for the NDC, as a whole p ...
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Indeed, education is the cornerstone of every success in human endeavours. The supposed ability of Collins Dauda to "chew and pour" the parliamentary standing orders in those days did not augur well for the NDC, as a whole political entity. It did not encourage NDC's leaders to take education as seriously as it deserved towards effective and efficient services for national development. That's why a large number of NDC's followers are still wallowing in an abysmal lack of proper education; thereby leading to their frequent resort to lawlessness and wanton destruction of lives and properties, at the least provocation. Hence, their chairman, Asiedu Nketia, is refusing to accept and sign the national "peace accord"! HABA!! Ostensibly, he would rather prefer violent political thuggery (buga-buga) in lieu of peace and tranquility.
Oman Ba 1 year ago

Killing 8 people to election ‘victory’ makes NPP members and supporters educated citizens and elites ? Be civil in your politics and commentary, because you are alone in this country!

Killing 8 people to election ‘victory’ makes NPP members and supporters educated citizens and elites ? Be civil in your politics and commentary, because you are alone in this country!
Ye de owuo ka 1 year ago

Indeed, education is the cornerstone of every success in human endeavours. The supposed ability of Collins Dauda to "chew and pour" the parliamentary standing orders in those days did not augur well for the NDC, as a whole p ...
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Indeed, education is the cornerstone of every success in human endeavours. The supposed ability of Collins Dauda to "chew and pour" the parliamentary standing orders in those days did not augur well for the NDC, as a whole political entity. It did not encourage NDC's leaders to take education as seriously as it deserved towards providing effective and efficient services for national development. That's why a large number of NDC's followers are still wallowing in an abysmal lack of proper education; thereby leading to their frequent resort to lawlessness and wanton destruction of lives and properties, at the least provocation. Hence, their chairman, Asiedu Nketia, is refusing to accept and sign the national "peace accord"! HABA!! Ostensibly, he would rather prefer violent political thuggery (buga-buga) in lieu of peace and tranquility.
Oman Ba 1 year ago

Agyapadie strategies are the educational equivalent for your your estimations . No party comes close to diabolical political entity! Stop your nonsense comments here because wise men and women are here too!

Agyapadie strategies are the educational equivalent for your your estimations . No party comes close to diabolical political entity! Stop your nonsense comments here because wise men and women are here too!
John 1 year ago

You are a good at parliamentary standing order so what?how has that helped the average ghanaian. You forgot to mention you learnt thieving and robbery from Akuffo-Addo

You are a good at parliamentary standing order so what?how has that helped the average ghanaian. You forgot to mention you learnt thieving and robbery from Akuffo-Addo

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