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• shamu 1 year ago

  This son of bitches. Do they think Ghanaians can not think or not? The days of NPP, I mean the party and it's policy is over. Never ever again. Either they revamp the party or not, there is no way they can ever convince Ghana ...
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  This son of bitches. Do they think Ghanaians can not think or not? The days of NPP, I mean the party and it's policy is over. Never ever again. Either they revamp the party or not, there is no way they can ever convince Ghanaians. Wicked people will never have rooms for politics in Ghana.

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• Abudu 1 year ago

  But who will even vote for a rat like Bawumia? Wontumi? Or K. T. Hammond, that opete vulture head mad man. The kwasea of Adansi Asokwa

  But who will even vote for a rat like Bawumia? Wontumi? Or K. T. Hammond, that opete vulture head mad man. The kwasea of Adansi Asokwa

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• P Djamgbe 1 year ago

  Ghanaians say YES to LGBTQ+ and same sex marriage.

  Ghanaians say YES to LGBTQ+ and same sex marriage.

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• KB 1 year ago

  Bawumia is a rat? Hmmmm. Politics they say is a dirty game, I think is true. Your parents, your entire family, there is nobody who equal Bawumia and look what you are saying. Fool

  Bawumia is a rat? Hmmmm. Politics they say is a dirty game, I think is true. Your parents, your entire family, there is nobody who equal Bawumia and look what you are saying. Fool

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• Guv'ner 1 year ago

  But shouldn't a party campaign on issues? The NPP's record was so bad that no amount of packaging could have made any difference. You can't callously impoverish people for 8 years and then try to convince them you have done w ...
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  But shouldn't a party campaign on issues? The NPP's record was so bad that no amount of packaging could have made any difference. You can't callously impoverish people for 8 years and then try to convince them you have done well, so they should vote for you, convincing yourselves that "It is possible". The hardship is too fresh and pressing to forget, or to forgive.

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• Pelicles. 1 year ago

  When Nkrumah was kicked out of power, he said that if he knew Ghanaians care more food, he would have let milk run through their pipes just to make them happy. As a nation, the only thing we should care about is food, right, ...
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  When Nkrumah was kicked out of power, he said that if he knew Ghanaians care more food, he would have let milk run through their pipes just to make them happy. As a nation, the only thing we should care about is food, right, and the same Ghanaian who cares more about food, will go to another country and seeing development, will video it and then start insulting leaders in Ghana that they are stupid. The Bible says that man shall not live by bread alone, you get that.
  
  With such warped mindset, most nations in Africa had surpassed us in development because a Ghanaian only thinks about "FOOD". Put a Ghanaian in a pigpen and feed him three meals a day, he/she is okay, and what kind of mindset is that?

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• Jim 1 year ago

  The destruction of the NPP started from Kuffour's time. Kuffour could have made the NPP the party of choice. However, he nurtured corruption and actively got involved. At that time, things were not so bad for Ghanaians, and s ...
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  The destruction of the NPP started from Kuffour's time. Kuffour could have made the NPP the party of choice. However, he nurtured corruption and actively got involved. At that time, things were not so bad for Ghanaians, and social media was not so active. So he was able to get away with it. However, he is equally guilty of the corruption quagmire that has engulfed the country, and true, the two of them should be declared persona non-grata in the party. With all the praises Kuffour heaped on Bawumia as the person to save the country, why is he so quiet after Bawumia's defeat?

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• Steve Kaye London 1 year ago

  Can you name a single reputable and highly admired individual you are talking about?

  Can you name a single reputable and highly admired individual you are talking about?

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• Emma 1 year ago

  NPP refused to believe Mussah Dankwa's survey results. Party surrogates rather insulted him instead of dissecting his findings. Matter of truth, the President damaged the DMB campaign but his absence on the trail to would hav ...
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  NPP refused to believe Mussah Dankwa's survey results. Party surrogates rather insulted him instead of dissecting his findings. Matter of truth, the President damaged the DMB campaign but his absence on the trail to would have been misinterpreted. JAK was brought in when things were already fallen apart for DMB but he also made matters worse. The problems started from the manipulated and tailored primaries resulting in Alan leaving the party and Kennedy Adjapong damaging the party. Another person also said no one associated with the government should lead the party into the elections which was true but ignored. The work ahead is a tough one for the NPP.

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• Sycamore 1 year ago

  Unfortunately from where i sit there's no one single credible person left in the npp. The people i thought were credible has proven over these 8 years that they're worst of, a person like Nana Akomea has really really disappo ...
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  Unfortunately from where i sit there's no one single credible person left in the npp. The people i thought were credible has proven over these 8 years that they're worst of, a person like Nana Akomea has really really disappointed me and many alike. Paul Afoko,Nyaho Nyaho Tamakloe,Prof. Frimpong Boateng, Wereko Brobey,Sammy Crabbe etc must be brought in immediately but i doubt if the intransigence of the npp will allow them to do the needful.

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• Kweku 1 year ago

  Arrogant NPP politicians

  Arrogant NPP politicians

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• Kofi Badwenba 1 year ago

  The NPP's reliance on theory and little or no reflection on ground issues has put them at their deserved position. From day one that they decided to create regions marked their beckoning failure. Instead of building a seamles ...
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  The NPP's reliance on theory and little or no reflection on ground issues has put them at their deserved position. From day one that they decided to create regions marked their beckoning failure. Instead of building a seamless process for effective political administration (connectivity), they chose a disappointing short-cut. Recurrent expenditure swallowed their budget, which was a fundamental weakness, but they failed to recognise their flaw and make ammendments. How could 6 constituencies with a voter population that is less than 1 constituency Accra be resourced with all the logistics of regions like Eastern, Greater or Ashanti? A word to the wise..... If you want to revamp your party, which has had CVA then rethink your policies and learn how to accept positive criticism.

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