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'Ghana lacks innovative leaders'

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  • Anim 10 years ago

    Author:
    Paa Kwesi

    Date:
    2013-08-08 11:08:20

    Comment to:
    ANXIOUS TO ABDICATE HOT SEAT


    Author:
    ECOWAS BROTHER

    Date:
    2013-08-08 11:04:46

    Comment to:
    The Gyeeda Report.... Sabotage within?


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  • vizzano 10 years ago

    what r u bringing to the table..how can u help solve this problem..what steps do u think shd be implemented...etc etc..grassroots and then up...

  • KUKRUDU 10 years ago

    THE PROFESSOR HAS MADE A MONUMENTAL STATEMENT!!! INNOVATION, INNOVATION, INNOVATION!!!! THIS IS WHAT WE LACK IN GHANA. YOUNG BOYS & GIRLS SELLING DOG CHAINS ON THE STREETS OS ACCRA............. YES WE HAVE AS AN EXAMPLE USHER ...
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  • Jeff, UK 10 years ago

    Oh! You are talking about travelling leaders. How about those of us who lived and schooled in those countries and have managed to work our way into positions in either government or high corporate positions. Most lived on the ...
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  • KUKRUDU 10 years ago

    SORRY JEFF, YOU ARE COMPLETELY WRONG. WE DO NOT HAVE TO REINVENT THE WHEEL!!! IF YOU RESIDE IN THE UK, YOU KNOW THERE ARE STREET LIGHTS, YOU SEE THE LEVEL OF SANITATION AND EVEN SHOULD YOU SPEND A DAY IN SOME OF THESE DEVELOP ...
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  • Sakura 10 years ago

    You are right. Getting a PhD, MA, or MSc abroad and going back to Ghana does not make you a better manager...they lack the hands on experience in risk taking and management. They rush home without any experience whatsoever of ...
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  • sweden 10 years ago

    Jeff you are 200% wrong,I took some andvance mechinery to Ghana December 2012,for mass production for cars and mechinery parts for export and internal use,i built a new building for the company.i went to ECG for electriciy i ...
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  • GHFUO, BE SERIOUS NOT PRIDEFUL! 10 years ago

    “Our leaders travel a lot and see a lot of things. The key question is: are they learning from these to transfer them back here and change the way we solve problems. THEY R SIMPLY SELFISH N MORE IMPORTANTLY STUPID....

  • KUKRUDU 10 years ago

    NO OUR LEADERS ARE NOT SELFISH - THEY ARE CLUELESS. THEY ARE THERE AS WINDOW DRESSING (PAST & PRESENT GOVERNMENTS). THEY ARE INTERESTED IN THE POSITION THAN WHAT THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO ACHIEVE.

  • Paa Kodwo 10 years ago

    IF REALLY THESE MEN YOU MENTIONED ARE TRULY ECONOMIC MANAGERS, PROFESSORS, DEANS,HEADS OF DEPARTMENT,lECTURERS and PhD'S,THEY WOULD HAVE BEEN IN THE POSITION TO DELIVER IN SCIENCE,TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION TO TURN THE WHEELS ...
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  • KUKRUDU 10 years ago

    RELAX. IN EUROPE, FIRST YEAR SIXTH FORMERS MANUFACTURE SOLAR PANELS - TALK TO ANY GHANAIAN PROFESSOR IN GHANA & SEE IF HE CON EVEN PRODUCE A PIECE OS 'SHIT'.
    I WAS IN GHANA LAST MONTH, HOPING TO SPEND A MONTH THERE. I WAS ...
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  • Tekonline.org 10 years ago

    Innovation, as the name suggests, involves "newness", sometimes quite radically. Often, rules have to be broken, and one almost has to be a rebel in thought. But almost always, it involves coming up with something different f ...
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  • Paa Kodwo 10 years ago

    TELECOLINE.ORG

    DO CELL PHONES AND LAPTOPS MAKE A NATION.

    DEVELOPMENT OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE,ROADS,TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION,EDUCATION, HEALTH FACILITIES, AGRICULTURE, FOOD SECURITY, MANUFACTURING,PRODUCTION ENERGY, ...
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  • KUKRUDU 10 years ago

    ARE YOU ON A DIFFERENT PLANET??? IN GHANA, THEY ARE MORE IMPORTANT THA LIFE ITSELF. OUR LEADERS - PAST & PRESENT PUT THEIR FAITH IN THEM - THEY ARE THE 'IN THING'. YOU CALL A FRIEND IN GHANA & THE FIRST THING THEY ASK YOU IS ...
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  • Tekonline.org 10 years ago

    Very true.
    All those things you listed are very important indeed, but they are much more EXPENSIVE to realize.

    The only "infrastructure" required for software development is the brain plus a laptop, and selling such sof ...
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  • KUKRUDU 10 years ago

    THANKS. QUITE INFORMATIVE. AFRICANS WILL PLAY CATCH UP FOREVER. THIS MIGHT SOUND BAD BUT BESIDES INNOVATIONS, WE HAVE TO COPY - PERIOD. OUR POTENTIAL MANUFACTURING BASE WAS DESTROYED BY THESE INDUSTRALISED COUNTRIES - WE DID ...
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  • Tekonline.org 10 years ago

    Hi Kukrudu, One can only copy what one can SEE.
    Yes, one can easily imitate a nice chair, or a cool bicycle, or a gorgeous house. But how do you copy a microprocessor, for instance? You wouldn't get anywhere even if you had ...
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  • Conventional Youth. 10 years ago

    Interesting to know that many don't have oversights to determination & their own future.

    Elighten them comminent & dedication to CRIDs are the keys to unlock economic bondage. Creativity, Research, Innovation, Developm ...
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  • asempa 10 years ago

    how can Ghana have a good leader if election is rigged for the bad one

  • KUKRUDU 10 years ago

    YOU ARE AN ABSOLUTE ARSEHOLE!!! SO - AN IDIOT LIKE YOU HAVE CONCLUDED THAT THE ELECTION WAS STOLEN???
    YOU MUST KNOW SOMETHING WE DO NOT KNOW OR YOU ARE AN ABSOLUTE IDIOT!!!+

  • KUKRUDU 10 years ago

    THIS IS THE FIRST I HAVE HEARD PURE SENSE COMING OUT OF AN EDUCATED GHANAIAN'S MOUTH!!! A PROFESSOR WITH VISION - NOT THOSE PAPER TIGERS WE HAVE IN GHANA - FARTING, WOMEN CHASING EMPTY BARRELLS!!!

  • Prof 10 years ago

    Our leaders hold the keys to success but because of corruption. Prof you have done well but next time just give a practical example on what you say so that others would quickly understand.