NPP going into 2016 elections

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• Kofi 10 years ago

  Answer Must be what you know but not all the time defending what you yourself have no clue

  Answer Must be what you know but not all the time defending what you yourself have no clue

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• Rita 10 years ago

  Nana is holding the NPP hostage. That is what we need to work on not effective communication. So long as Nana continues to hold the party hostage, our chances of winning 2016 moves from 40% to 20%. Communication is always com ...
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  Nana is holding the NPP hostage. That is what we need to work on not effective communication. So long as Nana continues to hold the party hostage, our chances of winning 2016 moves from 40% to 20%. Communication is always communication. We need to first take the hostage takers out.

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• Victor 10 years ago

  Furnish ideas and educate the population on how NDC and the EC stole the election and then endorsed by the SC.NPP should avoid recurrence of this in 2016, All Die Be Die!

  Furnish ideas and educate the population on how NDC and the EC stole the election and then endorsed by the SC.NPP should avoid recurrence of this in 2016, All Die Be Die!

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• Moses 10 years ago

  The writer should be careful because the NPP has not yet accepted the fact that the NPP lost the 2012 elections. Or is the writer now telling us that the NPP lost the elections in 2012? We demand an answer.

  The writer should be careful because the NPP has not yet accepted the fact that the NPP lost the 2012 elections. Or is the writer now telling us that the NPP lost the elections in 2012? We demand an answer.

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• Seymour Gray, LL.B. (USA) 10 years ago

  A friend here in the USA mentioned that perhaps there was a worse time in Ghana than now exists under Mahama. As far as corruption is concerned, during the six year term under General Ignatus Achempong, that period certainly ...
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  A friend here in the USA mentioned that perhaps there was a worse time in Ghana than now exists under Mahama. As far as corruption is concerned, during the six year term under General Ignatus Achempong, that period certainly started out better than Mahama's initial period, but I fear Mahama is just getting started, personally I believe Mahama plans to really get bad. Achempong's economic mismanagement was bad, with nepotism and the draining of national coffers and the level of soaring corruption rising to the point that Ghanaians had to coin a new English term, which was "Kleptocracy," which meant the rule by thieves. I believe under Mahama, we must again begin to speak of a growing time of "Kleptocracy!"

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