Kwame was a journalist. He saw few people crowding around a dead figure. So he wanted to be the first to give breaking news of this tragic event.
However,he could not get
through as the crowd didn't move.Then he thought of ... read full comment
Kwame was a journalist. He saw few people crowding around a dead figure. So he wanted to be the first to give breaking news of this tragic event.
However,he could not get
through as the crowd didn't move.Then he thought of plan.
He shouted at the top of his voice:
"LET ME THROUGH,HE'S MY
FATHER."
The crowd split and he went through.When he got to the middle,he saw a"DEAD GOAT"
Nee 10 years ago
Right on spot Mr.Kosi.It's about time we raise our journalistic standards in Africa.It is a shame.
Right on spot Mr.Kosi.It's about time we raise our journalistic standards in Africa.It is a shame.
mky 10 years ago
Blame the editors at these various publications for the gory photos that accompany stories of the nature you mentioned.....each morning, before a paper or a magazine is put out or a news item is broadcast, there is a meeting ... read full comment
Blame the editors at these various publications for the gory photos that accompany stories of the nature you mentioned.....each morning, before a paper or a magazine is put out or a news item is broadcast, there is a meeting of the editorial staff and here decisions are made as to which article or photo should be on the front page or be buried in the last page....these decisions are not taken lightly...they are weighed carefully before being implemented...so, in the long run, media organizations run lurid or gruesome pictures because the editors want to beat the competition, simple as that...there is nothing to it, Kosi, take heart, and just relax a bit....if you don't like a news outfit because it runs terrible photos, move on to the next media house...they are in abundance....
james naru 10 years ago
Vincent : Excellent article indeed. I totally agree with all your comments. In addition to this, there has recently been several events where law and order have not prevailed in Ghana.
The case which comes to mind is the r ... read full comment
Vincent : Excellent article indeed. I totally agree with all your comments. In addition to this, there has recently been several events where law and order have not prevailed in Ghana.
The case which comes to mind is the recent lynching and burning a thief using the Agege technique- a Nigerian practice picked up by Ghanaians. I am not holding brief for a thief but the sudden explosion of instance justice meted out by the public does not make us look civil.All we have to do is to apprehend the culprits if we can and hand them over to the Police.
You are 100% correct by saying civilization is not all about industries,skyscrapers etc but it is all about how we behave and comport ourselves.
I hope our leaders read your article
insight to the bone 10 years ago
our so called education free or not is a shame due to the bugga bugga policies of the ndc . the mentality it has created is one of willfulness with no regard for law and order. just look at the fools of legon and their mindse ... read full comment
our so called education free or not is a shame due to the bugga bugga policies of the ndc . the mentality it has created is one of willfulness with no regard for law and order. just look at the fools of legon and their mindset in this matter of tolls , so now everyone who repairs the pot holes in front of his house should now consider setting up tolls to rob his fellow citizens , what a message ? the rule of law is only reserved for some like gen mosquito who has now become the richest man in Ghana due to a court case , but the thousands of businesses that are being collapsed everyday due to corruption and theft can not even dare put their cases in court as the buga buga atubuga clan there will only rubbish their cases. what a sorry state of affairs we can only go back to preparing our revolution and war to get rid of the menace as these lot are determined in the ignorant stupidity to ruin everything . it all started with nkrumah and his president for life bigger than God attitude
Kwame was a journalist. He saw few people crowding around a dead figure. So he wanted to be the first to give breaking news of this tragic event.
However,he could not get
through as the crowd didn't move.Then he thought of ...
read full comment
Right on spot Mr.Kosi.It's about time we raise our journalistic standards in Africa.It is a shame.
Blame the editors at these various publications for the gory photos that accompany stories of the nature you mentioned.....each morning, before a paper or a magazine is put out or a news item is broadcast, there is a meeting ...
read full comment
Vincent : Excellent article indeed. I totally agree with all your comments. In addition to this, there has recently been several events where law and order have not prevailed in Ghana.
The case which comes to mind is the r ...
read full comment
our so called education free or not is a shame due to the bugga bugga policies of the ndc . the mentality it has created is one of willfulness with no regard for law and order. just look at the fools of legon and their mindse ...
read full comment