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Lack of vision after Nkrumah 'appalling' - Christian Council

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  • KAY 10 years ago

    HE MUST RESIGN FROM OFFICE

  • Kenkey Warriors!! 10 years ago

    His vision was to create the United States of Africa and to run it like a soviet gulag. The fake Dr was a deranged bloody dictator who proclaimed himself Prezi for life. He bankrupted Ghana and his only way to hold onto power ...
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  • Zoobie-Zoobie 10 years ago

    Forward ever, backward ever!!!

  • ELINAM 10 years ago

    The anti-Africa/Ghana forces on CIA pay roll can go burn the sea.
    How could the man who built everything that we could not even rehabilitate be a fraud and he never owned hotels, mansions and secret off-shore bank accounts ...
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  • Desmond 10 years ago

    We will never forget Nkrumah's atrocities to Ghanaians. He decared himself President for life and without a Vice. The time came when his own CPP cronies and henchmen were not safe from his murderous antics of killing all polt ...
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  • Zoobie-Zoobie 10 years ago

    Did you graduate?

  • akonoba 10 years ago

    Mahama=policyless

  • Kojo Kumasi 10 years ago

    You this NPP people, if it is not from your camp, then it is worse of; BUT LET ME TELL YOU< NPP WILL LOOSE 2016 mark this.

  • Ghfuo, change your MENtality! 10 years ago

    IS STILL THERE. WHY HAVE OUR GOVT FAILED TO FOLLOW THE BLUEPRINT? IF YOU ARE TOO STUPID TO THINK. JUST FOLLOW THE BLUEPRINT, STUPID BLACKIE!

  • kwasipong 10 years ago

    You are such an idiot, a very sick mind indeed. On personal terms you and the entire generations of your family: past, present and future are not worthy to polish Dr Kwame Nkrumah's shoes. You deserve to live in your filth ...
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  • Kenkey Warriors!! 10 years ago

    He hijacked the independence movement and brainwashed people like you to believe he singlehandedly fought the Brits to free ghana from colonialism. Wrong! The fraud rode on the back of others and jailed all who had opposing v ...
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  • MENSAH 10 years ago

    Industrially,KWAME NKRUMAH stood tall,among all African Leaders,and even some other Third WOrld Countries,in his era.
    His woe sprang from nothing but unnecessary ambition to rule the whole of Africa,to the detriment of his o ...
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  • MENSAH 10 years ago

    I never bought into his system of leadership.
    He became too autocratic,a dictator etc.

  • Sky-P 10 years ago

    You are just on point! Nkrumah was a fraud. Simple!!!

  • mayor 10 years ago

    really? if every president bankrupt Ghana like you said Dr. Nkrumah did and build infrastructures like he did Ghana should be smiling now. example from those who over throw him to the present if every government built a like ...
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  • Abeeku Mensah 10 years ago

    If Nkrumah was a fraud what do you call all the leaders that followed? It would have been enlightenment if someone like you had understood what the council said but then the capacity for understanding eludes even the best amo ...
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  • Kenkey Warriors!! 10 years ago

    The oxymoronic subject line is the clear indication of all that was wrong with Nkrumah's brutal reign of brainwashing Ghanaians endured. Sorry to read you cannot see beyond the glittering one dimentional thinking Nkrumah subj ...
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  • danny 10 years ago

    WISE MAN!

  • Poverty of Ideas 10 years ago

    Nkrumah ran the country backward. He damaged the economy irreparably, jailed his political opponents, capriciously removed his own acolytes from power and tenaciously nursed the delusion of a continental African Union with hi ...
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  • Ghfuo, change your MENtality! 10 years ago

    U ARE A FOOL BEYOND REPAIR..LISTEN TO NKRUMAH, LOOK AT HIS DEEDS AND COMPARE THEM TO WHAT U HAVE WRITTEN? ALL THE PRESIDENTS COMBINED CANT EVEN MATCH THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF 1 MAN. AND U SAY WETIN?

  • RastafaraI 10 years ago

    Call a spate a spate...condemn the corruption..that is the real problem...Even Nigerians have taken notice of the corruption is ghana..

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  • bashings 10 years ago

    do you mean that there is no corruption in Nigeria? i beg your pardon?

  • Kay 10 years ago

    Another stupid reverent. Who started the polarization? Did Nkrumah accept opposing views? Why can't you guys call a spade a spade? Too bad you represent Jesus Christ in your church.

  • Repugnant. 10 years ago

    Which opposing views? have himself killed. Kay what kind of nonsense be that?

  • Brother 10 years ago

    So Mr. or Ms Kay, he is 'stupid' just because he did not say what you wish he should say. There you are. That is exactly what he is talking about. If you don't agreed with something you can also state your opinion instead of ...
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  • Zoobie-Zoobie 10 years ago

    Forward ever, backward never

  • Victor 10 years ago

    Ghana under Nkrumah was like Germany under the Nazi Party, Gambia under Yaya Jameh, Gadaffi of Libya or Mugabe of Zimbabwe or North Korea.

    Even Pol Pot of Cambodia was better than Nkrumah the vicious tyrant

  • Zoobie-Zoobie 10 years ago

    where did you study Ghana's political history?

  • Abena Kwabena 10 years ago

    Zoobie understand that we were living in dictatorship

  • Kay 10 years ago

    My opinion is what you read from me. You see your mind-set? Who wants to be better than others? Your inferiority has put you in that box and you and your people will always be like what and how you feel.

  • Bumbato -LONDON 10 years ago

    THIS WILL SENSITISE MANY GHANAIANS ABOUT THE NEED OF GROWING OUR COUNTRY THAN BEEN DEPENDENT.
    IT IS A FACT AND NO ONE CAN CHANGE IT. MANY POLITICAINS HAVE TRIED TO PLAGARISED NKRUMAHS POLICIES TO GET FAME. IT HAS NOT WORKED ...
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  • princewilly@ymail.com 10 years ago

    It's a slow day in a little town in Ghana. The sun is beating down, and the streets are deserted. Times are tough, everybody is in debt, and everybody lives on credit.

    On this particular day a rich tourist from Nigeria is ...
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  • Aduny 10 years ago

    You got your story from Nigeria 'Money No Miss'by Prince Dickson?

  • Osei Yao 10 years ago

    THE CHRISTIAN COUNCIL WAS ONE ORGANIZATION THAT JUBILATED AT THE OVERTHROW OF NKRUMAH FOR BRINGING IN THE YOUNG PIONEER MOVEMENT. NOW YOU KNOW HOW BLINKERED THE LEADERSHIP OF CHRISTIAN HAS ALWAYS BEEN.

  • KOFI 10 years ago

    HYPOCRISY! THESE SAME CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATIONS LED BY THE CATHOLIC CHURCH OPPOSED MOST OF NKRUMAH'S VISION FOR THE COUNTRY

  • B-WISE 10 years ago

    The Church has been very influencial in Ghana since the Gold Coast era till date. Yet, one need not put on compound lenses to see the downward trend taken by most Churches today. As light if all we give is darkness, then grea ...
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  • Ritewing 10 years ago

    I do not not believe this Rev. Minister is speaking for the Christian Council. I am surprised in the first place that a Christian Council exits in Ghana. Where was the Christian Council, when after the death of President Mill ...
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  • Zoobie-Zoobie 10 years ago

    where did you study Ghana's political history? or your stories?

  • Zoobie-Zoobie 10 years ago

    forward ever

  • Ritewing 10 years ago

    zoobie-zoobie, i lived through the Nkrumah years. i saw it all. if i say anything which you do not agree with please tell what the truth is.

  • Dr Robert Glah 10 years ago

    No need for vision after the Osagyefo vision.

    The Nkrumah vision was clear like the vision of Jesus Christ.

    All what we need is to implement the vision.

    We do not need another vision after the Osagyefo.

  • Zoobie-Zoobie 10 years ago

    Just go to the playbook... Nkrumah gave us everything needed to move ahead

  • charles obiri 10 years ago

    YOU right on the point.We just have'nt got the right people now to carry his vision tru.I'm very CONFIDENCE that we shall have the right people at the right time to carry the VISION THROUGH. THANKS for the wise comment unlik ...
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  • ghanaba 10 years ago

    pastor, pastor, God says in isaiah that He will not share neither his grace or praise. we are in the world but not part of this world. apostle paul said, our conversation is in heaven. please dont be carnal the next time. ame ...
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  • bashings 10 years ago

    please be very careful the statement you make. For so many years it is now that the Christian Council has realized that after the fall of Nkrumah all other presidents have been visionless? this is an insult to all Ghanians!!! ...
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  • Kwame 10 years ago

    The past was rough for CCoG. The previous leader had blemished record that rendered the institution useless in the face challenges requiring their input. Next time be careful with your election. Thumbs up Opuni

  • DOKORDOKO 10 years ago

    WE MUST LOOK AT IF POSIBLE ONE OF NKRUMAH'S KID BECOMING PRESIDENT OF GHANA,YOU DON'T HEAR ANYTHING BAD ABOUT THESE KIDS NOT CORRUPT AND VERY SIMPLE JUST LIKE THEIR FATHER. PLS HELP BRING FRANCIS THE DOCTOR TO ORGANISE THE CP ...
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  • Kwame USA 10 years ago

    Stop following the white mans religion.

    it's not helping us

  • kk 10 years ago

    this situation started during the time of Nkrumah, say it, Reverend.

  • oppong london 10 years ago

    just compare nkrumah and gaddafi who loved his country?why were both died miserably one in poorest communist romania and the other in gutter,anyway gaddafi was better than dictator nkrumah,which caused the downfall of the tw ...
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  • Abeeku Mensah 10 years ago

    The problem with your comparative presentation is that you did not present anything your beloved Gaddafi did relative to Nkrumah. The second problem is that Gaddafi gained power and ruled his people at the point of a gun that ...
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  • princewilly@ymail.com 10 years ago

    i have not forgotten your best story about slavery on the Ghanaweb.
    William Wilberforce adopted Abeeku great grand parents.
    They were His house Niggers.

  • Johnny USA 10 years ago

    THIS C-COUNCIL ALWAYS MAKE ME MAD WHY. BECAUSE THEY CANT GIVE ANY TANGIBLE REASON OR ADVICE TO HOW GHANA TO BE GOVERN ,ALWAYS BLAME GAME.AS CHRISTIAN COUNCIL WHAT HAVE YOU DONE AS CHURCH LEADERS TO HELP THIS NATION THAN, CHU ...
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  • BRO DAN- TRC 10 years ago

    BLESSED PEOPLE OF AFRICA, DIGNIFIED PEPLE OF THE NATIONS OF THE WORLD, INNOCENT PEOPLE OF GHANA- KEEP THE -VISION AND THE MISSION- ALIVE AND TO GREATER HEIGHTS FOR IT IS REVEALED;" FOR LACK OF -VISION- MY PEOPLE PERISH". WHOS ...
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  • SO SAD. 10 years ago

    Nkrumah was God-sent to put this nation on the path of development. Nkrumah was ahead of his time and his compatriots.

  • EZEKIEL 10 years ago

    SLOWLY,many people are saying in effect..."the DEVIL you know is BETTER than the ANGEL you don't know"
    Kwame Nkrumah was NOT that CRUEL afterall!!!!There is NO country which has attained ANY RESPECTABLE degree of DeVELOPMENT ...
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  • Jojo 10 years ago

    WHERE WAS THE CHRISTIAN COUNCIL WHEN NKRUMAH WAS OVERTHROWN.

    WAS IT NOT THE SAME COUNCIL THAT CONDEMENED NKRUMAH'S STRONG ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT THAT HAD TAKEN OFF IN THE COUNTRY AT A CHURCH SERVICE, CONDUCTED BY ...
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  • Kofi 10 years ago

    At the time of its independence, Botswana was among the world’s poorest countries, even poorer than most other African countries.[7][8][9][10] Khama set out on a vigorous economic programme intended to transform it into an ...
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  • Seth Mifetu. 10 years ago

    Rev. Dr. opuni, polarization is in the church also. Church that supposed to be universal and demonstrates God's love for one another. Unfortunately, that love is only shown in a pretence at sunday church service and christian ...
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  • Whatever 10 years ago

    A country where majority of the people never get to see their resources let alone benefit from it. The thing all those successive leadership did not found Ghana like Nkrumah so they don't know how to develop it

  • TJ Hooker 10 years ago

    Nkrumah was(is) the only one that supposed to rule Ghana.continue to educate the new and next generation about the one and only human born to rule Ghana until thy kingdom come.

    Instead of setting up an institution to gove ...
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  • Analyst 10 years ago

    Those who see Ghana in a standstill position since Dr Nkrumah's overthrow must be suffering from lack of vision (in other words, they are blind).
    The Christian Council occupies a very privileged position and must not play to ...
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  • JH New York 10 years ago

    That is the reason why some of us advocate for a Revolution in the mind of Ghanaian.
    For,till we see ourselves as Ghanaians and not as a particular ethnic groups like a Northern,Ewe,Akan etc etc,We will Continue to be on a B ...
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  • MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

    Between now and the time we turn 60, three years from now, our nation Ghana should be ruled by a non-party administration to tackle the intense political polarization that is currently tearing the nation apart, a direct resul ...
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  • Jab 10 years ago

    hOW CAN YOU SAY THAT AN ENTIRE COUNTRY CAN LACK VISION AFTER ONE LEADER IS GONE? A MAN OF GOD SO NOT TALK THAT WAY. HAVE YOU CONSIDERED NKRUMAH'S AUTOCRATIC FORM OF LEADERSHIP? IF ANYTHING WE SHOULD RATHER TALK ABOUT THE BAD ...
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  • Yaw Twum 10 years ago

    The NLC, PP governments and PNDCII had visions based on free market economy. The CPP, NRC and PNDCI had philosophy based on worker and people friendly controlled economic development. This called for self reliant economy and ...
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  • Krobo Edusei 10 years ago

    The lack of vision started with Nkrumah. His vision was a blurred one. No wonder after a few years in power he was confused and started seeing everybody as an enemy even those in his own party