Is Protest the Answer to Our Economic Challenges?

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Pelicles 9 years ago

Civilians have no alternative that to resort to unrelenting protest to home in their grievances. Ghana is being rules by Truants and vagabonds who have no clue about governance. They are using "try-and-error" tactics which is ...
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Civilians have no alternative that to resort to unrelenting protest to home in their grievances. Ghana is being rules by Truants and vagabonds who have no clue about governance. They are using "try-and-error" tactics which is rather unfortunate for our dear nation.

Mahama, upon assuming office, increased his salary three times to that of Kufuor and Mills yet, he is bold to tell teachers etc that there is no money to pay them. Who will work without getting paid for over two to three years and how can such "unfortunate" humans survive?

The protest should go on till these fools feel the heat.
Sam 9 years ago

Instead of finding solutions to home problems, Mahama is trotting the world canvassing for solutions to Ebola in 3 West African Nations. He is damned useless president but good for Ebola PR job.

Instead of finding solutions to home problems, Mahama is trotting the world canvassing for solutions to Ebola in 3 West African Nations. He is damned useless president but good for Ebola PR job.
Joe 9 years ago

Sometimes I ask myself, what have Ghanaians done to deserve these economic hardships from Mahama?

Sometimes I ask myself, what have Ghanaians done to deserve these economic hardships from Mahama?
Zirbure 9 years ago

I am a graduate and have been teaching for 2yrs and 7 months without salary. is there any leadership in this country? No! we need more demo. since that is the only language our leaders understand

I am a graduate and have been teaching for 2yrs and 7 months without salary. is there any leadership in this country? No! we need more demo. since that is the only language our leaders understand

Is Protest the Answer to Our Economic Challenges?

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