Vote for winnable, genuine candidates - Afoko

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Jemina Fofie 8 years ago

Let's hope they'll listen to what you are saying. They won't vote for wnnables but for incompetent, violent, corrupt, intellectually lazy, imposters and arrogant fools instead. This is the time for dashing out stolen and corr ...
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Let's hope they'll listen to what you are saying. They won't vote for wnnables but for incompetent, violent, corrupt, intellectually lazy, imposters and arrogant fools instead. This is the time for dashing out stolen and corrupt money just for votes. Most of these guys are intellectually impotent.
Mahmoud 8 years ago

You are repeating exactly what Rawlings and his "let the blood flow" misguided, inexperienced youth of this country said years ago. They claimed that our older leaders had failed and they took over the country in the 80s and ...
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You are repeating exactly what Rawlings and his "let the blood flow" misguided, inexperienced youth of this country said years ago. They claimed that our older leaders had failed and they took over the country in the 80s and mismanaged it for 20years. The result was a Cuban-style communist dictatorship, economic mismanagement, Rawlings' Chain" and abject poverty.

Those revolutionary youth who were wearing tire sandals and condemned market women to death for petty profiteering, are now billionaires enjoying power and money fraudulently. And throughout the period when Ghana was called "ojah krom", they perpetuated their rule through the gun and electoral malpractices. Unfortunately, they are the ones overseeing the sinking of this country today and they will do everything to rig the elections and continue their mediocre rule, despite the fact that Ghanaians want them out.

Believe me; suggesting that the "youth" should take over the running of this country again will not fly.
BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 8 years ago

Afoko and Kwabena Agyapong is winning the WAR against Nana Akanfou Binaddo's INVISIBLE TERRORIST FORCES.

Afoko and Kwabena Agyapong is winning the WAR against Nana Akanfou Binaddo's INVISIBLE TERRORIST FORCES.
Khama 8 years ago

Positive vibe.

Positive vibe.
Joko 8 years ago

With Ashante moves.nonsese

With Ashante moves.nonsese
kwam 8 years ago

I don't belong to any political party, but I think the chairman is honestly trying to do his job only some people within the npp are not giving him the free hand to operate.

I don't belong to any political party, but I think the chairman is honestly trying to do his job only some people within the npp are not giving him the free hand to operate.
SIMON 8 years ago

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still rastafari 8 years ago

afoko & adjepong too much confusion

afoko & adjepong too much confusion
still rastafari 8 years ago

afoko has lost clout and authority

afoko has lost clout and authority
EFO 8 years ago

HAS THIS MAN THROWN AWAY HIS AGENDA 2020? ALAN CAN NEVER WIN NPP PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES.

HAS THIS MAN THROWN AWAY HIS AGENDA 2020? ALAN CAN NEVER WIN NPP PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES.
Prince T 8 years ago

Afoko should stop addressing party issues on his Facebook page, go to the NPP HQ and be seen to be in charge. Failing that he should vacate the seat for a more deserving person to take over the chairmanship mantle.

Afoko should stop addressing party issues on his Facebook page, go to the NPP HQ and be seen to be in charge. Failing that he should vacate the seat for a more deserving person to take over the chairmanship mantle.
Abeeku Mensah 8 years ago

In my heart of hearts I wish Ghanaian voters would gain in wisdom to vote both NPP and NDC out but this wishful thinking I know is trumped by tribal and party loyalties. I ask for anyone with a flair for logical thinking and ...
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In my heart of hearts I wish Ghanaian voters would gain in wisdom to vote both NPP and NDC out but this wishful thinking I know is trumped by tribal and party loyalties. I ask for anyone with a flair for logical thinking and analytical prowess to list any long lasting successes in Ghana that has taken place since 1966 to justify the continued reliance and election of NPP or NDC members into government offices. It is not good enough for NPP or NDC folks to talk about being free if our delusional freedoms are driving Ghanaians away in droves with some perishing on their journeys to better lives.

It cannot be the price of true freedoms if Ghanaians are hunted like rats in South Africa and it’s surely not freedom when Ghana is in debt because the leaders of NPP and NDC have spirited most of our money and borrowed money into private foreign banks for their own benefits. For as long as most Ghanaians stay dumb buying into the presumed evils of the Nkrumah era, NPP and or NDC will make a few rich at the expense of foot soldiers and the rest of Ghana. For as long as NDC zealots continue to vote the breed of simple-minded people into office Ghana will continue to slide into economic stagnation. The love of Ghana is beyond party or tribe and it’s about time registered members of the NDC and NPP started voting for honest and selfless people with love for country and not on party affiliation. How is any contestant going to approach their duty relative to moral guidance, intellectual honesty and the resolution of ongoing national problems if do not have work product within the communities they live or hope to represent?

What is wrong with an NPP registrant voting for a more trusted NDC person or an NDC voter casting a vote for an NPP contestant if the values of the NPP contestant are in line with the best interest of Ghana and not of party or tribe? Why would it not be wise for a change, if people voted for people contestants that bring something to Ghana politics and not politics as usual?

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