Ghana must consider UK first for business

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• Abeeku Mensah 8 years ago

  Nations who break the chains that bind them to their colonial masters do well because they look forward to no life support. UK does well because its citizens love their country and will work to provide all the comforts neede ...
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  Nations who break the chains that bind them to their colonial masters do well because they look forward to no life support. UK does well because its citizens love their country and will work to provide all the comforts needed to live in a developed nation even if it takes enslavement of others.
  
  Where has the UK been since 1966? EU nations and the Americas have spent trillions of dollars and continue to do so trying to save Afghanistan, Iraq and every other nation they've helped screw up yet they walked away from sub-Sahara African nations they've screwed. They are coming again because there is something to be had that the NPP and NDC political parties are willing to hand over; these investors see value where the NPP and NDC dummies see none. A note of caution; the last time we saw a boat full of well meaning Brits we ended up on slave ships for a very long time.

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• Okonko Palm 8 years ago

  This sounds to me like a business proposal to the Ghana government but only this time it might look like the object of the proposal will swallow it line hook and sinker because the client has done his home work so well that i ...
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  This sounds to me like a business proposal to the Ghana government but only this time it might look like the object of the proposal will swallow it line hook and sinker because the client has done his home work so well that it is bound to be responsive and selling it will be easy.
  
  In the past business between London and Accra had been disproportionate in the sense that all the benefit is heavily sloped towards London because of the inequality of bargaining power.
  
  Lets hope this will mark a new approach to business where all parties have their fair share and especially where there will be equity for the weaker partner.

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