Jerry John Rawlings,The Hero!!.

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kofikofi 8 years ago

?ong live my hero JJ

?ong live my hero JJ
concern 8 years ago

Ewes owe JJ. Whose hero? Not us. See how trokossi's are ripping Ghana off and most of them engulfed in massive corruption under the cover of NDC. The revolution has achieved its aim as stated by Kofi Awoornor that it was mean ...
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Ewes owe JJ. Whose hero? Not us. See how trokossi's are ripping Ghana off and most of them engulfed in massive corruption under the cover of NDC. The revolution has achieved its aim as stated by Kofi Awoornor that it was meant to take the wealth of Akans and give it to Ewes.
PEKI PRINCE 8 years ago

WHAT THE HECK IS THIS SPRAYING AND RE-BRANDING OF METRO BUSES ABOUT? The NDC(NOTORIOUS Demented Criminals) 2016 campaign propaganda team diabolically cooked up this idea of using 116 public buses as cheap mobile billboards fo ...
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WHAT THE HECK IS THIS SPRAYING AND RE-BRANDING OF METRO BUSES ABOUT? The NDC(NOTORIOUS Demented Criminals) 2016 campaign propaganda team diabolically cooked up this idea of using 116 public buses as cheap mobile billboards for Mahama's pictures. What is the signinficance of this so called branding of buses? IT IS ABOUT NO BUS BUT MAHAMA!!! These shameless morons are taking us - Ghanaians for a ride. It is high time we told them , enough is enough. They are stealing and using our tax money to fund their campaign with impunity. The spaces could profitably be rented to some commercial entities to earn revenue for the Metro Transit Administration. This is what is done in all civilized countries. All the pictures should be removed from the buses immediately from the buses before the government is forced to do in court.
J. D Mahama 8 years ago

You are such an idiot to say the least. People like are the reason the nation is in the state ofddespondency. The present day state of affairs of Ghana is that thing people like you call it a revolution. I called it tribal ...
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You are such an idiot to say the least. People like are the reason the nation is in the state ofddespondency. The present day state of affairs of Ghana is that thing people like you call it a revolution. I called it tribal hatred on the part of Rawlings and the likes of you. What did the nation achieved from the stupid revolution you have in mind, the dumsor dumsor, massive unemployment, quadruple inflation, and the deplorable state of the nation? What a twerp of your likes.
J. D Mahama 8 years ago

Of despondency

Of despondency
Dziko Kwame 8 years ago

Hurraaaayyyyy!

I call him KATINKA. JJR is my little God and this is no a doubt.

October 1980: JJR entered the offices of the Graphic Corporation when he could no longer take the blackmailing from the Journalists the ...
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Hurraaaayyyyy!

I call him KATINKA. JJR is my little God and this is no a doubt.

October 1980: JJR entered the offices of the Graphic Corporation when he could no longer take the blackmailing from the Journalists there, yelled on them, pounded on the desks and told them "BLOODY REVOLUTION NEXT TIME".

December 31, 1991: JJR rode a horse through ACCRA, asking for no security, when marking the 10th Anniversary of 31st Dec. Oh, yes!

November 1992: Dr John Bilson, founder of the 3rd Force Party took JJR to the Supreme Court to declare him JJR that he is NOT A GHANAIAN, and cannot stand for President in election. JJR won.

June 2002: At a rally in Kumasi, JJR called on the audience to learn how to "positively defy" inappropriate commands. Yes, POSITIVE DEFIANCE. The Gov't in power found it the most convenient time to "finish him off" by alleging that JJR was calling on Ghanaians to revolt.

JJR was invited to the BNI where his finishing was expected to take place. His Aide Victor Smith insisted to go with him. He said, like he did during the May 15 1979 failed coup Court Martial - Leave my Men Alone - JJR told Victor Smith to not to worry; that he JJR could take on the BNI Strength ALL ALONE!!

Jerry, I love You. Your appellation lives fresh in my minds as sang by the EP Church, Ho Choir in 1982 "GOLIATH".

Long Live JJR, Long Live Akatamanso, Long Live mother GHANA.
PEKI PRINCE 8 years ago

WHAT THE HECK IS THIS SPRAYING AND RE-BRANDING OF METRO BUSES ABOUT? IT IS ABOUT NO BUS BUT MAHAMA!!

WHAT THE HECK IS THIS SPRAYING AND RE-BRANDING OF METRO BUSES ABOUT? IT IS ABOUT NO BUS BUT MAHAMA!!
Moses Adamu 8 years ago

Get some life, stupid JSS-type article.

Get some life, stupid JSS-type article.
Ghanapaaa 8 years ago

This is the most childish article I've read on JJ. The writer is entitled to hero worship JJ of course and many Ghanaians truly do, but to base his analysis on the coup of 31st December smacks of either a short sighted or ill ...
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This is the most childish article I've read on JJ. The writer is entitled to hero worship JJ of course and many Ghanaians truly do, but to base his analysis on the coup of 31st December smacks of either a short sighted or ill informed view of democracy, development and human rights. Kai!
back door director 8 years ago

Whom are you addressing this your article to

Whom are you addressing this your article to
Nii 8 years ago

Socio-economic hustlers using the name of Karl Max to survive.Most of them strangers hustling in Accra.In the end they destroyed Makola,which was the economic stronghold of the Ga State.

Socio-economic hustlers using the name of Karl Max to survive.Most of them strangers hustling in Accra.In the end they destroyed Makola,which was the economic stronghold of the Ga State.
PEKI PRINCE 8 years ago

WHAT THE HECK IS THIS SPRAYING AND RE-BRANDING OF METRO BUSES ABOUT? IT IS ABOUT NO BUS BUT MAHAMA.

WHAT THE HECK IS THIS SPRAYING AND RE-BRANDING OF METRO BUSES ABOUT? IT IS ABOUT NO BUS BUT MAHAMA.

Jerry John Rawlings,The Hero!!.

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