Constitution causing leadership crisis in Ghana - Dr. Armah Viam

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PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE P33) 7 years ago

Author:-OFOSUAA..... JJ Rawlings knows too well that he has unleashed a group of monsters and nation wreckers on Ghanaians bcos this current ndc is never what he dreamt of at all at all…..this ndc fears to use the very word ...
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Author:-OFOSUAA..... JJ Rawlings knows too well that he has unleashed a group of monsters and nation wreckers on Ghanaians bcos this current ndc is never what he dreamt of at all at all…..this ndc fears to use the very words JJ used to captivate the millions of Ghanaians across the length and breadth of the country…PROBITY TRANSPARENCY ACCOUNTABILITY INTEGRITY EQUITY…….this new ndc teams up with criminals and dupes Ghanaians and hide under the guise of TRIBALISM AND ETHNIC POLITICS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE POOR MASSES MOST OF WHOM ARE IGNORANT AND NOT WELL EDUCATED……so they don’t know the evils of ndc thro SADA GYEEDA SUBAH BURBRANDING WOYOME DUBIOUS JDGT DEBTS SOLE SOURCING OF CONTRACTS TO DRAIN OUR COFFERS ……..WHAT IS JJ GOING TO DO ABOUT THESE CRIMINALS DESTROYING GHANA BIG TIME
kofi adu 7 years ago

constitution,constitution, constitution.where were you during constituent assembly.boycott.farmers,traders,whatever wrote it.{also tsikata}

constitution,constitution, constitution.where were you during constituent assembly.boycott.farmers,traders,whatever wrote it.{also tsikata}
Nun 7 years ago

You make a lot of sense but it is not the constitution, neither is it the institutions we have. It is our attitude towards politics and towards each other that's causing the problem. Some of us have decided that they will act ...
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You make a lot of sense but it is not the constitution, neither is it the institutions we have. It is our attitude towards politics and towards each other that's causing the problem. Some of us have decided that they will act carelessly and not think of the consequences of their action. And Ghanaians being largely uneducated on this issues, we simply follow and act on what the politicians say. The problem is our attitude.
Sam 7 years ago

Whether parliamentary or presidential or different constitution with this our attitude we will still get the same results. Bad attitude to work and mismanagement.

Whether parliamentary or presidential or different constitution with this our attitude we will still get the same results. Bad attitude to work and mismanagement.
Yaw Yeboah 7 years ago

Yes, I think you have highlighted a very good point.

Yes, I think you have highlighted a very good point.
aikins 7 years ago

Only because mahama is not intelligent and visionary person that is why because Kuffuor was 8 years there, Nkrumah was also, Rawlings too and would have made it but this has become topic since mahama took over why bec ...
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Only because mahama is not intelligent and visionary person that is why because Kuffuor was 8 years there, Nkrumah was also, Rawlings too and would have made it but this has become topic since mahama took over why because he is senseless and he doesn't deserve that position for one day, but he killed Mills just to become the most stupid president that he is today.
KK 7 years ago

Rawlings designed the constitution to give himself all powers. That is why all institutions are failing in the country. Because the president appoints almost everybody in authority in the country.

Rawlings designed the constitution to give himself all powers. That is why all institutions are failing in the country. Because the president appoints almost everybody in authority in the country.
dave 7 years ago

The constitution is 24 yrs. Since when did you realize this bcus no new powers were inserted in recent time. We always want to blame our inadequacies on something or somebody. Now the constitution? Do you need constitutiona ...
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The constitution is 24 yrs. Since when did you realize this bcus no new powers were inserted in recent time. We always want to blame our inadequacies on something or somebody. Now the constitution? Do you need constitutional permission before you go to the farm? All of us want to be in the talking industry and yet expect food on the table.
brobbey 7 years ago

The constitutional provisions and various acts only provides framework for governance. The only problem I see here is not about the constitution...but rather the established systems and processes which allows leaders to entre ...
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The constitutional provisions and various acts only provides framework for governance. The only problem I see here is not about the constitution...but rather the established systems and processes which allows leaders to entrench immoral...illegal positions. Let's leave the constitution.
KATE 7 years ago

any idiot can just wake up and say he owns a think tank or CSO and begin to make useless uncoordinated statements about the constitution.
You think its idiots who wrote the constitution?
the problem in Ghana is conscience! ...
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any idiot can just wake up and say he owns a think tank or CSO and begin to make useless uncoordinated statements about the constitution.
You think its idiots who wrote the constitution?
the problem in Ghana is conscience! If politicians and Ghanaians in general apply their conscience to daily lives, people will not try to rip the nation off.
But greed and lack of conscience is killing us.
So Mr. Whatever you call yourself. Tells us something better.
SAY 7 years ago

The general mentality and pull him down attitude of the ghanaian makes every government do or appoint party favourates. The sabotaging attitude of many personalities holding offices is key downfall of every government. Ghana ...
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The general mentality and pull him down attitude of the ghanaian makes every government do or appoint party favourates. The sabotaging attitude of many personalities holding offices is key downfall of every government. Ghana'a constitution is incomplete and cannot move the country forward.
RASHID ABROBRAH 7 years ago

STRAIGHT DR.WHERE THERE IS A WILL THERE IS ALWAYS A WAY.VIAM

STRAIGHT DR.WHERE THERE IS A WILL THERE IS ALWAYS A WAY.VIAM
Sarfo Acheampong 7 years ago

U are 100%right Ghana constitution is a problem and is a sick constitution the president control everything and everyone in the country

U are 100%right Ghana constitution is a problem and is a sick constitution the president control everything and everyone in the country
Sarfo Acheampong 7 years ago

We have to change this sick constitution now not tomorrow

We have to change this sick constitution now not tomorrow
Kwame 7 years ago

1992 Constitutions is weal it should have given more powers to the president. I am not aware if a member of the communist parties in Britain and U.S. are given cabinet posts in their governments.

1992 Constitutions is weal it should have given more powers to the president. I am not aware if a member of the communist parties in Britain and U.S. are given cabinet posts in their governments.
george obeng 7 years ago

i am totally in support for Dr.Armah Aviam without the modification of that portion of our constitution we will sit on time bomb in every election .How can a country been pegged as gate way to Africa go through such an unfort ...
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i am totally in support for Dr.Armah Aviam without the modification of that portion of our constitution we will sit on time bomb in every election .How can a country been pegged as gate way to Africa go through such an unfortunate
Paa Joe 7 years ago

THE CONSTITUTION OF GHANA WAS DRAFTED SO MANY YEARS AGO, AND WHY HASS IT TAKEN YOU YEARS TO PUT FORWARD YOUR ARGUMENT ON THE CONSTITUTION OF GHANA.

ALTHOUGH IN YOUR OPNION IT HAS BEEN CAUSING LEADERSHIP CRISIS IN THE COUNT ...
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THE CONSTITUTION OF GHANA WAS DRAFTED SO MANY YEARS AGO, AND WHY HASS IT TAKEN YOU YEARS TO PUT FORWARD YOUR ARGUMENT ON THE CONSTITUTION OF GHANA.

ALTHOUGH IN YOUR OPNION IT HAS BEEN CAUSING LEADERSHIP CRISIS IN THE COUNTRY, PLEASE, YOU NEED TO KNOW THAT, GHANA'S ECONOMIC BACKWARDNESS, UNDERDEVELOPMENT AND EXTREME POVERTY IS A RESULT OF THE THE SO CALLED NOISY EDUCATED WITH BIG DEGREES AND PHD TITLES WHO HAVE STILL FAILED TO USE SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY,SCIENTIFIC INNOVATION TO TURN THE WHEELS OF INDUSTRIALIZATION AND TO PROPEL ECONOMIC GROWTH AND TO SIMULATE EMOLOYMEMT, INCOME, CONSUMER SPENDING AND BETTER STANDARDS OF LIVING IN GHANA.

IS THAT NOT WHAT THE ECONOMIC TEXT BOOKS TEACHES.

YOU ASRE THEREFORE CAUTIONED NOT TO TRY AGAIN TO TWIST THE MINDS OF THE PEOPLE WITH SUCH A WEAJ AND IRRATIONAL ARGUMENt:

ITS ONLY TOIL, SWEAT AND HARDWORK THAT CAN TRANSFORM THE NATION TO PROSPERITY,
Ritewing 7 years ago

Dr. Armah Viam seems to have got his sums wrong. What does he mean, when he says in effect, elections in Ghana is now a matter of do or die. Particularly, with the party in opposition trying to win the elections at all cost. ...
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Dr. Armah Viam seems to have got his sums wrong. What does he mean, when he says in effect, elections in Ghana is now a matter of do or die. Particularly, with the party in opposition trying to win the elections at all cost. Dr. Viam, the author of the article, must take a crash course in competitive democracy. If there is any problem in leadership crisis in the country now, the blame must be put squarely on the shoulders of the President of the Republic. There have been presidents who have administered the country with this same constitution, which Dr. Viam wants to attribute as the cause of the failure. A bad workman quarrels with his tools.
Nokware 7 years ago

Who asked jj rawlings to overthrow the third republican constitution. June 4 was soldier to soldier 31st December 1981 was uncalled for.

Who asked jj rawlings to overthrow the third republican constitution. June 4 was soldier to soldier 31st December 1981 was uncalled for.

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