Sarkodie’s Kanta, M.anifest’s GTP & Ghana’s GDP: An economic perspective

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• Bwana 7 years ago

  Such profound and sagacious exhibition of astute commentary, yet it falls into the abysmal TRAP of streetwise commercial and sensational provocations peddled by "CD-hawking rap artistes"!

  Such profound and sagacious exhibition of astute commentary, yet it falls into the abysmal TRAP of streetwise commercial and sensational provocations peddled by "CD-hawking rap artistes"!

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• Prempeh 7 years ago

  We must admit that most of us are brain dead, bias, blind followers, hypocrites and or all of those. If not, how do we come to the conclusion that Sarkodie was insulting GTP by telling someone to go for GTP to sew Kaba? In ...
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  We must admit that most of us are brain dead, bias, blind followers, hypocrites and or all of those. If not, how do we come to the conclusion that Sarkodie was insulting GTP by telling someone to go for GTP to sew Kaba? Incredible! Will GTP be happy if men are dressing up like women simply because we are using their material for it? Sarkodie had no beef with GTP. Why are you not interpreting what he said to mean, if Manifest was going to wear kaba, at least he should use GTP for it? How about that? He is just teasing the guy for wearing kaba, a guy must not wear kaba, kaba is for women, Whether you use woodin, GTP, or whatever. That's all there is to it. I stopped reading your article the moment you made reference to that. It tells me that you are not a good analyst. You follow the popular thought and reasoning. Your article may not be entirely about that nonsense of a beef but because you started by enforcing a wrong assertion being made by people I decided whatever else you have got to say maybe the same.

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• Koo 7 years ago

  ... to be able to better criticise it.
  
  You are short-sighted yourself, Prempeh.
  
  Anyway, I think it's a good article that approaches the subject from a refreshingly different angle. What about that?

  ... to be able to better criticise it.
  
  You are short-sighted yourself, Prempeh.
  
  Anyway, I think it's a good article that approaches the subject from a refreshingly different angle. What about that?

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• Prempeh 7 years ago

  Koo I maybe short sighted but my point here is simple. The gentleman is building a case on a wrong premise. Without reading the entire article I can conclude that he may well end in advising us to promote local goods and pe ...
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  Koo I maybe short sighted but my point here is simple. The gentleman is building a case on a wrong premise. Without reading the entire article I can conclude that he may well end in advising us to promote local goods and perhaps use our growing entertainment industry for that purpose. He may also end on a different note all of which I don't think it is lost on us as a nation. What is really missing is the will and patriotism. However, I think if he has taken time to listen to Sarkodie's Kanta song, and I believe he has, else I won't even take him serious as you can't use something you have not read or seen yourself, he would realise that he said nothing derogatory about GTP. For the writer to go on and on at length reinforcing that lie and poor interpretation as basis for his write up, I do not think he is a good analyst. There was nothing too difficult about what Sarkodie said and it is not alright for him to keep on saying it was derogatory to GTP when it wasn't. If you put yourself in a position to advise society you must demonstrate that you have sound judgment and analytical skills. This is a test the writer has failed.

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