The rise of a new Ghana - Master document

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• NPP go lose AGAIN!!!!! 7 years ago

  THEY GO CATCH YOU OOOOO. THE COPY AND PASTE WAS TOO MUCH.I BELIEVE THIS WILL SURELY BE SOME WHITE WORK!

  THEY GO CATCH YOU OOOOO. THE COPY AND PASTE WAS TOO MUCH.I BELIEVE THIS WILL SURELY BE SOME WHITE WORK!

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• CICERO 7 years ago

  Man o man are you serious? seriously this is a much wasted time putting together this incoherent ill structured paper.
  It is NDC pea brain half baked intellectuals are noted for this delusional tosh. Please seriously get ...
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  Man o man are you serious? seriously this is a much wasted time putting together this incoherent ill structured paper.
  It is NDC pea brain half baked intellectuals are noted for this delusional tosh. Please seriously get yourself an editor

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• Charles Agbenu 7 years ago

  Emphasise on the detribalised Ghanaian youth so they desist from tribalism in future such that scholarships, jobs, positions, opportunities etc are not denied them because of their tribal Background.

  Emphasise on the detribalised Ghanaian youth so they desist from tribalism in future such that scholarships, jobs, positions, opportunities etc are not denied them because of their tribal Background.

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• ASANTE KOTOKO 7 years ago

  Suppose Asanteman choose to secede from so-called Ghana? How can a nation pointedly marginalised a large sector of its mostly enterprising people?
  I think the Asahntis have been unusually circumspect and calm in the face of ...
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  Suppose Asanteman choose to secede from so-called Ghana? How can a nation pointedly marginalised a large sector of its mostly enterprising people?
  I think the Asahntis have been unusually circumspect and calm in the face of the subtle and demoralizing discrimination meted to them since Nkrumah's days and worst under this corrupt and incompetent clueless regime of the NDC and the dead goat Mahamafia.
  
  History tells us that Asanteman was not even part of the British Gold Coast colony. A protectorate as it was then was more of a nation state with its institutions of governance. If any sector of then Gold Coast could have survived as an economic nation state, Asanteman should not have been part of this failed state called Ghana.
  
  NDC has contrived with all the small tribes of Ghana to contain the so called Ashanti hegemony and largely succeeded to keep mostly Ashantis out of central government activities.
  
  How long will this stupid and blatant discrimination continue? Until recently with the discovery of oil in the western region; and even historically that part of western region is Asanteland by conquest; almost all the resources for the development of Ghana came from Asanteman.
  
  Look at the cocoa industry and the gold mines and timber. And yet a child with an Ashanti name Agyeman Prempeh, Boakye Yiadom can hardly secure a scholarship from scholarship secretariate. The NDC agenda is ANYBODY BUT ASHANTI (ABA).
  
  it is a fact in Ghana today that a dog can secure a job at interview ahead of an Ashanti. I think it is time Ashantis take a good introspection of the treatment that this unholy conspiracy is wroughting on their development, personally and economically.
  
  The least said about Kwaku Duah Otomfo and the Asanteman Council the better. They have failed to realise the unique brand and huge prospects endowed with Asantemen.
  
  They better wake up soon before they are overwhelmed with an Arab spring agitation in Asanteman that might consume them and their black stools.
  
  Private business and buga buga is in town, and hustling abroad is no more going to ease unemployment levels in Asantemen. It is time Asanteman takes a fair share of the national cake in central government employment and projects or sooner than later the cry for secession will be on the lips of the teeming discriminated and marginalised Asanteman youth.

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• Marcus Ampadu 7 years ago

  Quite exhaustive, brother Charles Sam, but you didn't stress patriotism & common Ghanaian culture, & ready access to energy wherever you are in Ghana - rural or urban - to allow the young to start their own cottage industrie ...
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  Quite exhaustive, brother Charles Sam, but you didn't stress patriotism & common Ghanaian culture, & ready access to energy wherever you are in Ghana - rural or urban - to allow the young to start their own cottage industries. We must see the end of dumsor in the New Ghana.
  
  Looking to patronize Ghanaian personality - wearing of kente, fugu & dashiki. Youth have to
  know the adinkra & agama symbols and their meanings.

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• Richard Essel 7 years ago

  They are contained in the Charles Sam action plan mentioned in this paper. This document is already in use and has some impressive results

  They are contained in the Charles Sam action plan mentioned in this paper. This document is already in use and has some impressive results

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