Ghanaians losing faith in democracy - Nduom

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OLD SOLDIER 7 years ago

Author:- Kafui .....
Yea you are right. the president does not pay tax on his salary, he doesn't buy clothings, he does not pay rent, electricity bills, water bills, phone bills, doesn't buy fuel for his vehicle and so on. ...
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Author:- Kafui .....
Yea you are right. the president does not pay tax on his salary, he doesn't buy clothings, he does not pay rent, electricity bills, water bills, phone bills, doesn't buy fuel for his vehicle and so on. Yet there are a lot of unemployed Ghanaians who are willing to work and out of GREED you have increased your salary for poor ghanaian tax payers who are earning scanty salaries to pay. WHY!!?
ATSU, HO 7 years ago

We need to be sincere. Some of us are hopeful that the incoming govt will make the difference. All of us seem to know what to do but doing it is the challenge

We need to be sincere. Some of us are hopeful that the incoming govt will make the difference. All of us seem to know what to do but doing it is the challenge
Chief 7 years ago

Nana will fix every ailment of Ghana. Mark it on the wall

Nana will fix every ailment of Ghana. Mark it on the wall
DEAR 7 years ago

DEMOCRACY IS UTOPIAN. DEMOCRACY DOES NOT EXIST ANYWHERE.

DEMOCRACY IS UTOPIAN. DEMOCRACY DOES NOT EXIST ANYWHERE.
DZRAMEDO 7 years ago

A DYING HORSE

A DYING HORSE
GFrostK: BEST MOVE FOR NDUOM 7 years ago

HE COULD GROW A BIGGER, BETTER PARTY BY GETTING OTHERS ON BOARD & STANDING DOWN.

HE COULD GROW A BIGGER, BETTER PARTY BY GETTING OTHERS ON BOARD & STANDING DOWN.
serwaa aka Mrs Jasikan 7 years ago

I believe most african countries don't need democracy, what we need is a benevolent dictatorship.

I believe most african countries don't need democracy, what we need is a benevolent dictatorship.
Sylvester 7 years ago

NDOUM HAS SPOKEN SEVERAL TIMES AFTER THE ELECTION BUT NANA KONADU AGYEMANG RAWLINGS IS VERY BUSY ENJOYING THE ABACHA BOOTY WITH THE HUSBAND RAWLINGS.

Rawlings must know that good name is better than riches. He killed scor ...
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NDOUM HAS SPOKEN SEVERAL TIMES AFTER THE ELECTION BUT NANA KONADU AGYEMANG RAWLINGS IS VERY BUSY ENJOYING THE ABACHA BOOTY WITH THE HUSBAND RAWLINGS.

Rawlings must know that good name is better than riches. He killed scores of people for fun but has committed heinous crime against the people of Nigeria
Yao-Danso, South Afr 7 years ago

U are a big full. When Ghana was suffering at that time, where were u? Rawlings was the saviour at the time. Stupid nonsense he-goat.

U are a big full. When Ghana was suffering at that time, where were u? Rawlings was the saviour at the time. Stupid nonsense he-goat.
Rev Edwin 7 years ago

Papa you are the one losing hope just tell the truth.

Papa you are the one losing hope just tell the truth.
Odikro 7 years ago

The percentage of voters who turned up to exercise their franchise was significantly higher that that of the US. As for the UK, they did not even have the chance to vote for T. May. We're doing fine. We're making progress. Th ...
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The percentage of voters who turned up to exercise their franchise was significantly higher that that of the US. As for the UK, they did not even have the chance to vote for T. May. We're doing fine. We're making progress. The most illiterate Ghanaian now knows what it means to sing Onaapo, pre-election, and cast his vote on election day. We will never achieve 100% but you sound like the proverbial blind man who hold the tail of an elephant and says the elephant is like a snake. No, we have more faith in democracy than ever before. And we have more faith in this than the stupid revolutions and Holy Wars of the past.
Kowus 7 years ago

Dr Nduom on this score you are wrong. Ghana is improving under these two parties NDC and NPP..The two are always trying to do better than the other in governance and the economy whenever they are in power. In the process Gh ...
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Dr Nduom on this score you are wrong. Ghana is improving under these two parties NDC and NPP..The two are always trying to do better than the other in governance and the economy whenever they are in power. In the process Ghanaians become the winners
GFrostK: THE SECRET FORMULA 7 years ago

VOTERS IN THE DEVELOPED WORLD DONT STICK TO ONE PARTY LIKE AFRICANS DO. THE LARGE NUMBERS OF SWING VOTERS PLAY ONE PARTY AGAINST THE OTHER. IT'S THE SECRET TO GETTING THE BEST OUT OF THE SYSTEM.

VOTERS IN THE DEVELOPED WORLD DONT STICK TO ONE PARTY LIKE AFRICANS DO. THE LARGE NUMBERS OF SWING VOTERS PLAY ONE PARTY AGAINST THE OTHER. IT'S THE SECRET TO GETTING THE BEST OUT OF THE SYSTEM.
Odumgya Gyamfi. 7 years ago

Kwesi Nduom should get out of his delusional thinking that it is only his party that can safe Ghana. He was not exceptional in his performance when he served as a minister under Kuffour. Ghanaians don't see him as a leader. ...
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Kwesi Nduom should get out of his delusional thinking that it is only his party that can safe Ghana. He was not exceptional in his performance when he served as a minister under Kuffour. Ghanaians don't see him as a leader. He couldn't manage the CPP, he broke away to form his party and he could not garner 1% of the votes. Don't waste our ears.
Jew 7 years ago

What do you want from Ghanaians again, businessman Nduom?

What do you want from Ghanaians again, businessman Nduom?
Man 7 years ago

NDUOM AND CHRISTIAN COUNCIL WILL BE ASHAMED SINCE NPP CANT PERFORM.

NDUOM AND CHRISTIAN COUNCIL WILL BE ASHAMED SINCE NPP CANT PERFORM.
Kaakie 7 years ago

Whether we lose hope in democracy or not just concerntrate on your business. By the way, You are the one losing hope not ghanaians. My friends alwys told me not to waste my vote on you but i never mind till this year. Your ac ...
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Whether we lose hope in democracy or not just concerntrate on your business. By the way, You are the one losing hope not ghanaians. My friends alwys told me not to waste my vote on you but i never mind till this year. Your actions prior to the EC's declaration was disgusting. You never acted like a leader. I doubt you will win elections in Gh. I'm sorry to say you good at business so concerntrate on that.
HARRY BROWN 7 years ago

I FIND IT HARD TO READ GHANAWEB ARTICLES AND COMMENTS BECAUSE IT LOOKS LIKE IT'S A FOOLS PARADISE
DISCIPLINE IS LACKING
RESPECT FOR INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS IS LACKING AS COMPARED TO FACEBOOK WHERE ABUSES AND MISS TREATMENT OF OTH ...
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I FIND IT HARD TO READ GHANAWEB ARTICLES AND COMMENTS BECAUSE IT LOOKS LIKE IT'S A FOOLS PARADISE
DISCIPLINE IS LACKING
RESPECT FOR INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS IS LACKING AS COMPARED TO FACEBOOK WHERE ABUSES AND MISS TREATMENT OF OTHERS MEANS YOU ARE TAKEN OFFLINE
NO RESPONSIBLE MANAGEMENT
DEMOCRACY DOES NOT PERMIT ONE TO INSULT AND SPREAD FALSE INFORMATION ABOUT OTHERS
FREEDOM OF SPEECH DOES NOT MEAN LACK OF DISCRETION YOU CAN BE SUED JUST BECAUSE MAJORITY OF GHANAIANS ARE POORLY EDUCATED AND POOR DOES NOT MEAN THEY CAN NOT BE SUED AT THE LAW COURTS THEY NEED TO BE EDUCATED
IN UK WHERE DEMOCRACY IS PRACTICED ONE CANNOT INSULT THE PRIME MINISTER OR THE QUEEN AND GET AWAY WITH IT
RESPECT FOR OTHERS RIGHT MUST BE MAINTAINED AT ALL TIMES
DEMOCRACY BRINGS RIGHTS AND ALSO RESPONSIBILITIES
I AM APPALLED TO REFER FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO THIS WEBSITE
Azumah Nelson 7 years ago

Ndoum can go to hell,Ghana's democracy is one of the best in the World,Those who don't like it in Ghana , can move.They can move to Syria, Nigeria or North Korea.

Ndoum can go to hell,Ghana's democracy is one of the best in the World,Those who don't like it in Ghana , can move.They can move to Syria, Nigeria or North Korea.
Papa 7 years ago

Like it or not, he is telling the truth. If Akufo-Addo fails Ghana, what next?

Like it or not, he is telling the truth. If Akufo-Addo fails Ghana, what next?
Papa 7 years ago

And our problem is, we do not appreciate those who tell it like it is. We want good sounding promises. So we suffer!

And our problem is, we do not appreciate those who tell it like it is. We want good sounding promises. So we suffer!
JC 7 years ago

I don't think Dr. Nduom is being sincere. Under President Kuffuor, Ghana achieved consistent growth in all the sectors of the Economy. All the indicators showed that under the NPP the Economy improved. So I don't get what Dr. ...
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I don't think Dr. Nduom is being sincere. Under President Kuffuor, Ghana achieved consistent growth in all the sectors of the Economy. All the indicators showed that under the NPP the Economy improved. So I don't get what Dr. Nduom is saying. And why is the Dr. saying Ghanaians are losing faith in Democracy ? To opt for what '....cracy' ? Where is the statistics ? Please Dr. you are well respected so don't speak anyhow! Are you saying that a majority of the 11 or so million citizens who voted in the recent elections are thinking of Aristocracy, Military rule or what? Please come again..
James 7 years ago

I like you a lot but your problem is that you need protect your uniqueness edumera. You can not be in bed with Npp and expect to win elections. Be ppp so that when people are tired of npp Ndc they will turn to you. Don't give ...
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I like you a lot but your problem is that you need protect your uniqueness edumera. You can not be in bed with Npp and expect to win elections. Be ppp so that when people are tired of npp Ndc they will turn to you. Don't give up!
G. K. Berko 7 years ago

Is Nduom talking about out Politics or Economics? His assertions did not offer adequate understanding of what he meant.

Exercising our democratic rights, even without fail, does not necessarily ensure a continued Economic ...
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Is Nduom talking about out Politics or Economics? His assertions did not offer adequate understanding of what he meant.

Exercising our democratic rights, even without fail, does not necessarily ensure a continued Economic growth. We could always peacefully and diligently conduct clean and fair Elections, for example, but if we fail to adhere to, and apply, rule-of-law to keep Officials in line we would have our Economy screwed with rampant corruption. Infrastructural developments could also be accelerated but if they are not rightly prioritized, our Economic trajectory might still be wishy-washy, zig-zag, up and down, or anything but a straight line upwards.

In short, the existence of 'Democracy' does not necessarily prevent Economic downturn. And given that our Economy is now tightly wound around a few sources of production, we will continue to be vulnerable to Economic troubles in some other part of the Globe. And if, say, recession in Europe slows down or diminishes our Cocoa and Oil revenues and we have less foreign exchange to import the most basic things we fail to manufacture ourselves, the domestic Economy would take a dive. That should not necessarily affect our Democracy. At least, not in the short term.

Long Live Ghana!!!

If Nduom is rather urging our leaders to ensure we have a continued growth in development and Economic health, that would make much sense. But he seemed in his assertion to be complaining about our Politicking that he perceives as hampering our Democracy.

So far, we have not had any major setback in our retention of basic Democracy. What we are afflicted by is corruption and ineptitude in Government.
Uncle Sam 7 years ago

LPPaa Nduom dont become the good leader Ghana never had. Its now or never and we will not forgive you if you fail us. The young, intelligent and articulate Patriots are fed up with the ethnic NPP & One-man dictator NDC. pkeas ...
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LPPaa Nduom dont become the good leader Ghana never had. Its now or never and we will not forgive you if you fail us. The young, intelligent and articulate Patriots are fed up with the ethnic NPP & One-man dictator NDC. pkease help bring the PPP, CPP, PNC, GCPP, APC, fed-up NDC & NPP together to start A Peoples Liberal Movement to liberate Ghana and atone for the sins of "Matemeho" & "the AFRC/CDRs. DO IT in 2017 we are waiting!

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