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• Steves 1 year ago

  2070 is not an ambitious target for development. We could be aiming at the next 15 years and work towards it. With 2070 as the target year, government will not be making serious budgetary allocations to see the programme thro ...
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  2070 is not an ambitious target for development. We could be aiming at the next 15 years and work towards it. With 2070 as the target year, government will not be making serious budgetary allocations to see the programme through.

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• Bet 1 year ago

  Nkrumah had almost gotten it done in 1966.
  Indeed, there has never been any leader like Nkrumah and we may never get any leader like him.

  Nkrumah had almost gotten it done in 1966.
  Indeed, there has never been any leader like Nkrumah and we may never get any leader like him.

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• SD.com 1 year ago

  And who torpedoed Nkrumahs work of providing nuclear energy to Ghana? Wasn't it your wicked fathers called UP, Busia inclusive? You drew us back 200 years in everything.

  And who torpedoed Nkrumahs work of providing nuclear energy to Ghana? Wasn't it your wicked fathers called UP, Busia inclusive? You drew us back 200 years in everything.

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• Kwaku 1 year ago

  .MAJOR COAL OR NUCLEAR BY 2026 TO EQUAL AKOSOMBO. SO GHANA CAN PROCESS ALL RAW MATERIALS. NO MORE LEADERSHIP WITHOUT COURAGE.

  .MAJOR COAL OR NUCLEAR BY 2026 TO EQUAL AKOSOMBO. SO GHANA CAN PROCESS ALL RAW MATERIALS. NO MORE LEADERSHIP WITHOUT COURAGE.

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• Francis 1 year ago

  West Africa leaders turn to be very shallow in thinking, most leaders in East Africa are switching nuclear.

  West Africa leaders turn to be very shallow in thinking, most leaders in East Africa are switching nuclear.

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