WE MIGHT AS WELL HO BACK TO THE ERA OF SLAVERY IN THIS 21ST CENTURY.
MOST OF GHANA'S UNIVERSITIES AND THE SO-CALLED EDUCATED CLASS OR RULING CLASS ARE USELESS TO SAY THE LEAST, AND THE EVIDENCE IS RIGHT THERE IN GHANA FOR ... read full comment
WE MIGHT AS WELL HO BACK TO THE ERA OF SLAVERY IN THIS 21ST CENTURY.
MOST OF GHANA'S UNIVERSITIES AND THE SO-CALLED EDUCATED CLASS OR RULING CLASS ARE USELESS TO SAY THE LEAST, AND THE EVIDENCE IS RIGHT THERE IN GHANA FOR ALL TO SEE.
SANTO 10 years ago
WE MIGHT AS WELL GO BACK TO THE ERA OF SLAVERY IN THIS 21ST CENTURY.
WE MIGHT AS WELL GO BACK TO THE ERA OF SLAVERY IN THIS 21ST CENTURY.
United Ghana 10 years ago
The problem is our educational mentality, which is about passing exams rather than being analytical, so we don't think, and we just listen to people from elsewhere telling us the bloody obvious.
The problem is our educational mentality, which is about passing exams rather than being analytical, so we don't think, and we just listen to people from elsewhere telling us the bloody obvious.
Opoku 10 years ago
They use will Freemasons in Ghana to click dubious contracts. Just look at the francophone countries.
They use will Freemasons in Ghana to click dubious contracts. Just look at the francophone countries.
ibn abudu @ Canadasheabutter (GhUWR) 10 years ago
In most of the advance nations transhipments are allowed and the same should be in Ghana. Freight charges are also extremely very expensive with Happag Loyd, Zein cargoesto North America especially Canadian ports
In most of the advance nations transhipments are allowed and the same should be in Ghana. Freight charges are also extremely very expensive with Happag Loyd, Zein cargoesto North America especially Canadian ports
WE MIGHT AS WELL HO BACK TO THE ERA OF SLAVERY IN THIS 21ST CENTURY.
MOST OF GHANA'S UNIVERSITIES AND THE SO-CALLED EDUCATED CLASS OR RULING CLASS ARE USELESS TO SAY THE LEAST, AND THE EVIDENCE IS RIGHT THERE IN GHANA FOR ...
read full comment
WE MIGHT AS WELL GO BACK TO THE ERA OF SLAVERY IN THIS 21ST CENTURY.
The problem is our educational mentality, which is about passing exams rather than being analytical, so we don't think, and we just listen to people from elsewhere telling us the bloody obvious.
They use will Freemasons in Ghana to click dubious contracts. Just look at the francophone countries.
In most of the advance nations transhipments are allowed and the same should be in Ghana. Freight charges are also extremely very expensive with Happag Loyd, Zein cargoesto North America especially Canadian ports