The problems confronting the African continent today, Prof. Danso-Boafo noted are all attributed to the lack of good leadership and governance hence the quest for good leadership has become a necessary requirement for governa ... read full comment
The problems confronting the African continent today, Prof. Danso-Boafo noted are all attributed to the lack of good leadership and governance hence the quest for good leadership has become a necessary requirement for governance and economic development in the whole of Africa.
Kwadwo Arhin 13 years ago
Pure nonsense.
This educated idiot has a job and sitting in Inglan talking crap!!
Can he tell Maha that he, mahama is not up tp snuff?
That's getting leadership to sit up straight.
We are led by fools!!
Pure nonsense.
This educated idiot has a job and sitting in Inglan talking crap!!
Can he tell Maha that he, mahama is not up tp snuff?
That's getting leadership to sit up straight.
We are led by fools!!
RIGHT NAME 13 years ago
ECONOMIC FREEDOM IS WHAT WE WANT.
ECONOMIC FREEDOM IS WHAT WE WANT.
Nana Frempong-Obiri 13 years ago
A true leader in the Ghanaian and African sense, must lead by example. He/she must be fearless and have a gut instict for what we require and how to go about achieving it. A leader must inspire those that he/she leads. Recogn ... read full comment
A true leader in the Ghanaian and African sense, must lead by example. He/she must be fearless and have a gut instict for what we require and how to go about achieving it. A leader must inspire those that he/she leads. Recognising the huge infrastrucural deficit that we have, a leader must possess an evangelical enthusiasm for getting the people to come along with him/her on the path to achieving what we need. The kind of enthusiasm that gets our people to flock en masse to our spiritual churches because their messages give them hope of a better tomorrow. Whether they are right or not is not my issue here. Our leaders must strive to achieve that leadership which should also be accountable. Accountability, a bit more national interest; a little less self interest is what will inspire the nation to chart the best way forward
Kwaku A. Danso 13 years ago
Isn't Prof. Danso-Boafo part of the academicians who quit their jobs and supported the military take-over of Ghana by dictator Jerry Rawlings in 1981 and even acted as Ambassador for him?
If people like this did not suppor ... read full comment
Isn't Prof. Danso-Boafo part of the academicians who quit their jobs and supported the military take-over of Ghana by dictator Jerry Rawlings in 1981 and even acted as Ambassador for him?
If people like this did not support and help legitimize dictatorship in Africa, would this issue come about?
Reports from Atlanta, USA indicate that he bought a huge mansion after serving under Rawlings, till he was posted to Cuba as Ambassador and then now in UK. So what is he talking about but intellectual hypocrisy and nonsense!
The problems confronting the African continent today, Prof. Danso-Boafo noted are all attributed to the lack of good leadership and governance hence the quest for good leadership has become a necessary requirement for governa ...
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Pure nonsense.
This educated idiot has a job and sitting in Inglan talking crap!!
Can he tell Maha that he, mahama is not up tp snuff?
That's getting leadership to sit up straight.
We are led by fools!!
ECONOMIC FREEDOM IS WHAT WE WANT.
A true leader in the Ghanaian and African sense, must lead by example. He/she must be fearless and have a gut instict for what we require and how to go about achieving it. A leader must inspire those that he/she leads. Recogn ...
read full comment
Isn't Prof. Danso-Boafo part of the academicians who quit their jobs and supported the military take-over of Ghana by dictator Jerry Rawlings in 1981 and even acted as Ambassador for him?
If people like this did not suppor ...
read full comment