‘The NDC today is a pale shadow of its ideologies' - Barker-Vormawor

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Kwame 4 months ago

Hmmm. NDC watch this guy very well oooo. I don't trust him one bit. He wish the NDC crowd is for him. Hungry for fame

Hmmm. NDC watch this guy very well oooo. I don't trust him one bit. He wish the NDC crowd is for him. Hungry for fame
Nana Konadu Agyemine 4 months ago

Does this lunatic want to hijack the NDC for himself?

Does this lunatic want to hijack the NDC for himself?
KofSam 4 months ago

Baker - Vormawor should stop criticizing the government and contribute what ever he has to develop the country. He has been critiquing both governments but if he has all these knowledge, he must contribute his share . Ghana n ...
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Baker - Vormawor should stop criticizing the government and contribute what ever he has to develop the country. He has been critiquing both governments but if he has all these knowledge, he must contribute his share . Ghana needs every one on board to reset Ghana . Baker should not only been seen when there are demonstrations. He must play his part .
Yeb 4 months ago

How I wish you said the same thing when he was fooling around the Akufo Addo’s government hypocrite

How I wish you said the same thing when he was fooling around the Akufo Addo’s government hypocrite
Steve Kaye London 4 months ago

If anyone needs the death penalty, it should be John Odwanfunu Mahama.

If anyone needs the death penalty, it should be John Odwanfunu Mahama.
Slim 4 months ago

We are waiting, idiot!

We are waiting, idiot!
Alldiebedie 4 months ago

Is this Baker guy joking? So you thought ndc and Mahama in particular came to power to put a stop to corruption?
What is corruption? It is not only stealing national resources but also our mental attitude towards national af ...
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Is this Baker guy joking? So you thought ndc and Mahama in particular came to power to put a stop to corruption?
What is corruption? It is not only stealing national resources but also our mental attitude towards national affairs. The Ghanaian society is totally corrupted. If Mahama does not have trails of Ghanaian corrupted mentality, he would not have forced his way back to seek political power.
You see politics is easiest avenue to make money or become rich in our part of the world. So everyone wants to go into politics. Even medical doctors want to go into politics. Is that not due to corrupted mentality.
You expect ndc to fight corruption in vain. It will never happen.
Alldiebedie 4 months ago

If Mahama does not have traits of

If Mahama does not have traits of
Buhari 4 months ago

Another Anyidoho in the making. This guy is obviously the tooKnow type. He may have cognitive dissonance and mental disorder. Watch him.

Another Anyidoho in the making. This guy is obviously the tooKnow type. He may have cognitive dissonance and mental disorder. Watch him.
TRUEGHANAIAN 3 months ago

Shut up!!! Find other means of becoming relevant

Shut up!!! Find other means of becoming relevant
Ujah 3 months ago

Yewaah say it lowed Barkar, there are some people in today's ndc who have no moral to even come close to it. Some are high class thieves. Though we still some serious honest sacrificing individuals, thieves always wants to be ...
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Yewaah say it lowed Barkar, there are some people in today's ndc who have no moral to even come close to it. Some are high class thieves. Though we still some serious honest sacrificing individuals, thieves always wants to be head n seen.
Yaw 3 months ago

Who is not corrupt in Ghana tell me, my friend stop that thing send your own brother or sister to buy you something from the market, he or she will come and tell you the item is 50 cedis even though they sell it for 40 cedis ...
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Who is not corrupt in Ghana tell me, my friend stop that thing send your own brother or sister to buy you something from the market, he or she will come and tell you the item is 50 cedis even though they sell it for 40 cedis in the market. A minister who’s salary is 40 thousand Ghana cedis a month is driving two hundred thousand dollars car, what does it tells you. Talking about corruption is a joke we should not go there
IBISO 3 months ago

10/10! That's the correct answer for ten points, massa!

10/10! That's the correct answer for ten points, massa!
Cici 3 months ago

Like i always say until 3000 people are shot dead at the Accra sports stadium after found guilty by the courts for corruption we can't stop corruption in Ghana.

Like i always say until 3000 people are shot dead at the Accra sports stadium after found guilty by the courts for corruption we can't stop corruption in Ghana.
Jay 3 months ago

His face like a crazy person on steroids. Tell him to
Shut his ugly face. Taking police car keys, throwing it and running like some idiot. Then claiming ill health to escape accountability. Loud mouth fool.

His face like a crazy person on steroids. Tell him to
Shut his ugly face. Taking police car keys, throwing it and running like some idiot. Then claiming ill health to escape accountability. Loud mouth fool.
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