How Ghanaian musicians said ‘no’ to National Chocolate Day

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• peeeeeeee 10 years ago

  Maybe you are right.its just ignorance not to promote golden tree choc but promote non indigenous culture

  Maybe you are right.its just ignorance not to promote golden tree choc but promote non indigenous culture

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• zaaza 10 years ago

  I like this piece and I hope to read more of such .We cannot expect Ghana to get any better when we shun everything Ghanaian and embrace all that is foreign. Nobody is saying we should shun imports. Every country imports some ...
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  I like this piece and I hope to read more of such .We cannot expect Ghana to get any better when we shun everything Ghanaian and embrace all that is foreign. Nobody is saying we should shun imports. Every country imports some things, but we should try to savour enough of what is available in the country. Let us start by counting how many comments this article will receive.

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• ESI , Tadi 10 years ago

  it is cos it was not upheld as a nation.
  kuffour changed the name so the new govt has decided to kill that concept.
  they have used these 5 years to kill the chocolate day concept created.
  the sale of chocolate went down co ...
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  it is cos it was not upheld as a nation.
  kuffour changed the name so the new govt has decided to kill that concept.
  they have used these 5 years to kill the chocolate day concept created.
  the sale of chocolate went down compared to the rise in promiscuity.
  these stupid govt doesnot have any policies and they also do not care to continue what was laid down before they came into power.
  
  SHAME on you NDC, e dey be k3k3 people who encourage promiscuity with valentines day nonsense.

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