It’s worthless to mark Ghana’s 59th anniversary– Ambolley

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Nii Adjei 8 years ago

as long as formers colonizers and former slavemasters are telling us what to do, how to do this and that and when to do this and that and with whom to to do this and that with we are not free to celebrate independence.
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as long as formers colonizers and former slavemasters are telling us what to do, how to do this and that and when to do this and that and with whom to to do this and that with we are not free to celebrate independence.
as long as our leaders have to consult them for permision on every decision we are not free.

who is in charge of ghana?
who decides for ghana?
who controls ghana?
who calls the shots for ghana?
who owns ghana?
m.m hamburg 8 years ago

Kwaseanpanin where ar u when kuffour spend 20 Millionen Dollars for 50 years of independence

Kwaseanpanin where ar u when kuffour spend 20 Millionen Dollars for 50 years of independence
Abena 8 years ago

I hope we would learn from the Tanzania's president and stop wasting this money and use the money for something beneficial to develop the country

I hope we would learn from the Tanzania's president and stop wasting this money and use the money for something beneficial to develop the country
Shenje 8 years ago

You are right

You are right
Osu Klottey 8 years ago

Very Brilliant Ambuley,united we build a nation,bravo

Very Brilliant Ambuley,united we build a nation,bravo
Ogua boy 8 years ago

59 years of waste, nothing to show for apart from the fragile peace we have. The cities and towns gets more filthier

59 years of waste, nothing to show for apart from the fragile peace we have. The cities and towns gets more filthier
Chuks, Tudu 8 years ago

Has this man achieved anything I his life worth celebrating? Just a fault finder and a non-achiever.

Has this man achieved anything I his life worth celebrating? Just a fault finder and a non-achiever.
Ebo Letrik 8 years ago

59 years in NATIONHOOD is just like a toddler!

Look @ Greece now, despite all their innovative DISCOVERIES in democracy, science, astronomy, ship-building etc!

59 years in NATIONHOOD is just like a toddler!

Look @ Greece now, despite all their innovative DISCOVERIES in democracy, science, astronomy, ship-building etc!
Hanson 8 years ago

Don't deceive yourself. Even a crisis riddled Greece is far better than Ghana. Their crisis was not caused by unbridled corruption and excessive waste by politicians as we witnessed in Ghana. Our problem was deliberate and th ...
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Don't deceive yourself. Even a crisis riddled Greece is far better than Ghana. Their crisis was not caused by unbridled corruption and excessive waste by politicians as we witnessed in Ghana. Our problem was deliberate and the sooner we all begin to act and behave as patriotic citizens, our politicians will collapse our country and we'll suffer in the long term.
Kresent 8 years ago

And how OLD is the nation Greece, Mister/Ms
Hanson?

And how OLD is the nation Greece, Mister/Ms
Hanson?
Mamiwata 8 years ago

Formation of the Republic
• Independence declared from the Ottoman Empire 25 March 1821

Formation of the Republic
• Independence declared from the Ottoman Empire 25 March 1821
nii laryea 8 years ago

ambolley. you have grown and left your senses behind. you are supposed to be an elder so speak some sense. the last time you spoke on the wisa issue you did not make sense either.

ambolley. you have grown and left your senses behind. you are supposed to be an elder so speak some sense. the last time you spoke on the wisa issue you did not make sense either.
Yaa Asabea 8 years ago

Ambolley is ignorant.

Ambolley is ignorant.
yentieobiaa 8 years ago

We as a country can continue to tickle ourselves and dance! Why don't we use that day to do something meaningful?

We as a country can continue to tickle ourselves and dance! Why don't we use that day to do something meaningful?

It’s worthless to mark Ghana’s 59th anniversary– Ambolley

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