Ghanaians celebrate the dead and negativity - Kisa Gbekle

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• victor 8 years ago

  it is very very true sister,l cant even imagin those who think they are well to do and boasting of thier wealth yet a close relative is struggling with "just a meal" for the day.The good book tells us to be ware of those hipp ...
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  it is very very true sister,l cant even imagin those who think they are well to do and boasting of thier wealth yet a close relative is struggling with "just a meal" for the day.The good book tells us to be ware of those hippocrites.

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• cici 8 years ago

  Ghanaian are very lazy...they always want to depend on relatives. .If rich relatives helps all the lazy folks in their fam..they will end up broke..Get ur ass up..and go look for something...and stop blaming government and re ...
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  Ghanaian are very lazy...they always want to depend on relatives. .If rich relatives helps all the lazy folks in their fam..they will end up broke..Get ur ass up..and go look for something...and stop blaming government and relatives...

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• Mr Real 8 years ago

  She's right. But her grammar doh. Oh mine. Hahahah

  She's right. But her grammar doh. Oh mine. Hahahah

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• NANA 8 years ago

  uhmm Grammar police what is "DOH"? smh, you mean though? and to abbreviate it, its tho. Mr. sanctimonious

  uhmm Grammar police what is "DOH"? smh, you mean though? and to abbreviate it, its tho. Mr. sanctimonious

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• iddrisu from tamale 8 years ago

  this is what we called 'THE HARD TRUTH' i am strongly behind you sister.we should help the living beings and stop waisting monies on dead bodies.

  this is what we called 'THE HARD TRUTH' i am strongly behind you sister.we should help the living beings and stop waisting monies on dead bodies.

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• MCKOOMS 8 years ago

  spot on !! 100%

  spot on !! 100%

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• AGOO! ! ! 8 years ago

  The Minister for Tourism; the entertainment industry should submit a bill to Parliament to compell these artists to register with the SNNIT towards their old/retirement age.
  Look Maria Makeba of South Africa also died on sta ...
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  The Minister for Tourism; the entertainment industry should submit a bill to Parliament to compell these artists to register with the SNNIT towards their old/retirement age.
  Look Maria Makeba of South Africa also died on stage some years back.
  Some people think Bob Okala was after fame; NO ! it was poverty that compelled him onto the stage. Bob Okala was about 64 years and not 59 years as was stated.

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