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• Peter 2 years ago

  Dear Author,
  How do you think the average non political or political individual should respond to your article. Firstly the expression "were were all in Ghana when..." got me to take you less seriously. It is direct venacula ...
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  Dear Author,
  How do you think the average non political or political individual should respond to your article. Firstly the expression "were were all in Ghana when..." got me to take you less seriously. It is direct venacular translation that I hear a lot of pedestrian political commentators and analyst use. You need to explain why Bamumia set those questions for a Amissah Arthur when he was Vice President. What is catching up with Bamwumia is his artful way of mocking individuals. If he had any respect for himself and other individuals he would be measured in his crticisms. It was easy for him to say all that he said. I have always taken him to be a politically naive individual, his academic and professional experience notwithstanding. In this life you cant poke fun at situations and expect others to hail you for ever. It is time for him to take the medicine he spewed around.

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• Ex-Pope 2 years ago

  What vision? This failed fake guru economist has had seven years now at Julor House to demonstrate his abilities as the guru economists that his NPP claims he is, but he has only managed to work with his government to mismana ...
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  What vision? This failed fake guru economist has had seven years now at Julor House to demonstrate his abilities as the guru economists that his NPP claims he is, but he has only managed to work with his government to mismanage and collapse Ghana's economy. That surely can't be a man with a vision. A Vice-President Bawumia who has spent the last seven years peddling serial lies and false promises can't be deemed a person with a vision. Can't possess any vision when the government that he's a part of has drained Ghana's economy and brought untold hardship on the people of Ghana. Bentil is as wrong as a drunken man wearing left shoes in his attempt to sell a dud economist to the people of Ghana.

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