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• Mr F 1 year ago

  AcquahAkufo-Addo, Mahama have been running a Ponzi Scheme, but Nkrumah and the CPP ran a planned economy. Pure simple.
  NDC and NPP are competing on Whose Wedding Dressing is more wow with borrowed money. After the wedding, w ...
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  AcquahAkufo-Addo, Mahama have been running a Ponzi Scheme, but Nkrumah and the CPP ran a planned economy. Pure simple.
  NDC and NPP are competing on Whose Wedding Dressing is more wow with borrowed money. After the wedding, who is going to pay for the bill?
  Where is the money going to come from to offset the national debt.
  Dr Busia said: "Okafo didi" but was reminded that the debtor however "Nni sardine".
  Ghana produces oil but imports 100% of our oil consumption! What is 10%, !3% 0% share of our natural resources?
  Sad, when 100% truth has no place in our national economy!

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• judischrislam 1 year ago

  Dr. Nkrumah knew that no country can progress without manufacturing. China is a prime example now. If we have followed Dr. Nkrumah's footsteps in industrialization, we would have become an economic powerhouse.
  
  Look there i ...
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  Dr. Nkrumah knew that no country can progress without manufacturing. China is a prime example now. If we have followed Dr. Nkrumah's footsteps in industrialization, we would have become an economic powerhouse.
  
  Look there is a town in China which manufactures all the Christmas decorations in the USA. The Christmas decorations alone is about 1.5 billion dollrs. That is the power of manufacturing.
  Can we all imagine why after Nkrumah's overthrow, IMF was more interested in factory closures? Ghanaians think again and again.
  I went to Taiwan and South Korea and what I saw is an eye opening. In south Korea and Taiwan, they manufacture microchips and they even have Universities that are dedicated to the study of microchips and its technologies.
  Ghana we talk too much and do very little. Shame to our leaders.

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• Ernst & Young 1 year ago

  I don't even get what this Kwaku Kwarteng is saying.
  
  You were a deputy minister and ken ofori-atta's firm was the transaction advisors and you approved all these transactions and ken ofori-atta made billions of dollars and ...
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  I don't even get what this Kwaku Kwarteng is saying.
  
  You were a deputy minister and ken ofori-atta's firm was the transaction advisors and you approved all these transactions and ken ofori-atta made billions of dollars and you turn around to say what?
  
  It is not too late, tell your corrupt government directly if you have the balls.
  
  Gerrout!

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• Kwame 1 year ago

  U.S. and her allies overthrew Kwame Nkrumah's government because according to them, he was not a puppet on their string.
  All non-puppets on a string are called dictators.
  So, U.S. and her local quislings called Kwame Nkru ...
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  U.S. and her allies overthrew Kwame Nkrumah's government because according to them, he was not a puppet on their string.
  All non-puppets on a string are called dictators.
  So, U.S. and her local quislings called Kwame Nkrumah a dictator.
  U.S., her allies and local U.S. quislings are still punishing Ghanaians for living well under Kwame Nkrumah's government.

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• +Jojo 1 year ago

  Is the writer of this article daft? What did all those factories set up by Nkrumah inject back into the circular flow of income to keep the economy afloat and growing? Is it the the numerical number that matters or the suitab ...
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  Is the writer of this article daft? What did all those factories set up by Nkrumah inject back into the circular flow of income to keep the economy afloat and growing? Is it the the numerical number that matters or the suitability and productiveness of the industries? To tell this writer the truth, kwame Nkrumah wasted Ghana's time and resources including all the money he spent lavishly on liberation movements and the ten million pounds each to Guinea and Mali. Ghana would have rivalled Singapore if Nkrumah had adopted sound economic development policies instead of the import substitution based on the socialist/marxist model.

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