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• Grande gueule 13 years ago

  Thanks for your objective analyses our current negative situation mixed with lots of blind partisan side lining due to our poor education that makes an ignorant lots of our society. Thanks for the courage of posting your phot ...
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  Thanks for your objective analyses our current negative situation mixed with lots of blind partisan side lining due to our poor education that makes an ignorant lots of our society. Thanks for the courage of posting your photo with the comments.VIVE LA LIBRE PENSÉE. Merci and bravo!!!

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• C.Y. ANDY-K 13 years ago

  Since your intention was to write about the current electoral dispute, you should have chosen an appropriate heading, thereby alerting some of us who have no time to read such things.
  
  I struggled to find the tortuous links ...
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  Since your intention was to write about the current electoral dispute, you should have chosen an appropriate heading, thereby alerting some of us who have no time to read such things.
  
  I struggled to find the tortuous links you tried to draw b/n the dispute and or failing educational system, not only because of your own struggles with the English language [which clearly shows that you yourself is a product of the failed system], but also because the logic doesn't stick. You seem to forget that it wasn't Kweku Broni, Kpakpo Shitor and Kwame Atia, the local pito and brukutu drinking gang, who took the case to the SC. Or they who ran the supposedly botched and flawed elections. People who had the best of education when Ghana was at the top in Africa and in universities in the West did!
  
  Don't want to waste more of my time on your bungled article. I hardly read articles on the election dispute and the ongoing circus in the SC!
  
  Andy-K

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• JDM 13 years ago

  THIS MAN HEADS NYEP THAT TRANSFORM INTO GYEEDA AND STEALS OUR MONEY AND HE SAYS WHAT? WHAT ABOUT THE MONEY GIVEN TO ROLAND AGAMBILA? MR. PELE SHOULD WASTE OUR TIME WITH HIS POORLY WRITTEN ARTICLE THAT LACKS LOGIC.

  THIS MAN HEADS NYEP THAT TRANSFORM INTO GYEEDA AND STEALS OUR MONEY AND HE SAYS WHAT? WHAT ABOUT THE MONEY GIVEN TO ROLAND AGAMBILA? MR. PELE SHOULD WASTE OUR TIME WITH HIS POORLY WRITTEN ARTICLE THAT LACKS LOGIC.

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• Paul Amuna 13 years ago

  I agree with your sentiments on working together o build the nation and this is the second article I have rad from you on the subject. The problem is, your use of the English language leaves much to be desired and this to me ...
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  I agree with your sentiments on working together o build the nation and this is the second article I have rad from you on the subject. The problem is, your use of the English language leaves much to be desired and this to me is rather disappointing. This includes your misuse of terms or their use out of context as well as grammar and syntax.
  
  Perhaps you would care to get someone to edit your articles before posting them on the forum or in a newspaper. At your level of leadership, one would expect much better from you Pele.

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• Paul Amuna 13 years ago

  I agree with your sentiments on working together to build the nation and this is the second article I have read from you on the subject. The problem is, your use of the English language leaves much to be desired and this to m ...
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  I agree with your sentiments on working together to build the nation and this is the second article I have read from you on the subject. The problem is, your use of the English language leaves much to be desired and this to me is rather disappointing. This includes your misuse of terms or their use out of context as well as grammar and syntax.
  
  Perhaps you would care to get someone to edit your articles before posting them on the forum or in a newspaper. At your level of leadership, one would expect much better from you Pele.

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• Abuga 13 years ago

  Thanks for sharing your views on this. I mistakenly posted the unedited version of the story. As humans, it thus happen. I will get this removed and get the well edited one online. All the mistakes are well noted. This is my ...
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  Thanks for sharing your views on this. I mistakenly posted the unedited version of the story. As humans, it thus happen. I will get this removed and get the well edited one online. All the mistakes are well noted. This is my forth article on this site, may be you may look up the previous ones. This is the first time my grammar has been a cause for concern.

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• Alorvi 13 years ago

  I would like to congratulate you for being bold enough to post an article like this on a network. I'm not going to write on how you constructed this message but as an MP could you please find some interns in your constituency ...
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  I would like to congratulate you for being bold enough to post an article like this on a network. I'm not going to write on how you constructed this message but as an MP could you please find some interns in your constituency to help proof- read whatever post since you are an ambassador to our country which you so love.
  In a multi-party democracy, every action by an incumbent government is REQUIRED to be scrutinize, criticized or commended by the opposition and other social and political commentators. This must be done in other not to whittle down our press freedom. Even if we all agree to common objectives in Education and Foreign policies, which ever government implements these polices should be scrutinized because of the routes that would be taken to implement such policies. For me I doubt if there could be national consensus on ANY policy in Ghana because we have allowed selfish interests to permeate our political discourse. For the past 30 yrs, tribal and ethnic sentiments have been upped by politicians to win political power and enjoy the life and even though Mr. Pele, you may have a point, our country is a failed state. As for the Electoral Commissioner, the least talked about him the better. How could he even justify his decision not to allow special voting for all journalists? If another party wins power and this party decides to imprison and torture him (Afari Djan) without recourse to his fundamental basic human rights, which journalist would come to his aid. We are all IDIOTS in Ghana. The journalists that were suppressed by PNDC are the ones that are protecting the former President and his cronies.

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• Papa 2 13 years ago

  What is this? This man was an MP? No wonder we have problems!

  What is this? This man was an MP? No wonder we have problems!

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• Prof Lungu 13 years ago

  Mr. Abuga Pele,
  
  We commend you for providing these thoughts on a governing strategy that emphasizes a Ghana national perspective and interest.
  
  We agree on the basic premise.
  
  W'ed like to add that nationalism ought ...
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  Mr. Abuga Pele,
  
  We commend you for providing these thoughts on a governing strategy that emphasizes a Ghana national perspective and interest.
  
  We agree on the basic premise.
  
  W'ed like to add that nationalism ought to be balanced by critical thinking and self-reflection, before action.
  
  There are many lessons in history where hyper-nationalism resulted in totalitarian regimes for any number of "mother-lands." In fact, a lot of the discourse in Ghana is healthy for the body politic, even the once we may deem abusive and disrespectful of "elders," politicians, etc.
  
  
  Please read several of our essays on this and other subjects on Ghanaweb, and also on www.Ghanahero.com.
  
  Support the Freedom of Information Bill (FOIB) and help lead the effort to enact the law for the People of Ghana. The FOIB provides a medium and process for resolving some of the difficulties you identify in your essay.
  
  
  Thanks.

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