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• Conventional Youth 12 years ago

  It is now the turn of our politicians of all persuasions and persons placed in positions of authority to step up to the plate and up their game to deliver to meet the aspirations of the people and enshrined rights of the peop ...
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  It is now the turn of our politicians of all persuasions and persons placed in positions of authority to step up to the plate and up their game to deliver to meet the aspirations of the people and enshrined rights of the people in the constitution. The people have patiently endured pensive months for politicians to seek their political and democratic justice from the courts, and now it’s their turn to guarantee the people social and economic justice.
  It is very easy to miss the hardships and struggles of the working poor and people in our society due to the resilience, creativity and survival instinct of the Ghanaian.

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• Conventional Youth 12 years ago

  There are other’s, particularly those in the “middle” and “upper” classes who claim they are not bothered and have checked out of the system, because they have insulated themselves from the vagaries of the system. W ...
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  There are other’s, particularly those in the “middle” and “upper” classes who claim they are not bothered and have checked out of the system, because they have insulated themselves from the vagaries of the system. Where there is no water they have dug boreholes; generators where there is no power; private schools where the school system is failing etc. What these persons fail to see is the fact that in the same way a rising tide raises all ships, the reverse is true. We are all in this ship together and when things get really bad we all will be affected. It is a fact that in the event of an uprising of the such that we have witnessed before in this country and most recently in Egypt, the excesses are felt more in our communities than in those of the politicians.

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