Akufo-Addo’s presidency holds brighter prospects for Ghana

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mike usa 11 years ago

we can't trust a presidency of a man who can't prove his certification as a lawyer,a lawyer from the back door.JM will retire him and will create a nursing home for him in ghana.danso u will be hired to take care of his ass

we can't trust a presidency of a man who can't prove his certification as a lawyer,a lawyer from the back door.JM will retire him and will create a nursing home for him in ghana.danso u will be hired to take care of his ass
mike usa 11 years ago

provide his law certificate

provide his law certificate
Kwadwo 11 years ago

Do you actually live here? Is a shame if you do. Low class twerp.

Do you actually live here? Is a shame if you do. Low class twerp.
Angelo 11 years ago

What do you need his law certificate for? What difference will it make? Cant you see that the plenty names and degrees we have have not taken us anywhere. We need people who can deliver whether law degree or form four leaving ...
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What do you need his law certificate for? What difference will it make? Cant you see that the plenty names and degrees we have have not taken us anywhere. We need people who can deliver whether law degree or form four leaving certificate. Enough of titles. I wonder what you are doing in the USA.
HolyGhost 11 years ago

But we also don,t need a fraudster to rule us, why was akuffo addo thrown out of oxford, how doe's he practise law without a law certificate.

But we also don,t need a fraudster to rule us, why was akuffo addo thrown out of oxford, how doe's he practise law without a law certificate.
Kojo T 11 years ago

Hi jacking and cocaine the order of the day

Hi jacking and cocaine the order of the day
Repugnant 11 years ago

The author can't tell beckon from beacon.

What a confounded F- idiot!!

"Akufo Addo has shown great trust in a youthful Vice Presidential Candidate, one of Ghana’s finest and Africa’s best economic/financial geniuses ...
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The author can't tell beckon from beacon.

What a confounded F- idiot!!

"Akufo Addo has shown great trust in a youthful Vice Presidential Candidate, one of Ghana’s finest and Africa’s best economic/financial geniuses," What is this? so mu gye wo ankrante3
Kofi 11 years ago

The presidency is not an institution for drugs addicts.
Alan holds brighter prospects for GHANA

The presidency is not an institution for drugs addicts.
Alan holds brighter prospects for GHANA
SGT ANANI FIADZOE 11 years ago

THE PRESIDENCY IS NOT INSTITUTION FOR DRUGS AND MARRYING FRIEND'S WIVES GHANA DOES NOT BELONGS TO THE NPP MOA

THE PRESIDENCY IS NOT INSTITUTION FOR DRUGS AND MARRYING FRIEND'S WIVES GHANA DOES NOT BELONGS TO THE NPP MOA
Asanteman Nkae 11 years ago

Propaganda article

Propaganda article
BOY KOFI 11 years ago

They have no lucid and pragmatic strategy but just poor and useless political rhetorics.Thank you.

They have no lucid and pragmatic strategy but just poor and useless political rhetorics.Thank you.
Ugly Akufo Addo 11 years ago

We dont want u as our Prez

We dont want u as our Prez
mensah abrampa 11 years ago

Well said. I hope Nana wins the flag bearer slot of the NPP and become president in 2016. The year 2016 is Ghana's last opportunity to change the course of our history of perennial corruption and mismanagement of national res ...
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Well said. I hope Nana wins the flag bearer slot of the NPP and become president in 2016. The year 2016 is Ghana's last opportunity to change the course of our history of perennial corruption and mismanagement of national resources by incompetent officials for ever and Nana Akuffo Addo is our last hope for the change we desire. A word of caution: Though the NPP administration of 2000-2008 did relatively well it fell short of expectation.The family was well endowed with resourceful and competent men and women but it was also riddled with corruption. President Kuffuor was either unable or unwilling to put the lid on corruption and eventually the party lost the support of ghanaians. There are still corrupt men and women in the NPP and hopefully Nana Akuffo Addo as President will live up to our expectations of him, resolute and impartial and not sparing the rod in the fight against corruption. I hope and pray that under his leadership we'll change from most of our old traditional but out-dated ways to conventionalism in the way we do a lot of things in Ghana, using state of the art technology. We can learn from the many success stories that abound in the world. We must be fiscally disciplined and work harder. Of course there has to be an incentive for hardwork, industry and ingenuity. Whistle-blowers must be encouraged, protected and rewarded so that we can punish and reduce the incidence of crime. We cannot afford any longer to prolong our sorry state and deepen our under-developed status.
adjoa 11 years ago

yes we want a leader with vision, .rule by law no body above it. Ghana needs rules to be obeyed at home,towns, cities, workplaces, schools, roads, marketplaces,streets, beaches. shops, banks. Ghana is country does fear rules ...
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yes we want a leader with vision, .rule by law no body above it. Ghana needs rules to be obeyed at home,towns, cities, workplaces, schools, roads, marketplaces,streets, beaches. shops, banks. Ghana is country does fear rules but if we want Ghana to be on the world stage there should be a leader who can rule by laws and hope Akufo Adoo can do
Kwame 11 years ago

My sister you must be daydreaming just like the All Die be Die Nana Akuffo Addo who will never be President of Ghana. Ghanaians are wiser and smarter than that

My sister you must be daydreaming just like the All Die be Die Nana Akuffo Addo who will never be President of Ghana. Ghanaians are wiser and smarter than that

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