Twinkle Twinkle Little Party

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  • Ghana 10 years ago

    NDC twinkles because everybody is a part of the party. So far as you are a Ghanaian, it doesn't matter wherever you come from in NDC.

    There's no way a tribal party will ever win elections in Ghana so, you should be aware o ...
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  • Torgbui 10 years ago

    So in the 21st century, some are still so tribal-minded to see some parties as tribal inclined that they will continue to vote for a visionless, clueless, chop-chop govt to their detriment? How do you define tribl anyway? Was ...
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  • Ghana 10 years ago

    Exactly just as you said in Rawlings and Mahama's Presidency that the Asantehene flew in the Presidential Jets.
    Non of these Presidents you mentioned are Ashantis yet, they rightfully respected your Tribal Leader being the ...
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  • Charles Agbenu 10 years ago

    The Ewes traditionally disrespect Northerners. They call them Dzigbedzitor. The Ewes call Ashantis Gblutor. Why is that acceptable?. EWe traditionally are envious of Ashantis and hate them. Every tribe has derogatory words ag ...
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  • Torgbui 10 years ago

    I would like to think that a national party is one whose policies alleviate the suffereings of Ghanaians irrespective of which tribe or region they come from. Is that what the NDC is doing that makes you think they are nation ...
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  • appiah 10 years ago

    Mr Torgbui, unless you do not care about the facts, Ewes are the only group who use tribalism as a political tool in Ghana; and tribalism was very insignificant until JJ arrived on the political scene. During the SMC era out ...
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  • mensah abrampa 10 years ago

    You're not serious. If you call the UP/NPP tradition as made up of Asante and Akyem tribesmen what would you call the NDC that has Ewes and Northerners as its majority voters? The NDC was formed by an Ewe and the NDC calls th ...
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  • KKO 10 years ago

    Gilbert,
    The NDC continues to twinkle because the majority Akan group of Ghana, and especially those located in the Central, Western and Brong Ahafo Regions either have extremely short memories or they do not have any at all ...
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  • AbraBo ye HARD. 10 years ago

    PLS DO NOT FORGET THAT CHAIN,THAT CHAIN U KNOW -THE MIGHTY HUNGER CHAIN ON OUR NECKS "THE RAWLINGS CHAIN" & WITH ITs STRANGE SMOKE.THAT EWE DEVIL WHO CANT BE OUT OF GHANAIAN POLITICS FOR FEAR OF DEATH! WE ARE WATCHING.

  • Charles Agbenu 10 years ago

    NDC thrives on tribalism, specifically Anti-Ashanti sentiments. Historically from the Ashanti wars of old, the Krobos, Ewes, Gas. Fantes, Brongs, Northerners feaR ashantis and this has somehow translated into keeping Ashanti ...
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  • Charles Agbenu 10 years ago

    NDC thrives on tribalism, specifically Anti-Ashanti sentiments. Historically from the Ashanti wars of old, the Krobos, Ewes, Gas. Fantes, Brongs, Northernershate and fear Ashantis and this has somehow translated into keeping ...
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  • Ghana 10 years ago

    Charles will you explain that Ashanti Project as it's not very clear to me.
    You seem to be a level headed guy in spite of the fact that you still live in the past that will never see the light of the day no matter how you be ...
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  • Torgbui 10 years ago

    So you never heard about the NDC's The Great Ashanti Project? Why am I not surprised? You have filled your ears with so much anti-Ashanti NDC propaganda how could it have been clear to you? Be open-minded, be objective, be fa ...
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  • Ghana 10 years ago

    Hahaha I'm a nationalist but, everybody happen to feel very comfortable in NDC no matter where you hail and that's what matters to me.

    Everybody want's to be in a party they feel it belongs to them. Not a party that clearl ...
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  • Torgbui 10 years ago

    It is true when the elders say that small minds see what they wish to see. Big minds see what they will rather not see. Paul Afoko, Chairman of the NPP, why does he not see things as you, Mr. "Ghana" see it. Why did he feel h ...
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