CPP May day message

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• francis kwarteng 8 years ago

  Dear Brother Nii,
  
  Keep hammering on the message!
  
  Thanks.

  Dear Brother Nii,
  
  Keep hammering on the message!
  
  Thanks.

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• KWABENA OHEMENG,LONDON. 8 years ago

  Thanks comrade Akomfrah.Nothing more to be added to what you have said.The CPP will forever put the interest of the nation and ghanaians above all other things and will never lick the boots of the neo-colonialists.LONG LIVE G ...
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  Thanks comrade Akomfrah.Nothing more to be added to what you have said.The CPP will forever put the interest of the nation and ghanaians above all other things and will never lick the boots of the neo-colonialists.LONG LIVE GHANA!!.FORWARD EVER,BACKWARD NEVER!!.

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• francis kwarteng 8 years ago

  Dear Brother Kwabena,
  
  Well said.
  
  Thanks.

  Dear Brother Kwabena,
  
  Well said.
  
  Thanks.

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• Equity 8 years ago

  Nkrumah started President forever and look at what is hapenning in Togo, Gambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda and other African countries. Gadafi, Iddi Amin, Kwame Nkrumah, Eyadema, Mugabe, Jameh and all are copying Kwame Nkrumah the tyr ...
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  Nkrumah started President forever and look at what is hapenning in Togo, Gambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda and other African countries. Gadafi, Iddi Amin, Kwame Nkrumah, Eyadema, Mugabe, Jameh and all are copying Kwame Nkrumah the tyrant

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• francis kwarteng 8 years ago

  Dear Equity,
  
  I know who you are! There was no need using that moniker!
  
  Anyway, you surely will get the opportunity to eat your cake and have it too at the appropriate time.
  
  Time will tell, said Bob Marley!
  
  Thanks ...
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  Dear Equity,
  
  I know who you are! There was no need using that moniker!
  
  Anyway, you surely will get the opportunity to eat your cake and have it too at the appropriate time.
  
  Time will tell, said Bob Marley!
  
  Thanks!

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• Shabi 8 years ago

  Gadzooks! The CPP has a Director of Communications? Has this person been hibernating or is the CPP also waiting for some grant or assistance from some imperialist organization or the other before it does what it should be doi ...
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  Gadzooks! The CPP has a Director of Communications? Has this person been hibernating or is the CPP also waiting for some grant or assistance from some imperialist organization or the other before it does what it should be doing every week?
  
  On the statement itself, even though I think the substance is sufficiently kosher and in the tight direction, I also think that it is much too long. It may receive some positive appreciation on a platform like Ghanaweb but the workers for whom it is directed, may very well ignore it because for one, it is too long and the language, within the circumstances of the low political awareness of the Ghanaian worker of today, would, I imagine, seem alien.
  
  If the CPP still insists that it is an Nkrumaist party, it should desist from such occasional bombastic elitist presentations and simply take a leaf from the conduct of its founder. Go to the people, live with the people, learn from the people, socialize with the people, teach the people and be one with the people. This is what the current CPP should be doing in the next 5 to 10 years if they sincerely wish to continue with struggle towards the realization of the vision of the founder, Dr Kwame Nkrumah. Dhabi

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• C.Y. ANDY-K 8 years ago

  Whereas I may side with you in wondering about the silence in communication and lack of publicity of the CPP on national issues, etc., I am totally lost at your claim that the language in which Nii's communique was couched is ...
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  Whereas I may side with you in wondering about the silence in communication and lack of publicity of the CPP on national issues, etc., I am totally lost at your claim that the language in which Nii's communique was couched is bombastic and above the heads of Ghanaian workers! Perhaps, it is your image of them that is the problem: you think they are mostly elementary school drop outs. Right?
  
  I quickly glanced through again the piece and I didn't see anything to support your claim.
  
  Andy-K

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