In the matter of ‘lunatism’ in multi-media and other media houses

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• Adamu Nayah 8 years ago

  I add my voice to your clarion call which was so eloquently stated.
  Thank You!

  I add my voice to your clarion call which was so eloquently stated.
  Thank You!

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• John 8 years ago

  Good job Dagadoo. I hope they listen

  Good job Dagadoo. I hope they listen

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• Patriot 8 years ago

  If you were here in December 2008 you must be aware of what the NDC did sending people armed with sticks, cudgels and all forms of offensive weapons to the Electoral Commmission to demand victory for John Mills. This, my frie ...
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  If you were here in December 2008 you must be aware of what the NDC did sending people armed with sticks, cudgels and all forms of offensive weapons to the Electoral Commmission to demand victory for John Mills. This, my friend was incited by Radio Gold, a pro-NDC radio station in Accra. That action that could have resulted in a civil war had the NPP countered, must have been the beginning of what you now describe as insulting behavior of people on radio. All Ghanaians must condemn what is worth condemning and stop being discriminatory in our comments on events like you have described in your otherwise thought provoking article.

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• NOWATI 8 years ago

  Thank you for this, some of these presenters keep on giving that funny news broadcast because some young babies of 15 and 20 years old via facebook send in messages to congratulate on that lunatic forgetting the injury they a ...
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  Thank you for this, some of these presenters keep on giving that funny news broadcast because some young babies of 15 and 20 years old via facebook send in messages to congratulate on that lunatic forgetting the injury they are deeply causing to them in term of decent languages. Therefore these Akan presenter feel good with those messages from those kids who don't how to clean their ass after toilet. They must go back to old and retired presenters and also chiefs and queens in our communities to learn and borrow the appropriate way of how to articulate our decent Akan language rather than that comic and lunatic way of talking. These presenters have become our modern day concert party actors/actress and it is not to out holding our language for the future generation.

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