Ghana is a tragic country; we are the authors of our own misfortune.

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  • Ghanaman 9 years ago

    That is the truth.

  • MD Dagarti 9 years ago

    I don't think Ghana can feed itself in the next five years. Why? All the farmlands are being covert to galamsay pits and few people are going into agriculture. Everyone is chasing quick money due to the behavior of politician ...
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  • United Ghana 9 years ago

    I have to agree with the author - we, the citizens of Ghana, are the authors of our calamitous situation, by being too indulgent of corrupt and incompetent leaders.

  • Kwame 9 years ago

    Even though the content of the articles and the impact of corruption is really negative, the "so called author" Ibrahim Hardi is a thief for copying Prof. Lumumba speech as his own work.

  • Raphael Appiah 9 years ago

    I totally agree with you about the negative impact of corruption on the Ghanaian economy.

    My only problem with this article is that, the writer (Ibrahim Hardi) should have acknowledged the source of the information in his ...
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  • Kofi agyare 9 years ago

    It is true this article has been stolen from the spwech by Prof. PLO Lumumba without the writer acknowledging him.

    Below is a link to the soeech;


    Speech by Prof PLO Lumumba at the 3rd Anti Corruption Convention - Yo ...
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  • Isaac Donkor 9 years ago

    Say some key words were picked from the speech.

  • Kofi agyare 9 years ago

    He did not use key words but rather copied the whole speech. The only changes Ibrahim made was, where Prof. Lumumba put Africa, Ibrahim just changed it to Ghana.

    Just google it or search for the speech on you tube with key ...
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  • Tom 9 years ago

    I thought this was strange too knowing how deficient this Writer is in English.

    This Hardi fool is looking for attention.

  • Raphael Appiah 9 years ago

    Plagiarism
    I totally agree with you about the negative impact of corruption on the Ghanaian economy.

    My only problem with this article is that, the writer (Ibrahim Hardi) should have acknowledged the source of the inform ...
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  • ISSA ABONGO 9 years ago

    HARDI IBRAHIM, MAY GOD'S MERCY AND GRACE BE WITH YOU TO SEEK THE TRUTH ABOUT GHANA'S SITUATION, SO YOU WILL SEE THE SYMPTONS OF GHANA'S PROBLEMS AND DIAGNOSE RIGHTLY, THEN ASK GOD FOR SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR OWN WRITINGS. IT SEEMS ...
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  • christian 9 years ago

    brother neither ndc or npp can bring us to the promise land,the only one in my mind is military power,because democracy we're not there yet.

  • bondz 9 years ago

    I am ready

  • Galbose 9 years ago

    This dude is seeking attention by copying. Are u now admitting that corruption is our problem? Fonkar has gotten up with vigour and u now see the sense in what meaningful ghanaians have been telling you about corruption. This ...
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  • Kwabena Danso, Gbawe-Accra 9 years ago

    The whole fact is that an African does not think correctly it doesn't matter if one is a politician,a civil servant,a doctor,an engineer or whatever.
    Our mentality shall forever keep us under development.The blame is always ...
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  • Mr Bond 9 years ago

    Frankly speaking I can imagine our president dole $292 million to AMERI and chartered plane to Iran to seek investment worth $8.6 million is not that insane?Can you imagine our president invite Chinese Nationals to come and e ...
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