Overcoming Corruption in Ghana – A New Dimension

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• Vuvuzela 11 years ago

  Kwesi, I am very impressed!
  
  All this to sum up just how the corruption casse-tete could be assuaged? That looks to me way too complicated for comfort.
  
  Your fellow citizens, professing to be staunch Church and Mosque go ...
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  Kwesi, I am very impressed!
  
  All this to sum up just how the corruption casse-tete could be assuaged? That looks to me way too complicated for comfort.
  
  Your fellow citizens, professing to be staunch Church and Mosque goers - true believers in God - are extremely undisciplined, hypocritical and utterly dishonest. I'm talking about virtually every one in Ghana.
  
  If a country with just every resource essential for economic growth, topped with good annual rainfall, finds itself begging to feed her children don't you see anything wrong with the head of the citizens rather than the formula you came up with?
  
  Pray, impress upon the president to introduce Freedom of Information Bill, and also try to make the Judiciary independent while those in the law courts uphold the law as it is and see whether your formula means much.
  
  Without this, look the future doesn't look good.

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• Kwesi Atta Sakyi 11 years ago

  Thanks a lot Bro Vuvuzela for your warm and kind rejoinder and your useful comment. This is the 4th in the series and I made those suggestions you made in the earlier articles. We need to change our mindsets and attitudes in ...
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  Thanks a lot Bro Vuvuzela for your warm and kind rejoinder and your useful comment. This is the 4th in the series and I made those suggestions you made in the earlier articles. We need to change our mindsets and attitudes in Ghana. We seem to have an egocentric rather than patriotic and altruistic attitude in Ghana of kleptomania, greed, materialism, and moral decadence. We need a paradigm shift in our education, values etc

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• Vuvuzela 11 years ago

  Yeah, you understand your people. It would take guys like you and me, selfless and dedicated, to whom morality mean so much, to turn the tables and actually impact the society in the right direction.
  
  It is my wish that th ...
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  Yeah, you understand your people. It would take guys like you and me, selfless and dedicated, to whom morality mean so much, to turn the tables and actually impact the society in the right direction.
  
  It is my wish that the president-elect would see from our perspective, from which standpoint he could begin to address the core issues resulting in corruption.

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