Bawumia had no constituency and so he was not a threat to the NDC. In the beginning or at the beginning, NDC apparatchiks said Dr.
NPP communicators must expose this guy and dilute his poison. Because his naked lies did sink in, the NPP lost all the seats at the galamsey mining areas in the 2020 general election. He received astanding ovation wherever hewent. He said the government did not create jobs so Nana Addo has no moral right to ban galamsey. It was this same Kwau Boahen who went round the galamsey mining areas to lie to them that if the NDC is voted to power, galamsey will be opened to anyone who wanted to do the work.
These are the people who should be told to fix the country with their God-given knowledge. Those who refuse to share their knowledge are doing more harm than good to Ghana. They simply refuse to share their knowledge to we the less endowed ones and that too is very dangerous because such behavior doesn’t help in shaping society for the good of the nation.
#I hate my village tony hawk of ghana testo tv#
Because here in Ghana, if you want an officer from any department or university who is well versed in a topical issue to appear on TV and share his experience, you fine it difficult to get one. But on a second thought, I do not blame the producers too. and you compare knowledgeable men and women invited to address issues to a village educated crude persons like Kwaku Boahen, you begin to think if we are serious at all. If you watch foreign news outlets like Aljazzeera, Dutch Welle, CNN, BBC, France 24 etc. Producers of such serious programmes should learn to get people who are knowledgeable on topical issues to address viewers and listeners. Sometimes I refuse to blame people like Kwaku Boahen. I wonder whether he has children of his own. The guy was talking as if he was just dug out of the hole in a deep forest. If such half-baked literates can rise to become the National Deputy Communicator of a political party seeking to rule Ghana, then cry, the beloved country. He was beating about the bush and did not understand a bit of the digital economy Dr. The intermittent ovations he received from his audience which included academic gurus and some diplomats attested to the fact that the man is a genius and an asset to Ghana as a whole.Ī day after his brilliant delivery, I was watching my black and white TV during the Mpensenpensemu newspaper review programme of Adom TV hosted by Omanhene Kwabena Asante, my darling kid on the block when I heard Kwaku Boahen the Deputy National Communication Officer of the NDC making a mess of himself. He made the issue of digital economy so easy that even the JHS one student understood him. Call it a one man standing ovation and you will be right. At a point in time during his powerful delivery, I jumped up from my seat and started clapping my hands even though I was alone in my room. I sat glued on my seat while listening to this man during his delivery at Ashesi University. Many years after the death of Busia, another academic whiz-kid has emerged in Ghana in the person of Alhaji Dr.
It was when he died that scientists told us we could have extracted his gene and stored it for studies purpose. Every district had at least one Experimental School. It was then called Experimental School and he started the project on pilot basis. Few Ghanaians today know that it was Busia who first introduced Junior Secondary school in Ghana. It was Busia who opened up the country by constructing feeder roads across the length and breadth of Ghana. Nkrumah which were rundown by the soldiers and improved the standard of education in Ghana. Busia built roads, schools, health centers, revamped the factories built by Dr. In fact, Ghana was gradually cruising to the end of the tunnel when the Khakii Boys, led by Colonel Kutu Acheampong usurped power. In less than two years the man translated the hitherto battered economy to an appreciable level. When Professor Busia became the Prime Minister of Ghana, his academic brilliance translated into the way he managed the economy. He used to be a visiting professor in many overseas universities and we wondered how a black man could stand before white men and teach them, give them exercises and mark them as well. The academic laurels of the late Professor Kofi Abrefa Busia was known worldwide. All songs written by: Viterbini/Rondanini/Fasolo.When we were students in the sixties, our teachers told us that the acronym, BUSIA meant Best University Scholar In Africa and we believed in that. Registrato su Korg 4-tracks cassette ‘Lo Studiolo’ – Albano Laziale eccetto “Yellowblack” recorded ‘T.U.P.’ – Brescia.
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