ARMS AND OFFENSIVE WEAPONS
is good that the government has once again impose curfew on the people of Gushiegu before the sunday election.well done g0ve.
posted by: kwame oppong uk
posted to: GUSHEGU: Curfew at Gushiegu, Bawku, renewed

CONGRATULATION
L HOPE YOU WILL WIN THE ELECTION,THEREFORE NEVER FORGET THE ARMED ROBERS SO FAR AS JJ IS CONCERN.
posted by: AKAKPO
posted to: ACCRA: Mills drums up security support

high school
bravo saltpond high. I was so happy and proud that the school which started on a very low level has risen to this hieght. congratulation to the headmaster, the teachers, the staff and the entire student body for the success.
posted by: Reynolds USA
posted to: (SALTPOND) MFANTSEMAN: “Otto Pfister” banned in school

Ignore NDC-NPP
I hope all these promises about the development of the north is not cheap political talk to win votes. Why is the NPP not telling the people how many of the promises made during the campagning for the 2004 election have in fact been fulfilled? My point is that Ghanaian politicians have got to start relating to the electorate in a more mature and straight forward manner by for for example:(1) Indicating which election promises have been met.(2) Indicating which election promises have NOT been met and WHY . (3) Indicating HOW and WHEN the failure(s) in delivery will be fixed.(4) Showing HOW and WHEN the current promises will be delivered. Who ever wins the elections on Dec 7 will have a moral and political duty to deliver the promises made during their campaigns irrespective of whether or not they won in the North. Trust can not be won by empthy promises. Trust will certainly not be won by half hearted attempts at delivering on promises made.
posted by: Still to be Impressed
posted to: (TUMU) WA : Ignore NDC- Nana Addo

we need change
N P P CNA NOT CONFUSE THE PEOPLE OF KETA TO VOTE FOR N P P. MIENU NYAM O GBE ME LAWO
posted by: NUKPEZA MEKPEA KELE O
posted to: KETA : Keta basin to be explored