And why cant you abort the baby? well, if you want to keep the baby, you must not ever tell your dota. Somethings are better left secret. If you go ahead and tell your dota, you may as well forget you ever had her, it will be a terrible blow on her psychology. Forget the politically correct advice some people are giving you on this forum, most of them wont have the guts, believe me. If she ever finds out, all you need do is deny, deny, deny.    

So you are saying she should have allowed him to rape her?

Why not try and be a little bit positive?

Ghanaian Young Patriots in Britain Demonstrate Against Government Corruption in Ghana
By Rockson Adofo
 
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Ghanaians in the United Kingdom are demonstrating against the perpetration of gargantuan corruption in Ghana by President Mills' NDC administration. The degree of government corruption masked in what have become as judgment debt payments is unprecedented in the history of Ghana. The Young Patriots in the UK have come to the conclusion that it is about time President Mills and his government were told enough is enough with their corruption.

Subsequently, they have scheduled an unprecedented gargantuan demonstration for Friday, 29th June 2012 starting at 09:00. All Ghanaians are invited to participate in this demonstration meant to redeem Ghana from the destructive grips of corruption masterminded by President Mills and his NDC government.

From my reliable source of information, I would like to inform Ghanaians and the whole world that the judgment debt payments is a way devised by President Mills and the NDC government to enrich themselves and their NDC party. I am ready to challenge them on any platform to prove my point.

We shall be meeting at Archway tube station on the Northern Line on Friday at 09:00. From there, we shall proceed to the Consular section of the Ghana High Commission at 104 Highgate Hill, London N6 5HE, where passport and visa applications are processed to deliver a petition to President Mills via the High Commissioner.

I regret for my earlier publication where the venue of the demonstration was erroneously stated. Please take note of the venue, date and time as indicated above. Every Ghanaian is invited to attend. It has nothing to do with politics or political parties but how to stop certain people in government from seeing politics, and being in government, as an arena of making money.


How do you justify the instance of President Mills' NDC government paying GHC51 Million to Mr Alfred Agbesi Woyome who has confessed on air and in writing that he neither had nor signed any contract with any government of Ghana to warrant that payment? He co-incidentally happens to be the NDC financier. What a magic!

Be there, because I shall be there and many Ghanaians will also be there. Anyone Ghanaian who loves the welfare of Ghana must please join the demonstration. It is a perfect occasion to meet other Ghanaians you may have heard on the radio. Come along with your message-bearing placards of your choice.

Osofo Mafia will be there to entertain us with his humorous messages. BBC News will be there. Sources radio, UK FM 96.30 will also be the around to broadcast the occasion live.

May I suggest the organisers of the demonstration copy the British Prime Minister and the Queen in the petition? Ouch! That will be a step too far, I suppose.

Rockson Adofo

Now it’s gotten really bad.

After previously calling the Obama administration “one of the most corrupt” in history, Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa upped the ante Tuesday by saying that it was proving to be “the most corrupt government in history.”
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“We are very busy in Washington with a corrupt government, with a government that I said more than a year ago, was perhaps, because of the money, because of the amount of TARP and stimulus funds, was going to be the most corrupt government in history, and it’s proving to be that, just exactly that,” said Issa on Bloomberg’s “InBusiness.”

“This money, at the American people’s expense, going through the hands of political leaders, is in fact corrupting the process, whether that’s Solyndra, or GSA, or a number of other scandals,” he added.

In Oct. 2010, Issa made a comment of a similar nature, calling President Barack Obama “one of the most corrupt presidents in modern times” on Rush Limbaugh’s radio show.

But soon thereafter, Issa walked back his comments, insisting that he was talking about the government, not the president himself.

“If I had to do it over again, I’d have parsed my words a little more carefully,” Issa said in Nov. 2010, on CNN’s “Situation Room.” “Do I think the president is personally corrupt? No… I should never have implied that or created that in a quick statement on a radio call-in.”

Faced again with a question about the quote in January 2011, Issa reiterated that he meant to say that the spending programs of the Obama administration had a “corrupting effect.”

“In saying that this is one of the most corrupt administrations, which is what I meant to say, when you hand out $1 trillion in TARP just before this president came in, most of it unspent, $1 trillion nearly in stimulus, that this president asked for, plus this huge expansion in health care and government, it has a corrupting effect,” Issa said on CNN’s “State of the Union.”

Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0412/75552.html#ixzz0fwoN3nPR

The picture you created through your write up shows you do not understand the basic issues. Rather than ask for a Nigerian breakup (which the USA predicted years back and are steadily working towards), I believe we should review our federal system and ensure that the basic principles of federalism are present. that way, states or regions will manage and develop at their pace, and the zone that produces the president wouldn't matter. Unemployment is not peculiar to Nigeria and as such I do not think it should be used as bases to declare Nigeria as moving to the brink. What Nigeria needs is political re-engineering( decentralization of power) so that governance is actually taken down to the people, and I think the USA doesn't need to play a part in this because currently, their is a constitutional review going on and I think Nigerians are capable of this political re-engineering.( except the USA is looking for an excuse to occupy Nigeria). By the way, in the recent past, countries like they USA went through ( and arguably still going through) political marginalization of black minority, yet, they where able to evolve the political landscape of USA without creating a southern country for the blacks nor the north for the whites.      

They should try and keep the money here in Nigeria, that my major concern.

If you dont have anything meaningful to write, dont.

they must be insane.

And maybe the death of atta mills is a punishment to Ghana for their jealousy. (God forgive me)

you are right, that is why we should not allow the Us in particular to rubbish gej through asset declearation.

our leaders have nothing to do with it, some Nigerians are just not disciplined.

Is that how simple minded you are, with all the poverty and corruption in Ghana, how many times has the so called Toronto/Chicago prof called out Ghananians to start a recall campaign. Dont be deceived, why should any reasonable person ask for asset declaration  with code of conduct bureau their to manage such information. This so called prof is an agent of destabilization period, and we are dancing along with he because some of us are simple minded   Whats the fuss all about, GEJ was honest, plain simple. You want him to tell you cock and bull story? You know, this is not about GEJ, it is about your lack of manners and respect for your elders. Imagine GEJ being your father, will you talk to him like that? Rather than insult GEJ, make one reasonable suggestion.

Is that how simple minded you are, with all the poverty and corruption in Ghana, how many times has the so called Toronto/Chicago prof called out Ghananians to start a recall campaign. Dont be deceived, why should any reasonable person ask for asset declaration  with code of conduct bureau their to manage such information. This so called prof is an agent of destabilization period, and we are dancing along with he because some of us are simple minded   Whats the fuss all about, GEJ was honest, plain simple. You want him to tell you cock and bull story?

Is that how simple minded you are, with all the poverty and corruption in Ghana, how many times has the so called Toronto/Chicago prof called out Ghananians to start a recall campaign. Dont be deceived, why should any reasonable person ask for asset declaration  with code of conduct bureau their to manage such information. This so called prof is an agent of destabilization period, and we are dancing along with he because some of us are simple minded   Whats fuss all about, GEJ was honest plain simple

Is that how simple minded you are, with all the poverty and corruption in Ghana, how many times has the so called Toronto/Chicago prof called out Ghananians to start a recall campaign. Dont be deceived, why should any reasonable person ask for asset declaration  with code of conduct bureau their to manage such information. This so called prof is an agent of destabilization period, and we are dancing along with he because some of us are simple minded   

This so called prof who looks like a drug addict probably doesn't know there something like code of conduct bureau where such information as asset declaration  can be gotten and that there is freedom of information, if anybody wants to know how much GJ is worth, he/she should go to code of conduct bureau. If that man is on Nigerian soil he should be arrested for defying the office of the president by calling him a joke and may be espionage, he may work for his government or any other country to destabilize they nation . That is not freedom of speech. And Nigerians, do not play into they hands of your enemies, nobody can love your country more than you. I know those Ghananians are just waiting to hear that there is crisis  in Nigeria, they hate us to they bone.

Such a statement is reckless.

What do these Ghananians think they are, just because they have a semblance of what looks like a free and fair election and remarks from Obama, they now think the have arrived. There is still poverty and corruption in Ghana but they dont talk about it because their media is over regulated unlike what we have here in Nigeria. Anyway, this should make some Nigerians who think that they cant make it in Nigeria to have a rethink and start something back home. I mean, why will a guy go to Ghana to sell Video CD plates when we have they market here, it just doesn't make sense.