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My one Penny Advice to young politicians and political activists 👍 Proximity Doesn't Always Pay in politics. My advice to young people in politics is that they should know precisely what their likely benefits are if they help their BOSSES to be successful in political office. It's hard but bargain for yourself. Don't settle for rice and sugar. That way, you know your self sacrifice is worthy. It's hard to say this but it must be said that politics is selfish enterprise. Remember, the master is not in politics for you. He is in politics for himself. Must I advise you to be in politics for yourself?   Also have this in your head. Winning seats for your mps can never ever be compared to winning presidential elections. In simple terms, what I am saying is that approach politics with a business mindset. Consider yourself as an investor. If the investment is good, continue investing. If it's bad, quit. Look around for better alternatives and invest there. Loyalty is good...

The sad part of our existence as Africans and Ghanaians is that we think the only way and the best approach to solving our financial and economic difficulties is to leave the African continent entirely for Europe and America. Africa has the potential to grow. We can be as rich and industrious as any continent but we can only do it with the right leadership and the right ideology. Currently, we are lost, torn between the lion and the hyena. God does not change the condition of people unless they change what is in themselves. The youth have become disgruntled and disenchanted with the current status quo. They are sick and tired of traditional westernized politicians who promise them sugar and always deliver salt to them. 8 out of 10 Ghanaians of today will leave the shores of our continent for greener pastures if presented with the right opportunity. People who can afford are paying between $14000 and $20000 to travel abroad. Our people are desperate. Our lives have deteriorated in the l...

 Budo In the mid 90s, Kumasi went into deep slumber and when we woke up, the name BUDO was on every lip. Every young man wanted to be like him.Those outside Kumasi knew him as Kumasi Budo or Buokrom Budo, Ali Joe, Joe Kutaani, Wofa etc. The battle between Budo and Anloga Boozing is still narrated to this day. It was said that he could block traffic and collect money from drivers and shared the money among kids. It was said that if you were robbed of something and you reported to Budo, your things would be returned to you almost instantly.  It is alleged that he was shot dead 15 years ago by his uncle at a short range after a brief disagreement. I only heard of him but never saw him nor saw his picture before until recently. How many of you know Budo?

Massawdu Hamza aka Paramza Kofi Hamza

A post on his Facebook page dated 13th May 2023 reads: Earlier today, I was on the grounds to support my senior brother John Dramani Mahama. In all, I toured a total of 8 constituencies in the Greater Accra Region, specifically, Adentan, Madina, Dome-Kwabenya, Ayawaso North, Okaikoi Central, Okaikoi North, Okaikoi South and Weija Gbawe. As part of my tour I donated packs of water and mineral drinks to the constituencies. I did not leave out the national headquarters of the party from the donation. They also received packs of water. Even though I have called my senior brother John Mahama to officially congratulate him, permit me to use this medium to once again congratulate him on a resounding victory. The first hurdle is over. We should prepare for the battle ahead which is to kick out the NPP government, a government that has brought untold hardship on Ghanaians. Like, I always say, I support Mahama 100 percent and I will contribute whatever I can to his 2024 campaign to ensure that t...

Mr. Ernest Kwaku Kobeah, a Presidential candidate aspirant of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has said his vision policy would reshape the country’s body politics and bring the needed development beyond the 2024 general elections. According to him, his movement and candidacy herald the dawn of Ghana’s politics with much hope, resilience and inspiration not only to the youth but development partners. He said, for the past six years, Ghana has suffered enormous economic hardship and numerous job threats which have created a mood of national despondency. Mr. Kobeah, the self-accomplished businessman revealed this in telephone conservation on his vision and plans for the country, especially for the youth. He said his candidacy for president is a reaction to that mood and dissatisfaction, emphasizing visionary and accountable leadership as essential for fostering an environment of creativity and innovation to enhance economic productivity. He further espouses some of his values such ...

Ernest Kwaku Kobeah   A flagbearer aspirant of  the National Democratic Congress , Mr.Ernest Kwaku Kobeah , has  indicated that his youthful age will play a positive part in emerging winner in the May primaries of the party .    According to the businessman who is 44 years old., Ghana has reached a stage where the youth are taking over and doing amazingly well at various leadership level  and he falls in that category.    Despite other heavy weight aspirants which  include former President John  Dramani Mahama , Former Finance Minister , Dr. Kwabena Duffour and Mr.Kojo Bonsu who  is  the former Mayor of Kumasi , Mr.Ernest Kobeah expressed  optimism   of winning the primaries.    He said his decision to run  as a young man has encouraged other young people in the party to pick nomination  forms to contest various parliamentary primaries on the ticket of the party which for him is  encouraging.     In  an interview with The Herald on February 28, 2023 ,  Mr.Kobeah said his interaction so...

Ernest Kwaku kobeah  NDC Presidential Candidate Hopeful Releases “Wo Daakye Nti” Manifesto For Party Members  The “Wo Daakye Nti ” which literally means “For The Sake of Your Future” manifesto which has been penned down by Ernest Kwaku Kobeah a Presidential Candidate Hopeful of the Opposition National Democratic Congress , is set to save the party members from financial difficulties and unforeseen opposition that might awaits the party in future. MR Ernest Kwaku Kobeah an astute NDC member in Weija Constituency said ‘Wo Daakye Nti’ manifesto is targeted to improve the life of the party from branch to National headquarters and also give an economic and financial muscle to the party. Speaking to this publication , MR Kwaku Kobeah stated that the manifesto talks about how the members of the party will be elevated from the challenges they go through ; Agriculture, Education, Employment, Health and among other social policies that have been designed to support the party members when the del...

Ernest Kwaku kobeah is a Ghanaian businessman who resides in UK.  Kojo Bonsu is a former Mayor of the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly  Dr. Kwabena Duffour was the former governor of the Bank of Ghana and former Minister of Finance  John Dramani Mahama was the former president of Ghana 

The Ramifications/ Reality for some Ghanaians who have purchased GOG Bonds My Piece and highlights on the “ Debt Restructuring Program” Debt Restructuring is when debt is deferred for a period time. It was announced last year by the finance Minister in the 2023 budget about “ a debt Exchange Program”. The Finance Minister said to us that Treasury Bills are exempted and all holders will be paid the full value of their Investment on maturity. He also said that there will be no haircut on the Principal of Bonds, I totally disagree with him exemptions of the Treasury Bill. Individuals holders of bonds will be most affected , I assume this to be a “ Stephen Johnson Syndrome “ of economic lies. Before I proceed , is better communicators do understand some terminologies for broader - understanding; 1. Haircut: Is the difference between the current market value of an asset and the value ascribed to the asset for the purposes of calculating regulatory capital or loan collateral. The amount Of h...