The Moneycracy And Political Pimps: Who will Speak Up For Kwaebibrim District?

By Kwaku Adu-Gyamfi, Voice Of Reason

“In Germany they first came for the communists and I didn’t speak up then because I wasn’t a communist. Then they came for the Jews, and I didn’t speak because I wasn’t a Jew. Then they came for the trade unionists and I didn’t speak up because I wasn’t a trade unionist. Then they came for Catholics and I didn’t speak because I was a Protestant. Then they came for me and by that time no one was left to speak up”.-Pastor M .Niemoller

Who will speak up against the MONEYcracy and political pimps?

You can’t miss them: Like the rest of the country, every election cycle  we allow political pimps of every political    kind to descend  on our  communities,  villages and towns ;and  throw a little ,money around like so much  chum or chicken feed…..but, pay scant attention  to our  basic needs , desire   and aspirations.

A Message For Cocoa Board, GNPC and TOR

By Kwaku Adu-Gyamfi (Voice of Reason), NJ, USA

For Ghanaians to get real equity, please list these companies on Ghana Stock Exchange Market, anything less is just a joke.

Who are the true owners of the Cocoa Board, TOR and GNPC?

Why can’t ordinary Ghanaians buy shares in Cocoa Board and GNPC or TOR, if they’re the true owners   of these companies?

The Jubilee House For A Museum; What Are We Smoking?

By Kwaku Adu-Gyamfi (Voice Of Reason)

Are we serious?

I’m not happy. And you shouldn’t be either.

What has me incensed is the fact that two former ministers are talking about wrong issues.

Oh lordy, our vision- impaired and ideas- deficit   politicians never cease to surprise me with their diatribes and time- consuming insinuations.

It’s beyond astonishing to me  that two former ministers  devoted their time  to stir-up  a debate –which doesn’t give the country any dividend—instead of  tackling some of our  everyday  issues .  They’re  yakking while the   plastic bags have  choked up our sewage system, schools are  mis-educating  our  children and  unemployment is stealing  our  youth’s  desires and  aspirations.

BURN, BABY BURN – NIGER DELTA GHOST!

By Kwaku Adu-Gyamfi, THE VOICE OF  REASON

ONCE UPON A TIME, the Niger Delta was calm until the oil find

Making the politicians’ bank accounts feel like fluid

Swimming in money like Tsunami flood

Eating, drinking and partying like no tomorrow

While the citizens go to bed with empty tummies

You wonder   why Delta is burning