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Robert Amoafo
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Ghanaian Elections 2008
December 10, 2008 - 09:49 AM
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Wow! i am suprised at the behaviour of some Africans towards the Ghanaian elections.
By Gods grace we have gone through a peaceful election and heading towards a more peaceful run off. Many Africans have wish hard luck fro Ghana and my prayer has always been that we will put all the bad luck wishers to shame.Ghana is a peace loving country and it is in our blood. I pray that GOD him self will mild hard hearts to admire what is nice and appreciate it accordingly.
God Bless Ghana
Gd Bless Africa.
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Stephen Ojeremen
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Re: Ghanaian Elections 2008
December 19, 2008 - 11:03 AM
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I wish Ghana all the best as they continue to demonstrate peaceful democratic setting in West Africa.
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Simon James
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Re: Ghanaian Elections 2008
January 23, 2009 - 05:42 AM
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Robert, there many of us that wished mother Ghana the best. I am happy and proud of what Ghananians did in this election. your country has blaze the trail again in Africa and showing that she is one of the most stable democracies in Africa. I am also particularly pleased by the show of statemanship by president kuffour and the candidate of the incumbent party Mr. Nana. I hope my country Nigeria learns from this and Improve on the sham and charade we called election in April 2007. what we did is politicall robbery. Congratulations to mother Ghana, Congratulations to President Attah
Mills. LOng Live the Republic of Ghana and God Bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria and take us to the height Ghana has attained.
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Regina Rose Manga
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January 29, 2009 - 03:21 AM
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Indeed, the Ghanaian elections are what I would call a victory towards our democratic race. As an African, I am very proud of Ghana and I am asking all the African countries to follow its example. It’s not only a proof of political maturity, but also it shows that things come with time. Ghana has made a long way to reach this stage and it was not an easy one. We should learn here that even if the political situation in our countries is bad, we all have to work on it and never give up. Ghana has illustrated itself like the best model of democracy on the continent but, it did not happen in a glance. The will of the people has been respected and the candidates were fair play. My congratulations and respectful thoughts to both Mr Attah Mills and Mr Nana. Maybe Mr Mugabe(and so many more) should follow the example!
God Bless Ghana and Mother Africa!
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Stephen Ojeremen
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Re: Ghanaian Elections 2008
January 29, 2009 - 08:30 AM
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Regina,you are right.
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