Most interesting story from today's edition of The Enquirer.
Hmm, Ghana – eyeasem o. It appears that a majority of the most vociferous of the supporters of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), are individuals who benefitted materially, from the patronage of those who controlled that party when it held power.
The question is: Are they now engaged in NPP propaganda for purely self-serving reasons?
Perchance are they using love of country as a cloak to hide past perfidy in joining in the brutal gang-rape of Mother Ghana - during the greed-filled golden age of business for Kufour & Co?
Wonders will never end: Amazingly, it now emerges that even “Little-Miss-Perfect”, Ursula Owusu, also bought a Ghana Airways property, too.
Is that why she is currently working so hard disseminating NPP propaganda on the airwaves of FM radio stations - in order, no doubt, to get her party back in power again: and perhaps be in a position to increase her personal net worth yet further, again?
Yet another example of such self-seeking-deviousness, dressed up as patriotism, is Mr. Asamoah-Boateng, the former information minister.
He has conveniently forgotten his unbriddled nepotism whiles he was a minister in President Kufuor's NPP regime - that has today landed him in the law courts: over a renovation contract awarded to an entity in which his wife apparently had an interest whiles he was at the information ministry.
No doubt, if that most loquacious of NPP politicians, had succeeded in escaping to the UK, as he had wanted to, not too long after his party lost power, he would have sought political asylum there.
And today, he too would doubtless be shouting himself hoarse on the airwaves of FM radio stations from his base in faraway Britain, shamelessly criticizing President Mills’ regime unfairly - like all the other NPP self-seekers of old.
Such is life in today’s Ghana. Hmmm, Ghana – enti ye ewieye paa, enie? Asem ebaba debi ankasa!
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