Sunday, 28 February 2021
Who Born Dog: We Still Remember The Exposure Of Corrupt Judges - By The Brilliant Anas Amereyaw Anas
How Can We Finally Rid Mother Ghana Of The Vested Interests Corrupting Ghanaian Officialdom?
How can our country rid itself of the baleful influence of the vested interests responsible for corrupting Ghanaian officialdom? To be successful in so doing, we will need to put on our creative-thinking caps. Fast. For sure. And time is of the essence, in this matter.
To begin with, it needs to be pointed out, that there is no question that President Akufo-Addo is the best leader for Ghana's COVID-era. That is why as a wise and aspirational African people, we ought to take advantage, of that refreshing on-the-ground-reality.
We can do so by rallying behind President Akufo-Addo, and encourage him to unify our nation, for effective nation-building, by forcing him to appoint Mrs. Jean Mensah, the current chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC), as an ambassador. Now. Not tomorrow. It will remove her from the political landscape - and help bring a morally untenable tension-creating-situation, to an end.
(For ordinary folk, the fact that legal-technicalities, can allow the chairperson of the EC, to get away with avoiding cross examination, by appearing in the witness box, in an open court, hearing an election petition, is an outrage and morally indefensible. Full stop. But I digress)
For the same reason, President Akufo-Addo, should also do same, in the case of: Mr. Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko; Hon. Ken Ofori-Atta and Hon.Yaw Osafo Marfo. Case closed. Such a move will finally wahala-free our country's hardworking leader, and enable him to focus on his very important job, with a free mind. Cool.
For our own good, and that of Mother Ghana, we must also force President Akufo-Addo - a wise and visionary leader, who is easily the next best elected leader, since the overthrow of the great President Nkrumah (whose equal is yet to be born, incidentally), in February 1966 - to, as a matter of urgency, set up a national security task force, led by the Engineers Regiment, of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF).
Their mission, will be to prevent a new trailblazing technology, which will soon power the entire human race, to unprecedented levels of prosperity, from leaving tbe shores of Ghana. Simple. Their immediate task, will be to convince the genius Ghanaian inventor, Raphael Afordoanyi, to allow the Stateto fund the patenting, globally, of his serendipitous, emission-free off-grid stand-alone clean power invention.
Once that is done, a joint-venture special purpose private public partnership (PPP) vehicle, must be quickly established, to market Raphael Afordoanyi's game-changing, cutting-edge technology that will enable all the nations on the planet Earth, to be powered 100 percent, by emis
Thursday, 25 February 2021
A Plea To Foreign Diplomats Advocating LBGTQI Rights In Ghana
Since the subject has now become such a controversial issue, what are some of the possible ways, which the representatives of foreign powers in Ghana, who are now focused on the issue of LBGTQI rights, in our country, might show their concern, and love, for Ghana's LBGTQI demographic?
Wednesday, 24 February 2021
A Quick Note To Daryl Bosu - Who Calls Out Community Mining For What It Actually Is: 'Legalised Galamsay'
Thanks for sharing, Daryl. The irony, is that in the process of creating wealth for a powerful, and well-connected few, under the guise of community mining, Akyem Abuakwa is actually being impoverished, by the destruction of its priceless natural heritage - the value of which would paradoxically skyrocket if the accursed gold and bauxite were left in the ground.
Tuesday, 23 February 2021
A Quick Note To Father Joop Visser - Who Speaks His Mind And Loves Being Straightforward
Thanks for sharing, Father Joop Visser. Understand you perfectly. My humble advice: Throw caution to the wind - and be done with it. In other words, the operating-principle is: Be yourself. Simple. Hmmm, eyeasem, ooooo...
Above all, remember that this is a forked-tongue-society, anchored firmly on a solid-bedrock-of-hypocrisy, and enveloped by the miasma of banana-leaf-spiritually-wrapped-tradition. No question. Cool.
Friday, 19 February 2021
A Quick Note To Gjenke Makers - Kenyan Circular Economy Unicorn With Continental Ambitions
Hello,
Congratulations for your marvelous and innovative award-winning circular economy venture. Brilliant.
To make you even more competitive, you will need an emission-free off-grid stand-alone clean power system, to power all your factories across the continent.
In that regard, one humbly suggests that you contact the brilliant Ghanaian inventor, who is also a marine chief engineer, Raphael Afordoanyi. This is his WhatsApp number: +233 26 974 6270. Mention me to him.
And this is my own WhatsApp number: +233576564600. I am a retired Ghanaian journalist: https://www.modernghana.com/news/962292/why-eric-ingersoll-must-now-tell-the-world-the.html.
Tuesday, 16 February 2021
New-Normal Global Pandemic Era: We Must Find Creative Ways Of Surviving And Thriving
As a wise and aspirational African people, we must find creative ways of surviving, and thriving, even in the midst of global pandemics. Let us take inspiration from our past in how we treat our priceless natural capital. In the past we lived in harmony with nature - and had mostly healthy and happy communities.
Thursday, 11 February 2021
A Quick Note To The Founders Of The Little Market - America's Most Ethical Social-Impact Entrepreneurs
Greetings,
Tuesday, 9 February 2021
We Are Not Fools In Ghana At All - So Our Ruling-élites Must Beware
We are not fools in Ghana, ooooo - we the masses. No. No. No. Enough is enough. With the greatest respect, Ghana's ruling-élites, really must sit-up, start to wise-up, and stop taking ordinary Ghanaians for granted, ooooo. Hmmmm. Let them beware: Ghana sits atop a volatile-gunpowder-keg, ooooo, Massa. Yooooooo...
In An Era Of Global Pandemics Leadership-Arrogance Has Dire Consequences
Our ruling-élites need to realise that they are drinking in the Last-Chance-Blue-Kiosk. When one listens to them these days, it is almost as if most of the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) young-turks, have forgotten, so soon, that their ruling party actually received a real drubbing, from a very clued-on-electorate, in the skirt-and-blouse presidential and parliamentary elections, of December 2020. Hmmm, eyeasem, ooooo...
Sunday, 7 February 2021
Should Chiefs Colluding With Criminal-Types To Win Sand Illegally Be Prosecuted And Jailed?
Friday, 5 February 2021
A Quick Note To Honourable Abaas Fusheini Sbaabe - Who Bemoans Institutional-Bias Against The NDC
Honourable Abaas,
What you say, about institutional-bias against the National Democratic Congress (NDC ), is sadly true, in many ways. Unfortunately, your party did not help itself, while in power, either. Broadminded young people, like you, should have been allowed to rise higher. And, sincere, patriotic and fairminded-critics, in the media, like some us, ought to have been listened to, much more, too.
As you know, because both your party, and the New Patriotic Party (NPP), helped in the disembowelment of the Convention People's Party (CPP), I loathe them equally, but try to support the good young people in them, for the sake of Mother Ghana, and the well-being of the masses.
(ncidentally, I also support President Akufo-Addo, 100 percent, because despite the many negatives associated with his regime, he is the best leader for Ghana, at this juncture of its history. That is why I voted skirt-and-blouse in tbe December 2020 presidential and parliamentary elections. But I digress)
Time and time again, I have said that in terms of winning the battle for hearts-and-minds, the NDC ought to model itself, on Hezbolla, in Lebanon - and offer direct help to poor families, and struggling individuals, across Ghana. That will make it a formidable political party.
How will they fund such an initiative, you might wonder? Read this article: (https://www.modernghana.com/news/962292/why-eric-ingersoll-must-now-tell-the-world-the.html), and understand how by helping the brilliant Ghanaian inventor, Raphael Afordoanyi, to file global patents, for his emission-free. clean power invention, the NDC could become the weathiest political party, ever, in the history of the world.
Their share of global royalties, from even a small stake, in Raphael's amazing game-changing, emission-free off-grid clean power system (that never goes off and produces electricity that is even cheaper than that from nuclear power plants), would provide your party, with trillions of dollars, annually, to even fund the transformation of Ghana, into the most prosperous nation in the world, from its own resources.
And, your party will be able to say proudly, till the very end of time, that it helped all the world's nations to switch to being powered 100 pecent, by affordable emission-free clean power. Think about that, wai, Massa.
Finally, my humble advice to you is: With the greatest respect, whatever your do, get Alhaji Ibrahim Mahama, to fund the global patenting, of Raphael Afordoanyi's game-changing emission-free clean-power invention, on the NDC's behalf. That is what our friend, the Alhaji Bature Iddrisu ( may his soul continue to rest in the bosom of Allah Almighty), would have done, if he were alive today. For sure. Pronto. Swiftly. Yoooooooo...
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Monday, 1 February 2021
Does The Spike In Active COVID-19 Cases Result Directly From The December 2020 Election Campaign Rallies?
The question is: As an aspirational people, what should we do, to enable us plan effectively and and efficiently, strategically, so that we can, more or less, permanently, live with COVID-19, instead of allowing it to destroy our national economy, through repeated lockdowns?
For example, instead of Veronica buckets, and tissue paper, we can incentivise local manufacturers, to produce barrel-type wash-stations, with sensor-activated automatically-dispensed running water, for hand-washing, and hot air, for hand-drying, nationwide, through the use of tax incentives.
And, for institutions such as banks, schools, supermarkets, etc., etc., which are regularly visited by large numbers of people, locally manufactured airport-style walk-through-arches, which spray disinfectants, would help check the spread of COVID-19, in Ghana.
Above all, we must ban spitting in public places, and, as an alternative to galamsay, provide Ghana's base-of-the-pyramid demographic's youth, with green economy opportunities, such as growing industrial hemp, to produce flax cloth, hemp blocks for building and to manufacture vehicle dashboards.
Finally, we must be brutally frank: The spike in Ghana's active COVID-19 case count, results, directly, mostly from the massive December 2020 election campaign rallies, which were all super-spreader-events. We must call spades, spades, for once - and not resort to euphemisms. Haaba.