IS THIS REALLY NKRUMAH'S MOTHERLAND?

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This is a country where our leaders fight in parliament, forgetting that they are appointed to do something better.
Our mother land where our kids,future leaders,are learning under tress,but  want to  build a One Hundred Million Dollars Cathedral,we need help
  A nation where  judgement debt of over $134 million with our taxes for someone’s stupidity without any consequences.....we need help Africa

A nation where are roads are so bad to the extent that when it rains...its difficult to get transportation.
A major road like Kaneshi  is now a road of death...after all this heavy traffic that we experience over there.
Don't want to bring some painful memories back,but after the lost of Ebony...we thought the government in power at that time and even now will do something about our roads but still they didn't
but only kasoa's tollbooth can help with the reconstruction of the kaneshi road,but KAKRA OB3DI NTI,he will wait and bring his own constructors  and take 10%..eii Ghana


The more you read about the misplaced priorities of this hapless and Visionless  Government’s governance, the more you ask yourself how have we come to this ?

So this Government can find One Hundred Million Dollars ( $100.00 Million) to build a Cathedral,who is so useless and poor that he/ she can’t find any monies to build a Cathedral for his/ her residence but it is only Government  who can House him / her.

Folks, when it comes to the health and other pressing Social Needs of our country, the Government can’t find the dime to build a Hospital for us mere mortals on Earth, 


but when our leaders are sick,they fly them to Europe and America to be treated..what a poor nation...
FOR NOW
LET TELL OURSELVES,WE NEED LEADERS WHO WILL FEED US
NOT THE ONE'S WE ARE GOING TO FEED
 



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