This is who we call down in the CONGO BABA, real Living LION, Head of the Family .... This is what AFRICA Need!!!! One Day we will be one Nation, Standing as One, and we will bring the respect back to our Mama AFRICA... Best Believe!!!!
Jerry , you have always stood for the truth and surely you will die for the truth . For you to achieve glory surely it will be over the dead 💀 body of Kuffour hence his unguided and wicked action. Jerry God will continue to bless you and give you long life.
don't be surprised, but let him explain his points of disappointments to his dramatic changed of life. Ghana must be applauded from keeping this man full of secrets and a former leader of Ghana.
@ Robert Asamoah, why do say "justice is coming?" Please be sincere and ask your self what would you have done if you were in Rawlings place at the time? As humans, hindsight is a very interesting thing when you take the lenses of today to judge the actions of past decades and generations. I believe Rawlings made mistakes, and committed acts that will be totally wrong in today's morality and yardsticks but at the same time I also believe some of the actions he took although severe and extreme, was right. To be honest with you I would have done worse.
Ditto. Not just that, but the simple truth is MANY of the things people accuse him of and are willing to condemn him for aren't even things that have been verified. Murder of the Judges? Would you say Akuffo Addo is responsible for the Invisible Forces, Delta Forces and the murder they commited? No. Why not? Is he not the Head of State at the time? And this is meant to be a Democratic government, so why are we skirting around that, but blaming a Revolutionary leader for the deaths in 1983 'under his watch', because apparently he's omnipresent. What else? The execution of the former Heads of States? How do you judge 1979's Capital punishment with today's standards, 40 years later? What abotu the extra-judicial killings in the 2000s? Are we so bling to see those as invisible yet connect Rawlings to any death at all that happened during an honest-to-God revolution? Or can we look at the circumstances that caused people to throw off the regime at the time? Remember, Rawlings was in BNI prison when June 4th happened. Not leading it from the front, and those who broke him out, privates and corporals, were ALL armed. Do people in this fake-peaceful country of ours understand the mechanics of a Revolution and how leaders of one need to straddle a fine line to ensure people see Justice, yet don't degenerate into a blood bath? Some actually feel, Ghana may have dealt more decidedly with its issues had he not 'cut a revolution in half' but left it to take everyone it had to - But the AFRC's role in those 3 months wasnt to incite violence but to control it. If they were the brutes history is now painting them as, would the elections of 1979 happened exactly when it was meant to? And handover just at planned? Why would they relinquish power when they had it so completely? People seem so bent on a lazier narrative, they discard any facts that don't add up to this. Is it any wonder we are suffering today and seem clueless as to how we got here? We ignore the Facts. Did ANY ONE bother to comment on the issues he raised? Or you're all just about what your biases agree with? In Africa, the heroes are loud, populist leaders that connect to the every-man, and the actually cruel villains are the ones who wear suit and tie, speak softly and do deals with the West to destroy Ghana. And our people are so STUPID as not to see which is which. Perhaps we deserve our suffering.
@@yawdjin4364 you're right on the spot... Ghanaians are using the lenses and yardstick of today's morality to judge him for acts committed in a revolution years ago and this is not right. That's why the 1992 constitution protected him. Without that protection I'd say a lot of our political leaders right from Nkrumah's time till date should have faced some justices. Either people are just hypocritical or have selective judgement. The man Rawlings was a revolutionary and people need to respect him as a former leader regardless of political affiliation.
This is who we call down in the CONGO BABA, real Living LION, Head of the Family .... This is what AFRICA Need!!!! One Day we will be one Nation, Standing as One, and we will bring the respect back to our Mama AFRICA... Best Believe!!!!
one of the best leades i evey met
Ali Takkash Palestine
Asantes are Ghanaians biggest treat
Sadly our great leader President Jerry John Rawlings has just passed away, RIP Papa J 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Jerry , you have always stood for the truth and surely you will die for the truth . For you to achieve glory surely it will be over the dead 💀 body of Kuffour hence his unguided and wicked action. Jerry God will continue to bless you and give you long life.
don't be surprised, but let him explain his points of disappointments to his dramatic changed of life. Ghana must be applauded from keeping this man full of secrets and a former leader of Ghana.
Always an ACTOR ,fooled Ghanaians because Ghanaians love a showman
Jerry one😹😹😹😹, I always watch this when I remember him
The woman also contributed to the progress of Dr. Kwame Nkurmah, what Africa needs is strong institutions and not strong men.
Jj ,on two.RESPECT
J.J n Kuffour’s beef is officially ended. Demn! Hahaha
Great man Rawlings he saved our nation
Like Doe like Rawlings.justice is coming.
@ Robert Asamoah, why do say "justice is coming?" Please be sincere and ask your self what would you have done if you were in Rawlings place at the time?
As humans, hindsight is a very interesting thing when you take the lenses of today to judge the actions of past decades and generations. I believe Rawlings made mistakes, and committed acts that will be totally wrong in today's morality and yardsticks but at the same time I also believe some of the actions he took although severe and extreme, was right. To be honest with you I would have done worse.
Ditto. Not just that, but the simple truth is MANY of the things people accuse him of and are willing to condemn him for aren't even things that have been verified.
Murder of the Judges? Would you say Akuffo Addo is responsible for the Invisible Forces, Delta Forces and the murder they commited? No. Why not? Is he not the Head of State at the time? And this is meant to be a Democratic government, so why are we skirting around that, but blaming a Revolutionary leader for the deaths in 1983 'under his watch', because apparently he's omnipresent.
What else? The execution of the former Heads of States? How do you judge 1979's Capital punishment with today's standards, 40 years later? What abotu the extra-judicial killings in the 2000s? Are we so bling to see those as invisible yet connect Rawlings to any death at all that happened during an honest-to-God revolution? Or can we look at the circumstances that caused people to throw off the regime at the time? Remember, Rawlings was in BNI prison when June 4th happened. Not leading it from the front, and those who broke him out, privates and corporals, were ALL armed. Do people in this fake-peaceful country of ours understand the mechanics of a Revolution and how leaders of one need to straddle a fine line to ensure people see Justice, yet don't degenerate into a blood bath?
Some actually feel, Ghana may have dealt more decidedly with its issues had he not 'cut a revolution in half' but left it to take everyone it had to - But the AFRC's role in those 3 months wasnt to incite violence but to control it. If they were the brutes history is now painting them as, would the elections of 1979 happened exactly when it was meant to? And handover just at planned? Why would they relinquish power when they had it so completely?
People seem so bent on a lazier narrative, they discard any facts that don't add up to this. Is it any wonder we are suffering today and seem clueless as to how we got here? We ignore the Facts.
Did ANY ONE bother to comment on the issues he raised? Or you're all just about what your biases agree with?
In Africa, the heroes are loud, populist leaders that connect to the every-man, and the actually cruel villains are the ones who wear suit and tie, speak softly and do deals with the West to destroy Ghana. And our people are so STUPID as not to see which is which. Perhaps we deserve our suffering.
@@yawdjin4364 you're right on the spot... Ghanaians are using the lenses and yardstick of today's morality to judge him for acts committed in a revolution years ago and this is not right. That's why the 1992 constitution protected him. Without that protection I'd say a lot of our political leaders right from Nkrumah's time till date should have faced some justices.
Either people are just hypocritical or have selective judgement.
The man Rawlings was a revolutionary and people need to respect him as a former leader regardless of political affiliation.
Bad story. This is a human interest story. Shouldn't have started with bemoaned, blah blah...
Your people are also sharing crocodile tears come n see Asiedu Nkatia weeping like your lover whiles you are in the morgue
😂😂😂😂
No one cares blud😂