High School Debate: Yaa Asantewaa Girls SHS and Opoku Ware School book a place in next stage(3-6-21)
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YES, that's my GIRLS. Adehyee, Go, Go, Go High. Let the Sky be your Limit. I am proud of my Noble Girls. Emaa Akokodurufo).
3mmaa akokurodurufo)👏👏
WOW!! I'm so proud of them ✊🏾✌🏾💜🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
IM PROUD OF MY FELLOW GHANIANS🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
As for Language Acquisition, Women are the Best. I am proud of you all guys
Good start but they should eschew too much baba and learn to express the ideas themselves.
🙌🏽🙌🏽 Emanus Domine’🙌🏽🙌🏽
But I disagree with my alma mater’s stance on the motion #ComeToThinkOfIt🤔 sounds like you guys are still trying to get me in trouble😅🤣😂. I still believe in the Coussey Report as key in reconstituting a legislative framework that is not only unique and Ghanaian but would work for the people. Lord Luggard or better still the British were not stupid in recognizing the importance of the administrative relevance chieftaincy intstitution in their form of decentralized governance through the Indirect Rule system. Nobody is saying colonialism was good or the colonizers had our best interest at all times. In the same vein, not everything the British instituted were bad. There are many administrative systems that were instituted that we can sieve out the best parts of, or glean from, and fashion it after what Ghana as a nation wants to achieve for it to work for Ghana. Nobody is advocating for a monarchy but prevailing current issues do indicate that if there ever comes a time to review the constitution of the nation once again, we cannot make the same mistake of old and sideline the chiefs from playing an active yet tempered role to our traditional political class, at least at the district, regional and parliamentary levels of legislation or governance, per the recommendations of the Coussey report, which has been proven true by history. Today, most of the chiefs are learned men, who can contribute immensely to nation building yet we have gaged them through the constitution and administratively denied them of any official revenue streams to develop their communities so unless we plan to disband the institution ( which is not possible😅), how do we plan to integrate or engage them actively, beyond what we are doing now, in building the nation?
Please, ☝🏽 #IStillDontOpineOnPolitics #IHaveNoInterestInPolitics , I only had to put my two cents in because i was subliminally been called upon to ‘re-defend’ myself on my alleged dislike of the chieftaincy institution, which is not true!!!🤷♂️who am I? 🙄😏Secondly, I didn’t insult anybody🤷♂️ under the Dr. Opuni interview. It was the former board Chairman of the Education fund who was being interviewed, so if it’s been claimed I allegedly insulted anyone(which I didn’t) , then it would have been the Ankaase chief. Thirdly, the preamble or introduction of my comment and the conclusion part of that comment( where there were some insult) were not directed at anybody in Ghana or on the program but it was directed to those who had fed their counterparts in Ghana the false information that I supposedly don’t like His Royal Highness because I have supposedly removed the video of his recent speech on galamsey from my TH-cam Watch History after I had watched it, and that got that Dr. Opuni video with the Board Chairman dropped in my feed the next day. The only thing that addressed anything on chieftaincy was the middle part of my comment. I did not insult anyone in that part, but only opined on the subject of the Coussey Report that the Board Chairman had brought up in his submission.🤷♂️🙄😏😅 #IDontOpineOnPolitics
Kass