Imagine a scenario in
which on the President's birthday, he takes a break from work and
goes jet skiing with some unknown lady. Now imagine during the jet
skiing there's an accident while the president is steering and the
lady falls off and begins to drown. Now, imagine the president steps
off the jet ski, walks on the water to where the lady is drowning and
pulls her out of the water like Jesus did with Peter. What would be
the general reaction of various Ghanaian groups?
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NPP:
(Hurriedly
organizes press conference)
Bawumia:
It is very sad that a time of economic crisis like this, the
President is still adding years to his age while Ghanaians are
suffering.
Mahama's
latest antics have a negative repercussion on the economy. By walking
on water, he's telling local boat makers and other artisans that
their wares are not good enough to use and also encouraging the youth
to walk on water rather that use made in Ghana life jackets.
This
could also affect investor confidence in our economy.
I
have in my hand a document proving that since that walking on water
event, the cedi has depreciated by 25% and we are not likely to meet
the IMF's target of single digit inflation by the end of the year.
When
we come to power, we will ensure free educations from High School to
PhD level.
Such
arrogance from the NDC can not be tolerated.
(Gabe
Otchere-Darko and co organize demo)
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The spectacular collapse of Ghana's $1.5bn Eurobond is the strongest indication yet that Ghana has lost its shine with investors.
— Gabby Otchere-Darko (@GabbyDarko) October 4, 2015
NDC:
General
Mosquito: All what the NPP are saying is nonsense. Besides, when they
were in power they did far worse. We all remember in 2007 when then
president Kufuor stepped out of an aeroplane and walked on air
without a parachute for no reason. That led to the cedi dropping to
it's all time low and affecting oil prices on the international
market. When we complained they said it was part of the HIPC
initiative.
Weren't
we all in this country when the president's brother was seen
celebrating his birthday at a time of economic hardship. He even
added two years to his age and when we complained in parliament they
said “yɛ bɛ wu nti yɛn da”?
Besides,
what is wrong with the president walking on water? This could boost
our tourism sector.
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CPP:
This
is why our first president Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah built the
Akosombo Dam and the Tema Motorway which in those days were the best
in Africa. It is sad how both the NDC and NPP have allowed facilities
to deteriorate.
Nkrumah
had a vision to make Ghana the most developed country in the world.
He started before he was overthrown by member of the the
Danquah-Busia tradition in a CIA funded coup. If he had been allowed
to successfully implement his plans we wouldn't be at a situation
where the president would have to be walking on water.
Ghanaian
need to open their eyes are realize that these two parties have
nothing to offer.
(at the CPP press conference; low press turn out and CPP members present look disinterested and are busy discussing something else)
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SOCIAL
MEDIA:
RT
@TtdaBoi: The woman on the jet ski doesn't look like the first lady
but that's none of my business (inserts appropriate meme)
RT
@GhSavage: @TtdaBoi yeah but she's fine! I'd totally smash her
(insert inappropriate emoji)
RT:
@ArabaFNista: why was the president the one driving the jet ski
not the lady? Patriarchy in this country is systemic
RT
@ManUtd4Lyf: Charle that goal by Rooney though... World Class!!
RT
@Kofi_2fresh: Any girl that hangs her clothes on a nail is a hoe
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yɛ bɛ wu nti yɛn da - should we refuse to sleep because we fear death? A Ghanaian proverb that basically mean fear of the unknown shouldn't prevent you from living
NPP: Rawlings left us HIPC
NDC: Kuffour took Ghana to HIPC.
Your reality is based on your preference.
— Moose (@thefantegod) October 13, 2015
yɛ bɛ wu nti yɛn da - should we refuse to sleep because we fear death? A Ghanaian proverb that basically mean fear of the unknown shouldn't prevent you from living