President Mahama Alone Cannot Do It All!

It does not take one person to achieve it all, it is always a collective effort. What we need to fight is our culture. We can have the most beautiful and well designed democratic system but if the people are not committed to it, it will not work.

There are few questions one may be tempted to ask. Is it the president who authorizes the horrible heaps of rubbish we have all over the country? Is it the presidency who allows the police to be taking bribes?

Is it the head of the state who allows the civil service to be non performing? Or has he added his voice to the massive widespread corruption we are experiencing not only today but from time immemorial? Does the presidency support the intellectuals for that matter our lecturers not coming up with intelligent and suitable educational systems to bring up growth?

Our pastors are using the basic psychology in extorting monies from our illiterate and semi illiterate who believe in some magic powers somewhere to be their saviour? I can continue to ask up to thousand.

I was very surprised to get to know of the lecturers strike. So the saying goes, in the country of the blind, an eyed person is the chief. In my opinion, the main difference between the rich and the poor is how the human brain is used. Nature has been so wonderful and present every individual with a special gift which we turn to all a talent.

There could only be growth when these individual talents are put together. Improper combination or refusal to combine them will certainly result to nothing in our state in Africa. Who says we are not aware of it! The next saying; if you cannot fight them, join them.

This happened to be the next line of action our lecturers have taken. Since our habit in Africa is far from reading, I always will prefer to write shortly for the individual to go on with the rest.

I will give a brief presentation on my perspective on culture. The way a particular society goes about their daily activities. Who says Ghanaians have not accepted corruption as their way of life. Let the policeman get to arrest somebody for a crime. The uncle of the person calls the higher person in the police unit, if that does not work, they look for the girl friend to plead for the crime. Should that fail, the MP of that area comes in until that person goes unpunished.

Another scenario is, when former President Kufour was 'chopping the money left and right', the Akan did not see anything wrong about it, when the Ewe man, Woyorme pull it up, they Ewes were happy that at least they have also shown their capabilities, therefore it is the time for my northern friends also and it is obvious that he will not be denied the support. Who says these are secrets, no matter how sensitive my write up me seem, it is the truth and nothing far from the truth.

One worrying situation is my brothers and sisters who travel outside for menial jobs at the expense of the development of their countries. I think it is the cheapest way of life. Just to be able to eat good food and drive nice car in somebody else economy is no achievement. What we are talking about here is what contribution one makes towards the better being of mankind. To stay abroad, example demonstrating against anything, excuse me to say is one of the nonsense thing anybody can do.

The point is what is your contribution? If you can do it why don't you stay to contribute yours!

It is high time an African man took up his own destiny no matter the face of the challenges.

Another thing worth talking about is the presidential petition. If wishes are horses our beggars must be riding on the beautiful ones.

Everybody has some kind of ambition, whether it works or not life has to move on. Why should the flagbearer of the main opposition NPP, Nana Akufo-Addo be forcing himself to become president at all cost?? The litigating election petition presently being battled at the Supreme Court is a complete total waste of every Ghanaian's time.

What good records does he have to present to Ghanaians when he was a minister under the past John Agyekum Kufuor's NPP government. He should stop it at once because we are fed up!