Audio By Carbonatix
As we turn 59, fully hypnotized that we are a full-fledged independent country, I am worried about a looming danger that we are not doing enough to stop or control.
Indeed as a nation, there is NO sector that is positively accomplished. For each sector we have neglected or destroyed we are reaping the consequences in one way or the other. But we quietly bare it and move on.
However, if we let Two of our most prized and cherished chickens out of the coup…if we neglect these two..., trust me, we do not want them to come back home to roost, because that will be when we kiss our seemingly peaceful and lovely Ghana good bye,
My name is Nana Ansah Kwao IV and I am very afraid. Join me at 2:05pm this afternoon on Joy 99.7 FM or myjoyonline.com, while I attempt to break this down.
By the way what is the opposite of independent?
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