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Public speakers would often love to have their speeches etched on the minds of their audience, at least for a while.But it’s almost always the ultimate goal to have their deliveries become a major talking point.For some this is difficult to achieve. However, for others it’s a task which can be achieved by the snap of a finger.Former President Rawlings is undoubtedly one of those. With parables, proverbs and humor, he manages to dominate the headlines after his speeches.Fiifi Koomson has been chronicling some of them, in the attached report.
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