Stop Silly Lie – Nduom Angry Discipleship Attack

General News of Sunday, March 17, 2019

Source: mynewsgh.com

2019-03-17

The businessman and politician, Dr. Papa Kwesi Nduom, seems to have lost his temper when one of his supporters tried to suggest, in an article published on Saturday, March 16, 2019, that [Nduom] during the Rawlings period, spearheaded the sale of 90% of Ghana's industries to expatriates.

The Facebook user identified only as being Kofi Amerika was asking the embittered business man following the downgrade of his bank into a savings and credit company to offer to Ghanaians peace of mind.

He wrote: "Mbada u has spearheaded the sale of 90% of Ghanaian industries and companies to expatriates during the Rawlings.ma y3n dwen era"

Dr. Nduom, who questioned the follower when he became the czar of privatization in the country, responded sharply: "Mbada, stop that silly lie. Since when did I become a tsar of privatization in Ghana?

Read the full text of the article written by Nduom

Tonight, I ask why?

Why has no Ghanaian bank crossed the border and established in other African countries or in the United Kingdom, Europe or Asia?

But banks from Nigeria, South Africa, France, etc. settled in Ghana?

Why can not we name Ghanaian private sector companies that have been in business successfully for more than 50 years?

Why do we prefer state-owned companies or foreign companies to Ghanaian companies? We can not let our neighbors, our school friends or our "friends" succeed?

Why when a Ghanaian company faces challenges, the answer is to shut it down, make noise and dishonor the owners? Are the challenges not supposed to be solved?

And we wonder why we continue to import everything? And wonder why the Cedi can not compete with the pound, the euro or the dollar?

Why do we think that Dangote, Elumelu, Buffet, JP Morgan, and Bill Gates have not faced challenges or made mistakes when they go up? What if their businesses were vilified and closed when problems arose?

What if we stopped using the Cedi whenever it was losing a lot of value against the dollar? What would we do?

And if we banned political parties whenever they lost an election? What would happen to nuclear power plants and NDCs?

Why do we like sweet words, and those who promise "milk and honey", no losses, no hard work, no problem and instant riches who still live in these harsh conditions?

This will be withdrawn tomorrow Sunday and replaced by the second part.