Advice to a Ghanian Registered Voter

As a Ghanian..its very disappoint to take independence from the white man and years latter go back to him to manage the affairs for us just like in the colonial days... If the British were still ruling us. Ghana would be even richer than Great Britain.. Ghana have more rich resources than England, Whales and Scotland combined.


Why are we as a people flag ourselves with political parties colors instead instead of Ghana colors, there have never been any visionary leader after Dr Kwame Nkrumah died.. not Mahama, koffour or Rawlings. Only if you remove your political colors, you will understand me well.

ADVICE:

What most Ghanian dont realize , On 7 December 2016, every Ghanian becomes the most powerful persons in Ghana even more than the president himself... you can even decide to fire the President and hire a new one that day.... That decision is Ultimately your ...use it wisely because at the end of the day it will affect 26million Ghanians including you and i.

Do you have any advice for the registered Ghanian voter?

My only advice to a registered Ghanaian voter to to make sure he/she makes the best decision by using the thumb to select the right person as president.
We shouldn't vote for a party because the entire family supports it but vote for a party because, it deserves it.

my very advice to them is that: you shlould used your power mandated to you during those election time to select the right person who can lead and save a country like ghana but you shouldnt allow those rich political men to buy your vote with their little moeney ...........

To the ghanaian voter- your vote should be based on issues. Not on tribal or partisan lines. Vote in people who can fix the economy and make Ghana a better place. We don't want people who will come and milk us in our hardships.

hmmmmmm I normally hate the way we, Africans vote... it really sucks bah i hope and pray that Ghanians will learn a lesson in the coming election that is to vote for the reight person but not the party...

What happened during elections in Nigeria a few days ago has given me the realisation that although Ghanaians and Africans in general are usually slow and/or not ready to learn, we are coming slowly back to our senses. Those times when voting was purely done based on the party you supported and not who you think has a better vision for the country, should never be revisited as far as am concerned.

My advice to the Ghanaian, come 2016 we will be stronger than NPP, NDC,CPP etc. The most important thing though is how we exercise that strengh because it will define how our lifes would be for the next four years. If anyone is considering selling that power for any amount in return for four years of hardship or bleak promises, i beg that person to reconsider.

Your vote, they say, is you power. And that power should be used with great care. It has the potential to determine where posterity would be after we are gone.