African Integrity Magazine – Ghana Political Dimension Brings Warning to African Leaders

Ghana Political Dimension Brings Warning to African Leaders

Jan 16, 2017 Samuel Special Report 0

Politics has gained acceptance in Africa and the rate of sustainable growth is high, Black man now realize it is time to fashion out a policy that will unite the continent having been brain-washed by European warlords to switch to modern political dimension.

The West-Africa sub region finds it to be a monumental achievements with the rate of acceptability of modern day political concepts, which breeds international friendship among community of nations. Ipsofacto, the era of military has gone into oblivion and Africans realize the only way forward is to defend human rights and democracy has found its course in the body polity of Africa’s leaders.

In same vein, we need to mention the role played by Ghana’s founding father Late Kwame Nkrumah, whose tenure in office is unrival in the march for political awareness and freedom from squalor oppression characterized by military incursion into Africa’s body polity.

Kudos must be given to ex-military rule Filt Jerry Rawlings, whose dynamic revolution brought democracy to Ghana thus wiping out black man’s decadent and traditional way of governance.

Ghana leaders have learnt lesson from the counter revolution of Ft.Lit JJ, Rawlings who single handedly fought a revolution and at long last installed discipline into the political dimension, of modern day Ghana.

Nowadays, Ghana has discovered oil which will yield to economic emancipation of Ghana from neo-colonial domination. The era of Mills was characterized with favourism, international supports which Ghana has not gained during Late Kwame Nkrumah’s tenure.

The election to elect new leaders into Ghana’s National assembly is historic and a landmark to Africa leaders who should accept defeat in the face of opposition. Whilst Africans residents and citizens of Ghana troop-out in large number to vote for a person of their choice, few had wondered that the wealthy party shall win but alas, the alignment of feudal, charismatic labour and human rights activist pave way for the dynamo to win the election.

Ghana has finally arrived at home grown democracy and Nigeria is yet to discover a system of election without borrowing from Europe but IBB A4 system seems the best in our body polity and Buhari should intensify efforts on the INEC to accept a system for the black and a way forward to emancipation of the sub regional govt.

It is time to promote HOME MADE DEMOCRACY since Electoral College of America’s founding father is a taboo for good voting-system.

Cheers.