Kill For Political Power, NDC and NPP Are All Guilty -Mr. Charti Nido John Bares It All
He is a Son of God, Son of Man and a True Citizen of Our Great Nation, Ghana. Mr. Charti Nido John has expressed his disappointment at the ways political parties handle things in this Country.
Some of the things he highlighted includes; the state of Ghana’s democracy, Constitution, and the behavior of politicians.
Inline with that, he has put together a well-balanced piece that condemns warmongering and death threatening comments made by various political party members in recent times.
Below is the full piece he has written to enlighten Ghanaians who are in the political terrain.
“To kill people to protect democracy, and who will leave to enjoy that same democracy again. What a sarcasm!
Every one of us should be worried about in the recent wake of this political martel all over this country. Ghana is the only country we have.
Political comments are so enticing that a lot of our youth easily kowtow to it in the name of belonging to the same party and in their actions it repudiates. This is sickening every each day passers-by.
To some extent, I won’t blame the security because the current constitutional practice in a way made them biteless.
The 1992 constitution have outlived its usefulness and there is need to relook at it especially making the president appointing every single authority in this country.
The systems should be allowed to operate and in effect develop leaders itself.
Our current political dispensation will not permit the system.
Politics of equalisation. Our country is in trouble.
Both NPP and NDC are guilty.
The 1992 constitution should rather be the focus. It has outlived its usefulness.
A lot of changes will do us good.
Until then, the status quo continues unabated.
We play around and come back to square zero.
If care is not taken, this country will just one second be plunged.
Come to think of it the Media give much publicity to those political comments than the good of the government.
If there is need to learn the the case of Rwandan genocide.
The power of the Media.
And because of the popularity and fame in the political arena politicians don’t care what they say when mount the public platforms”.
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