In a previous conversation, I told you about my decision to act like characters in action-packed movies due to a mob justice. The unnatural death of security personnel whilst on duty is becoming a customary rite and citizens must support in the fight against crime. When civilians pose a threat to the nation's security forces, then patriotism is lost to civil war and there is no collateral for the outcome.
Amnesty International seems to ask us whether our conscience judges us right about the death penalty, that is inked in our books, despite the country's support for human rights. Death penalty might have a long paper to explain its rationale before it was accepted. Amnesty International is seeking for a "natural death" for culprits without "artificial dying". So all die no be die, Ghana must make her children live without death penalty.
Posterity, I will enquire about the statistics on death penalties, but deep down I must confess that it will probably not be available. Data in Ghana is go and come back affair. Is death penalty an excerpt of the Ghanaian culture?
After the ban on some African countries by USA, the African Union (AU) lifted her voice but the deportation increases gradually. The euphoria of being granted a visa has not faded away, nothing deters the African from travelling outside Africa.
What has happened to UN's program"International Decade for people of African Descent"? A press conference on "International Decade for People of African Descent" might spark some fight for justice, recognition and developement. AU is chopping her house matter, leaving the Gulf Crisis to the other bodies. What needs to happen before the union speaks?
With incantations, some students peeped at the screen of the monitor to see their WASSCE results.
Does the National Science and Maths Quiz justify the WASSCE results in relation to Science and Mathematics? Through the lens of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, the BLACK STAR will shine to show Africa which path to take.
Hail, Science and Technology.
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