Samson's Take: Does Akufo-Addo hear from God, or the people?

all lands in the Republic of Ghana have been entrusted in the care of one man the president and he's supposed to hold these lands in trust for all of us everything on the face of the land everything beneath the land and the Constitution says the streams the rivers all of them if there are minerals

in them on them or in them or under them they are all entrusted in one man the president to hold in trust for the people this morning we ask the question how well has president Nana adanga Aku done in keeping that trust that fiduciary responsibility in the lands the mineral resources even on the Continental shelf

the Constitution says that have all been entrusted to his care for our welfare it is said that the voice of the people is the voice of God does akuu hear the voice of God when it comes to galam say that threatens what the professors say generational extension or he only hears God when he needs a

cathedral if he doesn't hear God but God's voice can be heard in the people does he hear the people the traes union Congress starting with the Ghana Medical Association last week nine organizations under that Association or in the health sector ask the president to declare a state of emergency and ban small scale

mining legal or illegal the two have joined there's a group known as The Forum embracing a number of organizations now there is the Ghana Coalition against galam where all these bodies come together including the media Coalition against galam Occupy Ghana one Ghana movement Architects Farmers the Catholic Bishop's conference they must be tired they've issued

statements upon statements over a long period now and now there's a new group of the clergy on the blog the apostolic fathers y Duncan Williams is anabas all of them in one voice in unison does the president hear them the president has been speaking through his minister of lands and natural resources and they say you will not get