It's been known for ages that you can't have your cake and eat it.
But somehow, here in Ghana, we think we can reinvent the wheel, in spite of what history tells us.
Despite what others have been through, we have cocooned and insulated ourselves from all reality, hoping to achieve what the greats have attained.
Can a nation develop through compassion?
I am Nana Ansah Kwao IV, host of That’s my Opinion, on Joy 99.7 FM and tonight I have questions.
Yes, I know we are ‘naturally’ compassionate as a people, (well, when it suits us). But is that all it takes to develop a Nation?
Join me at 7 pm tonight.
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