JOE OSEI WUSU must be shot and killed
"In the interest of the church, the Pope must die"...
Many innocent lives have been lost since the start of the fight against Galamsey. Many properties of Small Scale Miners have also been lost through this same fight. Lives and properties of 'surviving' citizens means nothing to an insensitive leader.
If this irresponsible statement from a Deputy Speaker of Parliament who doubles as a Member of Parliament is not dealt with decisively, there would be many of such calls to annihilate the teeming youth of this country by persons who occupy the corridors of power. As a result of this, Joe OSEI WUSU must be shot and killed as a consequential necessity.
If care is not taken; students may not be able to demonstrate against unfair conditions at schools, traders may not be able to protest killer-taxes, Nurses may not be able to demand better conditions and recruitment, residents around the homes of leaders may not be able to demonstrate against illegitimate evictions and to demand what is rightfully theirs, and the poor may not be able to voice out their frustrations they face each day. This is the genesis of the 'culture of silence'.
The unfair distribution of wealth by persons expected to serve, than to be served, is creating a huge gap between the poor and the rich in society.
The unemployed youth desirous of survival may resort to all means necessary to keep body and soul together. Their condition is not self-created but as a result of the unfavorable economic choices of our leaders which satisfies only their egos against that of the masses.
It is only a mentally lazy leader who would subscribe to such a problematic solution to unemployment and economic hardship in Ghana. The MP must rather be 'shot' and 'killed' for dashing the hopes of his constituents and Ghanaians after reposing confidence in him.
Non-performing Ministers must be denied their monthly pay and allowances. These monies can be used in ventures that would create numerous jobs for the youth and the poor masses.
We must chase all these crooks away from the corridors of power.
If there is anyone to be shot dead it would be:
persons who intentionally contaminated fuel at BOST in order to sell it cheap to their own companies, starving our national treasury;
persons who created a bad image for Ghana by collecting cash from business magnates before they were allowed to seat by our President;
persons who bought Omo and 'ak3shaa' to fight army worms after drawing a huge budget at the expense of the state;
persons who use flagstaff cash to sponsor party congresses when SHS education is on it's knees;
persons who purchased a free software for locating kiosks and homes at the expense of the taxpayer;
persons who over budgeted at the special initiative ministry, when Metropolitan areas are still choked with waste/boola;
persons who sold bond to their own foreign companies without following the appropriate regulations;
persons who are mismanaging NHIS to force pregnant women to pay close to GHC 500.00 in the process of childbirth; and persons who are toying with our educational system endangering the lives of our teenagers.
I therefore call for the People's Power. I call for Change!
Long live Ghana!
Long live Youth 4 Change!
Lawrence Lamptey
(The Scientific Socialist)
Deputy National Youth Organizer hopeful.
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