It is difficult to come across articles online which do not sound bias, political moved or tribally pushed as far as the Ghanaian Media is concern.

I have read an interesting piece of article by Adu Mensah and the points he raises are very matured and worth discussion.

Adu Mensah has brought my mind to the need for us as Ghanaians especially the Ghana Football Association (GFA) to fully throw some kind of special welcoming party for Kevin Prince Boateng as he comes down to Ghana to play his first International match on the “soils” of Ghana.

Indeed, the step Kevin took was a brave and gigiantic one. Choosing between playing for Germany, a place he had known almost all his life and Ghana, a third world country struggling to gain football recognition would have been difficult for him as well as any of us.

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Business Guide has reported on a shocking issue which I think should be looked at on here as well. As much as it is a shocking story and situation, I will like to point out some few things first before we all say our mind or begin to pour out the rants…

This story was reported by Felix Dela, the guy who brought us the “McDonalds Coming To Ghana In 2011” story which the person he claimed to have interviewed and working to bring the world fast food giant to Ghana (Seth-El) wrote to GC days later to deny ever having such an interview with him.

Why am I pointing this out? This should caution you about the credibility of the Felix’s writing. I am not in support of corporate prostitution but mind the reporter; he has done it before…

Anyway, the story below is a sad one which throws several questions out. Where is the respect of our corporate entities when it comes to their staff? Why are corporations taking their staff for granted in other to maximize profit?

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