Rumblings Of My Broken Heart! – Barker-Vormawor Writes

1. Let’s steal from Ghana Airways. Be put on boards and ring fence shady contracts for our friends. Then Watch it inevitably collapse and immediately turn around and blame we “Ghanaians” that that’s How we are.
2. Let’s be put on Ghana Water Co’s Board. Arrange shady contracts and when the company fails inevitably; let’s blame all Ghanaians.
3. Let’s jump on ECG. Arrange shady procurements, disappear cables and split the loot to buy ourselves immunity. When ECG collapses, as it has now; let’s turn around and say “why can’t we solve common dumsor”.
4. Let’s appoint ourselves to VRA. Let’s defund it to fund the lifestyles of party cronies, and when it disintegrates slowly, let’s throw our hands in the air and wonder, what at all is wrong with this country because theft has no obvious correlation with ruin.
5. Our political class lead by Greed! They protect theft and they treat our demands for a dignified life as rumblings of the mad. I am mad!
6. Because this country cannot continue—half corrupt, half jaded. Where one half steals, the other half stops believing.
7. No nation can stand with one foot in plunder and the other in vain promise. Yet that is what we have become. We are a nation split: one side corrupted by greed, the other side numbed by disappointment. That is not a future, we should leave our kids.
8. We cannot have one half of Ghana looting the future, while the other half is told to pray harder. We cannot keep pretending that systemic collapse is a mystery, when we watched it happen—contract by contract, kickback by kickback, board meeting after board meeting.
9. It’s not “Ghanaians” who did this. It’s the political elite and their friends in suits. It’s the consultants who wrote the lies, the lawyers who blessed the theft, and the accountants who buried the paper trail.
10. And until we name them. Until we stop romanticising their titles and providing them with immunity because they are of our party. Until we make theft not just illegal, but unforgivable. Ghana will remain a country in ruins, ruled by ruiners.
11. Let’s stop blaming the people. Let’s start unmasking the criminals. The real patriots are not in Parliament—they’re in protest.
12. Arrest the rot! Recover the loot! We deserve a life of dignity. But who will lead us? The ones fighting for board appointments? Hmmm!

Shalom!

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