Ghana struggling because it lacks thinkers – Kpessa-Whyte

Former Executive Director of National Service Scheme (NSS) Dr.Michael Kpessa-Whyte is of the view that the country lacks thinkers.

Kpessah-Whyte is of the belief that Ghanaians are people who are only good at talking; a situation he sees as worrying.

To him, the country is lacking in every aspect and that should be a headache to everyone.

Michael Kpessah-Whyte who made this position known in a tweet said ” In Ghana, there are more churches than schools and hospitals put together; more pastors than teachers; more prayer camps than research centres; more drinking bars than manufacturing companies; and above all more talkers than thinkers. What kind of progress do we want?”

 

Source: mynewsgh.com

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