How do our leaders think-A level 200 UENR dare.

A level 200 the University of Energy and Natural Resources student in Sunyani within the Bono Region, Joseph Daniel Dadson has questioned the thinking pattern of  Ghanaian leaders, "it is leading the country into a ditch".

According to him, if wisdom was an inherited virtue, many of the Ghanaian youth would have a portion of that of the Ghanaian first President, Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah.
He disclosed in an exclusive interview with Soireenews.com outlining the traces of wisdom embedded in the steps and policies of the first Ghanaian President.
According to him, most people may think that Dr. Kwame Nkrumah made grave mistakes for what he termed the "African unity call".

Rather, the late Former President's call for unity in the areas of the political union government, economic independence which entitled to a common market, common currency, African monetary zone, African central bank, continental communication system, and military comprising of a common defense, 
common foreign policy and 
on African citizenship were step endowed with wisdom and if implemented, Ghana would have been better.

"Funny enough Nkrumah was at one time mocking Europe
that for example Europe which is left in confusion after centuries of mutually destructive, economic work and competition because it failed to build a sound foundation for common political action and understanding even, is beginning to seek a common political association",    he said.

"I listen to this and asked even then when Nkrumah was saying this, Europe had not attempted to unite. Now those who say Nkrumah was a  foolish, useless,v visions, greedy bustard and wants African Unity for his selfish ambition, no longer talk of GFrenchor french or Spain or Italy market but European market", he said.

"Are you not ashamed you hear the European market mentioned as the world's biggest market"?

Also, the late Former President talked about a common currency, the ECOWAS   proposed, ECO, before the European conceived the idea of the Euro which had since been implemented and is still reaping the gains.
"However, in the face of all these, Ghana is yet to wake up from its deep slumber. Only the Almighty God can rescueGhana", he exclaimed.

The painful part is that, we are still here accusing Nkrumah of being selambitiousam ambitions", he said.

Eurobond that your useless government goes so far?

Is it for one country or a union government?" he quizzes.