Patriotic Creed
PATRIOTIC CREED:π¬π LIBERATION π¬π A student once asked me: "Master which tribe do you belong to," I told him without mincing words that I am an Afrikan and a Ghanaian just like him. I didn't bother to question the intent of his question but guessed the answer satisfied his curiosity. Sometimes our allegiance to ourselves, our families, our ethnic groups, our professional associations, or our various religious sects and political parties gradually sucks the relevance of our love for Ghana. The greed in our creeds; the interests in our inquest; the burden in balancing the blessings in our unique diversity; the sins in our souls; the omissions in our mission; the cost of the connivance in our corrupt course, and our benign negligence in almost everything we do, seems to have molested our patriotic affection for our beloved country. In fact, our odd ways seem to make nonsense of the right practical ways of engaging in the affairs of this beautiful nation. And th