CSOs ARE WARPED THINKERS- Mike Gabo Oquaye, Ghana High Commissioner to India.

 

Mike Oquaye Jr

Ghana ambassador to India Mike Oquaye Jr who wrestled with with a woman (Sarah Adwoa Safo) to represent the rulling New Patriotic Party for Dome Kwabenya Constituency and failed on two consecutive times describe members of think tanks and CSOs as "warped thinkers".


This comment was made in relation to the much talked about promise made by Ex. President John Dramani Mahahma, the leader of National Democratic Congress during their campaign tour and the lunch of their manifesto to legalise OKADA. 


This promise in their People's Manifesto has generated a lot of arguments. Some section of the Ghanaian people have a reason to support the idea of legalising of the use of motorbikes for commercial purposes (OKADA), while some are against it.


As the discussion continues on the importance and dangers that the legalisation of the OKADA business will post to the people of Ghana,  The Ghana High Commissioner to India added his voice to development and described members of think tanks and CSOs as "warped thinkers". 


His description of the members of think tanks and CSOs as "warped thinkers" is as a result of  some of them supporting the idea of OKADA legislation, which to him does not make any sense.


He, describing the members of the think tanks and CSOs as warped thinkers does not go down well with IMANI boss, Franklin Cudjoe. And this what he have to say;

"I wonder why Mike Gabo Oquaye, Ghana's High Commissioner to India, a man I deeply respect describe members of think tanks and CSOs who simply suggest that Okada can be regulated as "warped thinkers". It is okay if you do not like OKADA regulation. I am letting this one pass and forgive him. I still think he will make a fine MP after trying forever. One day."

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