Ghana is full of mysteries which are mostly made possible by the stupidity, corruption and increasing arrogance of our leaders—with the on-going embarrassing saga at the Ghana Aids Commission being a typical example.
Last night I listened to Adom Fm’s interview with a certain person from the Ghana AIDS Commission and the level of arrogance displayed by the Ghana AIDS Commission’s spokesperson made me wonder if I heard him right and if he has any sort of education at all. The hallmark of any learned person is humility, ability to think rationally and explain situations right for others to understand. And more importantly, to apologise when things go wrong or when that person gets something wrong—all of these were lacking from the Aids Commission’s spokesperson’s submission.
He sounded like a bully who owned a loan shack, struggling to talk his way out of his dirty business. Obviously, Joyce Dzidzor Mensah’s scandal reveals that the Ghana AIDS Commission is full of such incompetent people deceiving us with ‘respectable letters’ before their names.
Let’s cut the bull and call a spade a spade. Joyce Dzidzor Mensah is a fraud but the biggest fraud is the Ghana AIDS Commission and its incompetent leaders—who are even failing to apologise for this gross incompetent of having not tested this woman to establish her true HIV/AIDS status before even parading her as an ambassador.
I’ve always known that the stupidity of some Africans are beyond measure and its out of this absurdity that each year we hear of birds turning into human beings, cats turning into human beings and sometimes human beings turning into donkeys in Africa. But today, we’ve taken it further, as a well known HIV/AIDS ‘positive’ individual who was paraded as an ambassador by the Ghana AIDS Commission has turned negative overnight under the clear watch of the Commission.
Any right thinking person may have now seen through the thick cloud of corruption, decorated with nonsense by the AIDS Commission. And the gross incompetent used to back the ‘kpa kpa kpa’ movement calls for a thorough investigation into the activities of this commission which operates on grants, funds and donations of individuals, organisations and governments.