black women take notice- she is intelligent, educated and keeps her hair chemical free, natural real hair, she knows her worth and is proud of it. raise your kids to become kings and queens. and men choose the women who have natural hair, those are the real ones who raise your kids, so treat a woman right
I must say, Zenator is not only a bright physician, but very humble and well brought up. Watching her was breath taking. She has her basic morals and fundamental principles as an African intact. She seems genuine to me and my opinion is non political.
She did not say free education is bad but it should be well plan. And what she said make sense... She spoke very well... Such an intelligent woman. This is a kind of leader we need. She is different from her father.
@Mari Jata with all due respect, do u go to toilet when u don't have a place to take a dump? just as she mentioned, it's free for all and free is good. but it's not really free cos money has to be pushed in. money has to come from somewhere. Ghana is not economically self dependent or sufficient. so where's the money coming from? we keep borrowing and keep owing. look at how that's gonna affect the future. we go to school, learn from books, go into the real world with no practical skills. that must be thought of as well
What endearing maturity. Yes Zaneto, you are right. Misogynistic posture should no longer be acceptable in the public sphere in a democracy. Women should have a voice without being bullied or undermined. I wish you well. May you prosper in politics and I love your calm and endearing demeanour. Well done.
Dr Zenato A Rawlings,l applaud u for the work done on Kayayos U have such caring warm ❤. These women help us to carry our heavy load of food stuff to our cars . Is very kind of remmemring them at this time of hardship.Most of them with children. I thought about them and am glad. to some with a warm ❤ of you reached out to them.You are their voice.I am willing and ready to assist in any help on humanitarian grounds.God bless you and your hpuse hold
I saw this beautiful lady first time in the 80s when she was young when her mum used to bring her to our flats legon PNDC era. Proud to see her matured. She seem to have her country at heart. I wish her well in all her endeavours. I think she has presidential DNA in her. We can't judge her based on what her father or mum did in the past. Those things are history. She's unique I will consider her to be Ghana's first female president. Goodluck girl....
Very intelligent and intellectual program worth listening to. Thank you for taking in the step of your father, Hornametor (the Saviour) Father Rawlings
Wow, she's won my utmost respect. I guess this goes to butress the point that never judge a person until you've gotten to know her. And thanks Nana for a good interview. We've met before but I don't think you'd remember me but I do remember you. I'm a good friend of Jones Appenteng. God bless your efforts bro 🙏🙏🙏
am agree with Dr Zaneto, when she said we need to put gh 🇬🇭 first, both akans and other tribes should very carefully of the way we talk to president J J daughters, they are our hairs, wife's, sisters and friends. We have to make the happy all the times..
Tell me non of you who write here have not sin against mother Ghana 🇬🇭.... So stop saying things against this very intellectual woman. Is she her fault to be given birth by JJ.
If anything is holding Ghana back, it is the way we think. Did your president school here? Where are the children of the leaders currently ruling? These are the kind of questions we need to ask to be able to hold our leader to strengthen our educational sector. If she's not working for Ghana, are you? Are you time conscious? Do you treat public facilities as yours? We have to be objective as she is to move this nation forward or will wallow in the mud forever.
I totally agree! We have a Potential President! Very intelligent and seems to have a heart for the nation! I wish her all the best and want her to succeed. Maybe she will be the first Ghana Female President ❤️
This woman is very intelligent and I really remember in those days in Cape Coast when she was in wesley girl,I was in primary 6 and I remember seeing in st Augustine college during 6th March so so many years ago
Very great African daughter. Like father like daughter. I suggest you to join Samya Nkrumah to spearhead the war against imperialism. From Ouagadougou.
Ghana needs good people like you. How do you conquer the system? Young people in Ghana are trying hard to achieve even with good education they can't get a job. To get the job depends on who you know. I must stop there. Nice
I am the type that reads comments mostly before watching the videos on youbute, and after seeing the kinda back lash she is getting i was expecting her to say something really really bad but nothing. It's not her fault that her dad was president and its not her fault either that we are having a double track system now. Nana Addo talked about free shs in 2012 and came back with it in 2016 ( some say he started talking about it from 2008, of which i don't remember). My point is had he really meant to implement it all these while why didnt the president factor in the infrastructure bit? He had all the time in 2017 to start something with regard to infrastructure. Anyways, great interview for me.
I understand Dr Zanetor's concerns but let's be honest with the challenges of education. We are living in a very fast paced world and nobody will sit, fold their arms and wait for you to catch up. And knowing very well there was a huge backlog of school going children stuck at home because they cannot afford that should alarm all of us. Today we complain about the rise in street kids and we forget it is a compound effect of inactivity in our educational structure that has culminated into the phenomenon we see. And let's not also forget that the average age of Ghana is about 20yrs( a very youthful one). So that presupposes that we are more diving into the devil's abyss should we not tackle the backlog as a matter of urgency. I don't believe anyone was against the NDC govt building more schools but question is, were their words congruent with their actions. How many schools did they actually build? And was there value for money? Secondly, the proposed 20yrs for free education by the NDC was preposterous considering factors earlier mentioned. Double track was simply an ad hoc measure to take up the backlog whilst expanding the infrastructure. One needs to be ingenious in solving such a problem and yes, sometimes in solving an issue, another arises but the question we must ask ourselves is does the new challenge have so much weight as to outweigh the initial? When her father abolished the O Level and A Level and introduced the JSS and SSS, that was the albatross of low quality education he handed the country. She should go back to history. Can the kind of quality her parents had be compared to JSS and SSS we have now? Let's have an honest discussion and she will realise her concerns don't have the kind of weight as a 15yr old sitting at home waiting for a chance to further his or her education and being told to wait for 20yrs more.
really? is she talking about education when her father changed what we had "if it ain't broke ..." and she got the chance of getting an education overseas???
She use to be my mate doe she went to achimota school as soon as we were going to secondary school the dad took her to London for school while we were going through the s s s that the dad put us through now you blaming the npp.l like her doe when she was in j .s.s she wonted to be a doctor and she finally became one
So would you prefer the children staying home, yes money is taking to help with free education, do you know without it others could never pay for tuition, half a loaf is better than none, as a woman be human first before politics
You would definitely do much more than that if your father was that power drunk and could do away with killing people's fathers on grounds of deeds they didn't do to become a leader of a country.
@@samlove2628 they whole idea was mr. Jerry kill and lashed people for using public cars to teach thier kid, and he used public aircraft to teach his kid.
I'm not surprised that this MP has a problem with so many students having opportunity to be educated through the Free SHS system, because she never experienced poverty. Has she ever thought of the plight of the poor who couldn't have afforded to go to school. She has no idea what the poor go through. Very sad.
Nana Akufo-Addo is bad for Ghana, he is just like his father who was president of Ghana during Busia's regime. His father and Busia's regime was a fiasco, serving only 2 years 3 months in office ( October 1969 - january 1972)
Party Politics is some bull crap it's mostly selfish interest and nonsense we need a new system, if they don't do double track the poor kids would be at home any way do you think we are dumb lol, not all of our dads can send us to school abroad wai 😒
@@RandiRandy she had some concerns...fair but that doesn't outweigh a school going child sitting at home and not being able to go to school because his or her parents can't afford. You can't even compare to the massive consequences that awaits this country in a decade or two if our young population is not given education. So what he said is not politics. It is reality. Take a moment and think about it.
@@harrietacquah2545 fair enough. but I believe in quality over quantity. the effects of the lack of quality education is far greater. Myself, for example, thought my education was good until I travelled outside Ghana. That's when I realised that our educational system is truly flawed in every way. The root of our problems lie deep underneath political views and inclinations. Paid education did not yield the best results. Do you think free education would? Not saying I'm against free education. I'm all for it. With the right systems in place, there'd be jobs for new teachers. I'd rather visit my old school to see a young educator teaching students (with new ideas and an embrace of technology) instead of seeing old Mr Twum (made up name lol) refusing to retire. But the right systems are not in place. A degree attained in Ghana is almost always only valuable in Ghana. We must fix the problems at the roots of the tree instead of always trying to dress up the leaves. Besides, classroom education is not the only way forward. I hope I made sense 🙏🏽
@@RandiRandy I totally agree with quality of education but the effect of no education far outweighs quality as we speak. Again, I'm by no means belittling the importance of quality education. But if we take our time to analyze this carefully, you may realise the grave we will be digging for ourselves if we don't get this youthful population educated. And how do we do this? We measure the effects of both as it stands now. Imagine cumulatively we get 600,000 non school going children in the next 10yrs. What will quality of education do if 600,000 turn out to be armed robbers or whatever social vice not to talk of teenage pregnancies. Will the quality of education gained by the 2million children be protected from this 600,000 armed robbers? In my opinion, Let's first deal with the backlog and as we are on it, we look at the quality. Talking about quality, if we are honest with ourselves, quality of education has been dropping since the abolishment of the O and A Level. Now, the world is not what it used to be 10yrs ago. So how do we position ourselves as a country through education?. So once you start with one(which is a matter of urgency), we start with the other. In that way, it is easier to move in tandem. But we truly have a lot of work to do in our educational sector if we are to rub shoulders with the advanced countries.
@@harrietacquah2545 Interesting point. But don't you think that the 600,000 kids could be given an informal education instead? find out what they are good at and get them into an apprenticeship scheme of some sort (if we had something like that). Get them to learn a skill. and during that, any valuable related knowledge can be passed on. There are many ways to address this endless debate. Are our leaders willing to find a solution and take action within the four years they have in office? Also, what's the point of getting these kids into a classroom if all they're gonna learn is "This is a human head. It is used for carrying load"?
My sister don't worry ur self about Nana addoo government he failed all his exams that he wrote when he was in school so he don't even no anything about education.
Gyimifour Bodamfour !!! Kuraseni biba like Appiah Samuel, who can't write good grammar. Your grammar is horrible if you don't know. You just write without punctuation? Kuraseni illiterate insulting Nana Addo in the name of politics. Tell your father he is a big fool for giving birth to such an idiot like you. Sansani kuraseni aboa!!! Kwasiabiba!!
Sarpong Sarpong We can not find solutions by ignoring the past. Rawlings was useless to Ghana if not a lesson not to trust in cheap talk, Junior Jesus indeed.
Nkwasiasem, your father stole Ghanaians money to educate you abroad. You are a doctor at this young age, yet you don't want the ordinary Ghanaian to have education? Kuraseni!!
You have to be so damn to make such stupid statement!! How old should a person be to become a doctor? And besides being a doctor isn’t the world as you see it?! I live here in UK and my English long term boyfriend is a fully qualified working doctor at age 27years!!! I am 33-34 and i guess she is older than me as she looks older than me! Over here in UK age 21 can be qualified as a doctor. My brother is 22year old qualified lawyer in Ghana, is that too young too? Jealousy can kill.
