If I Were President - Puplampu, Emmanuel
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Years of mismanagement, corruption, and unwarranted military interventions in national affairs have left the country in an abysmal pit; efforts to move forward seem so little compared to the journey ahead. The enormity of the problem leaves many presidents little choice but to tinker around the edges of the national economic, political, and social issues. I believe it is time for bold programs to give the much needed jolt to our economy just as the Akosombo dam and Tema harbour did to our economy in the 1960s. The way to extricate ourselves from this morass is to take bold action. This book proposes a way out of this quagmire.…mehr

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Years of mismanagement, corruption, and unwarranted military interventions in national affairs have left the country in an abysmal pit; efforts to move forward seem so little compared to the journey ahead. The enormity of the problem leaves many presidents little choice but to tinker around the edges of the national economic, political, and social issues. I believe it is time for bold programs to give the much needed jolt to our economy just as the Akosombo dam and Tema harbour did to our economy in the 1960s. The way to extricate ourselves from this morass is to take bold action. This book proposes a way out of this quagmire.
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Born on 31 December 1949 in Ghana to Margaret A. Puplampu and Samuel Dedor (Deceased), the author completed his secondary education at Ghanatta Secondary school at the ordinary level and in Mfantsipim School at the advanced level. He received a L.es.L (bachelor's degree) from the Universite' du Benin in 1977 and taught French for a year in Mfantsipim School in Cape Coast, Ghana. He obtained a Master's degree in Administration with a concentration in Public Administration at Coliumbus State University in 1993. He worked for the US Centers for Disease Control from 1991 until his retirement in December 2012. Since retirement, he has been attracted to agriculture and has made investments into organic farming in Ghana.