GOOD DAY MR. PRESIDENT!

Recent developments in Guinea left much to be desire,following the bloodless coup late last year.

I am much elated to have been made aware that the government of Ghana has taken a bold decision in condemning what i call the atrocities and the violation of the rule of law in that country.

In as much as i am patting the back of the government for taking such a laudable action for believing in the rule of law and the right to violent free society,i will plead that the government go beyond just issuing a statement considering the gravity of the violence and back it with an action.

Lost of lives,violation of human rights and the liberty of the citizens in that country and above all political instability gives me no doubt that Ghana stand a better chance to effectively and peacefully mediate in restoring Guinea back to democratic rule.The accolade "beacon of hope' in Africa will be a misnomer if we ignore haphazardly and concentrate on our internal democracy with little or no effort to assist other Africa countries in making a strive to stable democratic governance.