Why Nenyi George Andah should not have entered politics and he disagreed
Why Nenyi George Andah should not have entered politics and he disagreed
According to him, the person thought politics was not good for him, he [Andah] disagreed with the person and went ahead to engage in partisan politics.
The 10 reasons listed in pages 223 to 233 of his book, "Determined to do more," were read out by his friend and the Minister of Information, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah during the review at the launched of the book in Accra this week.
Mr Oppong Nkrumah said his reason for agreeing to read and review the book was to find out whether all that he had heard about George Andah was indeed true.
"It confirms for me a few things, the first reason for which I agreed to do a review and this was because, George I wanted to find out if all the stories I heard about you were true and indeed they are true. And the second reason is that Madam Elizabeth Ohene had said that this was the story of a young man who saw the possibilities of mobile money long before anyone believed Ghanaians could be persuaded to appreciate the merits of cashless transactions and I was thinking to myself, so you are the guy behind the E-levy and the experience we had in this country."
Mr Oppong Nkrumah said the reason the book excites him was that, 16 years ago when he [Oppong Nkrumah] started hosting the breakfast radio show on Joy FM he spent the first two years "messing up."
"I was a hopeless starter despite the fact that my management kept encouraging me, and I kept thinking to myself if only Komla [Dumor] had left me a book. If only Komla had left me something that outlined his experiences, maybe my mistakes will be less and for me it is critical that people who've been through various things, corporate, politics and any other facets of life, leave something that can open a window to those who want to follow that path to understand.
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