DISSAPOINTMENT THUS FAR !!

Most of us are disillusioned about direction of the the new government anyway but it looks like we have to brace ourselves for yet more heartbreak.This is especially difficult for those of us wish they do well for Ghanaians to be rewarded for giving them a chance to show that that governance can be conducted in a way that does not ignore the needs of ordinary people. as was seen in the Kuffour days. In the beginning of the NDCs rule the some of our pleaded for some of the impatience to be toned down and the new administration to be given some time to settle. lack of strong leadership and the lack of bold thinking in those early days was tolerated by some of us only because we thought it was only a matter of time that the Good professor came into his own. Instead of the Government getting to grips with the country's situation, it looks like Mill himself is baffled and confounded and lacks the sharpness of reaction to deal most issues especially when it comes to communicating actions and plans. I do not for one moment doubt the competence and the capabilities of Mills and majority of his team in dealing with some of the issues we have on our burning hands in the country today. But there is some amount of inertia and where there is some movement there is a fair amount of hesitation. There no point in touting the capabilities wend potential of anyone or any institution if those attributes are not translated into tangible deliverable. It is distressing to see the government falters in simple areas wand make the erstwhile mediocre administration seem like a group of hardworking rocket scientists.