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Kwesi Pratt has surprisingly defended Nana Addo. His reasons for doing this is not because he is afraid to speak the truth according to him.<\/p>\n
But rather, his reason is because there are lots of issues pinned on him when they should not.<\/p>\n
He was concerned about how people are making things all about Nana Addo and are cloaking themselves from criticism.<\/p>\n
When there is something happening in the country, his name comes first and according to Kwesi Pratt, there should be a change.<\/p>\n
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Ghana has been talking about the current performance of the black stars.<\/p>\n
The black stars are not doing the best they should at least as expected by Ghanaians. He claims there are people expected to handle these things.<\/p>\n
From the camp of the black stars, there have been some issues of players who should play and should not play.<\/p>\n
But from Kwesi Pratt, we are making this all about the government when people are refusing to do the right thing.<\/p>\n
Don\u2019t put all your blames on one man and refuse to see the truth on the other side, we need to be focused and this is one of our major problems.<\/p>\n
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There have been posts online claiming the government is responsible for the failures of the team.<\/p>\n
But this can not be true. The performance of the team has got nothing to do with the government in power.<\/p>\n
The only reason why we are having these issues is because people are no more passionate about the love their predecessors had for the country.<\/p>\n
The black stars are still being looked up to by Ghanaians. A victory into the finals is the best Ghanaians can have as a country in the year 2022.<\/p>\n
It is a year of victory and people are already positive about this and the fact that they could use some good news in this new year.<\/p>\n
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