Famous Sports Journalist Brako's Parliamentary dream crushed

1. Kwaku Tee says:

   December 10, 2012 at 12:51 pm

   If Kofi Asare Brako is famous then how would describe Ken Bediako,Joe Aggrey etc please the right adjective should be popular not famous be serious when putting stories on the website.

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2. Fred B. Kyeremeh says:

   December 10, 2012 at 1:48 pm

   Kwaku,I do not see anything wrong with the use of ‘famous’ to describe Abatay. I do not also think Ken Bediako and Joe Aggrey can be termed as famous in recent times.How many people on this forum know of Ken Bediako? Joe Aggrey is well known in modern times more than Ken Bediako by virtue of being a former Youth and Sports Minister in the Kufour government. I can confidently say without a shadow of doubt that Abatay is well known in modern circles than the two you mentioned and sought to compare.I am tempted to believe that you were comparing their professional competence to that of Abatay.In that sense,your choice of famous in that comparison is wrong. Please come again on that.I have no doubt about the popularity of Joe Aggrey and Ken Bediako in their era,but ask yourself how many people know of that in modern times.The use of ‘FAMOUS’ by the writer to describe ABATAY is not wrong in my opinion.Perhaps you can do us the honour by telling us what is wrong with using that adjective in this respect. Joe Aggrey and Ken Bediako were famous in their time,but that does not take away the undeniable fact that ABATAY is popular in this era of sports journalism.
   Better luck to Abatay next time.He gains my respect by taking that decision to try his ‘luck’ when it was pretty obvious to most of us that he would not win due to the fact that,that seat was a stronghold of the opposition NPP.He tried to remain neutral and devoid of any party affiliation by going as an Independent Candidate.He is a bold man by undertaking that venture.His chances will be brighter if he aligned himself to one of the two main parties,which i doubt he will do.I will not be surprised if he eventually attains a top political position in the near future.I congratulate him for that desire to try and fail,rather than not trying at all.He will gain more experience from this for his life in the future.He gains my respect.I salute Abatay.

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3. true says:

   December 10, 2012 at 2:13 pm

   I thing he praise him too much, credit himself with every good thing he say. me, me, me, me, me and I, I, I, I that how he always sound. You cant be a leader with that attitude.

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4. Bongo Gyan 3 says:

   December 10, 2012 at 2:52 pm

   lol

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