I would like to pose a few questions for Ms. Issaka.
After reviewing your credentials it is unclear if you have studied Africana Studies or if you are merely going on your experiences, or rather information that was passed on to you from your elders. May you please clarify for me, which tribe or what country your specifically talking about that marries 6 yr old girls in 2009.
You have made very bold statements about AFRICAN nations,actually the whole continent. These statement are extremely bold in my opinion because in your Native country itself consist of six ethnic groups which may be subdivided into several different groups based on cultural or linguistic differences. So its shocking that you can speak on the behalf of Ghana let alone all 57 countries in Africa.
When I saw this article I was quite interested in reading it but after reading it I became very uninterested. I don't know what emotion you expected to receive from your audience but I am very displeased with your remarks. If you would want to make such statements I believe it is best to give it a time frame, because your audience will be under the impression that your country GHANA has such cruelties occurring. If this is happening in Ghana what have you done there to resolve such issues.
By the way I am also a Ghanaian, which is why your statements are quite unclear and concerning to me.
Posted on September 25 at 12:40 a.m.Suggest removal
I would like to pose a few questions for Ms. Issaka.
After reviewing your credentials it is unclear if you have studied Africana Studies or if you are merely going on your experiences, or rather information that was passed on to you from your elders. May you please clarify for me, which tribe or what country your specifically talking about that marries 6 yr old girls in 2009.
You have made very bold statements about AFRICAN nations,actually the whole continent. These statement are extremely bold in my opinion because in your Native country itself consist of six ethnic groups which may be subdivided into several different groups based on cultural or linguistic differences. So its shocking that you can speak on the behalf of Ghana let alone all 57 countries in Africa.
When I saw this article I was quite interested in reading it but after reading it I became very uninterested. I don't know what emotion you expected to receive from your audience but I am very displeased with your remarks. If you would want to make such statements I believe it is best to give it a time frame, because your audience will be under the impression that your country GHANA has such cruelties occurring. If this is happening in Ghana what have you done there to resolve such issues.
By the way I am also a Ghanaian, which is why your statements are quite unclear and concerning to me.
-Your Ghanaian Sister
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