“Last year, you asked if McDan had a STROKE . Today, you’re asking if McDan is BROKE?”
Black Rasta, cry for yourself, for your children, and for your children’s children and for all you corrupt media practitioners and politicians who for years have sabotaged McDan and his Group of Companies with smear campaigns, ruthlessly repressing the excellent business efforts of the company. Cry for your children, for their future is paralyzed, when you see attempts to bring down giant companies and self‑made, God‑given businessmen being destroyed by the powers that be. So one can’t be a nationalist and succeed in this country? Or are we to see smart businessmen and millionaires like McDan going broke?
Your shouting and crying about whether McDan is broke, or had a stroke because of curses from Ada, will be your lot. And even if McDan were broke, he would never find comfort in using media space to tear down good people before he eats. Every evil word spoken out of evil intentions to destroy or mock McDan shall surely fall back on your black, cannibalistic, witless head.
Black Rasta, were you not in this country when certain businessmen, believed to be a brother to the president of Ghana took loans from banks and failed to pay, leading to the collapse of those financial institutions? Did you ask if he was broke? Were you in Ghana when Kennedy Agyapong, your candidate and your spiritual father’s candidate, castigated that same businessman for writing bounced checks to the Ghana Ports Authority? Did you ask if he was bankrupt?
You attacked and discredited a poor businessman who doesn’t do government contracts. But look around and find government properties left to wear and tear, wasted at the loss of the state, while he goes on to procure government rights over those sites for redevelopment and reconstruction into the finest and most profitable ventures. You sat on your media set and accused him of taking all the salt mineral concessions in Ada Songor, when you know that’s not true. You twisted your listeners’ minds to believe that McDan is greedy and cursed by the people of Ada. Now you are caught up in your blackmailing spree, yet you do not have the same courage to criticize your own actions.
Today, we hear that several natural mineral concessions belonging to the state are being given to one businessman whose brother is the president of Ghana. Do you call him greedy? You are calling and crying to know if McDan is broke for owing Ghana Airports Company Limited? The God that you, Black Rasta, worship is the same Seventh‑day Adventist God that McDan worships, and He will surely give justice and righteousness to His gifted son, Dr. Daniel Nii Nshia Mckorley.
And by the way, please find out: was the Trade Fair indeed sold out to McDan, and how much is it worth today? As the Scriptures say, Satan is the father of all liars. That is why, as Christians, we must dissociate from liars and self‑seekers.
For Black Rasta to think that McDan is broke or bankrupt are not only misleading but entirely unfounded. Such assertions distort public perception and undermine the credibility of a well-established indigenous enterprise that has consistently demonstrated resilience, growth, and strategic relevance within Ghana’s business landscape.
It is important that public commentary, especially from influential voices, be grounded in facts rather than speculation. McDan remains a significant force across multiple sectors, and careless narratives to the contrary do a disservice not only to the company but to the broader cause of promoting and sustaining local business excellence.
