Does Atta Yaw Yorke has any claim to any education at all? What standard of English does Mr Atta Yaw Yorke’s educated Ghana have? What is Atta Yaw Yorke’s own level of English? Note I have advisedly omitted standard.What draws this element into this row he has provoked? Does he, per chance, have for a relation Journalist Efe Marian Ansah? In what field of study can this demonstrate any competence?

How much English grammar has this gentleman studied? What solid grammarians of the English language can he quote off head. He mentions punctuation marks he finds ‘wack’. Whoever it is who edits postings on Citi 97.3 FM should do well to find out how much grammar Atta Yaw Yorke has ever studied his whole life. Has he ever studied English language to any appreciable level?
Obuobi Gregory did kindergarten English under the supervision of a Vice-Chancellor of London University, and managed to get the Vice-Chancellor mark his assignment once.

‘Your punctuations are wack!!!’
What is the level of your command of the English language, Mr. Atta Yaw Yorke? What type of English are blessed by your education to speak and write, Mr. Atta Yaw Yorke? And can you tell the world the level of education, and in what, that your person owns?
Mr. Yaw Atta Yorke, what is the ‘educated Ghanaian English’? Can you define this for the world, your perception of the ‘educated Ghanaian English’?
Tell us, Atta, what do you do for a living? What is your profession?

We do not put up with cases of psychosis, and irresponsible illiteracy in our field, Mr. Atta Yaw Yorke. Let me throw you a challenge a second time: find out about the ‘element’ whose post you seem challenged to challenge.

I think it only instructive that ATTA YAW YORKE take the trouble to find out the substance of what he has written in response to Obuobi Gregory’s critique; and to try to establish who this GREGORY OBUOBI is.
Gregory Obuobi is a published, world acclaimed author. His work, SCARS OF A CALABASH MISDEED, a RoseDog publication, is a textbook of English language. It is fiction. It is of the genre Contemporary Fiction in literature. It is a textbook in some colleges in America now! SCARS OF A CALABASH MISDEED belongs to a trilogy:THE PATH TO FREEDOM. The other two titles that make this trilogy are THE FREAK and THE SPLIT. Scars of a Calabash Misdeed by Gregory Obuobi has a sequel. It is called THE SPLIT ABSOLUTE. These are all brought to book print. Please go to http://www.sibpub.com, THE SIBSTER PUBLISHERS LTD website.
Gregory is a world distinguished academic journalist. Gregory Ofei Obuobi, the published author, edits and publishes and owns THE SIBSTER FILE JOURNAL – a news and culture magazine readers in Ghana are yet to be blessed with.
Find out how many people in Ghana, even in the Ghana academic circle, know Gregory Yaw Ofei Obuobi.

Please your English is wack!!! This is not educated Ghanaian English. Your punctuations are wack!!!. In fact you have said nothing.
Your contribution or comment is highly incompetent

Mariam, I do not know where you are coming from, you think. But learn from Obuobi Gregory that learning is an everyday, workaday, non-stop process. We learn exploring from scientifically established sources, which sources must needs be acknowledged; we learn direct from the environment incidents of episodes we are made part of; we learn from inspirations from our own life style and life activitivies give birth to. A mighty lot of revelations and enlightenment come to most people of different generations in space and time that are repetitive schooled by nature. In our bid to impress, perhaps, pushed by such outlandish and devilish developments as we have, unfortunately, been forced to accommodate, which untoward unacceptable occurrences are yet unfolding even before our noses, such errors you define plagiarism drop; and these need to be pointed out and acknowledged. It is only a mark of graceful humility and high intelligence to accept the fact of fallibility, which has received cognizance. The Ghana media houses have pointed to their scholarly wisdom, and we are grateful for it. We are all learning; we do learn every moment of our lives. The negligent drop of those two sources of quotes, we acknowledge, is unfortunate.
But where are you, Marian Ansah, coming from, you think, with your prescription of penalties for our acknowledged sins of, as you would have us believe, plagiarism?

We need to talk, don’t we? i was going to refer you to our Professor of Cosmology for our Philosophy course,Dr. Van Hagans; but let me spare you that.