NPP boycott is to serve partisan interests- Young Democrats

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agyabroni 11 years ago

NPP WHERE ARE YOUR LAWYERS? THE PREZ IS DULY RECOGNISED BY THE CONSTITUTION.SITTING PREZ.YOU ARE CHALLENGING HIS ELECTION BY THE EC.BUT NOW,HE IS DULY AND CONSTITUTIONALLY RECOGNIZSD AS PREZ.RESPECT THE LAWS OF THE LAND.DO YO ...
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NPP WHERE ARE YOUR LAWYERS? THE PREZ IS DULY RECOGNISED BY THE CONSTITUTION.SITTING PREZ.YOU ARE CHALLENGING HIS ELECTION BY THE EC.BUT NOW,HE IS DULY AND CONSTITUTIONALLY RECOGNIZSD AS PREZ.RESPECT THE LAWS OF THE LAND.DO YOUR RESP. AS IF THERE IS NO 'SOMETHING'GOING ON. WHEN THE TIME COMES YOU CAN THEN SAY 'THANK YOU SCG' WHETHER GOOD OR BAD.BE CLEAR IN MIND APPROACH AND JUST WAIT.PARTICIPATE IN EVERYTHING.AND OPEN YOUR MINDS.RIGHT NOW MR.MAHAMA IS THE PREZ WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT.NOT LIKING IT WOULD CHANGE NOTHING! RESPECT THE CONST.
IDRIS PACAS 11 years ago

Whether NPP MPs are in parliament or not, they won't be any arbitrariness in any bill before the legislature. In the first parliament of the Fourth Republic, they were absent, yet NDC laid a solid foundation for our democracy ...
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Whether NPP MPs are in parliament or not, they won't be any arbitrariness in any bill before the legislature. In the first parliament of the Fourth Republic, they were absent, yet NDC laid a solid foundation for our democracy. There was NDC before NPP and Ghana will prosper without them. They should quickly and in principle boycott their salaries and allowances too. So, Young Democrats and GBA, spare Ghanaians time to concentrate on govt business.
SHAMO 11 years ago

NDC CAN GO ON WITH THEIR DISGRACED VETTING! NPP DONT HAVE HANDS IN IT!! GO ON DO IT AS USUAL "RUBBER STAMP" PARLIAMENT HAHAHA! WHICH NATION WILL RESPECT THIS RUBBER STAMP GOVT?

NDC CAN GO ON WITH THEIR DISGRACED VETTING! NPP DONT HAVE HANDS IN IT!! GO ON DO IT AS USUAL "RUBBER STAMP" PARLIAMENT HAHAHA! WHICH NATION WILL RESPECT THIS RUBBER STAMP GOVT?
ETWE YE DE HAMBURG 11 years ago

THEY CAN GO TO HELL BUT NOT WITH OUR GH50.000.STUPID-SENSELESS-USELESS BOYCOTTIES:NPP NKWASIAFOH NKOAAH:

THEY CAN GO TO HELL BUT NOT WITH OUR GH50.000.STUPID-SENSELESS-USELESS BOYCOTTIES:NPP NKWASIAFOH NKOAAH:
HolyGhost 11 years ago

I do not understand why they should recieve pay for doing nothing, if they choose to boycot parliament then they should not be paid, full stop

I do not understand why they should recieve pay for doing nothing, if they choose to boycot parliament then they should not be paid, full stop
nana yaw 11 years ago

NPP ARE MAKING A GREAT MISTAKE,BECAUSE THEIR POLITICAL FUTURE IS COLLAPSING.

NPP ARE MAKING A GREAT MISTAKE,BECAUSE THEIR POLITICAL FUTURE IS COLLAPSING.
ETWE YE DE HAMBURG 11 years ago

IF YOU TAKE OUR GH50.000 FOR NOTHING;WE WOULD CURSE YOU WITH ANTOA:SO NPP BOYCOTTIES BOYCOTT THIS MONEY TOO:NKWASIAFOH KUO:

IF YOU TAKE OUR GH50.000 FOR NOTHING;WE WOULD CURSE YOU WITH ANTOA:SO NPP BOYCOTTIES BOYCOTT THIS MONEY TOO:NKWASIAFOH KUO:
AyiOgladzo 11 years ago

POLITICIANS in GHANA are SELF SERVING. They get elected by the PEOPLE on PROMISES that THEY never intend to FULFIL. Their main AIM is simply to make as MUCH WEALTH by the PERIOD they serve in PARLIAMENT. Some of them do not a ...
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POLITICIANS in GHANA are SELF SERVING. They get elected by the PEOPLE on PROMISES that THEY never intend to FULFIL. Their main AIM is simply to make as MUCH WEALTH by the PERIOD they serve in PARLIAMENT. Some of them do not attend sessions in PARLIAMENT and even when they do they do nothing TO help to alleviate the PLIGHT of the PEOPLE. THEY SHOUT obscenities at each other and NOTHING GETs DONE EXCEPT AWARD THEMSELVES HUGH ALLOWANCEs AT THE EXPENSE OF the POOR GHANAIAN TAXPAYERS. THEY ARE KNOWN collectively AS THE GREEDY BASTARDS and the NAME FITs them very ACCURATELY!!! SUE ME if you THINK I am LYING!! JUST LOOK AT THE way they've STARTED ALREADY!
HolyGhost 11 years ago

Nobody can sue you bruv, they are all just greedy bastards and that is the truth.

Nobody can sue you bruv, they are all just greedy bastards and that is the truth.
AyiOgladzo 11 years ago

POLITICIANS in GHANA are SELF SERVING. They get elected by the PEOPLE on PROMISES that THEY never intend to FULFIL. Their main AIM is simply to make as MUCH WEALTH by the PERIOD they serve in PARLIAMENT. Some of them do not a ...
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POLITICIANS in GHANA are SELF SERVING. They get elected by the PEOPLE on PROMISES that THEY never intend to FULFIL. Their main AIM is simply to make as MUCH WEALTH by the PERIOD they serve in PARLIAMENT. Some of them do not attend sessions in PARLIAMENT and even when they do they do nothing TO help to alleviate the PLIGHT of the PEOPLE. THEY SHOUT obscenities at each other and NOTHING GETs DONE EXCEPT AWARD THEMSELVES HUGH ALLOWANCEs AT THE EXPENSE OF the POOR GHANAIAN TAXPAYERS. THEY ARE KNOWN collectively AS THE GREEDY BASTARDS and the NAME FITs them very ACCURATELY!!! SUE ME if you THINK I am LYING!! JUST LOOK AT THE way they've STARTED ALREADY!
AyiOgladzo 11 years ago

POLITICIANS in GHANA are SELF SERVING. They get elected by the PEOPLE on PROMISES that THEY never intend to FULFIL. Their main AIM is simply to make as MUCH WEALTH by the PERIOD they serve in PARLIAMENT. Some of them do not a ...
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POLITICIANS in GHANA are SELF SERVING. They get elected by the PEOPLE on PROMISES that THEY never intend to FULFIL. Their main AIM is simply to make as MUCH WEALTH by the PERIOD they serve in PARLIAMENT. Some of them do not attend sessions in PARLIAMENT and even when they do they do nothing TO help to alleviate the PLIGHT of the PEOPLE. THEY SHOUT obscenities at each other and NOTHING GETs DONE EXCEPT AWARD THEMSELVES HUGH ALLOWANCEs AT THE EXPENSE OF the POOR GHANAIAN TAXPAYERS. THEY ARE KNOWN collectively AS THE GREEDY BASTARDS and the NAME FITs them very ACCURATELY!!! SUE ME if you THINK I am LYING!! JUST LOOK AT THE way they've STARTED ALREADY!
Shatta 11 years ago

Well done

Well done
THIEF MAHAMA 11 years ago

Next time don't steal the mandate of the people.....What we are experiencing in NDC-Ghana

Next time don't steal the mandate of the people.....What we are experiencing in NDC-Ghana
kikiri 11 years ago

KIKIKIKIKI

KIKIKIKIKI
HolyGhost 11 years ago

And, kukukukuku and huhu sem

And, kukukukuku and huhu sem
kikiri 11 years ago

RHEHEHEHEHEHEHEEHEH

RHEHEHEHEHEHEHEEHEH
AKASI MARTHA ARIZONA USA 11 years ago

NPP KYENKYE PEOPLE, WANTS ANOTHER FUNERAL IN PARLIAMENT. NPP HAVE DRESSED LIKE THIS BEFORE AND WE ALL KNOW WHAT HAPPEN. NPPIANS YOU ARE KILLING YOUR PARTY SLOWLY.

NPP KYENKYE PEOPLE, WANTS ANOTHER FUNERAL IN PARLIAMENT. NPP HAVE DRESSED LIKE THIS BEFORE AND WE ALL KNOW WHAT HAPPEN. NPPIANS YOU ARE KILLING YOUR PARTY SLOWLY.
Paul Amuna 11 years ago

I do not know who these "NDC young democrats" are but it is refreshing to see them supporting the GBA and AFAG, the latter a pro-NPP lobby group, on an action by NPP MPs which is counter productive. We need more consensus po ...
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I do not know who these "NDC young democrats" are but it is refreshing to see them supporting the GBA and AFAG, the latter a pro-NPP lobby group, on an action by NPP MPs which is counter productive. We need more consensus politics and not the name calling, insults and paralysing actions so far aimed at causing chaos and "making the nation ungovernable".
Nii Soo 11 years ago

dont pay those lazy NPP idiots

dont pay those lazy NPP idiots
Atsiglini gbemelao 11 years ago

The npp hhas no wise people in it or following it.That is why we have such a poor group of idiots in court challenging a the most transparent elections ever held in Ghana with their so called evidence. Fools.

The npp hhas no wise people in it or following it.That is why we have such a poor group of idiots in court challenging a the most transparent elections ever held in Ghana with their so called evidence. Fools.

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