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TUC to go ahead with strike despite police excuses

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  • DEE 9 years ago

    IT'S GOING TO BE PEACEFUL BUT SHOULD THERE BE ANY CONFUSION, HOW WILL THE POLICE HELP WITH THEIR SMALL PERSONNEL.REMEMBER WE HAVE BAD GUYS OUT THERE,SIR.I BELIEVE PARADING ON THE STREETS OF THE REGIONS ARE SAFER THAN CROWDING ...
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  • YOUNGER 9 years ago

    NPP BEHIND ALL THESE

  • insight to the bone 9 years ago

    We all know the conspiracy to murder and kill Mills was engineered by the pepeni/ayigbe wicked anti Akan agenda and one of the triggers was the reestablishment of diplomatic relations with our brothers the Isrealis . Now they ...
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  • OLD SOLDIER 9 years ago

    Author: OYOKOBA.....

    How I wish I had the wherewithal to appoint this man, Amidu as the Attorney General again.

    John Dramani Mahama has no shame and no credibility otherwise he would have appointed this one and only goo ...
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  • osei yaw - ksi 9 years ago

    They want to paint a bad picture about this Gov't. but the gov't is doing well as compared to NPP 8 years.
    In their 5 years we have seen 3 public universities in the Ghana-V/R,B/A and E/R. NPP should name me one University i ...
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  • AMA Atta 9 years ago

    Please stop this none sense you are spewing,it's sickening.
    I am non-partisan but Ghanaian and I can see a useless government when I see one.
    This government has taken it to the next level of corruption,incompetence and stu ...
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  • YAW USA 9 years ago

    SOME OF THIS GHANAIANS ARE STILL FOOLS AND THEY DON'T SEE WHERE THE COUNTRY IS HEADING TOO.. THEY WILL SUFFER MORE THAN THIS AT LEAST AM NOT IN THE COUNTRY SO I DON'T GIVE A FUCK BUT WE HAVE FAMILY THERE..

  • Yokofio- Adenta 9 years ago

    NPP bribed him to demonstrate against the gov't they can win election in 2016. but we live to see.

  • Canada 9 years ago

    Osei Yaw where is the university in E/R located? What is the status of the ones at B/A and V/R? you say things without facts. If you don't know, please just shut up nobody is compelling you to comment. Kapish?

  • Amega 9 years ago

    Very interesting and sad. Is it not true that the TUC boss was on the board of SSNIT that approved the huhudious sale of Merchant Bank to the president's brother? Doesn't he feel ashamed for being part? Workers need to whip h ...
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  • JEFF PPP 9 years ago

    BLAME NPP FOR ALL THESE STRIKES

  • Papa Yaw. 9 years ago

    Why

  • Joe Okay 9 years ago

    Kofi Asamoah is a dead goat who should retire by now but is keeping on keeping on. The Month of JULY the Akans call it KITAWONSA - SYMBOLISING A CHALLENGING MONTH, BECAREFUL, HOLD ON, ETC. KOFI ASAMOAH and the TUC are RATHER ...
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  • Jerry Sodeman 9 years ago

    There are already too many people here who are not working. Working is part of the way forward. Not working is a step backwards. It is an error to think that the government can solve all of Ghana's problems and create pros ...
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  • Nana Kwadwo 9 years ago

    It's unfortunate it has gotten to this in our beautiful Ghana.

    When the masses complained, the country's leadership sang and danced "yentie obiaa"...

    It hurts to think of the economic cost of the strikes to the nation ...
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  • Kwame 9 years ago

    The state does not manufacture, trade and is only involved in the distribution of utilities. The unions went to negotiation and got what they want and if they are not satisfied they have to go by the rules regarding collectiv ...
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  • Evans Der Kuunyigr 9 years ago

    Government should do something about this before it gets out of hand.It wil affect the nation greatly if this strike should go on.As at now,we are very serious as to proceed with this strike.!!!!

  • Joeman 9 years ago

    Ghana is not for TUC. People must be told what they failed to know.Why can't we reason out solutions at our work places as technocrats,but only good at agitation for undeserved salaries and wages? Who has ever organised a de ...
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  • kwame 9 years ago

    I will like to know from the minister, If the Dead is more important than the living? The minister wanted TUC probably to change the date because of commemorate of the late President which sound irresponsible in the part of t ...
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  • Joeman 9 years ago

    Who doesn't need progress? Unfortunately however, in Ghana where everything exist knowledge is expended on destruction . A stone at the bed of a river will never be moist except cold.

  • Civil Servant 9 years ago

    Kofi Asamoah reduce your beer intake and you will cope with the economy. The economic hardship should help us change our frivolous life styles. Let us discipline our spending.

  • joe 9 years ago

    TUC to go ahead with strike despite police excuses

  • John 9 years ago

    All these strikes wouldn't solve our economic situation.let us all unite and thing the way forward and stop all these actions.