President mahama is on course

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GHANABA 1 10 years ago

There is much confusion in the minds of the NDC and President Mahama as to exactly which direction the Ghanaian economy is actually travelling.They are in the wrong direction but pretending to be in the right direction,Huh,Sh ...
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There is much confusion in the minds of the NDC and President Mahama as to exactly which direction the Ghanaian economy is actually travelling.They are in the wrong direction but pretending to be in the right direction,Huh,Shame on you.
JAMREAH 10 years ago

PLEASE COMPUTERISE ALL THE INSTITUITIONS AND BUILD A DATABASE WHICH SHALL BE NETWORKED FOR EVERYBODY TO ACCESS THE DOCUMENTS.WITHOUT COMPUTERISATION AND THE OLD AND PRIMITIVE PAPER WORK WE SHALL GO NO WHERE.CIVILIZED COUNTRIE ...
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PLEASE COMPUTERISE ALL THE INSTITUITIONS AND BUILD A DATABASE WHICH SHALL BE NETWORKED FOR EVERYBODY TO ACCESS THE DOCUMENTS.WITHOUT COMPUTERISATION AND THE OLD AND PRIMITIVE PAPER WORK WE SHALL GO NO WHERE.CIVILIZED COUNTRIES HAVE STOPPED CARRYING FILES PAPERS FROM OFFICE TO OFFICE.LET ICT DO THE WORK FOR US.
Pontius Pilate 10 years ago

to say that investigations were at the prime initiative of cabinet is not entirely accurate. Interest in GYEEDA rot actually emanated from startling revelations in the media and government had no choice but to take that actio ...
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to say that investigations were at the prime initiative of cabinet is not entirely accurate. Interest in GYEEDA rot actually emanated from startling revelations in the media and government had no choice but to take that action.

if you will admit, if you had known the extent of damage i believe you will not have gone down that road and had it not been for the public outcry, the said report would have been classified just as we are seeing with the market fires report.

the problem with you politicians is that truth has eluded you completely to the extent that even acknowledging that someone's work revealed the rot is difficult for you. you want to take credit for everything.

unfortunately apathy on the part of our intellectuals who are to look at things from neutral perspectives as well as life's difficulties which has perpetually fixed our gaze mostly on survival issues have eroded our retentive abilities to remember and follow what goes on around us.

for these reasons you politicians are having a field day but trust that it is just a matter of time. i believe all of you are coming to terms with the gathering storm of the people's anger. all this PR gimmicks would not help. when everybody is up and doing, there would be no need for you to take your long pen and paper to try and convince us that the president is working.

it is child's play
Obiba 10 years ago

Look at who is defending corruption in NDC. Afriyie-Ankra where did you get the money to buy the two houses at East Legon. After looting your share as deputy minister at the Local Government your are protecting the rest of yo ...
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Look at who is defending corruption in NDC. Afriyie-Ankra where did you get the money to buy the two houses at East Legon. After looting your share as deputy minister at the Local Government your are protecting the rest of your NDC cohorts. Thieve like you defending John Mahama and NDC. God will punish you and your family who are enjoying the loot.
kwasi 10 years ago

We have tired of him.

We have tired of him.
kwasi 10 years ago

lisern to nonsense talk by some one mentioning that Silly Goat Mahama, we Ghanaians ve tired of you Thiefs Mahama and the NDC party . Its only fools who voted for that Aboa Mahama.

lisern to nonsense talk by some one mentioning that Silly Goat Mahama, we Ghanaians ve tired of you Thiefs Mahama and the NDC party . Its only fools who voted for that Aboa Mahama.
the Duke 10 years ago

You have just confirmed that you lack the will to prosecute corrupt officials. by declaring that your critics have no moral right to complain, you have pronounced them guilty of corruption as well. Yet You kept quiet until th ...
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You have just confirmed that you lack the will to prosecute corrupt officials. by declaring that your critics have no moral right to complain, you have pronounced them guilty of corruption as well. Yet You kept quiet until they talked about yours. Cut the rhetoric. This letter should not have been written.
iddi 10 years ago

WHERE IS ANASS ARMEYAW ANASS?

WHERE IS ANASS ARMEYAW ANASS?
Chiga 10 years ago

Let's stop coming out with messages and rationalisations and work on issues. The government risk losing credibility and public interest with these unnecessary statements from members of government.

Let's stop coming out with messages and rationalisations and work on issues. The government risk losing credibility and public interest with these unnecessary statements from members of government.
Papa Yaw 10 years ago

How

How
Oso 10 years ago

You are one of the parasites hurting mahama and our nation.You don't tell him the truth and he won't go and find things out himself, but rather feed on your bloody lies.Boy, no condition is permanent.Keep lying, bastard!!!!

You are one of the parasites hurting mahama and our nation.You don't tell him the truth and he won't go and find things out himself, but rather feed on your bloody lies.Boy, no condition is permanent.Keep lying, bastard!!!!
wigit guit 10 years ago

ON COURSE TO DOOOOOMMMMMM

ON COURSE TO DOOOOOMMMMMM
Queen 10 years ago

On course to plunge us deeper and deeper into the Atlantic ocean.

On course to plunge us deeper and deeper into the Atlantic ocean.
OPEN MINDED SAINT 10 years ago

Yes very good prez with clear vision. He needs positive support as he will be a great prez

Yes very good prez with clear vision. He needs positive support as he will be a great prez

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