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RE: GETFund Abandons Ghanaian Students Abroad?

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  • SIMPLE LOGIC 11 years ago

    Lamin, how many of you students in Cuba were able to vote in the December 2012 elections? I suppose you as President of NUGS-Cuba and your General Secretary voted for sure.

  • Fulan Nima 11 years ago

    How do you expect to see any improvement from Ghana a nation when a 140-pound man is given a ministery as a minister, in one year the 140-pound man becames 180-pound ma. While in countries that are serious when a 140-pound ma ...
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  • Fulan Nima 11 years ago

    SHAMFUL GHANA

  • Linda 11 years ago

    thank you.

  • Lion. 11 years ago

    Lamin Abdul-Kabir Abdul-Aziz Mahama, first of all well done for voicing out your concerns in such an articulate manner.
    In order to get quick response, i suggest you adhere to the wise words of Malcom X. The government of G ...
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  • T-WISE BAHAI(cuba) 11 years ago

    Lamin if ma checks are right,its been less than 2 weeks since the embassy in havana here met with de 250 students u r claiming are hungry.They explained the issues @ stake to us and gave us one month stipend.So stop going abo ...
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  • Adams 11 years ago

    You are an idiot. The fact that the students have recently arrived in cuba does not necessarily mean that they have enough money to cover all their needs. Do you know how much it cost to get settled in a new town even in Ghan ...
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  • General Yoni 11 years ago

    Baha

    John Mahama said we should think outside the BOX.

    Do you smoke Weeeeeeeeeee?

  • Kofi Nipa 11 years ago

    there are moe than 250 students in cuba. the earlier are all located in one place, the latter are scattered all over the island. if the embassy spoke to the earlier, the rest dont know anything about that.

  • Edu 11 years ago

    I don't blame you, You just arrived and will soon understand what is on the ground. You have not even started your course. Do you know how it takes to live in Cuba for over 4 years now? You will see how your future here will ...
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  • Edu 11 years ago

    I don't blame you, You just arrived and will soon understand what is on the ground. You have not even started your course. Do you know what it takes to live in Cuba for over 4 years now? You will see how your future here will ...
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  • concerned victim 11 years ago

    sweetheart, please do not wash your dirty laundry in public.if you have a personal problem with Lamin,this is not the avenue by which to express it.Lamin is fighting for all students studying in Cuba not just you 250. remembe ...
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  • iddrisu 11 years ago

    From the way YOU understood this article i believe you have difficulty in analysing things around you so i can imagine how simple spanish is torturing you.Let everybody know how many times u have bribed ur teacher to pass ur ...
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  • Lindisima 11 years ago

    pinting or painting?check your spelling mistakes.aqui en cuba,la falta de autografia te puede llevar a un DOS!!! jajajaja.asi que cuidado.con mucho amor! besitos!!!!mwuaaahhh

  • Tijani 11 years ago

    that is shame and disgraceful

  • Jom 11 years ago

    u are lucky, u were given scholarships and u have hope of getting money from Govt....hmmmmm
    Some of us will have clean restaurants to enable us put body and soul together..in Europe even though with better qualifications and ...
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  • General Yoni 11 years ago

    There they GO... A divided front

  • Edu 11 years ago

    I hope I could clean restaurants here as well, but my brother, Cuba is a different place. What happens here is that, our embassy officials sit there in Havana and keep sending false information home, because I think they even ...
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  • kwabena Ampofo 11 years ago

    yes , you are true, but do not forget that maybe you came to Europe on your own to study and you indicated that you can pay your fees and cater for yourself. Students on government scholarships were sent out by the GHANA GOVE ...
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  • Paul Amuna 11 years ago

    It is pleasing to see the president of the Ghana Students in Cuba put across their case so clearly. I hope he has sent a letter to the relevant authorities. This matter needs to be addressed properly at ministerial level. It ...
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  • Alex London 11 years ago

    Politicians are a bunch of professional liers. They will always lie for money and power.

  • Maame 11 years ago

    Our country is managed by unprofessional people and liars! Getfund body should be dissolved if they are incapable of carrying their mandate!

  • Yaw. 11 years ago

    Government should immediately terminate the appointment of the PRO in GETFUND, for deceiving the whole world that monies have been paid into the accounts of students abroad. I am sure if the government had told him that his s ...
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  • NAK 11 years ago

    There is no English word as DELAYANCE. There are too many mistakes in your write-up.

  • hamid 11 years ago

    NURSES compelled to do national service, nurses forced to remain in bolgatanga to do their services, Ghanaian students starving from within Ghana and outside Ghana. MPs to get 50,000 ghana cedis as rent allowances. mps to rec ...
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  • A VICTIM 11 years ago

    Is rather unfortunate to your ignorance and selfish thinking.i ve no doubt u sent the information about that 200 dollars sent home.maybe u re related to any of the people in power and th4 has ur account full that u don't need ...
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  • A VICTIM 11 years ago

    THAT WAS A MISTAKE.I MEANT T WISE BUT I DONT KNOW IF IS T FOOL

  • OKELE 11 years ago

    It is really worrying to hear colleagues in Cuba face similar programs .The situation here is also worse now and is amended with fake promises for the departments in charge of scholarships.

  • Nii Joromi 11 years ago

    Lo siento por ustedes companeritos. Buena suerte. Mientras tanto disfrutan las mulatas lindas. Jajajajajaja

  • Linda 11 years ago

    y las chicas? que vamos a hacer? jajajaja

  • Nii Joromi 11 years ago

    Amiguita mia, acuerdate que tengo planes para las muchachitas. Soy el alcalde de La Habana Vieja. Oiste? Jajajaja

  • Titi 11 years ago

    si tienes un retraso mental,te puedo ayudar.Conozco un medico,un neurologo, que te puede ayudar.que va! since you just came in and i'm sure your spanish is not up to standard all i want to tell you is that you need a neurolog ...
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  • shud 11 years ago

    don't worry,,keep listening to them,,very soon we go home and leave u guys here,,u will regret for listening to the embassy.do u think 250 is enough a compensation after they refused to pay for 4months?

  • sey 11 years ago

    Well done,Mr.president and general secretary.I personal appreciate your relentless effort at making things better for us.It's a shame that we are treated this way.let's hope the authorities listen to our plea.

  • Abeeku Mensah 11 years ago

    There is not a single institution in Ghana that has been successful, even marginally, because we have a National government setup built to fail at every turn.
    The Scholarship Secretariat entity was setup to be used by Ghana' ...
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  • bobolito 11 years ago

    Ghanaian students in Cuba are suffering ! no food to eat... people are being sacked by their landlords... others are selling the belongings just to make ends meet here in cuba... We will simply die of hunger if nothing is don ...
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