Ghana expects solutions to deficit, power crisis in budget

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BJ 11 years ago

Most of our leaders are damn hopeless.

Most of our leaders are damn hopeless.
NII LARTEY NARTEY 11 years ago

The people and country should not expect nothing new or any reasonable solutions to the huge budget deficit making lives unbearable as this government is certainly short of ideas and have no plans easing the suffering of the ...
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The people and country should not expect nothing new or any reasonable solutions to the huge budget deficit making lives unbearable as this government is certainly short of ideas and have no plans easing the suffering of the ordinary people whilst their private bank accounts is not sufficiently enough for them yet.

I bet the power crisis will be the same if not worse, water will be worse as plans are about to privatized water right here in Ghana, poor unworthy roads which have become death traps will suffer more, hospitals will see more people sent to their untimely graves as no plans for personnel training and clinical improvements and schools will continue to collaps as state fund are diverted into building tall buildings that can hide the criminals over our heads, put more ordinary taxi drivers on our already congested roads as the government plans to use more than 3 million dollars to purchase cars to be used as taxis for laughably unthinkable youth employment programme, unemployment to go sky rocketing with a despicable competition for women, more children and promotion of homosexualism among the so call people at the top led by the immoral President and his homosexual Vice President.

Ghana under these unscrupulously "woyomenized" criminals is a curse and an indication to all that the devil is indeed the ruler of the world. Lord have mercy. Amen!
LINDA 11 years ago

NDC is a evil and curse for Ghana. It is very sad . Ghana is moving back to 1920s . NDC dont want any progress for ghana. They are just there to steal the nations money. But I blame those fools who always vote for this foolis ...
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NDC is a evil and curse for Ghana. It is very sad . Ghana is moving back to 1920s . NDC dont want any progress for ghana. They are just there to steal the nations money. But I blame those fools who always vote for this foolish party like NDC. Tribal voting is destroying ghana. NDC dont want to see ghana becoming successful. is very sad. Let be honest and face the facts. NDC IS SINKING GHANA. THEY DONT KNOW HOW TO LEAD A COUNTRY AND MADE IT SUCCESSFUL. OH GHANA.
Pontius Pilate 11 years ago

but we were told the economy has be stabilized? or this is raised to the power 2? i think this economic jargons are over-used.

but we were told the economy has be stabilized? or this is raised to the power 2? i think this economic jargons are over-used.
Abiri 11 years ago

HOW MUCH OIL MONEY AND CHINESE LOANS ARE THEY GOING TO STEAL THIS TIME?

HOW MUCH OIL MONEY AND CHINESE LOANS ARE THEY GOING TO STEAL THIS TIME?
Segoe 11 years ago

A cow as president? Ghana is not serious. How can a cow be president and expect something from it?

A cow as president? Ghana is not serious. How can a cow be president and expect something from it?
malamus 11 years ago

its high time politicians accept the fact that ghanaians are not ingnorants as perceive.They should do the action and and stop deceiving people with their long speeches. 2016 is around the corner.

its high time politicians accept the fact that ghanaians are not ingnorants as perceive.They should do the action and and stop deceiving people with their long speeches. 2016 is around the corner.
RKB USA 11 years ago

GHANA NEED ELECTRICITY 24 HOUR A DAY
WATER 24 HOUR A DAY AND GOOD ROADS TO
USE IN GHANA WE HAVE TO MOVE FORWARDS
NOT BACKWARDS WHY?. PLEASE GOD HELP US.

GHANA NEED ELECTRICITY 24 HOUR A DAY
WATER 24 HOUR A DAY AND GOOD ROADS TO
USE IN GHANA WE HAVE TO MOVE FORWARDS
NOT BACKWARDS WHY?. PLEASE GOD HELP US.

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