Kosmos Energy, two others deliver water to thousands in two districts

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ALAHAJI SEDEDIC GAMBA UP.WEST 11 years ago

THESE ARE THE COMPANIES WE COULD TRUST FOR WATER AND POWER.THEY ARE ALWAYS THERE TO HELP US.

THESE ARE THE COMPANIES WE COULD TRUST FOR WATER AND POWER.THEY ARE ALWAYS THERE TO HELP US.
Olatun 11 years ago

Gosh we are seriously lost in Ghana. Have you checked to find out what their motives are. The areas to which they are supplying water are areas that dont have water problems. The move is to look for other minerals, possibly o ...
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Gosh we are seriously lost in Ghana. Have you checked to find out what their motives are. The areas to which they are supplying water are areas that dont have water problems. The move is to look for other minerals, possibly oil under the pretence of supplying water and avoiding paying lincense fees for searching and drilling. this is how Ghana is being sucked and we get excited at being given pints of water?
wake up brothers and sisters wake up. Give them a year and they will be mining some minerals in the area or prospecting for more iol
manb USA 11 years ago

Yes the aim is to work on the riverbed these steams have alluvial gold under their beds and the possibility of diamond should not be eliminated. People should be aware that there is nothing free on this earth.

Yes the aim is to work on the riverbed these steams have alluvial gold under their beds and the possibility of diamond should not be eliminated. People should be aware that there is nothing free on this earth.
OSEI TAWIAH 11 years ago

At least they did not go through the back door like the Chinese. Who would have helped the Nzema people like they did? Even Nkrumah himself neglected his own people to abject poverty while developing Guinea and Mali. Tell me ...
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At least they did not go through the back door like the Chinese. Who would have helped the Nzema people like they did? Even Nkrumah himself neglected his own people to abject poverty while developing Guinea and Mali. Tell me which Government in Ghana had ever helped the people of Nzema before Kuffuor and his NPP discovered the oil? S
OSEI TAWIAH 11 years ago

I think you are just panicking out of fear. COSMOS is in Ghana to look for as much oil, gas and other resources as they can, this is why they are in Ghana. NDC is now enjoying their surplus. This donation is only a gesture f ...
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I think you are just panicking out of fear. COSMOS is in Ghana to look for as much oil, gas and other resources as they can, this is why they are in Ghana. NDC is now enjoying their surplus. This donation is only a gesture from a fraction of what they have already received.

So allow them to donate to the Nzema people because a large bulk of what they give to Ghana goes to Mahama and his bandits. The land where the oil comes from has so far got nothing from the booty.
GOSHOOO 11 years ago

PROBABLY THE 2 BASINS HAVE OIL, GAS, GOLD AND LOT MINERALS BENEATH WHO KNOWS AND SOONER THEY WILL START EXPLOITING THESE AREAS SINCE SLAVERY BUY DRINKS AND FEW DOLLARS TO BUY OUR LEADERS WHILES THE REST OF THE GENERATION CONT ...
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PROBABLY THE 2 BASINS HAVE OIL, GAS, GOLD AND LOT MINERALS BENEATH WHO KNOWS AND SOONER THEY WILL START EXPLOITING THESE AREAS SINCE SLAVERY BUY DRINKS AND FEW DOLLARS TO BUY OUR LEADERS WHILES THE REST OF THE GENERATION CONTINUE TO SUFFER. DR. NKRUMAH WILL HAVE STOP THESE CORRUPT FOLKS ONE TIME.
GOSH 11 years ago

THEY WILL ALWAYS BULID CLINICS AND NOT HOSPITALS WHICH SHOULD BE EQUIPED WITH MODERN TECHNOLOGY EQUIPMENT. WHEN THEY SICK THEY WILL BE FLOWN OUT OF THE COUNTRY FOR THEIR COMFORT YET THE PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY ARE STACK WITH ...
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THEY WILL ALWAYS BULID CLINICS AND NOT HOSPITALS WHICH SHOULD BE EQUIPED WITH MODERN TECHNOLOGY EQUIPMENT. WHEN THEY SICK THEY WILL BE FLOWN OUT OF THE COUNTRY FOR THEIR COMFORT YET THE PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY ARE STACK WITH BASIC CLINICS WHICH HAVE NOTHING TO DO BASIC SURGERY.
Sankofa 11 years ago

This is the least Kosmos and the other multinationals can do.

It certainly is better than what companies like Anglogold and Valco did for their communities.

Anglogold in particular has a lot to answer for. The rape of ...
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This is the least Kosmos and the other multinationals can do.

It certainly is better than what companies like Anglogold and Valco did for their communities.

Anglogold in particular has a lot to answer for. The rape of our country has continued since the Portuguese first arrived in 1493 with Don Diogo d'Azambuja.

We ask the multinationals to fulfill their tax obligations, even if they are entitled to tax holidays per the bogus agreements signed with them by our leaders.
ed 11 years ago

why is it that black countries are and remain stupid, we have all we need to provide for our needs but we still depends on whites or euro peen companies to help us, they come steal our resources and reseal to us,this is becau ...
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why is it that black countries are and remain stupid, we have all we need to provide for our needs but we still depends on whites or euro peen companies to help us, they come steal our resources and reseal to us,this is because we have stupid and greedy leaders who do not think.
James Y 11 years ago

Kosmos Energy may well have been looking for oil and minerals and using the construction of the water plant as pretext. Nevertheless, providing the plant is more than welcome to a people who have, for many years, yearned for ...
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Kosmos Energy may well have been looking for oil and minerals and using the construction of the water plant as pretext. Nevertheless, providing the plant is more than welcome to a people who have, for many years, yearned for pure pipe-borne water.

The area itself is long suspected to have oil and minerals, but it has not been verified, scientifically or physically. Along the sea shore of Kehen and Eloni, near Beyin, where a stream enters the sea, at sun set, an oil resin reflects the surface of the soft muddy sand. A soft clay is also abound beneath the sand along that particular area of the shore. This has made people to believe there is some kind of mineral or oil in the area. If there is, and Kosmos Energy were to find it, it's all well and good for the development of the district; that is, if the environmental implication is adequately dealt with.
AB 11 years ago

These oil companies will throw crumbs to the natives but carry the lot away. this has been their tactics since 1829,when BP, Shell and Exon Mobil met to share the worlds oil among themselves. Where they are constrained to get ...
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These oil companies will throw crumbs to the natives but carry the lot away. this has been their tactics since 1829,when BP, Shell and Exon Mobil met to share the worlds oil among themselves. Where they are constrained to get their way they instigate conflict, like in libya, Iraq etc. See the Secrets of the Seven Sisters, Tuesday 2000Hrs GMT, Aljezeera. These neo-colonialist will continue to strangle us.
ed 11 years ago

Ghana must be careful this oil thing can bring war to Ghana.

Ghana must be careful this oil thing can bring war to Ghana.
Egya Blay 11 years ago

Hey buddies, great comments but as we are aware Ghana always throw opportunities aboard, I wonder even if they (COSMOS) went through the right contractual regulations.Were they monitored during the execution phase of the proj ...
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Hey buddies, great comments but as we are aware Ghana always throw opportunities aboard, I wonder even if they (COSMOS) went through the right contractual regulations.Were they monitored during the execution phase of the project? Hey" '' Neo-colonialism, the last stage of imperialism''. We must open closed eyes''.What is £500,000 to a company siphoning millions, if not billions of dollars from Ghana? Is the water supplied to the various households or still have to carry the neck-breaking pans? Ah!I still cannot understand the black-man.

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