Baako urges govt to dialogue with TUC

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• concern citizen 10 years ago

  Thank you Kwaku Baako,that is the only way.infact I am calling on the govt to privatised it, since they cannot deliver,and cannot understand workers.

  Thank you Kwaku Baako,that is the only way.infact I am calling on the govt to privatised it, since they cannot deliver,and cannot understand workers.

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• concern citizen 10 years ago

  I want to know who is in charge?the politicians or the president?things fall apart the center cannot hold.They waste money on stamp.who post letter when he can sent a text message faster?Even the west has rejected GM Food,but ...
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  I want to know who is in charge?the politicians or the president?things fall apart the center cannot hold.They waste money on stamp.who post letter when he can sent a text message faster?Even the west has rejected GM Food,but Mahama is forcing it into our throats.I will call for massive demo.

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• messa 10 years ago

  YOUR RESISTANCE TO THE ILLEGAL ,IMORAL UTILITY RATE HIKE OF 69% IS SUPORTED BY ALL GHANA PEOPLE
  GOD BLESS YOU FOR YOUR COURAGE AND LEADERSHIP AND STANDING FOR ORDINARY GHANA FALKS.

  YOUR RESISTANCE TO THE ILLEGAL ,IMORAL UTILITY RATE HIKE OF 69% IS SUPORTED BY ALL GHANA PEOPLE
  GOD BLESS YOU FOR YOUR COURAGE AND LEADERSHIP AND STANDING FOR ORDINARY GHANA FALKS.

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• Nicholas J Bedzo 10 years ago

  We should not drag this case among
  ourseves,dialogue will yield nothing,
  Consumer,if you like it use it what is the dialogue for? Be wise

  We should not drag this case among
  ourseves,dialogue will yield nothing,
  Consumer,if you like it use it what is the dialogue for? Be wise

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• OPANIN KWAKU ATTA 10 years ago

  THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD BAN ALL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES FROM JOINING THIS BOGUS UNION.THEY HAVE OUTLIVED THEIR USEFULNESS.THE T.U.C SHOULD WORK HAND IN HAND WITH THE GOVERNMENT NOT THE OTHER WAY ROUND.

  THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD BAN ALL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES FROM JOINING THIS BOGUS UNION.THEY HAVE OUTLIVED THEIR USEFULNESS.THE T.U.C SHOULD WORK HAND IN HAND WITH THE GOVERNMENT NOT THE OTHER WAY ROUND.

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• messa 10 years ago

  and have the suport of the people of ghana ,to stand up to the govrenment ripp off of allowing such a hugh utility rate hike impose on ghana people.
  [ you are dead wrong on the issue here kwaku and for sure you on the s ...
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  and have the suport of the people of ghana ,to stand up to the govrenment ripp off of allowing such a hugh utility rate hike impose on ghana people.
  [ you are dead wrong on the issue here kwaku and for sure you on the side of the evil govrenment against oridnary ghana people rather then stand with the people against this injustice]

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• Ishaq 10 years ago

  Did the TUC raise the automatic tariff adjustment issue at the recent meeting on the tariff increases or was it after the meeting that this reminder was made?
  I believe not everybody understands what the problem is. Those wh ...
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  Did the TUC raise the automatic tariff adjustment issue at the recent meeting on the tariff increases or was it after the meeting that this reminder was made?
  I believe not everybody understands what the problem is. Those who attempt to explain it talk in percentages and not in cedis and pesewas. Why not make it simple by telling the customers how much they are now paying for electricity and how much they will be expected to pay with the new increases. The only person who dealt with this as far as know is Tarzan who compared the cost of a candle to that of a kw electrity.
  To make a good case for or against the increase one must have clear view of the situation. The questions are: how much does it cost the companies to generate and ditribute electricity and how much do they earn as income?. How much do they have as profit? I think they have to pay money to the government, buy new equipment, do research and their day to day expenditure. If after all these considerations we think they have made far too much profit, then we can scream at them. We want the electricity to flow so we must find a way out. Leaders of some organisations try to use the general public as shield for their aims. They fail to consider both sides of the case they are dealing with. Come with your figures and justify your case. Perhaps we have forgotten the blackout so soon. If we don't come to terms with our problems now, we will be in a a worse situation in the very near future. Some people delayed in taking action and that's why we are in this situation now.

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