World Bank support for development of PPP in Ghana

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OBURONIBA FITAFITA 10 years ago

The World Bank must first ask where all their loans to this country are placed before they add more repayment burden to us.This will be a good gift to the THIEVES who are ready like crocodiles at the banks of ponds to pounce ...
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The World Bank must first ask where all their loans to this country are placed before they add more repayment burden to us.This will be a good gift to the THIEVES who are ready like crocodiles at the banks of ponds to pounce for a bite. THIEVES !!
JM IS PRESIDENT 10 years ago

THE FORMER NPP GOVT REALLY HAD A GOOD TIME RAPING GHANA!!! SELLING OFF GHANA'S PROPERTIES AROUND THE WORLD: REAL ESTATE, SHIPS, OIL!!! WOW!!! AND THEY HAVE NO SHAME POINTING FINGERS, WRITING AND SAYING NONSENSE, CRITICIZING M ...
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THE FORMER NPP GOVT REALLY HAD A GOOD TIME RAPING GHANA!!! SELLING OFF GHANA'S PROPERTIES AROUND THE WORLD: REAL ESTATE, SHIPS, OIL!!! WOW!!! AND THEY HAVE NO SHAME POINTING FINGERS, WRITING AND SAYING NONSENSE, CRITICIZING MAHAMA'S YOUNG GOVT!!!
Shelter Lotsu 10 years ago

PPP is the way to go. Our economy is growing leaving a huge infrastructure gap to be filled. Government has no such financial resources to meet the growing demand of infrastructure provision to support the growing economy. I ...
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PPP is the way to go. Our economy is growing leaving a huge infrastructure gap to be filled. Government has no such financial resources to meet the growing demand of infrastructure provision to support the growing economy. I hope the World bank will look inside of Ghana for experts to help this process. Thank you.
NON-ALIGNED 10 years ago

Lotsu or whatever you call yourself....
you don't sound like you understand the machinations of the World Bank and the IMF.....

Please go carry out your research and tell me how many African nations who have signed to the ...
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Lotsu or whatever you call yourself....
you don't sound like you understand the machinations of the World Bank and the IMF.....

Please go carry out your research and tell me how many African nations who have signed to these lot have had a stable economy or developed to humane proportions?

They are just a front to exploit our rich natural resources for the benefit of the West in the name of globalization.

Apart from that they have also managed to put in place puppets and stooges like K4 and his cronies and Mahama and his cronies to make all this stupid PPP rubbish to be put in place. Think deeply about it.

The government have a lot of financial resources in our lands........what has happened to our gold and oil? If puppets like K4 signs 11% for our oil on behalf of corporate Ghana - what do you expect? The JJs and Sam Jonah selling our gold to receive less than 3% then we are doomed!

We are sitting on riches and we claim to be POOR?? "IN THE ABUNDANCE OF WATER, THE FOOL IS THIRSTY" - by Bob Marley.

These so-called leaders are all part of the 'secret deals' orchestrated by the World Bank and IMF in favour of the West and in favour of the puppets' families. Theses puppets are instruments of the West! Don't you Africans get it??????????? God Bless!

GOD BLESS GHANA!
AFRICAN FOREVER!
OKOE 10 years ago

THIS IS A CONCEPT THAT IS LAUDABLE ON PAPER BUT DIFFICULT TO IMPLEMENT. WHERE I LIVE NOW, THEY HAVE USED THIS CONCEPT AND THE RESULTS ARE NOT WHAT TO WRITE HOME ABOUT. IT STARTS WITH HOW THE CONTRACT IS WORDED, SECONDLY THE ...
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THIS IS A CONCEPT THAT IS LAUDABLE ON PAPER BUT DIFFICULT TO IMPLEMENT. WHERE I LIVE NOW, THEY HAVE USED THIS CONCEPT AND THE RESULTS ARE NOT WHAT TO WRITE HOME ABOUT. IT STARTS WITH HOW THE CONTRACT IS WORDED, SECONDLY THE IMPLEMENTATION AND LASTLY WHO TAKES THE BLAME IF THINGS START CRUMBLING. GHANA BEWARE AND DO DUE DILIGENCE. ALWAYS REMEMBER JUDGEMENT DEBTS IN ALL YOUR ACTIONS.
NON-ALIGNED 10 years ago

COMMONWEALTH!!!! The meeting of it's so-called leaders are meeting in Sri Lanka and it is going unnoticed....WHY IS THAT?

- Is it because we Africans see nothing being from it but, a few nations scrounging on arrangements ...
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COMMONWEALTH!!!! The meeting of it's so-called leaders are meeting in Sri Lanka and it is going unnoticed....WHY IS THAT?

- Is it because we Africans see nothing being from it but, a few nations scrounging on arrangements to rape our continent of its rich natural resources on the CHEAP??? To the detriment of OUR PEOPLE; especially OUR CHILDREN???

- Can any sane being, explain to me why Ghana and many African nations, for that matter, are still part of this so-called 'commonwealth' - where the wealth of its member nations is not commonly shared?

- We are we still in it and what does it benefit is it to OUR CITIZENS????
ANY IDEAS????

Then to this PPP thing......This was a concept designed and fashioned in the UK in the early 90's to aid develop their country.....We once again have blindly taken it on board, without strengthening our institutions to cope to the level of bureaucracy, nepotism and corruption associated with its implementation.

As usual, it is from abroad and its working for them, so it would automatically work for us.........
WHAT KIND OF HUMANS ARE WE? CAN'T WE THINK FOR OURSELVES?
Once again being educated under the colonialists system and speaking their 'lingo' does not guarantee being and think like them!

We as human beings...CREATED BY GOD! Should and be able to THINK for ourselves based on the challenges we face within our surroundings!!!

Yes! this is another easy way and strategy for the World Bank to use the Wests's corporate businesses to get a stranglehold on our rich natural resources.......all in the name of globalization - (another name for gobbling our resources).

It has even gotten to the stage where PPP is place to deposit TOXIC WASTE from the West to our shores!!!!

WHAT ON EARTH IS WRONG WITH US???????

GOD BLESS GHANA!
AFRICAN FOREVER!

World Bank support for development of PPP in Ghana

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