Traders defy leaders and open shops

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manu 9 years ago

well said Ms Ama,but i heared your boss saying the finincial inst wld not come after any trader as they are aware of the politicl strike.GUTA gen sec wld negotiate with the banks on your behalf.

well said Ms Ama,but i heared your boss saying the finincial inst wld not come after any trader as they are aware of the politicl strike.GUTA gen sec wld negotiate with the banks on your behalf.
Nana Kwame 9 years ago

GUTA will not be there to pay for the rising interest on the loan. A good decision you took, Ms Ama.

GUTA will not be there to pay for the rising interest on the loan. A good decision you took, Ms Ama.
NANA 9 years ago

WHY NOT CONTINUE,ACCRA IS NOT LIKE KUMASI.MIND U GUTA, YOUR MEMBERS ARE NOT ON GOV PAY ROLL THERFORE CAN NOT STAY HOME AS THE LEADERS MAY WISH.YOU ARE ONLY ADDING PAIN TO THE INJURY AND CAUSING FINANCIAL LOSS TO YOUR MEMBERS. ...
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WHY NOT CONTINUE,ACCRA IS NOT LIKE KUMASI.MIND U GUTA, YOUR MEMBERS ARE NOT ON GOV PAY ROLL THERFORE CAN NOT STAY HOME AS THE LEADERS MAY WISH.YOU ARE ONLY ADDING PAIN TO THE INJURY AND CAUSING FINANCIAL LOSS TO YOUR MEMBERS.THEY ARE SELF EMPLOYEES
Nii 9 years ago

It is true and everyone know that Ashantis dont like schooling but rather small and medium scale business men. Therefore this socalled GUTA happens to be most Ashantis as its membership. Now the NPP would use anything possibl ...
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It is true and everyone know that Ashantis dont like schooling but rather small and medium scale business men. Therefore this socalled GUTA happens to be most Ashantis as its membership. Now the NPP would use anything possible to derail the Mahamas administration. No wonder just after the failed demo in Kumasi they now use their Military Wing guta full of Ashanti youths to cause more problems in the country. Anyway as for Accra we stay by plan and their land lords will be waiting for them if they are not able to raise money due to strike. Finally its good that Ghanaians are fully aware of the evils deeds of the NPP and surely they will kill themselves before the 2016 arrives.
ADAMS 9 years ago

A big shame on the leaders of GUTA.

A big shame on the leaders of GUTA.
DAN 9 years ago

where is the strike fund if this is a union...In usa your union dues go toward the strike funds so if your are willing to protest(picket with sign) then you will be paid small salary from the union..www.teamsters.com..Your du ...
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where is the strike fund if this is a union...In usa your union dues go toward the strike funds so if your are willing to protest(picket with sign) then you will be paid small salary from the union..www.teamsters.com..Your due is 2 times your hourly rate per month..so if you make $25 per hour, you pay union $50 per month...nobody can sit home with inventory and loans still going on
WISE COUNSEL 9 years ago

Foolish manu. You want to stop the nation ,just as nana. Addo did in his 8months electoral petition,wise up.paid strike indeed .

Foolish manu. You want to stop the nation ,just as nana. Addo did in his 8months electoral petition,wise up.paid strike indeed .
Ama Nyamekye- Tafo ksi 9 years ago

it is only the foolish traders that will close their shops. Do they knows how much the MPS are paid a month? GHC7,200.00 and when they come and deceive you to close your shop you listen to them.

it is only the foolish traders that will close their shops. Do they knows how much the MPS are paid a month? GHC7,200.00 and when they come and deceive you to close your shop you listen to them.
Nana kanawu,Amsterdam 9 years ago

GUTA,should continue the demonstration in KUMASI for one month in solidarity to NPP.Good work done,Wontumi.Who loses?

GUTA,should continue the demonstration in KUMASI for one month in solidarity to NPP.Good work done,Wontumi.Who loses?
Phase 9 years ago

The only thing very common to most Ghanaians is either causing a financial lost to an entity (doesnt matter if its gvmnt or individual) or Consciously looting an individual or entity. Every hustler (And that is either a nurse ...
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The only thing very common to most Ghanaians is either causing a financial lost to an entity (doesnt matter if its gvmnt or individual) or Consciously looting an individual or entity. Every hustler (And that is either a nurse, doctor, pharcist, minister, car dealer, DCEs, painter, wholesaler...u name it..)thinks they can out smart each other. Not even for a quick second think maybe, just perhaps maybe this other person also has common sense. Completely Oblivious!!..How can people live like this and build a nationThe only thing very common to most Ghanaians is either causing a financial lost to an entity (doesnt matter if its gvmnt or individual) or Consciously looting an individual or entity. Every hustler (And that is either a nurse, doctor, pharcist, minister, car dealer, DCEs, painter, wholesaler...u name it..)thinks they can out smart each other. Not even for a quick second think maybe, just perhaps maybe this other person also has common sense. Completely Oblivious!!..How can people live like this and build a nation as one...very sad...like i always say and its always played down...atittudenal change amongst Ghanaians will do them alot of Good. The average Ghanaian thinks they have real people who will stand up for them. But less did they know. You have all these groups acting on behalf of opposition parties (This also includes current government). They have people everywhere. and they have infiltrated your minds with their lifestyles. So much so that an everage smart person in Ghana has knowledge of making *Konko Car*..u remember those made from the milk cans. But they will never look pass knowing how to turn that to steel and perhaps be able to sell it outside of the country. Meanwhile they will import painted car collectibles from china to decorate their fav places. Its ridicolous. And they ones who do wanna look pass that, gets blocked by lack of access to knowledge. Which it intends being these money choppers. So its cos 90 job for them. I guess if you were in their shoes, u will give up...hell nawww...stand up for yourselves...create the business for yourselves...let people among you lead you...the ones that actually understand your pain...and if they dont...revolt and take them down...others will learn...But in all...everything must be done peacefully...no voilence...that will feed into the energy of the politicians anyways....Just think about it
enyoko 9 years ago

i am confused about what our traders are saying about the foreigners go to a shop at kantamanto in accra who sells tiles tell the shop owner you need 100sq metres of tiles to buy he will take the money then send you to the f ...
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i am confused about what our traders are saying about the foreigners go to a shop at kantamanto in accra who sells tiles tell the shop owner you need 100sq metres of tiles to buy he will take the money then send you to the foreigners shop and buy it for you chip and pocket the rest of the money they call it connection. you can only know how much the man made from you when you go straight to the foreigners shop next time to buy. foreigners should be encouraged to do the retailing in ghana so the poor man can also fill the happiness the rich are filling now
GHANABA 9 years ago

Shame what difference will this strike make? Nothing, when the money is not coming they'll soon get back as they've just realize. And guess what GUTA officers still get their full pay.

Shame what difference will this strike make? Nothing, when the money is not coming they'll soon get back as they've just realize. And guess what GUTA officers still get their full pay.
Osei Yao 9 years ago

HASN'T GHANA IMMIGRATION LAWS? LET THE GOV'T HANDLE FOREIGNERS, SOME OF THEM PAEDOPHILES, WHO HAVE SOUGHT REFUGE IN GHANA.

HASN'T GHANA IMMIGRATION LAWS? LET THE GOV'T HANDLE FOREIGNERS, SOME OF THEM PAEDOPHILES, WHO HAVE SOUGHT REFUGE IN GHANA.

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