YES initiative merits commendation - Dr. Clement Apaak

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SGT ANANI FIADZOE 9 years ago

YES is the deadliest mortal blow to NPP, election wise. The 2016 election is finished!!! See Alan in 2020.

YES is the deadliest mortal blow to NPP, election wise. The 2016 election is finished!!! See Alan in 2020.
NTIKUMA ANANSE 9 years ago

THAT IS HOW THEY START. WITH SADA, GYEEDA, WOYOME, ISOFOTON, YES, CARS FOR CHIEFS, SENCHI FORUM, US$3 MIILION AIRLIFT TO BRAZIL, SPIO-GARBRAH; "NPP IS FINISHED" THEY CLAIM, YET THE NDC KEEP SINKING DEEPER AND DEEPER. WITH OIL ...
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THAT IS HOW THEY START. WITH SADA, GYEEDA, WOYOME, ISOFOTON, YES, CARS FOR CHIEFS, SENCHI FORUM, US$3 MIILION AIRLIFT TO BRAZIL, SPIO-GARBRAH; "NPP IS FINISHED" THEY CLAIM, YET THE NDC KEEP SINKING DEEPER AND DEEPER. WITH OIL MONEY AND US$12 BILLIONS BORROWED, NDC IS STILL IS UNABLE TO LIFT GHANA UP. SURELY GOD IS NOT HAPPY WITH THE NDC, HENCE GHANA'S PROBLEMS.
Kyekyeku 9 years ago

It's only NDC ministers and those stealing our money who doesnt see Ghana as a sinking ship. The voters are suffering whiles they are puting on huge buildings.this (YES ) program is another way of stealing our money and distr ...
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It's only NDC ministers and those stealing our money who doesnt see Ghana as a sinking ship. The voters are suffering whiles they are puting on huge buildings.this (YES ) program is another way of stealing our money and distribute it to the foot soldiers . Mahama will go to jail.
C.Y. ANDY-K 9 years ago

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ADWEN 9 years ago

Where is the office of the YES initiative? how are the beneficiaries aware of the programme? What are the modalities for accessing the programme?
It seems the YES programme is only for families and supporters of the NDC part ...
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Where is the office of the YES initiative? how are the beneficiaries aware of the programme? What are the modalities for accessing the programme?
It seems the YES programme is only for families and supporters of the NDC party. Corrupt and incompetent MAHAMA and his stealing NDC Team Z are at it again like GYEEDA, SADA, SUBAH, RLG, AGAMS, etc.
Ibrahim Mahama; JDM's brother 9 years ago

Unless the Mahama administration sacks all his propaganda and team B ministers the country will continue to live in the dark. One thing JDM should know is that if he's defeated in the next élections he would be solely be he ...
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Unless the Mahama administration sacks all his propaganda and team B ministers the country will continue to live in the dark. One thing JDM should know is that if he's defeated in the next élections he would be solely be held responsible for the defeat and nobody else. Most of his current ministers would turn round and question his maturity and ability to lead. Immature as he's he would live to regret.
Boss 9 years ago

Another GYEEDA

Another GYEEDA
Adjoa 9 years ago

What else will Appak say to deserve his stay at post. Say YES to everything that the master does or says. Existing statutory funds don't get their required transfers, where will this new born babe get funds to keep it going. ...
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What else will Appak say to deserve his stay at post. Say YES to everything that the master does or says. Existing statutory funds don't get their required transfers, where will this new born babe get funds to keep it going. Just to show that political promised has been fulfilled funds from established and on going programmes will be diverted here and sustainability will not be realized. It is a political gimmick to deceive young voters.
MR LET THEM DO. WASSA AMENFI 9 years ago

THE WAY THINGS ARE GOING IN GHANA WITH THIS GOVT, AND THE WAY HIS TEAM B MINISTERS ARE BEHAVING, IT WOULD NOT BE LONG THAT GHANAIANS WILL SEE BETWEEN THE LINES, AND BEGIN TO HOOT AT THE PRESIDENT AND HIS TEAM WHEREVER THEY G ...
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THE WAY THINGS ARE GOING IN GHANA WITH THIS GOVT, AND THE WAY HIS TEAM B MINISTERS ARE BEHAVING, IT WOULD NOT BE LONG THAT GHANAIANS WILL SEE BETWEEN THE LINES, AND BEGIN TO HOOT AT THE PRESIDENT AND HIS TEAM WHEREVER THEY GO AS NATION WRECKERS AND CRIMINALS. WE SHALL HUNT THEM DOWN LIKE WE USE TO CHASE OKUSIE AND AKRANTIE WHEN WE WENT TO HUNTING EXPEDITIONS. ONE DAY ONE DAY, AND THE DAY IS COMING SOON.
O(BIBA-JUDAS 9 years ago

ONLY THE FOOLS WILL VOTE FOR NDC 2016

ONLY THE FOOLS WILL VOTE FOR NDC 2016
Hon. Ataa Ayi 9 years ago

Of course Apaak, having been fed fat in the presidency free of charge and coming into sudden wealth, you will see the silly YES scheme as worthwhile. The time is coming, Apaak when you vultures will run and leave your smocks ...
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Of course Apaak, having been fed fat in the presidency free of charge and coming into sudden wealth, you will see the silly YES scheme as worthwhile. The time is coming, Apaak when you vultures will run and leave your smocks behind
Bohyeba Kojo 9 years ago

WHAT ELSE WOULD A MEMBER OF THIS LOOTING SYNDICATE SAY OTHER THAN THIS? WHAT BECAME OF YOUTH IN TREE PLANTING, ICT, GYEEDA, ETC. TELL ME IF THIS IS NOT ANOTHER PLOY TO STEAL MONEY.

WHAT ELSE WOULD A MEMBER OF THIS LOOTING SYNDICATE SAY OTHER THAN THIS? WHAT BECAME OF YOUTH IN TREE PLANTING, ICT, GYEEDA, ETC. TELL ME IF THIS IS NOT ANOTHER PLOY TO STEAL MONEY.
TO STEAL 9 years ago

THESE ZONGO-BOYS ?

THESE ZONGO-BOYS ?
THESE ZONGO-MINISTERS ? 9 years ago

ANOTHER SCHEME TO STEAL MONEY FOR MAHAMA CRONIES

ANOTHER SCHEME TO STEAL MONEY FOR MAHAMA CRONIES
ANOTHER SCHEME 9 years ago

MAHAMA AND HIS CRONIES AT IT AGAIN

MAHAMA AND HIS CRONIES AT IT AGAIN
BOY KOFI 9 years ago

After going through technical training in France, I decided to go and create my own enterprise in Ghana.I had professional orientation in France so I was able to change from one trade to another without difficulty.The observa ...
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After going through technical training in France, I decided to go and create my own enterprise in Ghana.I had professional orientation in France so I was able to change from one trade to another without difficulty.The observation I made was that Ghanaian workers lack professionalism, no scientific application say theory and technology.Many of them are doing try and error business which produces waste of materials, time and money.The finishing aspect is also very bad, they meet international standards.I worked for over 4 years then I returned to France, it was amazing experience.My professional ethics was felt by many and they all appreciated the strictness and seriousness I attached to standards.I inspired lot of guys who worked with me until today they never stop calling my name because of the new technics that I displayed.They are still using my technics to do their jobs.Thank you.
Aikins 9 years ago

Is he a presidential staffer ? He doesn't Look like One at all

Is he a presidential staffer ? He doesn't Look like One at all
Kwame 9 years ago

People forget that in 1966 Workers' Brigade was the first institution to be attacked by the fascist military junta. How can these capitalist drug lords get people to recruit for their drug trade if all the youth are in employ ...
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People forget that in 1966 Workers' Brigade was the first institution to be attacked by the fascist military junta. How can these capitalist drug lords get people to recruit for their drug trade if all the youth are in employment. How can they also get money from prostitutes when all women are in employment. These capitalist need the youth to exploit in various ways.
Antoa Nyamah 9 years ago

What is with GYEEDA.SADA ? Bringing another Initiative means covering up the deal(GYEEDA)etc

What is with GYEEDA.SADA ? Bringing another Initiative means covering up the deal(GYEEDA)etc

YES initiative merits commendation - Dr. Clement Apaak

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