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CHRAJ saga: Public servants need loans to rent houses - Okudzeto

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  • CHA 9 years ago

    NDC must go

  • Kofi - USA 9 years ago

    THIS IS WHAT I HAVE BEEN PREACHING FOR YEARS. STOP PROVIDING HOUSING AND VEHICLES FOR CIVIL SERVANTS AND GOVT APPOINTEES. LET THEM FIND THEIR OWN ACCOMMODATION. SELL ALL THOSE TOYOTA LAND CRUISERS. THEY COST THE STATE MONEY B ...
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  • JOHN 9 years ago

    Rawlings must be the first to be kicked out of government accommodation.

  • ' and Jesus wept ' 9 years ago

    Yes, John! But you forgot to mention the other John at the Tetteh Quarshie Round About.

  • Kojo 9 years ago

    In addition to what is being suggested by Kofi, I also call for the closure of police barracks. Police officers should be paid decent salaries that will allow them to pay for decent accomodation. This will also allow to leave ...
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  • Dr. DIASEMPA 9 years ago

    It's about time Ghana stopped pampering and encouraging blatant daylight robbery. That colonial mentality where public officials are provided with Maids, Driver, Garden Boy, Boys Quarters, Free Bangalow, renovation, free elec ...
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  • Oman 9 years ago

    There is no meed for government to guarantee any loans for civil servants. It amounts to the same pampering. It is not done in any country. Medical doctors/housemen in Canada and the USA rent/buy their homes with no govern ...
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  • Joe 9 years ago

    All these officials have been given cars which they draw gas for free even for their own private errands. This should not be. Ministers should be given loans to buy cars and buy their own gas except when they are going on ...
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  • losto 9 years ago

    I agree 100% with this article

  • Odasanibi 9 years ago

    Sounds like a solution!

  • Abeeku Mensah 9 years ago

    There was a time in Ghana its youth knew of the inherent wisdom that came with the aged. Lately and perhaps over the past 20 years our elders have shown themselves to have sold their souls for a few shillings. Are we to accep ...
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  • Timpa 9 years ago

    Lawyer Sam Okudzeto, thank you very much. What amazes me about you is that you always talk intelligently unlike the empty barrel Ablakwa. I hope his is just a name sake and strongly believe you are not related. I will be disa ...
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  • Kwame 9 years ago

    It looks like retirement benefits for former presidents in Ghana was lifted from the U.S. Constitution. Thus a U.S. President who has served his or her term and is on retirement retires on his or her salary, plus other benefi ...
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  • EZEKIEL 9 years ago

    Maybe the IMF should tell us THIS COMMON SENSE approach also!! Apparently, NOBODY is INTERESTED in doing the RIGHT THING in Ghana's govt appointment!!
    WE WANT ALL the colonial freebies,but HOW the colonial master ruled...IS ...
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  • Huudu 9 years ago

    These are the seasoned, intelligent, matured, upright and sensible type of Okudzato that ghanains want 2 b hearing from not the other useless once. Legal brain lets be hearing more from u sir. I admire u a lot.