Non-Ghanaians should not compete with Ghanaians for work - Minister

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Bomber 9 years ago

Go to the oil and gas companies to ensure it and stop spewing the rot

Go to the oil and gas companies to ensure it and stop spewing the rot
Obra 9 years ago

When has any government in Ghana punished any foreign company for not obeying the laws of Ghana? If they have these have not been publicized to serve as a deterrent to others.

When has any government in Ghana punished any foreign company for not obeying the laws of Ghana? If they have these have not been publicized to serve as a deterrent to others.
The Concerned Ghanaian 9 years ago

The minister must shut up his mouth this is how top government employees like mr. Worongo himself ask for kickbacks Because other people would not heed for his brbery and corruptions Northerners Presiedent Mahama brought to h ...
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The minister must shut up his mouth this is how top government employees like mr. Worongo himself ask for kickbacks Because other people would not heed for his brbery and corruptions Northerners Presiedent Mahama brought to his administration go to bed only thinking how they can capitalize on cashing in on someone financial hard earnings. Shame to these Ahussa Kotokoli people.
Zoobie-Zoobie 9 years ago

no wonder Ghana is a mess

no wonder Ghana is a mess
Jon 9 years ago

I know a lot of Ghanaians hear in the US, EU, Asia and Africa who do compete with the citizens of their hosts countries and yet they are not experts in those fields. This nationalist attitude reveals the primitivity of the c ...
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I know a lot of Ghanaians hear in the US, EU, Asia and Africa who do compete with the citizens of their hosts countries and yet they are not experts in those fields. This nationalist attitude reveals the primitivity of the conveyor of the communication. This is not the discussion we should be having if jobs for ghanaians is what we want. But, we cannot continue the display if appalling nationalist attitudes for which ghanaian politicians are known for.
PAA NII 9 years ago

Are Africans human beings at all?

Are Africans human beings at all?
jim 9 years ago

Mr. Kofi Adams is not a Ghanaian but wants to even lead NDC.

Mr. Kofi Adams is not a Ghanaian but wants to even lead NDC.
sam 9 years ago

READ THE CONSTITUTION TO EDUCATE YOURSELVSE WHO IS A CITIZEN.YOU CAN BECOME A GHANAIAN EVEN IF NON OF YOUR PARENTS ARE GHANAIAN.

READ THE CONSTITUTION TO EDUCATE YOURSELVSE WHO IS A CITIZEN.YOU CAN BECOME A GHANAIAN EVEN IF NON OF YOUR PARENTS ARE GHANAIAN.
Benny 9 years ago

Could somebody correct this English structure

1. Non Ghanaian do not compete with Ghanaian for work
2. non Ghanaian do compete with Ghanaian for work
\The two constructions pattern which one is correct
Are there english ...
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Could somebody correct this English structure

1. Non Ghanaian do not compete with Ghanaian for work
2. non Ghanaian do compete with Ghanaian for work
\The two constructions pattern which one is correct
Are there english English teachers in Ghana. Teach me
Ghana has no shame. 9 years ago

Do we have immigration policies or fallacies and it pains me when empty headed Ghanaians talk about issues affecting the nation but messed up big time.
To begin with and your highness who qualifies as a Ghanaian. Knowing ver ...
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Do we have immigration policies or fallacies and it pains me when empty headed Ghanaians talk about issues affecting the nation but messed up big time.
To begin with and your highness who qualifies as a Ghanaian. Knowing very well, there is no such thing as Ghanaian. History tells us Dr. Kwame Nkrumah declared Ghana as a free country and all Africans can come and mingle after independence.
Also Ghana is now a leader of West African economic community, spear heading integration and now you are calling for exceptions.
DO Ghanaian leaders think before they talk?
Ghana's problem is not about immigration but about putting our resources to good use, whilst thinking about saving and preparing for our future leaders.
Our attitude towards future development and management should be checked and competed against not someone working hard to provide for his family back home.
Mr. Woyongo, competition brings innovation and inventions. If our lazy brothers will not find jobs let them think and be productive. Do not blame foreign national sweating it out to feed his/her family.
Please talk about non residents of the country competing with residents of the country to steal from National coffers. Coach Milo and Nyantalyie; Mahama and Benin leader are perfect examples.
PAA NII 9 years ago

We have few Russian Teachers too.

We have few Russian Teachers too.
TWEEEEAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!KAI 9 years ago

WHERE ARE THE JOBS FOR THE GHANAIANS?

WHERE ARE THE JOBS FOR THE GHANAIANS?
willy Brown 9 years ago

When non Ghanaians vote for ndc it is fine with this cow dung of a minister.

When non Ghanaians vote for ndc it is fine with this cow dung of a minister.
GHFUO: nyantakyi, 1/9aa must go ASAP! 9 years ago

MERIT.....U HAVE GH WHO ARE LAZY AND UNPRODUCTIVE N U WANT TO EMPLOY THEM?

MERIT.....U HAVE GH WHO ARE LAZY AND UNPRODUCTIVE N U WANT TO EMPLOY THEM?
tupac 9 years ago

I know one car wash bay in accra whose workers are all from togo,they speak any of the ghanaian languages,not even english.
You know what,when i asked my brother who brought there to wash his car he said ghanaian boys are la ...
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I know one car wash bay in accra whose workers are all from togo,they speak any of the ghanaian languages,not even english.
You know what,when i asked my brother who brought there to wash his car he said ghanaian boys are lazy,insulting and most of them felt drunk even before they atart work.they ask customers all the time for tips but the togo boys are very obedient and discipline,always concentrate on their work.

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