State should consider sponsoring political parties – IEA

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The mask 8 years ago

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Close Observer 8 years ago

It is only in a lawless country like Ghana that a criminal like Azorka can come on radio and claim to have ''boys'' that he sent at election time '' to make sure nobody shares money''.
WHICH LAW OF OUR LAND ALLOWS THIS? If t ...
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It is only in a lawless country like Ghana that a criminal like Azorka can come on radio and claim to have ''boys'' that he sent at election time '' to make sure nobody shares money''.
WHICH LAW OF OUR LAND ALLOWS THIS? If the Ghana police service doesn't arrest this criminal and disband his criminal gang to discourage this kind of lawlessness, then the police service as a law enforcing agent itself will become weak and useless in the very near future. Criminals like Azorka who can think of forming such a criminal gang to intimidate law abiding citizens at an election time is a HUGE THREAT TO THE PEACE AND SECURITY OF GHANA. We as a people can no longer hold elections in a quiet and peaceful manner like any other civilized people because of law breakers like Azorka. It was a shameful, criminal and uncivilized act that was displaced in Talensi, and must be stopped before it gain any root. Such criminal groups are undoubtedly easy to move into armed robbery and other evils in our society. STOP AZORKA ON HIS TRACK BEFORE HE PLUNGE GHANA INTO CHAOS.
vk 8 years ago

this is purely nonsense,
so that the state moneys will be shared among the political parties

this is purely nonsense,
so that the state moneys will be shared among the political parties
sammy-du 8 years ago

This call by IEA demands that Ghana goes for the Switzerland system of government. 7member presidential commission . Political parties should not be more than 5. NDC2, NPP2, PNC1, PPP1 ,DPP1 making 7. PWD will mount the platf ...
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This call by IEA demands that Ghana goes for the Switzerland system of government. 7member presidential commission . Political parties should not be more than 5. NDC2, NPP2, PNC1, PPP1 ,DPP1 making 7. PWD will mount the platform at rallies. All the various political parties will line up after balloting to speak to the crowd.NDC BORROWED WHEN IN OPPOSITION< NPP IS CURRENTLY BORROWING >HONESTY IN RULING GHANA ::FORGET IT> SWISS SYSTEM WITH A LITTLE MODIFICATION TO SUIT OUR CULTURE WILL ALL POLITICAL PARTIES ON BOARD "MV GHANA">.STATE SPONSORING PARTIES CAMPAIGNS>.SWISS SYSTEM ALL THE WAY WINNER TAKES ALL IS A KILLERGOD IS OUR HELPER
Nduom 8 years ago

THE MOST NONSENSE SUGGESTION EVER DO YOU CALL WHAT WE HAVE IN GHANA POLITICAL PARTYS. PLEASE DONT WASTE GHANA'S SCANT RESOURCES ON A BUNCH OF STREET BOYS ORGANISATIONS

THE MOST NONSENSE SUGGESTION EVER DO YOU CALL WHAT WE HAVE IN GHANA POLITICAL PARTYS. PLEASE DONT WASTE GHANA'S SCANT RESOURCES ON A BUNCH OF STREET BOYS ORGANISATIONS
kofi donkor jr kumasi. 8 years ago

everything politics, do this people's care about welfare of us.nonsense
oh ghana now you want sponsor Akua Donkor.

everything politics, do this people's care about welfare of us.nonsense
oh ghana now you want sponsor Akua Donkor.
SPIDER 8 years ago

OH IEA . I THINK YOU ARE OUT OF IDEAS IF NOT HOW CAN YOU COME OUT WITH SUCH STUPID SUGGESTION.? WHERE YOU KNOW THE COUNTRY IS STRUGGLE TO MEET HER ENDS. YOU ARE THE SAME PEOPLE WHO ALWAYS ACCUSING THE GOV'T OF OVER SPENDING ...
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OH IEA . I THINK YOU ARE OUT OF IDEAS IF NOT HOW CAN YOU COME OUT WITH SUCH STUPID SUGGESTION.? WHERE YOU KNOW THE COUNTRY IS STRUGGLE TO MEET HER ENDS. YOU ARE THE SAME PEOPLE WHO ALWAYS ACCUSING THE GOV'T OF OVER SPENDING AND ALSO TO MANAGE HER FINANCE. IEA IS FULL OF CORRUPT PROFESSIONALS . NOTHING GOOD LEFT TO ORGANIZE FOR THEIR REMITTANCE EXCEPT THIS OF THEIR POLITICAL SABOTAGE IDEA AGAINST THE GOV'T.
Lone voice 8 years ago

The middle class constituting metamorphosizing into several so-called Think Tanks should not the the Ghanian for granted. We are politically awake. The state more to do to improve water, electricity supply and motor able road ...
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The middle class constituting metamorphosizing into several so-called Think Tanks should not the the Ghanian for granted. We are politically awake. The state more to do to improve water, electricity supply and motor able roads to the rural folks. This should be the focus. If the occupy Ghanas etc want to form political parties, they should go ahead. No stae sponsorship.
Akesse A xim 8 years ago

The W.T. A project of lobbing that the winning political party appoint members from the other side will not work.This is because when Prof Mills came to power he wisely allowed some heads to remain in office.While these head ...
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The W.T. A project of lobbing that the winning political party appoint members from the other side will not work.This is because when Prof Mills came to power he wisely allowed some heads to remain in office.While these head were at post some party leader were bragging that his men are in control.The winner takes all can be solved by the election of the Chief Executive of MDA .Government institution functions must be decentralised because over centralization is the major cause corruption in the country.
lankwei 8 years ago

Arrant nonsense!

Arrant nonsense!
AMB 8 years ago

Not a prudent suggestion given the fragile nature of our economy and the size of the public sector bill.

Not a prudent suggestion given the fragile nature of our economy and the size of the public sector bill.

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