NDC’s parliamentary majority positive but a concern to Ghana’s democracy - ACEPA boss

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Thief of Staff - Akosua Frema 12 months ago

Another useless PhD holder. Why are you emphatic that it's a concern? Why won't you say "it could be a concern?" A PhD holder talking like a pedestrian. Kwasiaa buuluubuuluuu!!!

Another useless PhD holder. Why are you emphatic that it's a concern? Why won't you say "it could be a concern?" A PhD holder talking like a pedestrian. Kwasiaa buuluubuuluuu!!!
Nii 12 months ago

Majority of the NDC MPs are buluuu buluuu zuuguuu tooofeii ppl. Nothing in their heads but we can't blame them voters who abstained gave them power.

Majority of the NDC MPs are buluuu buluuu zuuguuu tooofeii ppl. Nothing in their heads but we can't blame them voters who abstained gave them power.
Rex 12 months ago

You think you have a head but you can't simply understand that those who abstained deliberately did so to punish your government, If your Mps weren't buluulu, like will they be massively voted against? Utterances from fools l ...
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You think you have a head but you can't simply understand that those who abstained deliberately did so to punish your government, If your Mps weren't buluulu, like will they be massively voted against? Utterances from fools like yourself, justifies why ur party doesn't even deserve what they got, they should have bn further punished to get lesser seats,even after losing miserably some of you still won't learn any sense, casting of unnecessary aspersions and unwarranted attacks, what do you Npp fools want?, Ghanaians have rejected you, in fact in a manner that shows your government have bn the most useless of all in the fourth republic, and you still won't shut up. Or do you think Ghanaians voted for the NDC because they thought the NDC was beautiful? They did so because of how useless and corrupt your government had bn to them.
Sam Fante warrior. 12 months ago

So what ? Man go away with this nonsense. NDC is going to rule everywhere and NPP should go to hell!

So what ? Man go away with this nonsense. NDC is going to rule everywhere and NPP should go to hell!
Busumuru 12 months ago

Can someone help in explaining the what number constitutes two thirds majority in parliament.
Tnx

Can someone help in explaining the what number constitutes two thirds majority in parliament.
Tnx
Donatus 12 months ago

276 divided by 3 equal 92 times 2 equal 184. 2/3rds=184 MPs.

276 divided by 3 equal 92 times 2 equal 184. 2/3rds=184 MPs.
Pelicles 12 months ago

Apt.

Apt.
Sycamore 12 months ago

And the ndc currently has way above that number, that's why Mahama is currently referred to as a Supreme leader making him totally autonomous. With these numbers he can change the constitution without difficulty, he can chang ...
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And the ndc currently has way above that number, that's why Mahama is currently referred to as a Supreme leader making him totally autonomous. With these numbers he can change the constitution without difficulty, he can change the chief justice, he can overhaul the entire EC and at worst he can extend his stay in office by amending the constitution in that regard through parliament.
shamu 12 months ago

Tell this doctor that, even with equal number of parliamentery seat, law were mde any how by this government as a result of independent seat. Be it absolute majority or slight majority, Laws are made base on efficiency not ba ...
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Tell this doctor that, even with equal number of parliamentery seat, law were mde any how by this government as a result of independent seat. Be it absolute majority or slight majority, Laws are made base on efficiency not base on number. So, this doctor must be made to understand that.
Pelicles 12 months ago

Is this the first time in our history? Once-upon-a-time when NPP boycotted parliament, it was all NDC and did Ghana cease to exist? Now, with that majority, what exactly did they do with it?

NDC is a party for drifters, t ...
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Is this the first time in our history? Once-upon-a-time when NPP boycotted parliament, it was all NDC and did Ghana cease to exist? Now, with that majority, what exactly did they do with it?

NDC is a party for drifters, truants, vagabonds, thieves. They want power to fool around and nothing else. Yes, they have won and let see what comes tomorrow. NDC was in power before NPP came and lunched the Ghana card so, what were they doing?

NHIS collapsed under the watchful eyes of NDC to be restored by NPP so, what was NDC doing? They could not pay teachers monthly wages and what were they doing? NPP came and settled all those arrears so, what exactly is the use of NDC in our political discourse?

Talk about brandishing and exposing thuggish posture and NDC is right there because that is what they are good at.
Yakubu 12 months ago

Mr phd, na who cause am?? In fact we need this so that there can be some transformation of our laws. So that we can sack every boss and cj. So that we can revive our rivers. So the micro group in parliament will only be there ...
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Mr phd, na who cause am?? In fact we need this so that there can be some transformation of our laws. So that we can sack every boss and cj. So that we can revive our rivers. So the micro group in parliament will only be there like zombies with their lips zipped at all times
Kk 12 months ago

Rubber stamp all the way to messing up

Rubber stamp all the way to messing up
Cudjoe USA 12 months ago

Blame NPP they are the course of all these they have taken Ghana for granted. But that is what democracy is

Blame NPP they are the course of all these they have taken Ghana for granted. But that is what democracy is
OZYMANDIAS 12 months ago

It be a rubber-stamping galore. How many of these NDC MPs will be bold enough to challenge their own leadership in the country. A complete recipe for disaster and failure. Anyway, four years is just around the corner.

It be a rubber-stamping galore. How many of these NDC MPs will be bold enough to challenge their own leadership in the country. A complete recipe for disaster and failure. Anyway, four years is just around the corner.
Pelicles 12 months ago

Yes, but as a nation, we do not move on faster than it should be. If NPP comes back to power, they will have to go back four years to start correcting the mess NDC will create thereby backtracking our onward march. It is very ...
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Yes, but as a nation, we do not move on faster than it should be. If NPP comes back to power, they will have to go back four years to start correcting the mess NDC will create thereby backtracking our onward march. It is very sad to see ourselves in this mess.
OMANBAPA 12 months ago

Crap.. how can that be a concern when all of them were duly elected by their constituents. And they can equally represent the people and the entire country.Hypocrite!

Crap.. how can that be a concern when all of them were duly elected by their constituents. And they can equally represent the people and the entire country.Hypocrite!
Honourable 12 months ago

There shouldn't be any concern, whatever ndc want to do, they should go ahead and do it, that's what Ghanaians want

There shouldn't be any concern, whatever ndc want to do, they should go ahead and do it, that's what Ghanaians want
Hannan 12 months ago

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Sankofa 12 months ago

Look at this halfwit. Will you shut the fuc.k out there???? Gyimigyimi

Look at this halfwit. Will you shut the fuc.k out there???? Gyimigyimi
Watching 12 months ago

Double tongue guys
U said they are honest so we have given them the majority let them implement their plans
Shame unto u

Double tongue guys
U said they are honest so we have given them the majority let them implement their plans
Shame unto u

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