One Million Coders Program: 'It is a strategic pillar for the reset Ghana agenda' - Mahama

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Wasteman 8 months ago

MASSA DONT RUSH AND GO AND GIVE THE CONTRACT TO SOME RLG STYLE BANDITS OO!!..WE ARE WATCHING

MASSA DONT RUSH AND GO AND GIVE THE CONTRACT TO SOME RLG STYLE BANDITS OO!!..WE ARE WATCHING
Dr Mumbi Seraki 8 months ago

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine....for instance 10 paracetamol at once......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine....for instance 10 paracetamol at once......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide
Pelicles. 8 months ago

Mahama built a "Hope City" somewhere in Ghana that employed "300 million people", also, they launched their "One-time Premium insurance policy" for all Ghanaians, and some of us are using it.

Yes, that is John Mahama. When ...
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Mahama built a "Hope City" somewhere in Ghana that employed "300 million people", also, they launched their "One-time Premium insurance policy" for all Ghanaians, and some of us are using it.

Yes, that is John Mahama. When he looked into the faces of Ghanaians and lie, foolish people believe him which comes with a big question. Ask Mahama to explain the rationale behind "One million Coders Program, and he will scratch his hair looking for lice.
Sammy 8 months ago

They were busy laughing at Dr.Bawumia for championing digitization. Lost them today. From digital address systems, Ghana card, medical drones l, etc. they laughed and nsikted. Look at the fools today.

They were busy laughing at Dr.Bawumia for championing digitization. Lost them today. From digital address systems, Ghana card, medical drones l, etc. they laughed and nsikted. Look at the fools today.
Ike 8 months ago

Training coders only is not enough to create jobs. Where will these coders be working. It's going to be just like the existing universities training/graduating people. Which kind of jobs exist today that these coder will fill ...
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Training coders only is not enough to create jobs. Where will these coders be working. It's going to be just like the existing universities training/graduating people. Which kind of jobs exist today that these coder will fill just after finishing?
How many mathematicians, mechanical/all engineering, business, etc graduates are already in Ghana.
I strongly think that Ghana needs a successful businessman to be president. The Lawyers and co are enough.
A.D.A.G 8 months ago

We need to start or continue somewhere to compete with the rest of the world, if we are to get further in this 21st century. This is a great vision, we all need to help the President in his vision. The residing Government a ...
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We need to start or continue somewhere to compete with the rest of the world, if we are to get further in this 21st century. This is a great vision, we all need to help the President in his vision. The residing Government alone can't solve all problems of unemployment in Ghana. We need all stakeholders and individuals from the private sector to employ or train ghanaians to help move our economy and the ghanaian society forward. We need not belong to a particular political party, we always need to have like minded people like Nkrumah and all passed souls of brave African men and women who had great visions for Africa and try to adapt their ideas as well and try our best to make Ghana and Africa great again. We need to educate the youth , then their their future taxpayers and workforce in africa so in future no african is forced to leave our African continent for greener pastures in hostile foreign countries. Kwame Nkrumah and many great men and Africa had a dream and vision for Africa and so is Prez. Mahama, let's all help and support him to move Ghana forward. I am a ghanaian who doesn't belong to any political party, neither am i tribalistic, i appreciate all people. Peace and love to Ghana, Africa and our global world. Thank You
A.D.A.G
Pelicles. 8 months ago

On the campaign trail to the last election, it was Bawumia who was talking about "Training a million youth in Coded programs", and can you tell me on what platform did Mahama mention anything like that?

John Mahama has no ...
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On the campaign trail to the last election, it was Bawumia who was talking about "Training a million youth in Coded programs", and can you tell me on what platform did Mahama mention anything like that?

John Mahama has no idea about "Coding program" and I dare you, there is no one NDC who has that idea.

Yes, we all have to come together but tell Mahama to implement his "24-hour economy, and the "Distribution of his "nkokonketenkete" as a way make chickens available for all Ghanaians because that was his basic campaign message.
HE HAS ABANDONED THE 24HR ECONOMY JINGLE! 8 months ago

Its now "One Million Coder Programme".

Hahahahahaha.

Its now "One Million Coder Programme".

Hahahahahaha.
KO 8 months ago

And where is the electricity to power computers that you need to do this? Think about getting other sources of energy for the country, dumsor dumsor will kill this initiative. Thank you.

And where is the electricity to power computers that you need to do this? Think about getting other sources of energy for the country, dumsor dumsor will kill this initiative. Thank you.
24Hr Economy was just an election slogan!! 8 months ago

It wasnt meant to be anything seriois!

It wasnt meant to be anything seriois!
Kofi Adu 8 months ago

What's all this nonsense?Is this part of the twenty four hour economy policy? This is unimportant for the country

What's all this nonsense?Is this part of the twenty four hour economy policy? This is unimportant for the country
Kwasi 8 months ago

The 24hr economy is no more the strategic pillar for your so-called reset Ghana agenda. Twenty-four (24) hr no atɔ nsuo mu anaa?

The 24hr economy is no more the strategic pillar for your so-called reset Ghana agenda. Twenty-four (24) hr no atɔ nsuo mu anaa?
Kojois 8 months ago

Narrow minded. What work are they coming to do. You left the agenda 111 unattended so when you train them will they come to the jubilee house to work. Bread and butter.

Narrow minded. What work are they coming to do. You left the agenda 111 unattended so when you train them will they come to the jubilee house to work. Bread and butter.
ABREWA 8 months ago

Manama is stealing Bawumiah’s Policies one by one.
Mahama had only 2 ? Policies that he campaigned on - Tge 24 hour Economy and the Nkomo nketenkete.
Shame on you Mr. President.

Manama is stealing Bawumiah’s Policies one by one.
Mahama had only 2 ? Policies that he campaigned on - Tge 24 hour Economy and the Nkomo nketenkete.
Shame on you Mr. President.
Pelicles. 8 months ago

The question is can he, do it? Stealing, and implementing it, is a two-way path. John Mahama is a narrow-minded fool who cannot put anything together.

1. Can you tell us where he built his "Hope City" which employed 300mil ...
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The question is can he, do it? Stealing, and implementing it, is a two-way path. John Mahama is a narrow-minded fool who cannot put anything together.

1. Can you tell us where he built his "Hope City" which employed 300million people? He cut sod for that city with a budget of $10billion price tag, and to date, no Ghanaian can tell us the exact spot where that city is located.
Kwame 8 months ago

You increase electricity by 15% n increase salaries by 10%. How do we pay? Where will the million coders work? In Nkoko nketenkete farms?

You increase electricity by 15% n increase salaries by 10%. How do we pay? Where will the million coders work? In Nkoko nketenkete farms?

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