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• Hannan 6 months ago

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• Islam is pure evil 6 months ago

  If you poison islamic people you will go straight to heaven.

  If you poison islamic people you will go straight to heaven.

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• .mr amin 6 months ago

  What is the use of all these boards is it not job for the old boys, the state is spending huge sums in their care what is the benefit? Can't the work be done without them?

  What is the use of all these boards is it not job for the old boys, the state is spending huge sums in their care what is the benefit? Can't the work be done without them?

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• Efo Kofi 6 months ago

  This government and it's ministers talking too much every day one promise what nonsense is this

  This government and it's ministers talking too much every day one promise what nonsense is this

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• Accranie 6 months ago

  The Failure of The Critical Mass(Local Business Owners,Labour Unions& Student Unions) To Be Able To Bring Pressure To Bear On Government, When They Government Veer Off-Course, Have Devastating Repercussions That Sometimes Las ...
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  The Failure of The Critical Mass(Local Business Owners,Labour Unions& Student Unions) To Be Able To Bring Pressure To Bear On Government, When They Government Veer Off-Course, Have Devastating Repercussions That Sometimes Last Beyond The Timeline of The Present Generation. Here We'll Zero In On The Civic Duty of Local Business Owners To Educate Politicians About The Nature of Enterprise About What Works& What Doesn't
  The Job of Government is The Collection of Taxes For The Provision of Civil Services/ The Managing of Businesses Doesn't Fall WithIn That Domain, So Government History Haven't Build Any Competency At Managing Business/ As To Why They(Government People) Keep Venturing Into A Space They Know Nothing About Baffles EveryOne Because Again Historically Most Times The Attempt Always Ends in Disaster

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• accranie 6 months ago

  @Dr Kwame Nkrumah Tried The State Led Approach To Industralize The Nation& That Didn't End Well So As To Why Gh Government People Keeping Doing The Same Thing Over Again,SomeOne Has To Find The Explanation. The OutGone Presid ...
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  @Dr Kwame Nkrumah Tried The State Led Approach To Industralize The Nation& That Didn't End Well So As To Why Gh Government People Keeping Doing The Same Thing Over Again,SomeOne Has To Find The Explanation. The OutGone President Corrected Tasked The Private Sector With Growing The Economy&Generating Jobs, But An Examination of The Relationship Between Government& Private

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• accranie 6 months ago

  Sector Can't Be Said To Be A Productive One

  Sector Can't Be Said To Be A Productive One

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• Relocate Capital of Ghana 6 months ago

  The government needs to collaborate with civil engineers to do a feasibility study to relocate the capital between Amansaman and Koforidua.
  
  - Accra has a high density population.
  - Accra is choked with traffic.
  - Accra i ...
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  The government needs to collaborate with civil engineers to do a feasibility study to relocate the capital between Amansaman and Koforidua.
  
  - Accra has a high density population.
  - Accra is choked with traffic.
  - Accra is filthy.
  - Accra has high pollution. Too many airborne diseases.
  - Accra is prone to earthquake.
  - Accra is prone to flashfloods.
  
  The government must exercise its power of eminent domain to acquire all this parcel of land to complete this project.
  
  Ghana should have followed suite, right after Nigeria relocated its capital from Lagos to Abuja in the 90"s.
  
  Senegal, Ivory Coast and Egypt have all relocated its capital city.
  
  Government needs to set aside high budget for infrastructural upgrade and development. This a huge project, but it is worth it. This project needs to ne started within 2 to 5 years, irrespective of which party is in power.
  
  The future is bright for Ghana.
  
  God bless our homeland, Ghana.

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