Why NDC is not backing down on ORAL promise - Asiedu Nketiah explains

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  • TAKE OR PAY DEMON 1 year ago

    You scratch my back, I scratch my back.

  • Yaw 1 year ago

    Express clear. Now that Osono maame is out of the way

  • Beautiful Nonsense 1 year ago

    Indeed, the work begun even before President John Mahama was sworn-in, but the pace at which the work is going has been nothing to right home about!!
    IF THE NDC GOVERNMENT LET US (Ghanaians) DOWN then definitely GHANAIANS wi ...
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  • Efo Juju 1 year ago

    You have been around for 10 months. Instead of telling us what you have done so far, you are just reminding us that you are there and you will do something. I hope you include Sedinam Tamakloe in whatever you are doing.

  • Pelicles. 1 year ago

    A country called Ghana, tweakai. As humans we should stop doing the same thing and expect different result. What is ORAL? What is it, and? It is about time we put structures in place to minimize the availability of physical c ...
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  • Dungeon Master 1 year ago

    Dont expect the NDC to go after politicians aligned with their party. That's the job of the NPP if they regain power and have evidence of wrongdoing by the NDC. Akuffo Addo was in power for 8 years, so he should have prosecut ...
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  • Pelicles. 1 year ago

    Did you see JJ as a leader, and what happened?

  • they say they say 3 weeks ago

    Yes we saw JJ as a leader and killed the thieves who were running the country wild, kalabule, fraudsters, etc. He gave the country new beginning but what did your wicked thieves and fraudsters do...waited patiently for end of ...
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  • Yaw 1 year ago

    NDC obrafo Asiedu Nketiah.... You go explain taya

  • Osika 1 year ago

    Joking jokers

  • Uwusu 1 year ago

    And have you people ignored Ken Ofori Atta and Adu Boahene. I trust you the General and don't back down until you people finish the job. Do jail all of the. The General Mosquitor

  • Ghanaman 1 year ago

    Akufo Addo surrounded himself with thieves, including the illiterate buffoon Wontumi. What a sad, dark and negative chapter in Ghana’s history.

  • they say they say 3 weeks ago

    Akufo himself what was he according to Aljazerra. How can he surround himself with thieves and defend them vigorously if he isn't one of them? Birds of the same feather flock together or

  • FACT 1 year ago

    NDC STOPPED CASES AGAINST NDC OFFENDERS
    NDC NOW ACCUSING NPP AS OFFENDERS

    NDC government is using ORAL to make noises to cover up
    UNPAID SALARIES OF NURSES
    UNPAID SALARIES OF TEACHERS
    INABILITY TO PAY GHS6000 PRICE ...
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  • Naa 1 year ago

    Is this man still talking about ORAL, are we on campaign platform?

  • Joy 1 year ago

    You ndc guys should not allow any person who stole under nana addo go free

  • Efo Juju 1 year ago

    Will you also go after Sedinam Tamakloe? So far I have not heard anybody mention her name.

  • VK 1 year ago

    That report that was handed over to the president in a brown envelope like customs bride. Will come to not

  • Wgoku 1 year ago

    NDC will be hold to its promises about ORAL. This NPP criminals shouldn't go free. All of them are all THIEVES.

  • Yaw Yeboah 1 year ago

    Nearly a year in Govt, and still repeating campaign promises of recovering stolen loot. Stop talking & start delivering on your promises.

  • YOU USED PRAL TO DESTROY THE REPUTATION OF INNOCENT OPPONENTS 1 year ago

    General, wait until the people whose reputations have been ruined by ORAL begin to sue for defamation.

  • kulbogo 1 year ago

    Guys is this the work of a party national chairman. is he part of government. Ghana is nt a serious country at all, this issue must be handled by a government appointee, but not the national chairman of the ruling party, anyw ...
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