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• COD 13 hours ago

  It appears President Mahama has now put on the rightful thinking cup on and that is why he is currently hitting the right developmental notes for Ghana economic sovereignty.
  It is long long overdue to process and our iron or ...
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  It appears President Mahama has now put on the rightful thinking cup on and that is why he is currently hitting the right developmental notes for Ghana economic sovereignty.
  It is long long overdue to process and our iron ore locally.

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• Pelicles. 13 hours ago

  Mahama is doing what? Just ask yourself this simple question as to why he didn't do that as president from 2012-16? He is learning from someone who left the presidency in 2024 because of the 1D1F initiative.
  
  Ghanaians hate ...
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  Mahama is doing what? Just ask yourself this simple question as to why he didn't do that as president from 2012-16? He is learning from someone who left the presidency in 2024 because of the 1D1F initiative.
  
  Ghanaians hate truth but under the 1D1F program, more than 200 factories were established in Ghana.

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• Capricorn 12 hours ago

  @Pelicies
  I had wanted to react to the fool above, but I'm highly restrained from doing so

  @Pelicies
  I had wanted to react to the fool above, but I'm highly restrained from doing so

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• Pelicles. 12 hours ago

  Thank you, sir.

  Thank you, sir.

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• Derrick 8 hours ago

  Name one factory that was built and in operational by Nana Addo when left office not the existing ones

  Name one factory that was built and in operational by Nana Addo when left office not the existing ones

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• NATO. NO ACTION TALK ONLY 6 hours ago

  Successful leaders who move nations forward talk less. We are in a competitive world, our enemies want to keep us down forever. Can we talk less and not freely tell our enemies how we plan to escape their traps? Why do our le ...
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  Successful leaders who move nations forward talk less. We are in a competitive world, our enemies want to keep us down forever. Can we talk less and not freely tell our enemies how we plan to escape their traps? Why do our leaders feel obliged to tell the world how intelligent they are? When they invite you to speak, they attend to hear your plans and go back to twat them. Among themselves they use spies to gather information. Over here in Africa our okro mouths sing our plans. Nothing is secret.

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• Maameô 4 hours ago

  Jealousy! Is .JMD now a reporter. And even if he let us know what he is doing, is that a crime. We feel good about the good things happening. Ghana is for all of us, and we should all support whoever to move the country fo ...
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  Jealousy! Is .JMD now a reporter. And even if he let us know what he is doing, is that a crime. We feel good about the good things happening. Ghana is for all of us, and we should all support whoever to move the country forward. Stop the skin pain!

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• Kwame panin 5 hours ago

  Iron rods were being made here from steel works and Ferro Fabrik days. This is no innovation. We have to tackle our iron ore deposits and stop making all this noise.

  Iron rods were being made here from steel works and Ferro Fabrik days. This is no innovation. We have to tackle our iron ore deposits and stop making all this noise.

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• Thompson Kwakye Sintim 33 minutes ago

  You spoke against the one district one factory policy whilst in opposition.
  
  Now what has happened by promoting local steel production. President John Mahama and NDC Party MP'S.
  
  You should be very careful about how you ...
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  You spoke against the one district one factory policy whilst in opposition.
  
  Now what has happened by promoting local steel production. President John Mahama and NDC Party MP'S.
  
  You should be very careful about how you talks during campaign time to Ghanaians.
  
  If policy will benefit Ghanaians don't make politics will it just let your MP'S approve it to move Ghana forward.

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