Delegates System Ruling: Gary Nimako cites financial burden of direct party primaries

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  • Adako 12 hours ago

    NPP disappointing.You have no solutions to problems.

  • Kojo poku-London UK 11 hours ago

    VOTE BUYING DEMOCRACY is what you believe in. You do NOT believe in DEMOCRACY. DEMOCRACY is the Government by the people, Government of the people and the Government for the people. Liar Bawumia would NOT have led the NPP b ...
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  • Andropov 12 hours ago

    Gary should be happy with this. No more cocoa season for delegates

  • Kojo poku-London UK 12 hours ago

    VOTE BUYING DEMOCRACY is what you believe in. You do NOT believe in DEMOCRACY. DEMOCRACY is the Government by the people, Government of the people and the Government for the people.

  • Kojo poku-London UK 11 hours ago

    VOTE BUYING DEMOCRACY is what you believe in. You do NOT believe in DEMOCRACY. DEMOCRACY is the Government by the people, Government of the people and the Government for the people. Liar Bawumia would NOT have led the NPP b ...
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  • Gameli Noviwo 11 hours ago

    Mr. Nimako, if your party cannot practise true democracy through universal suffrage in party elections, you'd better wind up the party instead of monetizing our elections. Your party, the NPP, is solely responsible for the dr ...
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  • Nana Kofi 11 hours ago

    Gary Nimako and the NPP do not want true democracy to work in Ghana. Why are you so Interested in the delegate system so you can buy the delegates.

    What a shame. Shame on you.

  • Truth 11 hours ago

    All the monies that politicians steal use it to fund it!

  • Yaa 11 hours ago

    Look at this fool called Gary Nimako. See his ugly mouth like an animal. What about the big tax payer's money you have stolen? Were you not sharing fufu and goat meat to your polling agents whilst NDC agents were chewing ro ...
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  • Jude 10 hours ago

    Gary NIMAKO and others like him need to think deeply out of the box to find the money to run the one member, one vote. Members who want to vote need to pay dues and the dues could fund the elections. If ordinary members pay a ...
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  • Kwaku 9 hours ago

    Oh Gary!

    Please note that laws are enacted to regulate the environment to enable the economic, social and political activities to operate. The government pays the cost of regulations and the citizens bear the cost of opera ...
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  • Kwame 9 hours ago

    Who will be bear the cost .The members of course. If well planned, cost more likely to go down.

  • Kk. 8 hours ago

    This is a bad ruling''...what happens when the party,s financial strength cannot organise the primaries....are we not headingvto a one party state?

  • Eric Mensah 8 hours ago

    So this dog has forgotten that Democracy is expensive?

  • Ujah 8 hours ago

    As for this one, tump up for SC. That system is actually coming to produce people's politicians. But it would not.be like by....

  • Anna 7 hours ago

    No amount of money is bigger than proper democracy

  • Onipanua 6 hours ago

    Opposing because you share money to buy vote mboawa

  • Use the vote buying money to organise nationwide 5 hours ago

    Nonesense..is this a question

  • Benjamin 3 hours ago

    Gary, clear off overthere. You were defending criminals whilst two able Ghanaian citizens took the matter to court and had this good judgement. This would prevent the corruption in the delegate system to avoid those criminals ...
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