Governments' spending in election years worrying

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• me bro 11 years ago

  This mp should give us a break what has he done for OBUASI

  This mp should give us a break what has he done for OBUASI

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• Jane 11 years ago

  Wasting money in this manner amount to negligence, during times in which Ghanaians are struggling to put food on the table. This behavior is despicable & unacceptable.

  Wasting money in this manner amount to negligence, during times in which Ghanaians are struggling to put food on the table. This behavior is despicable & unacceptable.

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• Nii Kootse. 11 years ago

  It is sad that when Ghanaians manage every parts of their lives, the ruling elites cannot even manage money.

  It is sad that when Ghanaians manage every parts of their lives, the ruling elites cannot even manage money.

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• NIMA OLD SOLDIER 11 years ago

  They say the NDC hopeless idea is based on Rawlings accountability and transparency which sparked the fake bloody revolution which killed a lot and lot of innocent citizens including the military gentleman Roger Feli who took ...
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  They say the NDC hopeless idea is based on Rawlings accountability and transparency which sparked the fake bloody revolution which killed a lot and lot of innocent citizens including the military gentleman Roger Feli who took an official bank loan of 50, 000 Cedis.
  
  Will Mahama come plain to account for what the Kofi Potorphile's dead NADMO spent the whooper 300 million Ghana Cedis for and what did they spent the unthinkable hugely 72 billion Cedis with a budget deficit of 8.7 billion Ghana Cedis for as Ghana is still economically stagnant and no developments as a prove of the huge amount spent and also just to prove that they are really progressing on Rawlings ideas as a party?
  
  You guys should wait till the rel people's revolution comes. Daniaama!!!

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• mensah abrampa 11 years ago

  There is no fiscal responsibility.The government spending machinery is running amok. If government was a private business entity it'd have since gone under, the way government business is run with massive spending and very li ...
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  There is no fiscal responsibility.The government spending machinery is running amok. If government was a private business entity it'd have since gone under, the way government business is run with massive spending and very little income. Mahama comes from a business family and he understands that the way he's running government's financial business is like sending a Japanese WW2 Kamikaze pilot on a bombing mission. The pilot has bombed his target and there are no survivors. Mission accomplished. Casualties : the ghanaian economy, the ghanaian pilot, and the ghanaian people. Survivors : Mahama and his cronies in the kleptocracy.
  Government spending is more than worrying. It's financial grnocide against all ghanaians and we have to put the brakes on these kleptocrats running our governmebt before they annihilate us all.A government perpetrating financial genocide on its own people doesn't deserve to exist.

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• Mediocrity Is-A-Sin. 11 years ago

  IT SIMPLY MEANS MAHAMA AND HIS PARTY ARE plain thieves

  IT SIMPLY MEANS MAHAMA AND HIS PARTY ARE plain thieves

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• Nyame Ekuma 11 years ago

  Kwarteng, we are moving foward. When u subtract the invrstments in roads, hospitals, schools, etc etc then u give us the balance. Nonsense.
  
  When Kufuor built unproductive edifices like staduim and Prez palace, where were ...
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  Kwarteng, we are moving foward. When u subtract the invrstments in roads, hospitals, schools, etc etc then u give us the balance. Nonsense.
  
  When Kufuor built unproductive edifices like staduim and Prez palace, where were u ? Nonsense.
  
  When Kufuor awarded himself and other like 'Agta Koo' with the Order of the Volta, where were u ? Nonsense.
  
  How much did u spend during ur primaries in Kufuor's era ? Where did u get the money ? Nonsense.
  
  Next time don't ask silly questions. Nonsense

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