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Ghc47m ex-gratia payment amidst labour agitations was wrong - Akomea

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  • Zoobie-Zoobie 11 years ago

    corrupt and incompetent

  • Kwame 11 years ago

    Nana Akomea, did you collect your ex-gratia or not? HYPOCRITE!!!!!!!!!

  • Jane 11 years ago

    Well, whether they've collected the money or not, it's still not too late to do the right thing by returning the funds or stop distributing the money.

  • Nana Ansah 11 years ago

    I can only vomit each time I hear this idiotic Johnny's come lately open their dirty mouths. Akomea is only critizing the timing but not the diguise fraud.

    What kind of unscrupulous, callous, merciless, belly thinkers MPs ...
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  • Wiseman 11 years ago

    For once Akomea is right. So, we want to ask the president, what is going on?

    In a country where politicians could tell teachers their rewards is in heaven, it beats imagination that packages like this for extremely cluele ...
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  • HUMBLE 11 years ago

    THIS PAYMENT IS INDEED WRONG AT THIS TIME THAT THERE ARE SO MUCH AGITATION & HARDSHIPS GOING ON THE COUNTRY. BUT THE SIMPLE TRUTH MIGHT BE THAT MAJORITY OF THESE MPS BELONG TO NDC SO MAAHAMA WANT TO PLEASE HIS PEOPLE MOSTLY.

  • Kwame 11 years ago

    Humbly return yours until all the agitations are resolved. This I know you will not do since you are one of the numerous selfish politicians in ghana.

  • Nana Ansah 11 years ago

    This silly ass Akomea got his first installment in January. The second payment in February and the last check in March so what is this thief Akomea talking about?! He is critzing the timing but not the abominable deed. We don ...
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  • Before & After 11 years ago

    MPs do not deserve that money. It has nothing to do with timing. Stupid politicians! Did this clown take the money or not? When it comes to taking money, you unite.

  • Joe 11 years ago

    MP work is akin to contract. Some MPs who lost seat may not have something doing. UTAG and others are working so it makes sense to pay their arreas in bits. It is a constitutional . UTAG members will find themselves there

  • Rans F 11 years ago

    ... coming out with such an obscenity!Does an MP who loses his seat also have his certificates (professional and academic) taken away from him? Nothing can justify those payments in a Country that finds it difficult to pay it ...
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  • Boagyaa Appiah-Kubi,Connecticut. 11 years ago

    I was appalled listening to Adom FM this morning when they played back an MP'S contribution on the floor of Parliament.The unnamed MP repeatedly referred to the President's body guard as BORDER GUARD until his colleagues corr ...
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  • kofi ofori amoako 11 years ago

    What is wrong with this government and their sense of priorities? They cannot afford to pay teachers and doctors a decent salary for their invaluable service to society but they can sponsor pastors to go to Israel on paid vac ...
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  • BabaUS 11 years ago

    Nana Akomea, it is not a matter of timing. This is just plain wrong and shold NEVER happen. By the way, you refused yours right?

  • FUGA 11 years ago

    ALL WORKERS SHOULD DEMAND HIGHER SALARIES. POLITICIANS ARE THIEVES.

  • FUGA 11 years ago

    WORKERS SHOULD STAND UP AND DEMAND WHAT IS RIGHTLY DUE THEM. STRIKE!!!

  • Ghanaian 11 years ago

    Has Nana Akomea rejected or returned his money yet? If he hasn't done that then he should shut the F**k up.

  • James B. Otafregya 11 years ago

    I challenge Akomea to set the standard by denying his ex-gratia or allow the state to use the sum to pay for the starving teachers.

  • Asomdwee 11 years ago

    Nana Akomea must encourage his colleague NPP MPs to show solidarity to the labour unions and boycott the payment of ex-gratia which, after all, was approved by 'illegitimate' President Mahama. The timing and morale of these ...
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  • Sani 11 years ago

    This is the best thing I have heard from Nana for a long while. I know if he is asked to return it, he will not agree having collected it. I hope he is not saying so b'cos of political points. I see Nana Akomea for once is gr ...
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  • Abena 11 years ago

    I want to know what they do to deserve such huge amounts of money. All they do is sit in parliament and debate and it ends there. You do not see them in their constituents to have conversations with the people who elected the ...
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  • chief amankwa 11 years ago

    ok

  • John Kpeglo 11 years ago

    This politics will not wash! You collected your share secretly and went home! Thanks to the watchful journalists, else we will NEVER EVER hear from your dirty mouths! Now you are out to say the payment is "wrong?" Didn´t you ...
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  • KOO GUY 11 years ago

    Nana Akomea is a hypocrite to the highest order. You see why I always advise Ghanaians to be careful with politicians? He has collected his money and turned round to blame the government for ill-timing. He wants the striking ...
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  • Hazor 11 years ago

    It is jaw droping to hear that NDC paid sitting MPs of ex-gratia.The ex-gratia is a retirement payment of ex-MPs.So why is NDC has to paid MPs in parliament ex-gratia?This is stealing from poor tax payer.Sitting MPs don't nee ...
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  • nkwasiafoo mp's 11 years ago

    so y are Ganaians squeezing tax for these lazy,dumb ass negros to consume?i think Ghanaians dont think!

  • Danny 11 years ago

    Aah, ghanafuo atoaba bonie. Use the state money for their campaign. oohhh poor ghana who will talk for them ,. no sensible human in this Land... adwen asa

  • Whatever 11 years ago

    So Akomea's problem is only with the timing but not the quantum. So he would have preferred he took his in October instead of in January or April. It's all the same thing whether today or tomorrow. Undeserved money ending up ...
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  • Fredsaid 11 years ago

    Losing your seat smacks of lack of confidence voters have in your performance, thus not returning you to parliament and for this incompetence you should be rewarded with 300k cedis because the constitution says so. How absur ...
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  • TROUBLE-MAKER 11 years ago

    You see when it comes to paying out megabucks to these idiots they all forgot about the poor man in the street.
    Now the most NDC`s critic Akomea is pleased with the money but only that the timing is wrong.
    And who says thes ...
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