Judgement debts saga “who is to be blamed?”

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• ken 10 years ago

  The premise of your article is just totally off. There is no contract between Waterville or Isofoton period. The Justices are not stupid to rule in favor of Mr. Martin Amidu if there was any shred of evidence that a contract ...
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  The premise of your article is just totally off. There is no contract between Waterville or Isofoton period. The Justices are not stupid to rule in favor of Mr. Martin Amidu if there was any shred of evidence that a contract was signed between Kuffour Administration and Isofoton or Waterville even in the absence of parliament approval. There whole judgement debts is what Justice Dotse rightly put it an enterprise by some people in your party to steal the nation money.

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• Sumdom 10 years ago

  You are right. This writer and others want to throw dust in our eyes, and pretending that there was a contract.THERE WAS NO CONTRACT. The lies must stop.

  You are right. This writer and others want to throw dust in our eyes, and pretending that there was a contract.THERE WAS NO CONTRACT. The lies must stop.

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• OLD SOLDIER 10 years ago

  Author:-Hon. Martin A.B.K. Amidu.
  
  ...The Government exercised the latter option when we disagreed over the judgment debt and other Gargantuan crimes. The Government, and my colleague Ministers at the time know that there ...
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  Author:-Hon. Martin A.B.K. Amidu.
  
  ...The Government exercised the latter option when we disagreed over the judgment debt and other Gargantuan crimes. The Government, and my colleague Ministers at the time know that there was no provision for dismissal under my contract of employment as a Minister or that of any Minster.
  
  I reserve the right as a citizen of Ghana to protect and defend my honour and integrity should this civilized challenge for the truth be ignored.
  
  This is not the price I should be made to pay by the Government of Ghana for defending the Constitution of Ghana in the Waterville and Isofoton unconstitutional payments declared by the Supreme Court.

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• PRINCE KWASI ADADE 10 years ago

  Ghanaians remember the regime which stripped people of their properties, destroyed families and killed in the name of corruption eradication. Today, they have been found out by EOCO and the Sole Commissioner to have deliberat ...
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  Ghanaians remember the regime which stripped people of their properties, destroyed families and killed in the name of corruption eradication. Today, they have been found out by EOCO and the Sole Commissioner to have deliberately connived to steal millions from the State. The Supreme Court has confirmed the stealing, labelling it as an alliance to create, loot and share.
  
  Rather than deal decisively with such gargantuan and mind boggling impunity and corruption, the President chooses to join his communication foot-soldier chorus.

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• kwaku 10 years ago

  why are you people to continue to defend this gargantuan crime? Apart from the fact that your article is full of grammatical errors, may be should have written in dutch, it is also stupid article. Who is to blame for these Ju ...
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  why are you people to continue to defend this gargantuan crime? Apart from the fact that your article is full of grammatical errors, may be should have written in dutch, it is also stupid article. Who is to blame for these Judgement debts? Ask the nine supreme court Justices who ruled in favor of Mr. Martin Amidu. There was no contract between Isofoton, Waterville or Wayome even in the absence of parliament approval. What don't you understand?

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• Kojo T 10 years ago

  Is it a lack of understanding or just politics ? There is a phrase" due diligence" . The onus was on the government to get the parliamentary approval. It failed to do so. Istofon did its part. It has a right to sue

  Is it a lack of understanding or just politics ? There is a phrase" due diligence" . The onus was on the government to get the parliamentary approval. It failed to do so. Istofon did its part. It has a right to sue

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• ABBA 10 years ago

  IT IS ENSHRINED IN OUR CONSTITUTION THAT ALL GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS MUST BE APPROVED BY THE PARLIAMENT. FIRST KNOW THAT IGNORANCE IS NOT AN EXCUSE. IF YOU ENTER A COUNTRY AND YOU DON'T STUDY THE COUNTRY'S LAWS AND YOU BREAK EVE ...
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  IT IS ENSHRINED IN OUR CONSTITUTION THAT ALL GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS MUST BE APPROVED BY THE PARLIAMENT. FIRST KNOW THAT IGNORANCE IS NOT AN EXCUSE. IF YOU ENTER A COUNTRY AND YOU DON'T STUDY THE COUNTRY'S LAWS AND YOU BREAK EVEN ONE, DO YOU THINK YOU WOULD BE SET FREE FOR BEING IGNORANT? TWO, ISOFOTOTON HAS GHANAIAN LAWYERS WHO LED THEM TO BID AND WON THE CONTRACTS. DO YOU WANT TO TELL ME THAT THESE GHANAIAN LAWYERS DON'T KNOW OUR CONSTITUTION? COME AGAIN ANOTHER TIME WITH SENSIBLE ARTICLES.

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• Kwame 10 years ago

  Do you remember the posting of their Ghanaian representative, when he threatened to invoke curses on NPP politicians who were baying for his blood? He said that Kufuor promised to seek parliamentary approval so his company sh ...
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  Do you remember the posting of their Ghanaian representative, when he threatened to invoke curses on NPP politicians who were baying for his blood? He said that Kufuor promised to seek parliamentary approval so his company shouldn't worry so they went ahead to obtain a contract from The NPP govt. Kojo Impianim has come out to say that no contract was signed. How then did Isofototon manage to have that money paid to them as judgment debt?

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• princewilly@ymail.com 10 years ago

  Little Johnny sees his Daddys car passing the playground and going into the woods. Curious, he follows the car and sees Daddy and Aunt Jane kissing.
  
  
  
  Johnny finds this so exciting and can barely contain himself as he r ...
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  Little Johnny sees his Daddys car passing the playground and going into the woods. Curious, he follows the car and sees Daddy and Aunt Jane kissing.
  
  
  
  Johnny finds this so exciting and can barely contain himself as he runs home and starts to tell his mother excitedly.
  
  
  
  "MOMMY, MOMMY, I WAS AT THE PLAYGROUND AND DADDY AND..."
  
  
  
  Mommy tells him to slow down, but that she wants to hear the story.
  
  
  
  So Johnny tells her. "I was at the playground and I saw Daddys car go into the woods with Aunt Jane. I went to look and Daddy was giving Aunt Jane a big kiss, then he helped her take off her shirt, then Aunt Jane helped Daddy take his pants off, then Aunt Jane laid down on the seat, then Daddy..."
  
  
  
  At this point, Mommy cut him off and said, "Johnny, this is such an interesting story, suppose you save the rest of it for supper time. I want to see the look on Daddys face when you tell it tonight."
  
  
  
  At the dinner table, Mommy asks Johnny to tell his story. He describes the car into the woods, the undressing, laying down on the seat, and, "then Daddy and Aunt Jane did that same thing Mommy and Uncle Jeff used to do when Daddy was in the Army"

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• azar 10 years ago

  Mr Dekportor jst try stand in front of Hon capt Tsikatar and u will get a lafrg slap on the face.he simply not intune with the ideas of june 4th

  Mr Dekportor jst try stand in front of Hon capt Tsikatar and u will get a lafrg slap on the face.he simply not intune with the ideas of june 4th

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• PAUL AFFUL 10 years ago

  why did ndc gurus not make it public that npp had gone into bogus contracts so had questions to answer when ndc came into power?.......ndc were only too happy to take advantage of ghana by choosing to invite criminals with al ...
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  why did ndc gurus not make it public that npp had gone into bogus contracts so had questions to answer when ndc came into power?.......ndc were only too happy to take advantage of ghana by choosing to invite criminals with all sorts of bogus complaints, and criminally shepherd them, to make gargantuan claims from our scarce resources so as to share the loot....and the most annoying thing is that it took an npp guru like ken agyapong to leak this secrete agenda of the ndc out for ghanaians to see the wolves and sharks in ndc who were looting us big time led by the chief hypocrite and demon himself atta mills the holier than thou president....atta mills attacked jj for condemning corruption in ndc and sacked martin amidu for preventing it....SO ALL THE NDC FOLKS SHD SHUT THE FUCK UP AND BOW THEIR HEADS IN SHAME FOR DUPING US...EVEN SMALL BOY OKUDZETO ABLAKWA WAS READY TO HELP AFRICA AUTO LTD TO CLAIM 1.5 BILLION DOLLARS FROM GHANA....THIS BOY DOES NOT KNOW THE VALUE OF MONEY AT ALL SO HE DID ALL HE COULD TO DUPE US INCLUDING EVEN PERSUADING MARTIN AMIDU TO APPROVE OF STUPID CLAIMS WHICH WAS REFUSED BY PATRIOTIC MARTIN AMIDU.....we have evil forces in power who are worse than armed robbers bcos they dont even feel for the needs of central, volta and northern ghana where poverty is most severe....thieves thieves juloi..ide bii keke..

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• KENNY A 10 years ago

  THIS RUTHLESS CROOK SHOULD HAVE BEEN ONE OF THOSE SHOT BY J.J. RAWLINGS' NDC.
  
  THIS SAM JONAH CRIMINAL IS ONE OF THE MANY REASONS WHY GHANAIANS ARE NOT REAPING THE BENEFITS GOD HAS ENDOWED OUR NATION WITH TO THIS DAY.
  
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  THIS RUTHLESS CROOK SHOULD HAVE BEEN ONE OF THOSE SHOT BY J.J. RAWLINGS' NDC.
  
  THIS SAM JONAH CRIMINAL IS ONE OF THE MANY REASONS WHY GHANAIANS ARE NOT REAPING THE BENEFITS GOD HAS ENDOWED OUR NATION WITH TO THIS DAY.
  
  INDEED, SAM JONAH IS LIKE THE LATE "TINY" ROWLAND OF THE UK, RUTHLESS CRIMINALS.
  
  I REALLY DO NOT KNOW WHY SUCH WICKED PEOPLE AS SAM JONAH HAS A VOICE IN GHANA.
  
  SAM JONAH GOT HIS FUCKING "SIR" TITLE BECAUSE OF HOW HE TEAMED UP WITH THE UK TO LOOT GHANA'S GOLD RESERVES.
  
  TO THIS DAY, A VISIT TO ALL THOSE GOLD MINING AREAS IN GHANA WILL SHOW SORRY GHOST TOWNS WITH NOTHING TO SHOW FOR THE YEARS OF GOLD MINING IN THOSE COMMUNITIES.
  
  GOD WILL PUNISH ALL THESE CROOKS.

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• DAN KAY PRINCE 10 years ago

  MENSAH DEKPOTOR, ONE OF THE MOST USELESS EWES IN HANBURG. HE WILL BE ROAMING THE STREET OF WANDSBEKER CHAUSSEE IN HAMBURG DOING PRACTICALLY NOTHING IMPOSTING AS A BIGWIG IN THE NDC. THIS FOOLISH EWE MAN WILL FIND WORK DOING A ...
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  MENSAH DEKPOTOR, ONE OF THE MOST USELESS EWES IN HANBURG. HE WILL BE ROAMING THE STREET OF WANDSBEKER CHAUSSEE IN HAMBURG DOING PRACTICALLY NOTHING IMPOSTING AS A BIGWIG IN THE NDC. THIS FOOLISH EWE MAN WILL FIND WORK DOING AND AS A RESULT BE WEARING THE SAME SHIRT FOR WEEKS LONG WITHOUT WASHING. LAZY EWE!!!

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• Nii Lante Okunka 10 years ago

  Our shortcomings as a nation stem from our inability to be jealously guarded by the rule of law.If those entrusted to be custodians of our affairs FEAR THE LAWS OF OUR NATION,we would not be talking about financial losses to ...
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  Our shortcomings as a nation stem from our inability to be jealously guarded by the rule of law.If those entrusted to be custodians of our affairs FEAR THE LAWS OF OUR NATION,we would not be talking about financial losses to the State.Unfortunately most of these custodians are,by their discipline,officers of the courts,yet they routinely violate their oaths of office and blindly steal from all of us.
  Our constitution categorically stipulates that certain financial undertaking would have to be approved by parliament.Now,what part of that constitutional provision is unclear to our government officials,huh? Through a whole process,officials of State flaunt this requirement through the inducement of taking bribes.Such has been the conduct of our former and present government officials some of whom are hailed as great Statesmen by International bodies.What a fallacy.
  If all of us would FEAR THE LAW AND RESPECT IT,none of these outrageous incidences of corruption would have such a choke-hold on the day-to-day administration of our country.
  The people in authority steal with impunity so all of us,in our small ways,also steal and the end result is that needed resources for development are diverted into individual pockets.And we wonder why we are deprived of basic necessities like good drinking water and power.

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• Kossi 10 years ago

  Hey you non-entity Dan Kay Prince (even your real name is hidden)If article writing is as easy as you think, Nobody stops you from writing to express your view. Your attack on Dekportor is nothing but jealousy. The writer is ...
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  Hey you non-entity Dan Kay Prince (even your real name is hidden)If article writing is as easy as you think, Nobody stops you from writing to express your view. Your attack on Dekportor is nothing but jealousy. The writer is well respected even at Government level in Ghana.

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• WARD GDX - WE THE PEOPLE 10 years ago

  THESE EWEs and SENSELESSNESS, HANDS IN GLOVES.
  
  What a stupid bunch.
  
  They litter this site with so much noise and nonsense.
  
  NPP this, NPP that, what has your NDC done for Ghana?
  
  They only know how to make noise an ...
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  THESE EWEs and SENSELESSNESS, HANDS IN GLOVES.
  
  What a stupid bunch.
  
  They litter this site with so much noise and nonsense.
  
  NPP this, NPP that, what has your NDC done for Ghana?
  
  They only know how to make noise and talk bull shi**t but cannot perform.
  
  They always want to latch on stealing from Ghana and relying on their parasitic dependence on gov't and cronyism for survival.
  
  Evil bunch

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• Katta 10 years ago

  Is it not also true that Isofoton should ensure that the contract can be defended by making sure that all necessary procedures and steps are completed ?.

  Is it not also true that Isofoton should ensure that the contract can be defended by making sure that all necessary procedures and steps are completed ?.

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