Corruption Barometer: 54% says corruption has increased in Ghana

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DENNIS ADJEI-BRENYAH ESQ 10 years ago

THANK YOU GUYS.....THE TASK AHEAD IS DIFFICULT, BUT WE WILL PREVAIL..PLEASE SEE MY ARTICLE PUBLISHED 2 DAYS AGO ON THIS PLATFORM TITLED : DEFEATING THE CULTURE OF "IRREGULARITIES" IN OUR PUBLIC SERVICE. WE ARE ON OUR WAY.....

THANK YOU GUYS.....THE TASK AHEAD IS DIFFICULT, BUT WE WILL PREVAIL..PLEASE SEE MY ARTICLE PUBLISHED 2 DAYS AGO ON THIS PLATFORM TITLED : DEFEATING THE CULTURE OF "IRREGULARITIES" IN OUR PUBLIC SERVICE. WE ARE ON OUR WAY.....
Vuvuzela 10 years ago

I am worried the report didn't say the corruption perception is 120%.

I am worried the report didn't say the corruption perception is 120%.
insight to the bone 10 years ago

pepeni has taken a few good but woefully incompetent men. so this ndc with all these people and their doctorate degrees , decades of experience and not being new to the business of running a nation could only find a chartered ...
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pepeni has taken a few good but woefully incompetent men. so this ndc with all these people and their doctorate degrees , decades of experience and not being new to the business of running a nation could only find a chartered accountant with polytechnic to run the sophisticated affairs of finance and economic planning? the country i agree can never be broke but is only heavily in debt with no future or chance of development due to the chinese. this krobo minister is only trying to balance the books and lacks courage , mental acumen and deep understanding to make the bold decisions required in these challenging times . they are only thieves who are bold and fool hardy courageous when it comes to stealing or looting but to do something good is an abomination to their nature . these are the king of people who if are on your team will make sure you miserably fail not because they plan it but because their burdened in the dark ignorant hearts by their own selfishness . pepeni thinks we blindly hate him but we say we actually see him for what he really is and that is a CAPITAL FOOL who never do anything good for himself to less of the welfare of the ordinary man. pepeni is entrapped by his own self surrounded by incompetence and tribal amateurs who think that by selling us propaganda , ideology and lies they can get by . we say their days are numbered and soon their blood will flow . his friend pepeni the idiot presiding judge will be one of the first punished for their arrogance. God has blinded them from seeing the way forward so we can one day wipe them out from the face of this earth , long live the republic of Akan
GREAT NANA ANTWI 10 years ago

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GHFUO, BE SERIOUS NOT PRIDEFUL! 10 years ago

WE NEED CORRUPTION COURTS IN GH.
WE NEED A SYMPOSIUM TO ADDRESS WHY BRIBERY N CIRRUPTION STILL PERSISTS IN GH.
WHY DO PPL ENGAGE IN BRIBERY N CORRUPTION?
IS THE SALARY NOT ENUFF? FIX IT, PAY THESE WORKERS WELL
IS IT GREED ...
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WE NEED CORRUPTION COURTS IN GH.
WE NEED A SYMPOSIUM TO ADDRESS WHY BRIBERY N CIRRUPTION STILL PERSISTS IN GH.
WHY DO PPL ENGAGE IN BRIBERY N CORRUPTION?
IS THE SALARY NOT ENUFF? FIX IT, PAY THESE WORKERS WELL
IS IT GREED? IF YOU FEEL YOUR SALARY IS NOT ENOUGH FOR YOU, GO N GET 2ND JOB. DONT HARASS PPL FOR BRIBES.
THIS IS UNLAWFUL AND A CRIME IN ITSELF. YOU DONT COME INTO PUBLIC OFFICE TO STEAL.
YOU MUST COME THERE TO PROTECT GH'S INTERESTS, NOT YOUR PERSONAL INTEREST.
WEN U BRING IN PPL ARE ARE NOT QUALIFIED FOR THESE CABINET JOBS, HAVE NO TRACK RECOD OR REPUTABLE PREVIOUS OCCUPATIONS. THEY WILL ROB THE STATE.
THOSE IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR WHO EMBEZZLE FUNDS MUST BE CHARGED WITH CORRUPTION BY THE POLICE/STATE AND SHOULD BE PROSECUTED IN THE COURTS.
MALAYSIA HAS A SIMILAR CONCEPT AND IT IS REAPING REWARDS. LOOK AT MALAYSIA'S POSITION ON THE GLOBAL CORRUPTION INDEX?
IF GH STARTS PROSECUTING CORRUPT PUBLIC SECTOR WORKERS. MORE FOREIGN INVESTORS WILL COME IN BCOS THEY CAN COUNT ON THE RULE OF LAW TO WORK N BE FAIR.
OUR PPL WILL HVE JOBS, TAXES WILL BE PAID, MORE DEVELOPMNT IN GH. ALL WILL BE HAPPY. THIS IS THE ONLY WAY THESE STUPID ANIMALS WILL EVER LEARN.
ARREST THESE FOOLS, JAIL THEM UNTIL A HEAVY BOND/BAIL IS PAID. GATHER THE EVIDENCE AND TAKE THEM TO COURT. THE CHIEF JUSTICE MUST PUT THEIR FUCKING FOOT DOWN!
CONFISCATE THEIR ASSETS AND PAY OFF THESE MISMANAGED PROJECTS WITH THEIR PROCEEDS FROM THE PUBLIC AUCTION.
THEN JAIL AND PUBLISH THEIR NAMES IN THE MEDIA. NAME AND SHAME THEM. NKWASIAFOUR! NOT UNDER MY WATCH! AHA NA WO B3 DA!
PLEASE CROSS CHECK SUPREME COURT 10 years ago

SUPREME COURT JUDGES MUST BE CHECK ALSO. THEY HAVE BEING BRIBED...CORRUPTION EVERYWHERE

SUPREME COURT JUDGES MUST BE CHECK ALSO. THEY HAVE BEING BRIBED...CORRUPTION EVERYWHERE
OHH AMA GHANA 10 years ago

IS THIS GHANA???? OUR COUNTRY IS DOOMED.

IS THIS GHANA???? OUR COUNTRY IS DOOMED.
GHANAMAN 10 years ago

How can Nigeria be better than Ghana. Naive people.Check the full report on BBC or Transparency Int.

How can Nigeria be better than Ghana. Naive people.Check the full report on BBC or Transparency Int.
Joe navajo 10 years ago

99.999 percent Ghanaians corrupt even children.

99.999 percent Ghanaians corrupt even children.
Kwame Koba 10 years ago

It hasn't just increased but has increased unprecedentedly. The very thing JJ came to stop has worsened. Very soon Ghanaians will pay to be given oxygen to breath. You haven't seen anything yet,. Just wait.

It hasn't just increased but has increased unprecedentedly. The very thing JJ came to stop has worsened. Very soon Ghanaians will pay to be given oxygen to breath. You haven't seen anything yet,. Just wait.
Paa Kodwo 10 years ago

EGYA AZEEM.

PUBLIC OFFICERS IN GHANA DO NOT EARN MORE THAN $1,800.00 A YEAR,YET, THESE OFFICEWRS HAVE BEEN IN THE POSITIION TO BUILD HOUSES,RUN TAXIS,INTERNET CAFES AND BARS IN THE COUNTRY.

IT MATTERS MOST FOR THE NATIO ...
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EGYA AZEEM.

PUBLIC OFFICERS IN GHANA DO NOT EARN MORE THAN $1,800.00 A YEAR,YET, THESE OFFICEWRS HAVE BEEN IN THE POSITIION TO BUILD HOUSES,RUN TAXIS,INTERNET CAFES AND BARS IN THE COUNTRY.

IT MATTERS MOST FOR THE NATION TO TRACK DOWN THESE MEN AND WOMEN AND TO KNOW, WHERE THEY GOT THE FUNDS TO RUN THEIR VARIOUS CRIMINAL OUTFITS.

HOW CAN CIVIL SERVANTS IN GHANA BE RICH PEOPLE.

VERY STRANGE INDEED.

THIS WILL NOT BE POSSIBLE IN THE DEVELOPED COUNTRIES.

IT MEANS,THE NATION CONTINUES TO BE ON A WRONG DIRECTION.

CORRUPTION LEADS TO SUFFERING, UNDERDEVELOPMENT AND EXTREME POVERTY.

WE DO STILL HAVE MANY HURDLES TO CROSS.
KWAME 10 years ago

THERE'S A DIRECT CORRELATION BETWEEN ECONOMIC INSTABILITY/DEPRIVATION OF THE BASIC NEEDS OF LIFE AND ENDEMIC CORRUPTION AMONG A COUNTRY'S LEADERSHIP, PARTICULARLY, GHANA'S.

GHANA'S LEADERSHIP CULTIVATES THE PROPENSITY TO B ...
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THERE'S A DIRECT CORRELATION BETWEEN ECONOMIC INSTABILITY/DEPRIVATION OF THE BASIC NEEDS OF LIFE AND ENDEMIC CORRUPTION AMONG A COUNTRY'S LEADERSHIP, PARTICULARLY, GHANA'S.

GHANA'S LEADERSHIP CULTIVATES THE PROPENSITY TO BE CORRUPT BECAUSE THEY KNOW THEY DO NOT HAVE THE PRACTICAL "CAN DO" KNOWHOW, VISION AND NATIONALISM TO TURN THE ECONOMY AROUND.

THEY DO NOT HAVE CONFIDENCE IN EVEN THEIR FELLOW GHANAIANS, THAT'S WHY THEY CONTINUE TO RELY HEAVILY ON CHINA, INDIA AND THE WESTERN COUNTRIES FOR EVERYTHING, INCLUDING AMERICAN "EXPERTS" TO INVESTIGATE AND REPORT ON THE CAUSES OF FIRE OUTBREAKS.

OUR NATION IS SO SERIOUSLY POLARISED ALONG TRIBAL, POLITICAL AND "OLD BOYISM" LINES THAT GHANAIANS ARE ALWAYS AFRAID OF EVEN THEIR SHADOWS.

THIS IS A PERFECT RECIPE FOR DISASTER.

THIS CAN BE TRACED BACK TO WHEN OURT COLONIAL MASTERS USED "DIVIDE AND RULE" TO PILLAGE OUR NATURAL RESOURCES AND EVEN COLLUDE WITH OUR CHIEFS TO SELL THEIR FELLOW GHANAIANS INTO SLAVERY.

SADLY, OUR POLITICIANS ARE ALSO USING THE SAME STRATEGIES TO PILLAGE GHANA'S ECONOMY, AND THE EVIDENCE IS THERE FOR ALL TO SEE.

WE SHALL ALL SWIM THE SHIT CREATED BY GHANA'S SUCCESSIVE "DIVIDE AND RULE" LEADERSHIP.
Appletus 10 years ago

As a researcher, I sometimes wonder at the methodology used and the data collection procedures for TI. Coming out with these figures based on some survey of respondents not even from Ghana must be a cause for concern for vali ...
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As a researcher, I sometimes wonder at the methodology used and the data collection procedures for TI. Coming out with these figures based on some survey of respondents not even from Ghana must be a cause for concern for validity and reliability.
As expected, if survey or interview are conducted in Ghana, in that natural setting and respondents all hail from Ghana, then there is to a large measure - credibility.
But, if TI depends on other means, say, non-Ghanaian respondents, Ghanaian respondents who are not based in Ghana, reliability is challenged.
The reason why the methodology employed by TI is even flawed is the fact that it is based on perception.
How do you quantify perception?
By conducting survey on some number of respondents across the world is too wide a bias to be used for individualized nations like Ghana.
Can we know the sample size of this study?How many people were contacted?
What is the breakdown of this sample?
We have to be very careful paying some attention to these fuzzy surveys.
KWAME 10 years ago

what is your real motivation for your post? Have you tried to contact authors of the article for details regarding sample size, research methods etc. How many people on this forum understand what is Level of Confidence? Ma ...
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what is your real motivation for your post? Have you tried to contact authors of the article for details regarding sample size, research methods etc. How many people on this forum understand what is Level of Confidence? Maybe you should try to do your own research on this very important topic rather than undermining others efforts.
AN APOLOGY LIKE YOU. 10 years ago

What efforts. Another brain death.

What efforts. Another brain death.
KWAME 10 years ago

are you trying to say "brain dead"? bad start..now, what is your complaint with the research work? What do you know about research methods? damn foot soldiers..dumb ass

are you trying to say "brain dead"? bad start..now, what is your complaint with the research work? What do you know about research methods? damn foot soldiers..dumb ass
AN APOLOGY LIKE YOU. 10 years ago

I know for example that Nigeria scored 44 percent and 10 percent better than Ghana. Think idiot. Correcting me is great but do the check yourself and when you come back, we can argue better. Do you need their website?
Sorry ...
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I know for example that Nigeria scored 44 percent and 10 percent better than Ghana. Think idiot. Correcting me is great but do the check yourself and when you come back, we can argue better. Do you need their website?
Sorry, I am no foot soldier but just a sensible Ghanaian who knows why not to wash my dirty linens outside, especially when others hide theirs.
AN APOLOGY LIKE YOU. 10 years ago

And I know research methods can be subjective and not necessarily objective. The onus is on you to check.

And I know research methods can be subjective and not necessarily objective. The onus is on you to check.
KWAME 10 years ago

what are you doing? Is that your brilliant definition for research methods? how about his scenerio: if Nigerian scored 44% better than Ghana, and in a game Ghana scored 4 goals. How many goals did Nigeria scored to satisfy ...
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what are you doing? Is that your brilliant definition for research methods? how about his scenerio: if Nigerian scored 44% better than Ghana, and in a game Ghana scored 4 goals. How many goals did Nigeria scored to satisfy equation. Aha...
AN APOLOGY LIKE YOU. 10 years ago

You have not checked the data and yet you come back with silly equation. Nigeria is supposed to have scored 10 percent better than Ghana and not 44 percent.

You have not checked the data and yet you come back with silly equation. Nigeria is supposed to have scored 10 percent better than Ghana and not 44 percent.
Appletus 10 years ago

The findings is now for public consumption. I do not agree, see eye to eye with the methodology used.
So you agree when TI sits in Switzerland and contact some phony people for data to be used for Ghana? Where are you from, ...
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The findings is now for public consumption. I do not agree, see eye to eye with the methodology used.
So you agree when TI sits in Switzerland and contact some phony people for data to be used for Ghana? Where are you from, my friend?
All I want to say is to challenge their methodology and methods of data collection. It is an international global affair and once this is published, it all over the globe.
Research is currently under way about the methodology employed by TI and when findings are ready, yo will get to know the true picture
AN APOLOGY LIKE YOU. 10 years ago

Onua! ignore him. He is very un-wise. I wonder if he can explain why so many countries opted out. Have a look at the real data and you will be surprise France and most of her former colonies are absent.

Onua! ignore him. He is very un-wise. I wonder if he can explain why so many countries opted out. Have a look at the real data and you will be surprise France and most of her former colonies are absent.
Eddie 10 years ago

We are told that ghana lost over 1 bilion cedis in 2011 according to Auditor generals report. It stated all those who were involved in this mess and they are to be prosecuted as directed the president. Police in ghana are not ...
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We are told that ghana lost over 1 bilion cedis in 2011 according to Auditor generals report. It stated all those who were involved in this mess and they are to be prosecuted as directed the president. Police in ghana are not revenue collectors in ghana, so how much money was currupted by police that could be more than the woyome money. Those one one cedis the mttu has been collecting from the drivers can not reach the woyome money within one year. What will be said about Nigeria police. If this reseachers have nothing to say they should stop denegrating the name of the ghana police. If they want to see corrupt institutions they should look at CEPS, IRS,Forestry, Auditors, Accountants and all those who are incharge of the purse for the nation.
Whatever 10 years ago

The corruption spate right now in Ghana is far far lower than under Kufour where looting and plundering was pervasive with official seal on it. So the index cannot be true

The corruption spate right now in Ghana is far far lower than under Kufour where looting and plundering was pervasive with official seal on it. So the index cannot be true
BRAVEBOY 10 years ago

News papers in Spain are implicating their PM for receiving illicit payments and yet the index awarded Spain 2 percent. People should study the report very well before continuing to make stupid comments.

There are lots of ...
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News papers in Spain are implicating their PM for receiving illicit payments and yet the index awarded Spain 2 percent. People should study the report very well before continuing to make stupid comments.

There are lots of countries that abstained, ask why?. It has its bias intentions and we are making it easier for them. In fact the very rating institutions like Moody and Price water house have been cited for corrupt practices involving the collapse of Enron. How can Nigeria be better than Ghana and Cameroon. We need to follow the rest and say a big thank you and bye to TI in Ghana.
sly 10 years ago

Can someone tell Ghana why CEPS is not on the chart? The little drops Police takes is never a march to the millions the CEPs take to cause finacial lose to ......

Can someone tell Ghana why CEPS is not on the chart? The little drops Police takes is never a march to the millions the CEPs take to cause finacial lose to ......
obibini 10 years ago

Ghanaians should watch the Egyptians carefully and we will solve so many problems corrupt governments will go without a coup the method is simple we should stop talking and begin to act

Ghanaians should watch the Egyptians carefully and we will solve so many problems corrupt governments will go without a coup the method is simple we should stop talking and begin to act
AN APOLOGY LIKE YOU. 10 years ago

Watch who? Rome was not built in a day. Why the haste to no where, like Egypt. They tried Democracy and in just a year they are fed up and it has nothing to do with corruption but the way the Egyptian economy was set up. They ...
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Watch who? Rome was not built in a day. Why the haste to no where, like Egypt. They tried Democracy and in just a year they are fed up and it has nothing to do with corruption but the way the Egyptian economy was set up. They have lots of oil yet their economy has been designed along tourism-the greatest evil of our time. Kenya had a similar problem with tourism. In fact, they scored 36 percent, almost 20 percent better than Ghana.
obibini 10 years ago

My friend you know in ghana our problem is not democracy is corruption the cancer within our government the nyafu nyafu has to stopand the peoples power will stop it removal without a coup is the solution

My friend you know in ghana our problem is not democracy is corruption the cancer within our government the nyafu nyafu has to stopand the peoples power will stop it removal without a coup is the solution
AN APOLOGY LIKE YOU. 10 years ago

Hey! elections is less than 4 years away. I know it is hard to wait but think of the consequences of replacing one bad regime with another hastily arranged bad regime. It is often the case. From Iraq to Egypt, just have your ...
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Hey! elections is less than 4 years away. I know it is hard to wait but think of the consequences of replacing one bad regime with another hastily arranged bad regime. It is often the case. From Iraq to Egypt, just have your pick.

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