NPP members forget that Ghanaians have more common sense than they imagine. As a result they always want to twist everything with the hope that they will turn public opinion against the government. They forget that people are ... read full comment
NPP members forget that Ghanaians have more common sense than they imagine. As a result they always want to twist everything with the hope that they will turn public opinion against the government. They forget that people are sensible enough to see things for themselves. And when people feel that their intelligence is being cheated they resent this insulting posture.
So long as NPP continuous with this kind of politics they will continue to be rejected by the people. The interesting thing is that they feel shocked people reject them - they cannot believe why people did not buy their lies!!!
If you show some semblance of sincerity, people will tolerate you, as they do with NDC.
Askopite 12 years ago
Whislt the ACEP thorough analysis of this year's petroleum projects have largely been vindicated...they a have also proven beyond reasonable doubt that their processes and proceduces for analysing the Energy health of the nat ... read full comment
Whislt the ACEP thorough analysis of this year's petroleum projects have largely been vindicated...they a have also proven beyond reasonable doubt that their processes and proceduces for analysing the Energy health of the nation is working...i will encourage ACEP to continue to provide such unbiased assessment for Ghanaians....Ghana forever.....
Askopite
SANKOFA 12 years ago
GHANA WILL BE WORSE THAN NIGERIA WHEN IT COMES TO THE MANAGEMENT OF OUR DERISORY SHARE IN OUR OWN OIL.
GHANA'S LEADERS ARE SIMPLY NOT PREPARED TO LEAD, AS EARLIER INDICATED BY A CONTRIBUTOR ON THIS FORUM.
GHANA HAS TOO ... read full comment
GHANA WILL BE WORSE THAN NIGERIA WHEN IT COMES TO THE MANAGEMENT OF OUR DERISORY SHARE IN OUR OWN OIL.
GHANA'S LEADERS ARE SIMPLY NOT PREPARED TO LEAD, AS EARLIER INDICATED BY A CONTRIBUTOR ON THIS FORUM.
GHANA HAS TOO MANY THIEVING BABOONS CALLING THE SHOTS IN GHANA.
THAT'S WHY GHANA'S BACKWARDNESS WILL CONTINUE UNABATED!
ONLY 10% OF GHANA'S "LEADERS" CAN USE A COMPUTER PROFESSIONALLY.
Qhawag 12 years ago
The level of analysis of this our think tanks is so poor that I feel diappointed.If cocoa prices are said to decline on the world market and oil prices on the other hand has beeen rising coupled with excess oil production per ... read full comment
The level of analysis of this our think tanks is so poor that I feel diappointed.If cocoa prices are said to decline on the world market and oil prices on the other hand has beeen rising coupled with excess oil production per barrel,common sense tells me that oil revenues will exceed cocoa revenues.where is the dutch diseasse? ACEP please make logical analysis.
Osei 12 years ago
What about the decline in Agric and manufacturing? Is it also because cocoa prices have fallen globally and oil prices rose? The reality is that there is diutch disease as is demonstrated by the real currency appreciation of ... read full comment
What about the decline in Agric and manufacturing? Is it also because cocoa prices have fallen globally and oil prices rose? The reality is that there is diutch disease as is demonstrated by the real currency appreciation of the Cedi. ACEP said that the Cedi relatively had lower depreciation this year than last year, and if this had effects on demand for Agric n manufacturing exports, is that not Dutch disease. So QHawag, or what do u call yourself, stopping running down credible think tanks.
NPP members forget that Ghanaians have more common sense than they imagine. As a result they always want to twist everything with the hope that they will turn public opinion against the government. They forget that people are ...
read full comment
Whislt the ACEP thorough analysis of this year's petroleum projects have largely been vindicated...they a have also proven beyond reasonable doubt that their processes and proceduces for analysing the Energy health of the nat ...
read full comment
GHANA WILL BE WORSE THAN NIGERIA WHEN IT COMES TO THE MANAGEMENT OF OUR DERISORY SHARE IN OUR OWN OIL.
GHANA'S LEADERS ARE SIMPLY NOT PREPARED TO LEAD, AS EARLIER INDICATED BY A CONTRIBUTOR ON THIS FORUM.
GHANA HAS TOO ...
read full comment
The level of analysis of this our think tanks is so poor that I feel diappointed.If cocoa prices are said to decline on the world market and oil prices on the other hand has beeen rising coupled with excess oil production per ...
read full comment
What about the decline in Agric and manufacturing? Is it also because cocoa prices have fallen globally and oil prices rose? The reality is that there is diutch disease as is demonstrated by the real currency appreciation of ...
read full comment