Groups opposed to tariff increment must use proper means - Gov't

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• messa 10 years ago

  YOU FAILED GHANA THERE IS NO COUNTRY IN THE ENTIRE WORLD OR ANY LEADER IN THE ENTIRE WORLD THAT WILL ALLOW SUCH RIPP OFF 68% UTILITY RATE HIKE ON THEIR PEOPLE. SHAME ON YOU ,YOU WERE "ELECTED" TO LEAD SO START LEADING AND RE ...
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  YOU FAILED GHANA THERE IS NO COUNTRY IN THE ENTIRE WORLD OR ANY LEADER IN THE ENTIRE WORLD THAT WILL ALLOW SUCH RIPP OFF 68% UTILITY RATE HIKE ON THEIR PEOPLE. SHAME ON YOU ,YOU WERE "ELECTED" TO LEAD SO START LEADING AND REVERSE THIS HARSH UNLAWFUL ,ILLEGAL AND INVALID SIN ON GHANA PEOPLE .
  WE ARE ALREADY TAX TO DEATH BY YOU TIME TO STOP THE NONSENSE NOW

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• messa 10 years ago

  THERE IS NO COUNTRYOR LEADER IN THIS ENTIRE WORLD THAT WILL ALLOW SUCH A HUGH RATE HIKE RIPP OF ON THEIR PEOPLE
  SHAME ON YOU MAHAMA FOR LOOKING THE OTHER WAY AND FAILING TO STOP THIS INJUSTICE

  THERE IS NO COUNTRYOR LEADER IN THIS ENTIRE WORLD THAT WILL ALLOW SUCH A HUGH RATE HIKE RIPP OF ON THEIR PEOPLE
  SHAME ON YOU MAHAMA FOR LOOKING THE OTHER WAY AND FAILING TO STOP THIS INJUSTICE

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• Yaw Manu 10 years ago

  NDC cannot offer Ghana any good governance. All they are concerned is about lining up their pockets with state looted funds.
  Let us promote the use of Solar Energy and put the power of using energy in our own hands.
  NDC is ...
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  NDC cannot offer Ghana any good governance. All they are concerned is about lining up their pockets with state looted funds.
  Let us promote the use of Solar Energy and put the power of using energy in our own hands.
  NDC is not serious and discourages the use of Solar Energy. There are several companies waiting to provide Solar Energy but the government is putting a lot impediments in the way of these companies that discourages them.
  Let us boot NDC out of power.

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• peace 10 years ago

  another pepeni all they do is talk

  another pepeni all they do is talk

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• Papa Yaw 10 years ago

  How

  How

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• kofie 10 years ago

  stupid idiot theif mahama ayaraga allah will punish u

  stupid idiot theif mahama ayaraga allah will punish u

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• BONAFIDEKMAN 10 years ago

  You want people to come and negotiate with you insensitive bastards so that you can hoodwink us?Hell no!!!The only action you understand is action

  You want people to come and negotiate with you insensitive bastards so that you can hoodwink us?Hell no!!!The only action you understand is action

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• BUHARI 10 years ago

  I do recollect when a similar incident or something close to it, I guess it was the removal of subsidies on petroleum products in Nigeria. The masses who were at the receiving end of the oligarchs plundering actions took to t ...
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  I do recollect when a similar incident or something close to it, I guess it was the removal of subsidies on petroleum products in Nigeria. The masses who were at the receiving end of the oligarchs plundering actions took to the streets and made sure that, such an aberration was reversed with the speed and alacrity with which it was also announced.
  However, in Ghana, we have a gov't team, that would steal from the national kitty, persecute a "better Ghana agenda" of retaining power at all cost, whilst stuffing their pockets to the brim and overflowing at the same time, and these same thieving politicians would come back and ask the citizenry to replenish the national kitty, through humongous taxes, introduction of new taxes, increases in tariffs, removal of subsidies, and an unprecedented level of sheer incompetence and magnificent ineptness, and Ghanaians just sit there looking on helplessly.
  Ayariga, would not have DARED TO SAY THIS IN NIGERIA. Ghanaians wake up from your slumber and demand that the right things are done. Nobody is going to do it for you. Nobody can change the status quo for you. You need to take on the leadership head-on through demonstrations, civil unrest and severe agitation, till, those thieving politicians get it right and do right.

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• Kojovi 10 years ago

  Yes Mr. Minister, the increment might be reasonable, but the problem is that the masses cannot afford. How can fuel and utilities be increased by about 60% and salaries are increased by only 10%. What is the unemployment rate ...
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  Yes Mr. Minister, the increment might be reasonable, but the problem is that the masses cannot afford. How can fuel and utilities be increased by about 60% and salaries are increased by only 10%. What is the unemployment rate in Ghana? Moreover, people pay for goods and services supplied and not vice versa, so if they think that they want to improve such services, they should do so before people can be convinced that the price is worth paying but not to rob them to improve their failure. What is the guarantee that if they start paying for such shoddy services, the services will improve later on.

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