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Blame Mahama, Parliament for ‘massive’ corruption – Emile Short

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  • GHFUO, change ur thinking 10 years ago

    WE NEED ACCOUNTABILITY N TRANSPARENCY IN GOVT!
    WE NEED CORRUPTION COURTS IN GH NOW!
    MAHAMA PAID TO APPEAR ON CNN!!! CNN DIDNT INVITE HIM.
    WHY DID MAHAMA GIVE AGGUDEY A PRESIDENTIAL PARDON? FOR WHAT? FOR HIM TO SAVE FACE AN ...
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  • NDCGuy 10 years ago

    The MOU between Symbion and the Ghana Investment Promotion Center is corruption. Go to the GIPC website and send a note to the Director to cancel this deal.It is fraud.

  • WILLIAM 10 years ago

    If the document went to Parliament and as reported has not received their attention how does that reflect on President Mahama? I don't get it!

  • Koby 10 years ago

    God bless you for your braveness

  • Vuvuzela 10 years ago

    Looks like corruption started after Mahama was elected president! Funny Ghanaians.

  • AkwasiB (USA) 10 years ago

    Corruption has long been in our system, except more and more brave people are now standing up and talking against it. To make any progress, the people, especially our leaders, must stop the empty talk and do something at all ...
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  • Kwame 10 years ago

    Good English is not wisdom and courage for a Prez. This Prez's English is banal and much clichéd with no substance to give hope and direction. So the greedy bastards are latching on to it with no one effectively watching an ...
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  • KG 10 years ago

    HOW CAN HE FIGHT CORRUPTION? HE HIMSELF IS MORE CORRUPT THAN ANYBODY. DURING HIS TENURE AS VP HE WAS INVOLVED IN MANY CORRUPT PRACTISES THAN ANYBODY.ASK MARTIN AMIDU.

  • Lt. Gen. At3dua 10 years ago

    Nonsense, why blame the president when he did his part by sending the document to the parliament? A former commissioner CHRAJ indeed.

  • Diprof 10 years ago

    Don't blame the former commissioner CHRAG, the misleading headline is the fault of the writer.

  • AkwasiB (USA) 10 years ago

    Are you implying that it is simply OK to send something to parliament and let it die there? Doesn't the VP have a significant role in what goes on in parliament? One of our many problems is that we get content and comfortable ...
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  • mohammed 10 years ago

    We need the ghanaian in the diaspora to participate in the very important contribution to destroy this cankerworm of corruption in ghana. We should not only have the platform to contribute to the discussion, but also have the ...
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  • Kolo 10 years ago

    You can say it loud but they just hate and fear those from the diaspora because of our work ethics.

    Name them! We have massive wealth of knowledge but they leave us to rot. They only take our money!!!

  • Lt. Gen. At3dua 10 years ago

    AkwasiB, I wouldn't like to believe that you are trying to be naive. Perhaps you are referring to something done in a different jurisdiction otherwise you should know that in Ghana the Executive, as one arm of governance has ...
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  • AkwasiB (USA) 10 years ago

    You may be right and I may be naive, but we have a country where the executive is supreme and controls everything, including the other branches of government. The other two are subservient to the executive, who gets its way a ...
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  • SULE 10 years ago

    So where is the document and why has parliament not looked at the document and made it operational by adding legal muscle to it? Is the opposition really working to keep the Mahama-Amissah Arthur administration on it's toes?
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  • mohammed 10 years ago

    Why not Publish the Document for Review here and Pass it in Parliament. You might get the best reviews on the legislation here free of charge than parliament can offer. First good step. we make sure convicts pay back with int ...
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  • po 10 years ago

    BLAME PARLIAMENT. WE ARE OUR OWN enemies.

  • AVANTI 10 years ago

    THIS PENCHANT FOR TITLES AND AGGRANDIZEMENT IN THE BLACKMAN WILL SIMPLY NOT GO AWAY - NOW SHORT IS A FORMER SUPREME COURT JUSTICE?
    FRIMPONG BOATENG WILL ALWAYS BE A FORMER CEO OF KBTH AND SO ON AND SO FORTH AD NAUSEAM.CAN PE ...
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  • Kweku Boateng Jnr. 10 years ago

    Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission is taking the lead by investigating the assets of not only ministers, senior police officers, but members of public Boards and publishing their names, the amounts paid into their accounts, t ...
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  • AkwasiB (USA) 10 years ago

    God Bless You - Well Said.

  • mohammed 10 years ago

    Good input. I like that. seize the wealth and shame them.

  • Lante Lante 10 years ago

    Emile Short headed CHRAJ when the Anane case was deliberated upon. And what did Emile Short do? He ruled that Anane had done nothing wrong even though there was all the evidence of his sending huge sums of money that he had s ...
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  • mohammed 10 years ago

    the minister could afford a round trip. this should not be a character assassination event, but positive contribution. so long us there was due process and nobody like you was preventing from contributing publicly or secretel ...
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  • SETHO 10 years ago

    WHEN PEOPLE TALK ABOUT MASSIVE CORRUPTION IN THE COUNTRY, I WONDER WHY THEY ARE NOT ABLE TO SUPPORT THEIR ALLEGATION WITH ANY VISIBLE, AUTHENTIC AND VERIFIABLE EVIDENCE TO THAT EFFECT. IF YOU KNOW OF SUCH CORRUPTION AND YOU ...
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  • AkwasiB (USA) 10 years ago

    How much evidence do you need when our leaders borrow these huge sums of money and have nothing to show after 3 to 5 years? We are always borrowing for infrastructure development - roads, schools, hospitals - you name it. Wh ...
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  • Esi 10 years ago

    The story does not suggest that Mahama and Parliament have caused large scale corruption. Before the Programme was developed, there was widespread corruption.

  • Balawo President 10 years ago

    The corruption is synonymous with the name Mahama. Then whole vice-president who is the second highest paid official in Ghana greedily took $170m in one negotiation and never explained how he came by that money shows that he ...
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  • GREAT NANA ANTWI 10 years ago

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  • HONESTY 10 years ago

    Emile Short was appointed CHRAJ boss by Rawlings despite his known NPP leanings. He presided over the un precedented looting of Ghana by Kufuor and his gang, including Short's formrr wife. He did not see anything wrong at the ...
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  • Osei Yao 10 years ago

    This man is naive. He still thinks corruption can be fought with documents. Corruption is by the highly educated. The excuse that education will fight corruption has been proven wrong. The moral confusion created by too much ...
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  • PlainPlainTruth 10 years ago

    I don't think Emile Short blamed the President. This was a pure fabrication of whoever wrote this piece.

    The president has presented it to Parliament as he should. Parliament hasn't done anything about it. So wherein lies ...
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  • nasuru 10 years ago

    Togolese are a problem in this country.. they quickly learn GA and Odd Twi and they talk loud like they own GA town.. all eyes on you and this ewe ppl allowed them.. Ghana Military, police and other good jobs only benefit thi ...
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  • nasuru 10 years ago

    Ghana, Police, soldiers and any good jobs in the country has been taken over by this Togolese in the country.. One i know only speak French and English and Togolese Ewe, not Ghana ewe.. foreigners are ruling Ghana if you don' ...
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  • akosua nukurefo 10 years ago

    human beings operate and cheat very well where are no rules to guide them in pretence. liberia, sierra leone, ivory coast etc the multinational companies took advantage of the various disturbances to loot especially the miner ...
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  • SAY IT AS IT IS! 10 years ago

    If something is giving to someone to forward and he has done that, dose the person still bare the blam?
    These people are in society getting deminted but as long as we know to EMIL SHORT, whatever he says is taken to be sens ...
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  • mahama is corrupt,evil 2 the nation 10 years ago

    MAHAMA IS NUMBER ONE CORRUPT,CRIMINAL,USELESS,INCOMPETENT,EMPTY HEAD,MOST GHANIANS LEAVE MAHAMA TO GOD,PERIOD

  • nasuru 10 years ago

    Togolese dn't really care about the country...they normally say Ghana is better then Togo and other African country's,but ordinary Ghanian dream more and demand justice whiles they think there are fortunate to be in the count ...
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  • mahama is corrupt,evil 2 the nation 10 years ago

    AZAAA,ATOPAHENE,JUJU KILLER,KILLED MILLS FOR POWER,GHANA GOLD TO IRAN FOR FREE,OH GHANA PAA NIE,HMMMMMM

  • nasuru 10 years ago

    Togolese, ewe combined, are too dangerous to Ghana stability....every strong NDC I have reason with in my area are all pure Togolese...I was shocked to find out this.. they are everywhere in our police and military..very low ...
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  • SPIDER IN HIS WEB 10 years ago

    The shameless NDC government has returned the country to the economics of the Acheampong era whereby the govt borrows heavily from foreign sources and then mortgages all exports over an extended period of time to pay for it. ...
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  • Joe Turkey 10 years ago

    Any anticorruption action will sweep Mahama like a fallen leaf in the Fall season. The man is so corrupt he wouldn't want anything to do with any anti-corruption measures.