Ghana Post honours President Mills

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Fawku 10 years ago

RIP.

GReat servant of the People.

You served well.

Well done. Ghana Post

RIP.

GReat servant of the People.

You served well.

Well done. Ghana Post
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KULUNGUGU 10 years ago

If Atta Mills autopsy is still shrouded in secrecy, why waste time in honoring him? Make Atta Mills autopsy public.

If Atta Mills autopsy is still shrouded in secrecy, why waste time in honoring him? Make Atta Mills autopsy public.
cha 10 years ago

The country has host of issues and these jokers waste so much time on unnecessary things

The country has host of issues and these jokers waste so much time on unnecessary things
Nicholas J Bedzo 10 years ago

With the introduction of Mills Efegy
on stamps rather waste the plan of
selling more. Already people hates
Mills of his shoody works,as a Thief
conive with Alfred Woyome and dupe the
Country.

With the introduction of Mills Efegy
on stamps rather waste the plan of
selling more. Already people hates
Mills of his shoody works,as a Thief
conive with Alfred Woyome and dupe the
Country.
OTCHERE DARKO 10 years ago

Instead, Government should focus on doing things that bring development and progress.

Instead, Government should focus on doing things that bring development and progress.
Big Alex Aluta.Hamburg. 10 years ago

This is real waste of time and money.What did Mills did to Ghana that he deserve to be honoured with the printing of these stamps.The stamps must be taken away after this praise singers government.

This is real waste of time and money.What did Mills did to Ghana that he deserve to be honoured with the printing of these stamps.The stamps must be taken away after this praise singers government.
JB Ansong 10 years ago

For greed and pompousity reasons, Ex-Prez. Kuffour did a prehumous honour to himself: he forced the Ghana Post to print stamps with his picture on it.

What did you say then?

What is wrong with the posthumous honour give ...
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For greed and pompousity reasons, Ex-Prez. Kuffour did a prehumous honour to himself: he forced the Ghana Post to print stamps with his picture on it.

What did you say then?

What is wrong with the posthumous honour given to a man who passed away while being the sitting president?
Frank Agyena-Karikari 10 years ago

If the stamps can be sold to bring revenue to the company, there is no problem.

If the stamps can be sold to bring revenue to the company, there is no problem.
JB Ansong 10 years ago

For greed and pompousity reasons, Ex-Prez. Kuffour did a prehumous honour to himself: he forced the Ghana Post to print stamps with his picture on it.

What did you say then?

What is wrong with the posthumous honour giv ...
read full comment

For greed and pompousity reasons, Ex-Prez. Kuffour did a prehumous honour to himself: he forced the Ghana Post to print stamps with his picture on it.

What did you say then?

What is wrong with the posthumous honour given to a man who passed away while being the sitting president?
LYDIA 10 years ago

this man atta mills was so moronic and wicked and even sacked martin amidu for preventing corruption.....he was totally useless to ghana and his own family....ide biii keke..

this man atta mills was so moronic and wicked and even sacked martin amidu for preventing corruption.....he was totally useless to ghana and his own family....ide biii keke..
Whatever 10 years ago

What a great man. He fought for the people and deserves it

What a great man. He fought for the people and deserves it
Bomfaboy 10 years ago

No wonder we in Ghana and Africa as a whole are where we are. We seem to promote incompetence, reward incompetence, and celebrate incompetence.

No wonder we in Ghana and Africa as a whole are where we are. We seem to promote incompetence, reward incompetence, and celebrate incompetence.
Akadu Mensema 10 years ago

Hopeless NDC!

Hopeless NDC!
Micheal Agbesi 10 years ago

For this, count me and all my accomplices, my family members, my staff, my business, and my everything out from doing business with Ghana Post.Its a shame. A big shame, that a renowned Institution like Ghana Post can do a thi ...
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For this, count me and all my accomplices, my family members, my staff, my business, and my everything out from doing business with Ghana Post.Its a shame. A big shame, that a renowned Institution like Ghana Post can do a thing like this.Ghana Post is heading for the abyss, so sad.
ALEXTEMA 10 years ago

Mahama should call for early elections if he loves Ghana and trust himself.

Mahama should call for early elections if he loves Ghana and trust himself.
T.T 10 years ago

Oh! Ghana Post,you will lose customers galore for this unwise act.

Oh! Ghana Post,you will lose customers galore for this unwise act.
ALLEN LORD KWESI, ROME 10 years ago

WHAT DO MEAN BY HONOURING INCOMPETENCE ? BOMFABOY OR WHATEVER YOU CALL YOURSELF YOU ARE WICKED AND SUCH AN UNGRATEFUL BEING JUST FORGET ABOUT HIS LIFE IN POLITICS IF IT DID NOT MEAN ANYTHING AT ALL TO YOU,AFTER MAKING GHANA T ...
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WHAT DO MEAN BY HONOURING INCOMPETENCE ? BOMFABOY OR WHATEVER YOU CALL YOURSELF YOU ARE WICKED AND SUCH AN UNGRATEFUL BEING JUST FORGET ABOUT HIS LIFE IN POLITICS IF IT DID NOT MEAN ANYTHING AT ALL TO YOU,AFTER MAKING GHANA THE FASTEST GROWING ECONOMY IN THE WORLD TO SAY THE LEAST AND YOU ARE THAT MUCH CRUEL,TO SAY THE TRUTH, REFLECT A MOMENT ABOUT AN ENORMOSE CONTRIBUTION HE MADE AS A TEACHER. THIS WONDERFUL MAN DEVOTED ALL HIS LIFETIME TO GHANA IF YOU DONT' KNOW BE INFORMED.PROF. HAD NO TIME FOR HIMSELF,ALL FOR GHANA.
Ewe dzidudu 10 years ago

Ghana should have an Ewe president if we as a country are to realize our goals and end divisive politics built on Akan hegemony.Only Ewes ,Gas and other minority tribes can bring to fruition the aspirations of Ghana as the Ak ...
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Ghana should have an Ewe president if we as a country are to realize our goals and end divisive politics built on Akan hegemony.Only Ewes ,Gas and other minority tribes can bring to fruition the aspirations of Ghana as the Akans have proven to be irredeemably tribal,hegemonists and corrupt to the bone trying to add even more to their already huge ill gotten wealth.
Agyeman. 10 years ago

You're a sick tribal bigot with a genocidal attitude.

You're a sick tribal bigot with a genocidal attitude.
Joe Turkey 10 years ago

And the thieves at Ghana Post; does it matter whether we have Atta Mills or a goat on our stamps? The letters never get to their destinations, anyway. I mailed several packages to my children in SHS six years ago. They are no ...
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And the thieves at Ghana Post; does it matter whether we have Atta Mills or a goat on our stamps? The letters never get to their destinations, anyway. I mailed several packages to my children in SHS six years ago. They are now completing their university education and the packages have are yet to be delivered. Foreign stamps on letters and packages are like trigger switches. Dzulorviwo.
ADABRAKA 10 years ago

How can you honour somebody with somebody in the background? There is Obama and Mills together in one postal stamp and the other is similar. Has Late Prez Mills got no picture of his own? Everybody who see the postage will s ...
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How can you honour somebody with somebody in the background? There is Obama and Mills together in one postal stamp and the other is similar. Has Late Prez Mills got no picture of his own? Everybody who see the postage will see Obama than Mills. Knowing Obama will catapult Mills on any international postage.

When has the Royal Mail of UK had the Queen's head with somebody on the background? Oh no! Does Gh Post even exist at all for them to have a Brand Strategist?

And there is a WASTEFUL organisation called Brand Gh.

Oh Me Man!!!!!!

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