“Corruption crippling the nation” - Oti Boateng

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Ladies Ladies Ladies 10 years ago

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Kwesi Guyman 10 years ago

The Ghanaian women are taken to Arab countries to serve as slaves and illicit help for the Arab Lords.Last year Radio Focus in London highlighted to situation whereby a woman in Accra was the mistress who transports Ghanao ...
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The Ghanaian women are taken to Arab countries to serve as slaves and illicit help for the Arab Lords.Last year Radio Focus in London highlighted to situation whereby a woman in Accra was the mistress who transports Ghanaoian women for the slavery encounters. It took some of us here in London to trumpet the experiences of in fact, African women who were literally taken in as slaves and sex objects in Qatar or thereabouts.
The NDC Government must crack down on this and never grant license to the agents operating from Accra.
OLD SOLDIER 10 years ago

AUTHOR:... HON. MARTIN A.B.K. AMIDU...
The fight against corruption, abuse of power and impunity must be proactive and not reactive. We do not need to wait to be charged with poor leadership in fighting it before reacting in ...
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AUTHOR:... HON. MARTIN A.B.K. AMIDU...
The fight against corruption, abuse of power and impunity must be proactive and not reactive. We do not need to wait to be charged with poor leadership in fighting it before reacting in seeking to show leadership where we had all the opportunity but failed to be proactive.

Good leaders act; they do not wait to react to situations. Ghanaians will have difficulty electing another President from the geo-political north which the President and myself come from for more than thirty years after he has left office should this President fail to fight corruption, abuse of office and impunity in obedience to our ancestors and God during his tenure of office. Mark my words!
insight to the bone 10 years ago

pepeni the only good and honorable thing you can do is to resign so the peace and unity of the nation can be rebuilt on new fair and proper foundations. Any thing else will bring disaster and pain mainly to your own , learn f ...
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pepeni the only good and honorable thing you can do is to resign so the peace and unity of the nation can be rebuilt on new fair and proper foundations. Any thing else will bring disaster and pain mainly to your own , learn from the bible though the Egyptians were once brothers to the Israelite it did not stop them from oppressing them as today your pepeni and ayigbe nkwaseafuo are doing to the Akans today . watch has the hand of God systematically exposes you and unite the children of Akan. you orchestrated the murder of mills and now bribed the judges as you think in your unscrupulous pepeni mind that you must rule at all costs ,all you have gained is the despising hate in every Akans man's eyes today. you should have been impeached by now but since your ndc is so corrupt and partners in crime they can not have the courage to do the right thing so we shall have a revolution and war instead. you make empty promises of a better future but we all know all you did was pack your budget with recycled npp projects that will never come to be due to one arm bandit tactics of your bureaucrats and below average incompetent corrupt ministers . pepeni has the mentality of always taking but never contributing anything and with that mindset they think they can rule , no they can only be ignored and avoided as is the situation today , only criminal engage this useless illegitimate govt. your propaganda continues with their lies and even tried to re-brand you now as an Akan but we can not be fooled as an Akan leader will never do the things you do. Victoria has exposed you and there is more to come to show how useless you are. Thanks to you the npp/ndc political divide is giving way to the Akan and anti Akan divide and slowly all realize there is no politics than tribal hegemony so must look out for their own. the lies of the unity of the nation don't work when its only expected of the Akans .long live the republic of Akan
SITUATION 10 years ago

OPPOSITION SPOKE MAN CHIEF. where were you MR CHIEF, when corruption was the norm in Ghana 2008? A fking chief dabbling in politics.

OPPOSITION SPOKE MAN CHIEF. where were you MR CHIEF, when corruption was the norm in Ghana 2008? A fking chief dabbling in politics.
GHFUO, be serious & change ur thinkin 10 years ago

EACH REGION NEEDS CORRUPTION COURTS IN GH. PROSECUTE, JAIL N SEIZE ASSETS. DO THIS N U WILL REALISE THIS CANCER WILL END.

EACH REGION NEEDS CORRUPTION COURTS IN GH. PROSECUTE, JAIL N SEIZE ASSETS. DO THIS N U WILL REALISE THIS CANCER WILL END.
The Onipaba, Akyem Maase 10 years ago

One of the ways by which NDC shared the poor man's money was to buy SUVs for chiefs, pastors and sensational radio commentators. Those who did not get like Kwasi Pratt and Abeiku Santana are those now crying about corruption. ...
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One of the ways by which NDC shared the poor man's money was to buy SUVs for chiefs, pastors and sensational radio commentators. Those who did not get like Kwasi Pratt and Abeiku Santana are those now crying about corruption. Nana, tell NDC and Mahama that, their level of corruption is unprecedented.
Ladies Ladies Ladies 10 years ago

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travel opportunity for women in Oman.

female house helps are needed in Oman in the Gulf, everything has been sponsored by our partners in Oman all we need is your passport and in 3 weeks time you are gone

free:visa

free:flight ticket

free:accommodation

free :feeding

No sexual harassment.

you would only pay for our agents commission in which you can do that on the day you will be flying at the airport, we are not asking you for any commission fee until you see you are flying.

If you are man and want to travel abroad we can assist you to go anywhere in the world, also if you can look for female house workers for us you will have your percentage in each of the passengers you provide this is bussiness opportunity for the men also.

email us for details at:jamesodum@rocketmail.com

phone:0277790620 if you are outside Ghana then is+233-2777-90620

please call or send text no flash.
Lash La Rue 10 years ago

This is a shameful act by a fellow Ghanaian who is bent on exporting Ghanaian women into the Arab world for the sex travel and demeaning jobs. Arrest this man and his group. Ghanaians are too civilised for the Arabs wh ...
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This is a shameful act by a fellow Ghanaian who is bent on exporting Ghanaian women into the Arab world for the sex travel and demeaning jobs. Arrest this man and his group. Ghanaians are too civilised for the Arabs who look down upon us. Indeed our government must step in to stop this daylight robbery.
Woman's wisdom 10 years ago

Jon mahama is the corruption himself so how could he fight himself? The guy is a thief so how could he prosecute his own friend who stole the state's money? He planned with the looters to steal the tax payer's money so how co ...
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Jon mahama is the corruption himself so how could he fight himself? The guy is a thief so how could he prosecute his own friend who stole the state's money? He planned with the looters to steal the tax payer's money so how could he prosecute someone like Ebo Baron Oduro, Okudjeto Aboakwa, Fiifi Kwatey, Kwabena Duffour, Betty Mould Idrisu and all those thieves of NDC? This is simply not possible. Mahama himself is the corruption so let us not waste our time in telling him to fight corruption because no one is capable of fighting himself.
Anthony Peduase 10 years ago

Corruption has been a disease in Ghana but the observations explicitly show that Kufuor's administration has caused more serious moral damage to our society to the extent that ' corruption by Kufuor and his men, sympathisers ...
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Corruption has been a disease in Ghana but the observations explicitly show that Kufuor's administration has caused more serious moral damage to our society to the extent that ' corruption by Kufuor and his men, sympathisers and Ghanaians in any sector of our society, young and old have since seen corruption and money focused attitude and mentality as an acceptable trend. No wonder, Kufuor abolished religious education in our schools. And went on to say he went to politics to make money and that corruption started from poor Adam and Eve. Now it is the corrupt, liars, the violent and the lawless, stories fabricators and those with very low moral standards/concern who are now seen as the specimen or the important men of our society. What a shame!!!.
JJ 10 years ago

SO TRUE. THAT ERA DEFINED CORRUPTION.

SO TRUE. THAT ERA DEFINED CORRUPTION.
James, Fofie 10 years ago

I agree with you Anthony. Kufuor made it worse. First he helped himself left and right-the Haruna Esseku saga, gold chain, hotel Kufuor, the Mall, Drillship, Vodafone, GEC PAY AS YOU GO meters, acquisition of state properties ...
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I agree with you Anthony. Kufuor made it worse. First he helped himself left and right-the Haruna Esseku saga, gold chain, hotel Kufuor, the Mall, Drillship, Vodafone, GEC PAY AS YOU GO meters, acquisition of state properties including land and bungalows, state housing projects, CocoBod revenue looted by NPP with Isaac Osei and co as the front guards and State properties in London and America etc.
NON-ALIGNED 10 years ago

CORRUPTION! CORRUPTION! CORRUPTION! Has been with us since Adam and Eve........

If a so-called leader proclaims such rubbish on its citizens.....what on earth do we expect them to do otherwise to live?

We Ghanaians have ...
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CORRUPTION! CORRUPTION! CORRUPTION! Has been with us since Adam and Eve........

If a so-called leader proclaims such rubbish on its citizens.....what on earth do we expect them to do otherwise to live?

We Ghanaians have accepted corruption as part of our lives and every aspect of our lives reflects that.

Ordinary citizens grow into politics and are suddenly being referred to as - "honourable", what else should we expect of them? Our citizens are all bathe in corruption.......and it will only take a STRONG, BOLD LEADER with VISION and INTEGRITY to put in place strong people as he or she is, in proper institutions to FIGHT against corruption.

Corrupt individuals should be punished and be seen to punished.............
All this democracy of anything goes, is killing us in GHANA!

GOD BLESS GHANA!
AFRICAN FOREVER!
OMANBA 10 years ago

Unfortunately the NPP is not aware of that but has rather resorted to turning it into political footballing.It is high time they realized that it an issue of national importance which should be tackled by all.It is not a prob ...
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Unfortunately the NPP is not aware of that but has rather resorted to turning it into political footballing.It is high time they realized that it an issue of national importance which should be tackled by all.It is not a problem for only Mahamah to solve.After all Kuffuor did nothing to fight corruption when he was in power.He could only say'corruption has been with us since Adam and Eve'.
KoBO 10 years ago

All Nations church congregation in Toronto did you see this? "In the abundance of water, the fool is still thirsty."

All Nations church congregation in Toronto did you see this? "In the abundance of water, the fool is still thirsty."
Osei Yao 10 years ago

Oti Boateng must look into the mirror. Why did he go into voluntary exile during Rawlings; time?

Oti Boateng must look into the mirror. Why did he go into voluntary exile during Rawlings; time?
Koforidua Flowers (fr) 10 years ago

Nana the present Mahama gvt is infested so much in CORRUPTION that Nana,you have to safeguard your dignity and traditional honours.Nana talk and advice your traditional area on Land Tenur, Litigation and Chieftancy leaving th ...
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Nana the present Mahama gvt is infested so much in CORRUPTION that Nana,you have to safeguard your dignity and traditional honours.Nana talk and advice your traditional area on Land Tenur, Litigation and Chieftancy leaving the other aspect of governance to those concern.Nana for example, I've been asked to pay 5Omillion for my child's admission instead of 20million,I cherish education and cannot see my child staying at home.Nana where do I have pass my grievances to secure the normal fees for my child.Nana its not the fault of the people.We are JUST part of the solution.Mahama gvt is playing with marbles.
Whatever 10 years ago

Gives us specifics because this over-generalization is becoming nauseating by the day.

Gives us specifics because this over-generalization is becoming nauseating by the day.
SULE 10 years ago

The Mahama/Amissah Arthur gov't's recklessly corrupt nature and tendencies has landed Ghana in the abyss, and it's rippling effects are being felt, beyond even the borders of the country, grossly grotesque.

The Mahama/Amissah Arthur gov't's recklessly corrupt nature and tendencies has landed Ghana in the abyss, and it's rippling effects are being felt, beyond even the borders of the country, grossly grotesque.
BABA 10 years ago

you were and still a corrupt man from the days when you were the govt. statistician till today madafucker womanizer thief, have you forgotten when you stole govt. money and your big nose face was printed in the front page of ...
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you were and still a corrupt man from the days when you were the govt. statistician till today madafucker womanizer thief, have you forgotten when you stole govt. money and your big nose face was printed in the front page of the DAILY GRAPHIC during the RAWLINGS ERA REGIME?
MAGGIE 10 years ago

is it not obvious that this ndc are so full of thieves.....the ndc founded by rawlings had integrity and nobility with people like martin amidu...but what we see now are thieves and nation wreckers like woyome, barton odro, b ...
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is it not obvious that this ndc are so full of thieves.....the ndc founded by rawlings had integrity and nobility with people like martin amidu...but what we see now are thieves and nation wreckers like woyome, barton odro, bettymould, ablakwah okudzeto, etc etc....we are all dead in their hands....
pulinjasco 10 years ago

Stop complaing and help fight it talk talk who should act and what have you as a person done to fight corruption,please let's be responsible citizens and not partisan

Stop complaing and help fight it talk talk who should act and what have you as a person done to fight corruption,please let's be responsible citizens and not partisan
Yaw Adu-Asare 10 years ago

Shepherding a stranger to be omanhene of Akim Kotoku was a form of corruption.

Shepherding a stranger to be omanhene of Akim Kotoku was a form of corruption.

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