‘African Leaders must quicken EPA agreement’

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• Peter 10 years ago

  The EPA agreement will destroy our fragile manufacturing base and deny our country vital revenues from imports from EU. Ghanaians have been crying for years about the falling value of the cedi and the president who is respons ...
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  The EPA agreement will destroy our fragile manufacturing base and deny our country vital revenues from imports from EU. Ghanaians have been crying for years about the falling value of the cedi and the president who is responsible for protecting the country's economic interest is urging us to sign the 2014 version of the Bond of 1844, condemning us to economic slavery to Europe.

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• Owura Kofi 10 years ago

  Mr President, have you done any serious long term cost/benefit analysis of the EPA?
  
  What kind of Ghanaian goods is this man talking about? Mr President, I think you're dreaming, if you think EPA will help Ghana's developme ...
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  Mr President, have you done any serious long term cost/benefit analysis of the EPA?
  
  What kind of Ghanaian goods is this man talking about? Mr President, I think you're dreaming, if you think EPA will help Ghana's development.

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• I.T 10 years ago

  THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS, IS THIS PRESIDENT REALLY THIS NAIVE, ALL HE IS CONCERNED ABOUT IS THE DUTY FREE EXPORTS OF COACOA, WHAT ABOUT OUR INDUSTRIES, I HOPE OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES ISOLATE GHANA IF IT GOES AHEAD WITH THIS POISONO ...
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  THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS, IS THIS PRESIDENT REALLY THIS NAIVE, ALL HE IS CONCERNED ABOUT IS THE DUTY FREE EXPORTS OF COACOA, WHAT ABOUT OUR INDUSTRIES, I HOPE OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES ISOLATE GHANA IF IT GOES AHEAD WITH THIS POISONOUS AGREEMENT.

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