I have met my financial obligations to NPP - Osei Ameyaw

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• kofi boahen paris 9 years ago

  He should have better count himself out,for there are better heads to lead this big party than him.

  He should have better count himself out,for there are better heads to lead this big party than him.

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• Kwasi Buadu 9 years ago

  Go to court.
  Go to court.
  Go to court.

  Go to court.
  Go to court.
  Go to court.

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• okonkwo 9 years ago

  Give the nigga a chance!!

  Give the nigga a chance!!

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• Skin Pain 9 years ago

  The question is not about whether or not he wrote a letter. It is about a receipt of payment of the GHC85,000.00. Was he given a receipt of payment from the party HQ? In any case, aspirants were to pay with money order; does ...
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  The question is not about whether or not he wrote a letter. It is about a receipt of payment of the GHC85,000.00. Was he given a receipt of payment from the party HQ? In any case, aspirants were to pay with money order; does it mean that he paid with cash or by letter. To me, he is not qualified. He should have collected the money from sources and then paid to the Party by money order and collected a receipt.

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• Exposure 9 years ago

  Let's find out the terms of agreement for the loan he advanced to the NPP.
  If there was an agreement that the monies would be repaid prior to the holding of presidential primaries then I think he did the wise thing by reques ...
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  Let's find out the terms of agreement for the loan he advanced to the NPP.
  If there was an agreement that the monies would be repaid prior to the holding of presidential primaries then I think he did the wise thing by requesting that the required fees be deducted from the reimbursement. If agreement was that he would be paid after the primaries then to my mind the Hon MP can be faulted and disqualified for the primaries.

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