Mr Abeeku, I'm assuming you meant "Dire Consequence" rather than "Dyer Consequence".
Mr Abeeku, I'm assuming you meant "Dire Consequence" rather than "Dyer Consequence".
AYITEY! 9 years ago
"NEWTRON"?
"NEWTRON"?
C.Y. ANDY-K 9 years ago
I am assuming he meant "dire" too. I had goose bumps all over me body reading his diatribe. Hold on, buddy, "me body" is colloquial English-speak construction we Londoners are familiar with. E.g, a true native will say, "I am ... read full comment
I am assuming he meant "dire" too. I had goose bumps all over me body reading his diatribe. Hold on, buddy, "me body" is colloquial English-speak construction we Londoners are familiar with. E.g, a true native will say, "I am going to take me tea"; not "my tea."
For someone who is out to call others "illiterates", one would have expected he has a firm command of the written language of his choice for communicating that news to us. There were so many boo-boos in his write-up one can swoon reading it.
Andy-K
Joe Rasta 9 years ago
Get a life Mr. Newton, we are all disappointed in Mahama. But the cedi stability is welcome news , why do you sound like it "pains" you that things are shaping up.
Ghana has one BIG problem, and its the likes of you who wan ... read full comment
Get a life Mr. Newton, we are all disappointed in Mahama. But the cedi stability is welcome news , why do you sound like it "pains" you that things are shaping up.
Ghana has one BIG problem, and its the likes of you who want your political opponents to fail so you suddenly have a message, show one, just one remedy to problems in your article. jimijimi. All we want is Ghana to be a better place for us lo live and grow,if you are the one to make that happen, why not ....so is if its another person . Lets stop this nonsense we call politics.
Solomon Dormenyo Quist 9 years ago
THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH.
THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH.
KOO 9 years ago
Mr Rasta,what Abeeku is pointing out is quite simple.The government has received an injection of capital that have helped stabilized the Cedi.Does it mean we will always have to borrow to do the trick?.The government is just ... read full comment
Mr Rasta,what Abeeku is pointing out is quite simple.The government has received an injection of capital that have helped stabilized the Cedi.Does it mean we will always have to borrow to do the trick?.The government is just adding more loans to the already astronomical figure facing the nation instead of coming up with programes that can bring relief.Mind you these Bonds and Cocoa credits totalling $2.2billion are simply loans that must be paid for.
Nii Tsokor 9 years ago
Ghanaweb, edit these headlines and captions before going public with them. This is getting old.
Ghanaweb, edit these headlines and captions before going public with them. This is getting old.
Joe Rasta 9 years ago
Mr KOO, Seriously then what he is pointing out is pedestrian. Everyone knows that Mr. Promise Bohyeba Mahama has over borrowed and keeps borrowing. If this borrowing has brought relief, I may not applaud him, but at the same ... read full comment
Mr KOO, Seriously then what he is pointing out is pedestrian. Everyone knows that Mr. Promise Bohyeba Mahama has over borrowed and keeps borrowing. If this borrowing has brought relief, I may not applaud him, but at the same time I want draw daggers at him if its yielding desired results. If you happen to be changing forex for business , you would appreciate my relief the GHs is stable .
Ugly Akufo Addo 9 years ago
They shift to different thing again , shameless party
They shift to different thing again , shameless party
atta 9 years ago
If we are not blinded by out political views, common sense will tell urs that the point he is making is right. The cause of the fall in the cedi is the demand for foreign currencies to pay for our high imports. What they did ... read full comment
If we are not blinded by out political views, common sense will tell urs that the point he is making is right. The cause of the fall in the cedi is the demand for foreign currencies to pay for our high imports. What they did is a one time huge injection of foreign currency into the economy to meet the demand. Unless we increase our exports or reduce our imports, there will come another cycle when demand for foreign currencies exceed the supply, because what we make from our exports will be used to pay for these loans, and the lack or shortage of the foreign currency to pay for our imports will put pressure on the local currency
Fo Koku - Tanyinbge 9 years ago
AFTER DR BAWUMIA HOPED FOR A HIGHER RISE OF THE CEDI, AFTER PASTOR OTABIL SAID I$ COULD BE 1 GHC POSSIBLE, IT DID NOT HAPPEN. S. AFRICA AND KENYA WENT IN FOR SHORT TERM WHILE GHANA WENT IN A THE MEDIUM TERM
AFTER DR BAWUMIA HOPED FOR A HIGHER RISE OF THE CEDI, AFTER PASTOR OTABIL SAID I$ COULD BE 1 GHC POSSIBLE, IT DID NOT HAPPEN. S. AFRICA AND KENYA WENT IN FOR SHORT TERM WHILE GHANA WENT IN A THE MEDIUM TERM
Mustafa 9 years ago
Is this foolish writter normal at all???
Is this foolish writter normal at all???
HARD LISTENERS 9 years ago
its the reversal of the bogus BOG policies that made the cedi make a comeback
its the reversal of the bogus BOG policies that made the cedi make a comeback
Dynamic Thinter 9 years ago
Good
Good
HARD LISTENERS 9 years ago
what a nice piece of writing this is. ndc fanatics would be at their biting best. the only correction is that the cash for the euro bond and the cocoa purchases is yet to hit govt accounts. check the info govt released after ... read full comment
what a nice piece of writing this is. ndc fanatics would be at their biting best. the only correction is that the cash for the euro bond and the cocoa purchases is yet to hit govt accounts. check the info govt released after these actions were taken
Mike 9 years ago
Hahaaaa! $2.2 billion can not solve our problems. Period!
Those ignorant NDC loud mouths will have to reverse their arguments again very soon.
Hahaaaa! $2.2 billion can not solve our problems. Period!
Those ignorant NDC loud mouths will have to reverse their arguments again very soon.
Kwabena Yeboah 9 years ago
Not worth the paper it is written on - a complete waste of time.
Not worth the paper it is written on - a complete waste of time.
Mr Abeeku, I'm assuming you meant "Dire Consequence" rather than "Dyer Consequence".
"NEWTRON"?
I am assuming he meant "dire" too. I had goose bumps all over me body reading his diatribe. Hold on, buddy, "me body" is colloquial English-speak construction we Londoners are familiar with. E.g, a true native will say, "I am ...
read full comment
Get a life Mr. Newton, we are all disappointed in Mahama. But the cedi stability is welcome news , why do you sound like it "pains" you that things are shaping up.
Ghana has one BIG problem, and its the likes of you who wan ...
read full comment
THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH.
Mr Rasta,what Abeeku is pointing out is quite simple.The government has received an injection of capital that have helped stabilized the Cedi.Does it mean we will always have to borrow to do the trick?.The government is just ...
read full comment
Ghanaweb, edit these headlines and captions before going public with them. This is getting old.
Mr KOO, Seriously then what he is pointing out is pedestrian. Everyone knows that Mr. Promise Bohyeba Mahama has over borrowed and keeps borrowing. If this borrowing has brought relief, I may not applaud him, but at the same ...
read full comment
They shift to different thing again , shameless party
If we are not blinded by out political views, common sense will tell urs that the point he is making is right. The cause of the fall in the cedi is the demand for foreign currencies to pay for our high imports. What they did ...
read full comment
AFTER DR BAWUMIA HOPED FOR A HIGHER RISE OF THE CEDI, AFTER PASTOR OTABIL SAID I$ COULD BE 1 GHC POSSIBLE, IT DID NOT HAPPEN. S. AFRICA AND KENYA WENT IN FOR SHORT TERM WHILE GHANA WENT IN A THE MEDIUM TERM
Is this foolish writter normal at all???
its the reversal of the bogus BOG policies that made the cedi make a comeback
Good
what a nice piece of writing this is. ndc fanatics would be at their biting best. the only correction is that the cash for the euro bond and the cocoa purchases is yet to hit govt accounts. check the info govt released after ...
read full comment
Hahaaaa! $2.2 billion can not solve our problems. Period!
Those ignorant NDC loud mouths will have to reverse their arguments again very soon.
Not worth the paper it is written on - a complete waste of time.